Nutrition talk, batch cooking classes and pay-as-you-can meals at St Anne’s House, Brislington, Bristol

Enjoy a Little Feast Lunch

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November 2026

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Enjoy a Little Feast Lunch 〰️ November 2026 〰️

Join us at one of our events:

  • Learn to Batch Cook for £5 - 4 week course

    Starting Monday 9 November, 10am-1.30pm
    Full course dates: 9, 16, 23, 30 November

    Wish you had the time, space and know-how to make affordable healthy meals for your housedhold?

    Join us to learn new skills and cook nutritionally balanced recipes in a fun and friendly step-by-step class led by Laurie and Seema. Take home up to 8 portions of foodand enjoy a social lunch.

    Group of women preparing vegetables around a communal table, concentrating on their tasks.
  • Little Feast Community Lunches

    Mondays: 9, 16, 23, 30 November, 7 December , 12.30-1.30pm
    Pay-as-you-can, everyone welcome

    Don’t fancy cooking? Why not join us for a delicious Little Feast Community Lunch instead!

    With a focus on seasonal, healthy choices, this friendly, social meal is a great way to try new flavours and meet new people. Help us spread the word - put up a poster in your community!

  • Kitchen Skills: butchery & fermentation workshop

    Monday 7 December, 10am-1.30pm
    Includes meal

    Learn how to portion a whole chicken with a butcher and discover why buying a whole bird can be a more cost-effective way to shop.

    Then get hands-on with easy ferments you can make at home – a practical, relaxed workshop packed with useful skills, tasty ideas and things to take home.

  • Eat well without the overwhelm: nutrition talk and meal

    Wednesday 20 January, 7-8.30pm
    Includes pay-as-you-can meal

    Listen to Seema Vekaria (DipCNM, BScHons, AFMCP, mANP) registered Nutritional Therapist, talk about how we can eat a more balanced diet when life is busy - without complicated recipes, expensive ingredients or starting from scratch every night. Everyone welcome!

    Includes meal after the talk.

Project funded by Feeding Bristol CIO and supported by Bricks