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Monday to Friday - Dine with the artist at fifty seven


SueJ

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This week, Monday to Friday we are hosting a series of supper clubs in conjunction with the Dulwich Festival so you can meet and Dine with the Artist.


All 7 of our magnificent artists will be dining with us and you can join them. They will gladly talk about their inspiration for their work and how they do it too. Some even take classes to teach others and you can find out more!


These evenings are sponsored by Filippo Berio Olive Oils and so each person leaves with an incredible edible goody bag plus there is an Italian feast to enjoy with sharing platters of plenty and finishing with home made Lemincello!


Last few remaining seats now @ ?40.00 per person and it?s BYO too, so do get in touch if interested.....


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