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Peckham’s Multicultural Plates
17 March @ 17:00 – 21:00
Peckham’s Multicultural Plates is an evening of community, culture and cuisine, bringing together Peckham’s diverse communities to break bread and celebrate shared stories.
Organised by The Ernest Foundation, a Peckham-based charity promoting health and wellbeing, and supported by Rebel Led Equality, this free gathering celebrates the spirit of iftar and langar— coming together to nourish body and soul —while honouring the rich tapestry of traditions that make Peckham home.
The event will feature a free multicultural feast with dishes shared by local cultural and faith representatives, including langar. All food will be halal.
Alongside the meal, the evening will include:
- Live music, art and performances from local artists
- Free health checks and wellbeing signposting with the Southwark Public Health Team
- Mini craft tables for creative expression and community art-making
- Opportunities to connect with cultural and faith leaders
- Space for dialogue, reflection and community building
All are welcome. Come hungry, leave connected.
Event details
Date: Tuesday 17 March
Time: 5-9pm
Location: SET Social, 55a Nigel Road, Peckham SE15 4NP
Ticketing/registeration: Free entry. Reserve your spot via Eventbrite.
Get Involved
Peckham’s Multicultural Plates is a collective effort, and organisers are inviting members of the community to take part.
They are currently looking for:
- Cultural and faith groups to share traditional dishes
- Musicians, artists and performers
- Volunteers to support with setup, serving food and creative activities
- Health professionals or community champions to support wellbeing activities
No experience is necessary. Just bring your energy, warmth and commitment to building community.
To take part, please complete the sign-up form below.
About the organisers:
Peckham’s Multicultural Plates is organised by The Ernest Foundation, a Peckham-based charity dedicated to promoting health and wellbeing within local communities.
The event is supported by Rebel Led Equality, a local non-profit advancing equity through research, training and community engagement.
This event is funded by Southwark Council.