Tuesday, February 23, 2010

at the pod


Kumera wants to give a shout out to their great supporters!

*Natural Tucker, an organic grocery store with a yummy salad bar. 
108 Darby St, Newcastle

*Growers Best Marketown, local fruit & veg. 
136 Parry St, Newcastle West

*Hamilton Fruit & Veg, local fruit & veg with juice bar. 
111 Beaumont St, Hamilton

*Sunnies Cafe, delicious high quality, cheap organic cafe. 
86 Maitland Rd, Islington

*Hunter Organic Foods, organic food and items. 
88 Mitchell St, Merewether

A shout out to the *Octapod for  awesome office space!

*"Octapod is a not-for-profit independent arts and media organisation located in a big hot open plan space in the heart of the Civic Precinct in Newcastle. Part-time staff and lots of volunteers nurture local creative projects, including festivals, a media space, and a gallery – just waiting for you to get involved. We can also provide ideas and resources to help you get your project off the ground. Become a member of the Octapod and get access to a network of likeminded creative types, kooky kids and people with know-how.

The Pod is an energetic space housing a significant Zine Library (come and browse, or maybe you wanna make your own?), a Community Media Space (learn media skills to share your stories), Podspace Gallery (contact us with your exhibition ideas), meeting and workshop space for community groups (tables and chairs, or lounges), big white wall (for screening films), and internet cafĂ© (printing, photocopying and web access by donation). 

taken from http://www.octapod.org

2/321 King St, Newcastle (Corner Auckland St & opposite civic park.)

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

january 2009
at a Kumera Kitchen meeting, the attendees draw their dream space to run Kumera in.

 Note there would also be thriving herb & vege gardens, fruit trees, + many other amazing things.

Friday, February 12, 2010

Even more photos. Dec 2009.

To hear more, get involved or make a donation to support us, contact Tia on tia_@graffiti.net or 0401 024 707.


More Kumera Community Kitchen , Nov/Dec 2009.

The Kumera Kitchen Crew have exciting project idea's that are building & evolving... 
Stay tuned to keep updated, & see the latest photos.

Follow us on facebook, under "Kumera Community Kitchen."







More of setting up a community kitchen at Merewether.






Each week, a bus collects people from all over town to bring them along to the feast. At least 50 people are rocking up every week now- and it keeps on growing!
To jump onboard, contact Tia on 0401 024 707.

Cooking up

 Since Mid 2009, the Kumera Crew have been assisting the Uniting Church (178 Glebe Rd, Merewether) in setting up a community kitchen, grounded in permaculture ethics & community love! Get involved, or just come along- every Tuesday night at 6pm.



The Parlour: This is Not Art Festival 2009- Kumera Kitchen Catering


Kumera Kitchen set up a delicious crepe  & rosti parlour during This is Not Art 2009 (www.tina.org). 
We love catering for like minded festivals & events. Contact tia_@graffiti.net for more info.

Monday, February 1, 2010

Kumera Kitchen in 2010

Kumera Kitchen

The Kumera Kitchen is a registered not-for-profit organisation, dedicated to providing healthy, organic, local produce and nutritious meals to the community. The coordinators of Kumera Kitchen have been establishing and running community kitchens since 2005.

Kumera Kitchen caters like minded events, conferences and festivals at minimal cost.

Kumera Kitchen established the weekly Uniting Church Merewether Community Kitchen in 2009.
Drop in around 4pm to help with cooking and food preparation or come to the dinner at 6pm.

Tuesdays Uniting Church
Glebe Road, Merewether

In 2010, we hope to establish a permanent Community Kitchen on Parry Street in Newcastle. We are in the process of securing funding to make this possible.

If you would like to volunteer at Kumera Kitchen or can help by making a donation,
please contact:

Tia
tia_@graffiti.net
0401024707