An Evening of Flavour 2014

• 14th October
• 6:30 - 9:30pm
• Halcyon Interiors, 120 Wigmore Street, London, W1U 3LS
• £50.00 for drinks, canapés and plenty of foodie fun. Purchase via PayPal link below, or email [email protected]

You are invited to celebrate Curry for Change with an Evening of Flavour

Join us to...

• Spice up your cooking with LIVE demos and top tips from TV chefs Anjum Anand (The Spice Tailor), Dhruv Baker (BBC ‘Masterchef Winner 2010’) and Hari Ghotra (Indian cook and teacher)
• Savour a feast of delicious canapés, spicy snacks and sweet treats. A bespoke menu created by Dhruv Baker and Earlsfield Kitchen, with tasty desserts from Hari Ghotra.
• Sip refreshing Indian cocktails, wine, beer and soft drinks
• Scoop up a bag of luxury goodies to take home for free
• Change lives by bidding for gorgeous goods in our charity auction

What’s more, you will be changing the lives of families who suffer from hunger, and with our campaign partner, Natco, matching every penny raised, your support will be making double the difference.

A special thanks to our venue, Halcyon Interiors, for their generous support to help make the event possible, and to our fantastic ambassadors Anjum Anand, Dhruv Baker and Hari Ghotra - we look forward to seeing them in the Kitchen! 

Buy your tickets here

You can purchase your tickets online with Paypal, select the number of tickets you require and you will be able to pay using your PayPal account, or select the option to pay with your credit or debit card. Alternatively, for tickets and enquiries please contact [email protected].

THIS EVENT HAS NOW SOLD OUT!

Auction

Thanks to all the amazing people and businesses that are donating items to our luxury silent auction, helping to raise money to change lives.

These items will be available for you to place a bid on night, but if you are not able to attend the event and are interested in bidding for a prize please email [email protected]. A list of items s below and also in our auction guide (PDF).

• Escape the city, three night weekend break in Yorkshire cottage – donated by The Ross Family
• Limited edition, Just So Stories, Rudyard Kipling, Illustrated by Niroot Puttapipat – donated by The Folio Society
• Ideal gift for talented cook, sterling silver nutmeg pendant – donated by Wrightson and Platt
• Rare chance to own Atul Kochhar speciality wines – donated by Vaishali Shah of Creative ID
• Stack of hardback cookbooks to inspire kitchen adventures – donated by Penguin Books
• Red Letter Day Tea for Two at one of 60 UK locations
• Indian dabba (spice tin) and spices, wrapped in gorgeous printed silk – donated by The Spice Kitchen
• Vineyard and tasting tour for eight people – donated by Three Choirs Vineyard
• Medium Batik Lined Buffalo Leather Satchel – donated by Flights of Nancy
• Stunning framed watercolour, ‘Blue’, Connected Planets series – donated by Helen Wells
• Indian inspired large blue & gold chenille cushion – donated by Julia Brendel
• Sketches of Mumbai, Ghoda Cycle project, limited edition art – donated by Bombay Duck Designs
• For chefs of the future, charming oven and hob set  - donated by Petit Chou
• Three months of organic veggies delivered to your door – donated by Riverford
• Rare private tour of Blenheim Palace, champagne lunch for two & guided tour of new Ai Weiwei art exhibition – donated by Blenheim Palace
• Be a domestic deity with a posh vacuum cleaner - donated by Miele
• 10 beautiful hard back books, from the ‘Clothbound Classics’ Penguin series
• From the Rothschild wine shop, 3 bottles of wine to share with friends – donated by the Tolley family
• A different taste of Spain every month, mixed case of rare wines - donated by Indigo Wine
• ‘Gold Owl’, boxed original ink drawing on gold paper - donated by artist, Woody
• Cocktail Master Class for six, at Anise Bar, Cinnamon Kitchen with Vivek Singh's latest cookbook each - donated by Cinnamon Kitchen
• 4 VIP tickets to attend live showing of Sky’s Saturday Night Football show - donated by Sky Sports

Thank you for helping us change the lives of families who suffer from hunger.

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