The Stove NetworkAn Arts and Community Organisation
The Stove NetworkWe strive to make sure that all in attendance to a Stove event have a safe and enjoyable experience. When booked to attend a Stove event, the following should be adhered to:
The Climate Kitchen, run by local community members, is a space for learning, sharing, contributing and working together to do something positive for the climate!
This session will be the second cycle-inspired edition of Climate Kitchen…
Two of our Climate Kitchen organisers, Kirsty and Katie, will be giving presentations about cycle-tours they’ve been on and give top tips and advice on where to start if you’re thinking of doing the same!
This will be followed by some Cycle-tastic Activity Tables, including route planning, infrastructure chat, reading corner AND a tutorial and chance to practice how to fix a puncture!
In the reading corner there will be a chance to view and chat about ‘Forget Me Not: Finding the forgotten species of climate-change Britain’ by Sophie Pavelle. ‘Sophie challenged herself to find them the low-carbon way, travelling the length of Britain on foot, by bicycle, in an electric car, by kayak, on ferries and in a lot of trains.’
The Stove Cafe will be open for food and drink from 5.30pm, so if you’ve got an appetite for change OR an appetite for a cuppa and some locally sourced food then we look forward to seeing you there!
Doors open at 5.30pm for food, the event starts at 7pm sharp.
Access Information: Level Access in rear of building through adjacent close to left-hand side of the Cafe (facing the front of the building). To ensure your experience with us is as best as it can be, please do let us know if you have any specific access requirements and we’d be happy to help. Please email Kevin or Sal on: [email protected] or phone 01387 252435 and speak with one of our team. We are able to provide walk-throughs of the building before attending our events as well as assign seating before your arrival.