Tonight from 7pm a Winter Warmer special People’s Kitchen.

We will be serving delicious food, all for whatever price you can afford, from 7pm at the Red and Black Umbrella. The food will be vegan friendly. People’s Kitchens are a great place to socialise and meet new people.

So come and support the return of the People’s Kitchen and help turn it into a regular event again.

Also tonight, a chance to talk about Claimant Solidarity Cardiff, with the organiser of the Tea Tent.

…Upcycling, self-defence, films, discussions incl. action on FGM and pro-choice,  riot grrl tunes, vegan grub, vagina cupcakes, music…

…bring your own poetry/zines/whatever…and it’s all family friendly!

Evening music from 6pm:

Petrol Girls – south london feminist anarcho restless ragey punk
Twisted – garagy hardcore punk from south wales
Efa Supertramp – political acoustic bilingual folk punk
Big Red – anarcho folk punk grrl with guitar
Rufus Mufasa – bilingual spokenword poet and hiphop artist
Little Eris - psychadelic electropop from cardiff
Dancing Queer – bellydancing with a twist

Donation £3 – profit to Women Seeking Sanctuary Advocacy Group – http://wssagwales.wordpress.com
Drink Tolerated (From 6pm) Drunkenness NOT.

This Sunday we will happily be opening our doors to the community as we host an autonomous folk arts, bbq, music and fun day on sunday. Bring paint ya’ll!

From 11am onwards we will be sharing music, vegan food, seeds and art.
We ask and encourage those who use the space to bring vegan food, seeds to swap, paints to decorate our newly white-washed social centre walls and gardening supplies that we can use for the edible garden that we hope to start cultivating this year.

We have a nice clear space ready for Sunday, thanks to those who attended our productive (work) day yesterday.  It’s time for the space to get a new face on!
Ideas for the outside of the building greatly appreciated.

We welcome families and dogs
57 – 5 8 clifton street, cardiff.

Love and Peas! xX

The night will be to raise some funds for the Red and Black Umbrella Social Centre with proceeds to be put towards fixing various holes, leaks, cracks and general DIY.

14th April (Mon)
Suggested Donation £3, Doors at 5.30

BYOB, drink tolerated, drunkenness not!

If you don’t know what Perkie sounds like with a band, but would like to find out, then you would do well to go get yer lug’oles round this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_HvSsNw8ow or check the bandcamp if you’ve got a longer attention span.

RailYard Ghosts

http://railyardghosts.bandcamp.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4ND7AMgVwc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLdWS4PWUTs

+ Support from
Peasants! (USA), Bandit the Panther (UK) and Ash Victim!

With food and a short film to open the night.

The event will raise ABC funds for our fallen friend and Comrade who passed away earlier this year. Profits will go to prisoners he was in contact with and supporting from outside the cage, who need funds as their legal aid has been dropped. For more information you can keep an eye on this site and come along to one of our next Cardiff ABC meetings.

“So, farewell for now, my friend, until the next round of magic and mayhem against civilisation.”

Suggested Donation £3

Doors at 5pm.
BYOB- drink tolerated, drunkenness not!

Vegan food and popcorn (for donation) will also be served..- Join us from 7pm.

This Is England is a 2006 British drama film written and directed by Shane Meadows. The story centres on young skinheads in England in 1983. The film illustrates how their subculture, which has its roots in 1960s West Indian culture, especially ska, soul, and reggae music,^[4][5] became adopted by white nationalists, which led to divisions within the skinhead scene. The film’s title is a direct reference to a scene where the character Combo explainshis nationalist views using the phrase “this is England” during his speech.

[ 'This is England' on IMDB ]

And join a few of us afterwards as we head to ‘Strictly Bounce’ – a fundraiser for Stop NATO Cymru at Undertone on Church Street.

10pm – 3am // £3 Entry.

Featuring: Greggerz, Wowza, Dash & App, D#mental, Steady Jay.

People’s Kitchen is back again tonight at the Red and Black Umbrella.

Come by at 7pm for a hot home-made vegan meal, tea, coffee, and more!

Acoustic guitars and other instruments at the ready, we might have a bit of a jam afterwards. Our Radical Library and free shop will also be open. Event is free but donations welcomed to cover costs. This will be the last People’s Kitchen before January. x

We’ll have hot delicious vegan food made and served from our brand new kitchen!

And mulled apples – a delicious winter warmer!

All welcome from 7pm to come and eat with us! Event is free but donations welcome to cover costs.

Hope to see you then!

RBU x