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This Month we will be getting ready to bring Dating Offline for Pride Month with some crafts SPECIFICALLY for queer cuties looking for love!
It will still be a lovely day at Spitalfields City Farm crafting, exploring the farm, cooking, and feasting in the evening - but this time it's also the Summer Fayre & Queer IRL Rosette Making, Stamping and making Ask Me Out Bracelets!
What will we be doing?
Wander around, say hi to the animals, take in the gardens, chill in the cafe area, Enjoy the Summer Fayre!
The Crafts will be Queer IRL Rosette Making, Queer IRL Stamping and making Ask Me Out Bracelets - all to making meeting people IRL easier
Chill reading/knitting/drawing/crafting at the farm for the vibes
Help with the cooking for the feast!
Come along just for the feast!
SCHEDULE:
10-5PM - The Summer Fayre!
3PM - 5PM - Farm Time (crafting, cooking, exploring)
4PM - THE FARM GATES ARE LOCKED (the gate will still be open after this but will look closed)
5PM - Feast
6:30PM - 7PM - TIDY UP TOGETHER!
Help with the feast is always welcome! This looks like chopping and peeling veg. Making salads. Stirring and watching the pot. Tidying/ washing up. Please wash your plates and bowls when you are finished with them 🥰
FARM DAY
For the farm day think fun community vibes, enjoying nature, helping out, crafting or having a slow day.
For the feast think lovely, cosy, nourishing vibes - coming together with our community to break bread, feel the love and make connections.
We will be providing plenty of food, using some farm food to make some lovely vegan GF dishes - but if you can,
please bring your own dishes to add to the table. (especially desserts!)
Donations are very welcome but if you can't donate, we still want you at the event!
BRING TUPPERWARE FOR LEFTOVERS!
THE FEAST TAKES PLACE IN A TENT STRUCTURE SO IT CAN BE CHILLY - There are heaters but please dress warm for the evening temperatures <3
ACCESSIBILITY
The event will be taking place in the Safari tent at Spitalfields city farm
The terrain from the entrance to the tent is not completely smooth, some of it is woodchips and some is plastic open mesh sunk into soil, some is cobblestones
There are ramps into both structures
There is an accessible toilet
Wheelchair accessible picnic tables!
Click here to see pictures of the venue
SOME RULES FOR YOUR VISIT(from the farm)
We are happy to welcome Guide Dogs for the Blind, Disability Assistance Dogs, Disability Support Dogs, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, Medical Assistance Dogs and Seizure Alert Dogs provided that:
They are fully registered, kept under control and accompanied by their owners.
Owners must show the relevant Identification Cards upon entering the Farm and all assistance dogs must wear their identifying jackets whilst on site. ID card and jackets are a part of the regulations for all Registered and Trained Support Dogs in the UK.
There may be times when our livestock is loose on site, usually between 3-4:30pm - during which time the assistance dog will need to be supervised in the tent away from the animals passing through
On the farm everyone should wash their hands before putting them near their mouths (eating, sucking thumbs or smoking). Full hand washing facilities are available at the farm.
Children should be supervised at all times.
Feeding the animals is not allowed unless approved by a member of staff or part of a planned activity.
No chasing, throwing things or shouting at the animals.
Wear appropriate clothing, e.g strong shoes/trainers, not open-toed sandals.
