For Refugee Week, SUP? are excited to unveil a new concept of their supper club series in partnership with Counterpoints and Refugee Week UK, pairing together our favourite chefs from the refugee community with musicians of a shared background.

For this first edition, we are incredibly excited to invite rapper, Chef and TV personality Big Zuu as he joins heads with Chef Majeda Khoury (The Syrian Sunflower) to curate a one off bespoke menu, celebrating their shared Levantine heritage at much loved South London venue, Jumbi.

Join us for a warm evening championing the power of food and music in bringing communities together, as Big Zuu and Majeda explore the this year’s Refugee Week theme ‘Community as a superpower’, whilst raising awareness for the displaced experience and fundraising for the South London Refugee Association.Expect the best of Levantine classics and flavours reimagined,  music, prize auctions and conversations around cultural connections in the hopes to offer tangible takeaways on supporting local refugee communities.

What’s included:

Food
Expect a generous 3 course menu of Levantine classics curated by Big Zuu and cooked by Majeda. Veg and Non veg options available at checkout.Drinks will also be available at Jumbi’s bar.

Pay it forward
As part of our ‘pay it forward’ system, we reserve 5 seats for asylum seekers from the local hostels to attend the supper club, so if you can’t make the event and want to support, there’s an option to purchase their supper club ticket  – or you can make a contribution towards it if you’re already joining!

Tickets are limited, make sure you don’t miss out and reserve your seat now! BOOK HERE!

If you would also like to donate directly to South London Refugee Association click here.

Allergy information: As the kitchen is used for multiple settings, unfortunately nothing can be guaranteed to be allergen or gluten-free – if you have any concerns at all about allergies or intolerances, please get in touch: contact@supsupperclub.com.

Borne from a desire to dispel myths around immigration, SUP? is a non profit organisation empowering displaced people through sharing food, music and solidarity. We host supper club events to create consciousness-raising conversations that highlight the experience of people who are forced to migrate countries, whilst celebrating their cultures, through their own lens.

Majeda Khouri is a Syrian chef and human rights activist, also known as the Syrian Sunflower is dedicated to bringing the vibrant flavours of Middle East to London. Majeda sought refuge in the UK in 2017 and began catering to integrate into British society, share her rich culture, and support human rights causes. She used food as a way to tell her story and raise awareness about the situation in Syria.

Big Zuu is a London based Rapper, Grime artist, TV Chef & Entrepreneur has made his mark with a dynamic blend of music and entertainment, whilst remaining a vocal advocate for refugees and marginalised communities.

World renowned Jumbi is a hi-fi music bar and restaurant in the heart of Peckham known for celebrating the sounds and flavours of the African-Caribbean diaspora.