Cooking and Eating Together

What is it?

Cooking Together is an opportunity for people to develop their cooking skills and learn new recipes while making friends. It's also a chance for people to share their own beloved dishes and learn about other cultures.

We meet on the first Thursday of each month at Stonebridge City Farm, Stonebridge Road, Nottingham NG3 2FR. View our upcoming sessions here.

The Sharing Table

Our cooking group made The Sharing Table - a wonderful cookbook full of great recipes.

Take a look at previous sessions

Latest

Summer Opening Times

Some of our sessions and activities will be taking a break in July and August - find out more here.
Refugee Week 2026: A celebration of courage

Join us for Refugee Week 2026 as Nottingham comes alive with events celebrating the creativity, resilience, and contributions of refugees and asylum seekers.
DJ Night Fundraiser for Refugee Roots in Refugee Week

Join us on Thursday 18th June from 7pm for a night of music, art, and community, featuring DJ sets and Elaheh Raoifi's Persian Rug Exhibition.
Refugee Week: Pieces of Me Event at the National Justice Museum

Join us for a half-day takeover celebrating stories from Nottingham's refugee community through art, poetry, and creative workshops. Booking required.

Summer Opening Times

Some of our sessions and activities will be taking a break in July and August - find out more here.
Sport

Our Access movement project funded by Sport England is an oppirtunity for refugees of all ages to become more active and involved in physical activity
Help with Universal Credit

Do you need support with Universal Credit? Book a 1-to-1 consultation with a trained advisor.
Advice and Guidance

Our support workers can provide information, advice and guidance on a range of support issues. They can make referrals and signpost participants to the support they require.
Art Sessions

Being creative is a great way to relieve stress, express yourself and connect with others.
Women's Group

A safe space to meet with other women every Tuesday for support, friendship and empowerment
Access

Access is a hub of activity, a place to belong, connect, get support, and help. A wide range of activities and learning opportunities to suit all.
Befriending

Building confidence through one-off or long term support
Make a referral

Make a referral for a refugee or asylum seeker. We will respond as soon as possible. When we receive a referral we will contact or arrange to meet the person who has been referred.