Bankside Open Spaces Trust (BOST) who have helped design and run various outside community spaces in the area (including The Gateway Community Garden and its sister project The Diversity Garden over the road) need help this Saturday up on Webber Street.
Come along to our Healthy Eating Project at The Gateway Centre where you can learn how to cook delicious healthy meals from around the world as well as cakes and other treats all as part of a friendly group.
Gloria, who is running the project, emphasises the importance of food both nutritionally and socially: “there is a lot we can learn from the different cultures and cuisines from around the world: as well as learning about healthy eating and good nutrition, this project hopes to help us learn about each other and to bring the community together.”
The sessions are free and everyone is welcome, come along on Wednesday at midday, there wont always be enough for everyone to have a full lunch – but hopefully we should all get to try some!
Below are some more photos from the Get To Know Gateway Event that was held on Friday 18th November. Look out as there will be another festive-themed funday at The Gateway soon.
Chatting and Eating in the Brasserie
People gathering outside, enjoying the free teas and coffees
Visitors enjoying the free Batik session
St George's Circus Living 