Urban folk are invited to share a cuisine of vegetarian delights during a moon-struck, moon-touched, super-natural evening. With celestial views across the metropolis – north and south, east and west, come and commune with magickal powers, werewolf spirits and the creative feminine lunar-forces!

‘Early peoples believed that the moon made all things grow and governed all life-giving moisture.  Its changing phases were associated with the coming of rain, as well as the torrents that produced floods.  The moon’s fertilising power governed not only plants and animals, but human beings as well.  It was believed that women who slept beneath the rays of the moon would become impregnated by them. Thus, as early humankind developed cosmogonies and mythologies, the deities associated with water, fertility and fecundity were also associated with the moon. Some farmers still believe that crops sown near a full moon will be ready for the harvest a month earlier than crops sown during a waxing moon.’