Friday, 12 December 2014

ACE In Edinburgh.


   Stuff to keep you amused, busy and informed, to the end of the year, if you are around Edinburgh. ACE events, as usual well organised and interesting.

   INFO from the Autonomous Centre of Edinburgh, 17 West Montgomery Place EH7 5HA
ACE is open Sats 12-4pm, Tues 12-3pm, Thursday 6 - 8pm
Advice and solidarity on benefits, debt, housing etc on Tuesdays.
    Leith Wholefoods, the Info Shop, Scottish Radical Library and free broadband available all 3 days.
Open monthly meetings first Wednesday of the month, 7.30pm at ACE
0131 557 6242 ace@autonomous.org.uk www.autonomous.org.uk
UPCOMING EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES AT ACE and in Edinburgh
*ACE mid winter fair.*
This Sat 13th December 12-4pm at ACE
    Come share a vegan friendly Palestinian lunch of hand rolled, sun dried maftoul, roast tomatoes with za'atar and juicy organic dates. All welcome.
     Beat the winter bugs with legendary Four Thieves Vinegar available to try or buy while stocks last. Traditionally used to boost the immune system against plague. Last chance to bulk order before the holidays.
     Best prices for organic, fairtrade wholefoods and eco toiletaries. Wide range available or bulk order what you wish. The wholefood co op is a not for profit organisation run by volunteers.
    Plus Edinburgh Chiapas Solidarity stall with amber jewellery, embroideries, handicrafts and t shirts, all from Zapatista co-ops.
     And view the new photo exhibition for the 20th Anniversary of the occupation of Edinburgh Unemployed Workers Centre. The accompanying pamphlet UP AGAINST THE STATE is available for 3 pounds.
*Sun 14th 6pm - 8pm ACE Cinema*
     Come down to ACE this Sunday for the last of this year's ACE Cinema screenings; the seminal 7:84 Touring Theatre Company's production of 'The Cheviot, The Stag and the Black, Black, Oil'.
    John McGrath's excellent play was recorded for the BBC's 'Play for Today' series under the direction of John Mackenzie, and chronicles with great humour and vivacity Scotland's own particular story of what happens when profit is valued above people and the earth.
Running time: 90 mins
BFI Screen Online entry:
Wikipedia entry:
Tues 16th 5pm - 7pm
Scottish Radical Library meeting All welcome
Sat 27th at Ace
Left over food social. Bring food to share if you can or your appetite if you can't. All welcome.
Also FOOD SOLIDARITY collection of cans or dried donations of food on the 27th.
Visit ann arky's home at www.radicalglasgow.me.uk

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