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Join Us for a Special Tu B’Shevat Friday Night Dinner, 21 February 2025

Looking for a delicious way to spend your Friday evening? Come along to our special three-course Friday night dinner, lovingly prepared by our talented JVS chefs and wonderful volunteers. This meal will have a delightful Tu B’Shevat theme, celebrating the best seasonal vegetables and bringing people together over good food, great company, and a shared […]

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Mushroom Leather: The Future of Vegan Fashion and Sustainability

Mushroom leather (aka mycelium leather) is shaking up fashion as a sustainable, cruelty-free alternative to traditional leather. Made from fungi roots, it’s biodegradable, durable, and seriously luxe. Big brands are on board. Stella McCartney dropped the Frayme Mylo™ Bag, a high-fashion piece made entirely from mycelium leather. Adidas reworked its iconic Stan Smiths with a […]

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A Taste of India: FND 24th January 2025

Last week’s Friday Night Dinner was a truly special evening, filled with connection, community and the irresistible aroma of delicious plant-based Indian cuisine, prepared by the talented Chef Nishma of Shambhu’s. Guests gathered to enjoy a delightful feast that showcased the rich flavours of North Indian and Gujarati dishes, creating a wonderful sense of togetherness. […]

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Tu B’Shvat 2025 (15 Shvat 5785)

Dear Reader, As we approach Tu B’Shvat, the “New Year for Trees,” I find myself reflecting on what this holiday truly means—especially. Tu B’Shvat, which falls on the 15th of Shevat, is a beautiful celebration of nature and the life that springs from the earth. It’s a moment to pause, appreciate the trees, and honour […]

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Film Screening: Six Inches of Soil

To mark Tu B’Shevat (New Year of the trees) we are screening Six Inches of Soil film. The film tells the story of remarkable farmers, communities, small businesses, chefs and entrepreneurs who are leading the way to transform how our food is produced and consumed. As part of the evening there will be a vegan […]

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Gujarati Feast – A Taste of North India: 24th January 2025

We’re looking forward to you joining us for community connections this week. For our first Friday night dinner of 2025  and to get inspired for Veganuary! We are starting the year with a delicious, plant-based journey through the heart of India! Chef Nishma of Shambhu’s will be preparing an exclusive Indian feast, showcasing her expertise […]

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Veganuary 2025 Cooking Class

We had a fun packed time at our sold out Veganuary 2025 cooking class. Our resident chef Zoe got everyone working in pairs. We made the following dishes: • ginger sesame baked tofu • roasted cauliflower with tahini • roasted broccoli and satay • oyster mushroom parcels • chocolate mousse (2 ways – chocolate orange […]

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Limmud 2024

Some of our JVS team attended the Limmud 2024 festival, where we learned, made valuable new connections, developed existing ones and gathered inspiration for future events and collaborations. Such as musical evenings, eco-friendly initiatives, and nature walks. Here are some of the workshop highlights: Naomi Verber’s (Eco-Judaism) workshop ‘the beavers are back’. Naomi highlighted the […]

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Building Community Through Brunch: A Recap of Our JVS Planning Event

What better way to plan the future than over a hearty vegan brunch? On Sunday 15th December 2024, 12 members of the JVS community—a mix of long-standing supporters and newcomers—gathered to connect, share ideas, and envision the events that will shape JVS over the coming year, in 2025. Here’s a look at what unfolded during […]

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Quick guide to veganising your Seder plate

Remember, the Seder plate is symbolic and is there to help us remember parts of the Pesach (Passover) story.  We can, therefore, happily replace items on the Seder plate without contravening Jewish law. Here’s how to Veganise your Seder plate: Maror (Bitter Herb): Use horseradish, which is already vegan, and symbolizes the bitterness of slavery. […]

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