HDM Spice Shop Halal Meat & Asian Grocery Specialists  
 

Winter Opening Hours Mon-Fri 10am - 6pm Summer Opening Hours Mon-Fri 10am - 7pm  Sat 9.30am-5.30pm  Sundays Closed

 

Home

About HDM

Asian School Service

 

Cookery Classes

CULTURE BAZAAR

Salat Times

Community

 

 

 

Contact us

Products

Catering

 

Free Recipes

Asian Beauty Service

 

Links

  

Updated on

17/12/2009

 

Halal Meat

Spices

Spice Mixes

Pickles & Chutneys

Rice & Flour

Pulses & Grains

Fresh Produce

Cooking Oils

Sauces & Pastes

Snacks

Bakery, Snacks & Drinks

Desserts & Indian Sweets

Curry Sauces

Chinese Products

Frozen Products

African Products

 

 

                            

 

Culture Bazaar 2009

Cumbria Multicultural Network

 

CUMBRIA MULTICULTURAL NETWORK

www.multicumbria.org

info@multicumbria.org

 

Mission Statement

Building confidence in Cumbrian ethnic minorities,

to promote integration & understanding.

Cumbria Multicultural Network is a constituted Group with a strong

management committee committed to increase communication, tolerance & understanding of different cultures & faiths.

 

 If you would like to get involved please email info@multiculture.org

 

Aims & Objectives

 To promote interaction within communities through:

·          Social events;

·          Celebrating world cultures;

·          Promoting integration;

·          Sharing cultural similarities/differences;

·          Raising Cumbria’s profile as a welcoming area;

     Acting as a point of contact for BME communities.

·          English classes for BME people (with child care)

·          Culture Bazaar – free community event – celebrating cultures through           

      music, dance, food, sport and activities.

·          Exploring recreational and historical activities within Cumbria for BME     

     communities for youth, women & children and families

·          Provide access to world cinema

·          Child care provision

·          To campaign for multicultural centre

CMN has been set up to empower minority groups & the wider

community. We aim to improve communication on grass roots level.  Building confidence, self esteem, social opportunities and community

cohesion.

 

Our aims are to support individuals & groups from BME communities to embrace their culture and share it with friends & neighbours.

We aim to seek out BME people that live & work in Cumbria to be actively involved, before we look for skills outside of the county

Cumbria Multicultural Network has other groups as affiliates;

Asian Womens Group Carlisle (AWGC)

Carlisle Nepalese Association

ONE Culture ( Sports for all ethnic minorities)

Culture Bazaar (annual multicultural event, World music, Art, dance & food)

 

 

 

CARNIVAL PARADE 2009 June 27th 

Carlisle City Centre from 12pm

Small family or community groups will choose a country & organise a display, costumes, flags etc for the parade

CULTURE BAZAAR 2009 June 28th

TRINITY SCHOOL, Strand Road, Carlisle CA1 1JB  11pm-6pm  FREE

 What is CULTURE BAZAAR 2009?

It is becoming annual event where different cultures are celebrated through music, dance, clothing, art & food. It is open for all to come, enjoy & experience. Everyone is welcome, Dress code is Ethnic, That could be a sari, Kilts, Kimonos, African dress etc to share the vibrancy of cultures.

 The emphasis is on attracting local ethnic group people to get involved & display their culture through their way of life, here in Cumbria, while other Cumbrians get the chance to see, feel & taste the authenticity of different

peoples perspectives.

Who organises it & how is it funded?

Saj Ghafoor, Chair of Cumbria Multicultural Network is the Organisor.  

We apply for funding from various funders, who do not tell us what to do, but support & encourage our efforts to promote community cohesion and celebrate our cultures in our own way.

What is different about CULTURE BAZAAR 2009

It is not organised by City or County Councils, but supported by local & BME community volunteers who live & work in Cumbria.  The aim is to attract local & ethnic group people to get involved & display their culture themselves, here in Cumbria, while other Cumbrians get the chance to see, feel & taste the authenticity of other perspectives from the people who live it.  It brings together  people from different ethnicities.  A project this ambitious relies on all members of the community offering skills & support.

 CULTURE BAZAAR 2009 It brings together various small ethnic community groups, individuals & others who have something to offer in return for sharing information & support &, more importantly, community cohesion.

 Food: Cumbrian, Spanish, Greek, Indian, African, Chinese, Nepalese, Polish

 Dance Workshops: Egyptian, Bengali, Bollywood, Indian, Salsa,

 Music: Indonesian Gamelan Orchestra, Fusion Drumming, World Music,

Chinese & African drumming

 Other Activities: Paintballing, Traveller Story telling, Chinese Dance &

musicians, Cycling & stalls & displays. Free Greek, Indian, Nepalese food tasting Culture Bazaar belongs to ordinary people with ordinary lives who want to make a difference to racial harmony & understanding.  Everyone is welcome, dress up, come in saris, come in kilts, come in fun &  all that represents friendship!