Exploring women+ history you weren’t taught in school

Do you love a bit of baking or perhaps just a wee biscuit with your tea? Have you ever wondered about where that delicious biscuit or refreshing cup of tea came from? Our Fierce Women+ Cookery session might just be for you! We explore, through interactive activities and discussion, the history of our food and where it comes from. There is a baking element of this session, so be ready to roll up your sleeves and get stuck in!

Booking: This event is free, designed for women+ (inclusive of trans women and non-binary folk). Book your ticket on Eventbrite, or alternatively, you can email info@kairoswomen.org or call on 0141 3785078 to find out more or book a Welcome Meeting with a member of the team.

Food & drinks: we have snacks & hot drinks available for free, and there’s a free food pantry in the corridor & there is always sandwich ingredients in the kitchen so just ask.

Pantry & Free Shop: In our corridor, grab something from the free shop – clothes, toiletries, household items. Or why not see what you can find in the pantry? Lots of items to fill your cupboards.

Children: This workshop is not suitable for children who are walking and talking due to the themes. Babies are welcomed.

Transport: We are a 12 minute walk from Paisley Gilmour Station and the main bus routes. There is a large car park in front of the building. We will need your registration number on arrival when you sign in for free parking.

Note on the space: we are based in the Embroidery Mill, directly across from Morrisons car park. We’re the mill building without the tall tower nearby. Find out more on our Contact page.

Accessibility information: our space is on the ground floor and is wheelchair accessible with an accessible bathroom. BSL interpretation will be provided and we have a hearing loop available to use. Go to our Accessibility & Inclusion page for more information.

Sensory information: Kairos is a very colourful space that can be noisy during busy groups. We use lamps in our spaces to reduce sensory overwhelm and fidget toys are available. Speak to someone before coming along so we can advise you of quieter spaces. We can adapt to make the space more comfortable and accessible for you!

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