The event space is all on the ground floor with accessible toilets & step free access. The bakery's small staff room (also on the ground floor) can be used as a quiet room for those who need time out (please note that Bakery staff may pop in to access lockers).

We will have BSL interpreters.

The stew and bread is vegan.

You will be able to get a hot/soft drink of your choice included in your ticket.

There is an option to buy cakes and other (non-alcoholic)drinks from Bluebird Bakery throughout the evening. Unfortunately Bluebird Bakery are unable to offer gluten-free options.

Yes. In solidarity with York's recovery community, this is an alcohol-free event.

We ask that people donate a minimum of £6/ticket.

This covers your food and 1x soft/hot drink.

If you are able to pay more for your ticket, please do so and help increase the size of the prize pot.

Yes! If we sell all available tickets at £6 the audience will collectively raise £384 for the prize pot. If you want to donate more to the prize pot, you can make a cash donation on the night.

Bluebird Bakery is kindly providing the venue, staff time to cook the stew and bake the bread, and their eventbrite account free of charge.

York Together is covering all other costs including: Bluebird Bakery staff on the night, BSL interpreters, ticket processing costs, promotion materials etc.

The 1, 1A and 412 stop at the Regent Bus Stop on Acomb Rd and are a minute’s walk from the Bakery.

The 24 stops at Sowerby Rd. This is 0.2 miles away and is a 5 minute walk away from Bluebird Bakery.

The 4 and 16 stop at Howard Court on Green Lane. This is 0.3 miles away and is a 10 minute walk.

There is plenty of free, on-street parking available in Acomb.