A glass jar with a label on it reading 'Tea for St Helens' lies on tea leaves at the bottom of a large mixing bowl with a blue rim. There is also a wooden spoon next to the jar in the tea leaves and other glass jars and spoons surrounding the bowl.

Madlove Take Over: Tea for St Helens

1st Nov — 30th Nov 2019

Yara & Davina with communities of Clock Face, St Helens.

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Yara and Davina have been working with communities in Clock Face to develop a special custom tea blend to share during Take Over and beyond. An act to remind us of the importance of community, Tea For St Helens  is about the radical potential  of coming together.

With special thanks to Nikki and Cath at Torus Foundation.

Drop in to the Madlove Take Over space on the 13th and 14th December, 11-6pm, to taste this special brew.

The Madlove Take Over space is safe, welcoming and accessible. Please find more access information and a map of the venue below.

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