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Today we are closing at 5:30pm for maintenance work - sorry for the inconvenience! So get your cake fix earlier today!3 weeks ago
Book club TODAY! 5.30-7pm at Kahaila its not too late to read the story its v.short 'Revelation' Flannery O'Connor all welcome:-)1 month ago
Looking for a fun edible present for a friend? We might be able to help... http://t.co/nmydAgwl0g1 month ago
Pop by & get your Easter Gifts at our in store gift shop! #sweets #socks #cards #bricklane OPEN tomorrow & Sat! http://t.co/boGJFFfrPZ2 months ago
If you're on #BrickLane #EastLondon tonight come down for live music: Wilderthorn & Flight Brigade + Art opening #FREEentry 135 BrickLane2 months ago
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Let me tell you a secret
"See that lamppost there, the third one down? There's an alley just behind. The pub is down there." The security guard gave me a wink as I waved my thanks. Winks are for conspiracies and secrets. Why was I being winked at? I turned and cautioned my way down the street lest I misjudge which lampost he meant. I would have missed it if I had been walking even half speed. Read more...Bringing Hope to Bethlehem
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From Meg Wroe's exhibition "All They Paint is the Wall"[/caption]
O Little Town of Bethlehem...
Today the 'little town of Bethlehem' lies behind an eight metre high concrete separation wall, built by the Israeli occupation forces. Many people may not be aware just how hopeless and how oppressive the situation in Bethlehem has become. For peace to come to Palestine and Israel, the injustices faced by the Palestinians must be addressed.
This Christmas, Kahaila is supporting Amos Trust's work with local Palestinian peacemakers in Bethlehem. The Holy Land Trust train young people from Bethlehem in non-violent ways to end the conflict and the ongoing occupation of the West Bank.
"Non violence is the only answer. To break the cycle of violence we must train young people in non-violent ways to resist, ways that recognise their own humanity and that of the Israeli's as well."
Sami Awad, Holy Land Trust, Bethlehem
Please consider donating to this important cause - a collection tin is by the till in the cafe.
Want to find out more?
Check out our current exhibition 'All They Paint is the Wall' by artist Meg Wroe, inspired by her recent trip to Bethlehem, or come to one of our events - check board in-store and the events page of this website for details.