Dining in the Garden: Supper Club Series

Drink, eat and be merry for a good cause - creating new urban green community spaces in London.

Eat well.

Drink delicious beverages.

Explore a community garden space after hours.

Photo credit @louloulefeverr at @gather.berlin

Our supper club series raises funds for our charity while also bringing together like minded people for a night of connection over food.

Please join us for an amazing evening Friday, Sept 18, 2026, 6:30 p.m. at the Paper Garden in support of Global Generation. Come enjoy an evening of drinks, food by chef Safiya Robinson (sisterwoman), and music, all while supporting the charity. 

About the Menu

Guests will be welcomed with canapes and a seasonal cocktail while they explore the garden. The evening will centre around a three course meal featuring high quality produce and provisions and incorporating open fire cooking. Wine or soft drink alternatives will be served throughout the meal. The menu will highlight seasonal produce and will accommodate any dietary restrictions or allergies received by September 7. Please include these for your entire party if you purchase tickets on behalf of someone else.

Chef Safiya Robinson

Safiya Robinson, also known as sisterwoman, is a chef, writer, and cultural facilitator exploring the use of food as a relational technology of care. Drawing on Black Atlantic food traditions informed by her Black American, Jamaican, and British roots, her culinary focus centres modern soul food through a distinctly London lens. 

Through workshops, participatory meals, and research, she designs embodied experiences grounded in her philosophy of Intentional Nourishment: the practice of using food and shared ritual to cultivate dignity, pleasure, and meaningful connection. She also hosts and produces The Intentional Nourishment Podcast which expands this work through dialogue with other thinkers and makers.

Safiya’s practice spans restaurants, festivals, museums, and cultural institutions, with collaborations across South London Gallery, Soho House, The Africa Centre, and more. Her year‐long residency at Moko Tottenham was named London’s best vegan restaurant by Time Out. She has been recognised by Code Hospitality as one of the Top 100 Women in Hospitality (2021) and featured in their 30 Under 30 list (2024). Recent highlights include guest‐cheffing at We Out Here Festival 2025 and hosting her first international supper club in Berlin.

About the Charity

For over twenty years Global Generation has been changing the local landscape by working with young people, local residents, developers and businesses to create new temporary green spaces for all to enjoy. From the rooftop and school gardens to the plants in skips, your donations enable thousands of people each year to access and connect with nature in the heart of the city. We support young people to see how they can change their local area and the planet as a whole and truly make a difference. This event is a key fundraiser for the charity and the creation of our new permanent educational garden the New Story Garden in Kings Cross, located on the Triangle Site off York Way. Unable to make it? We still welcome your support through our donation page and by sharing this event with your friends and family.

Each year we reach 5000 young people through our programmes and another 5000 benefit from accessing our events and spaces.

Tickets

Tickets are £60 or can be bought as bundles of 2 for £90. Each ticket includes a three course meal plus canape, welcome cocktail and wine. After the dinner there will be a music and a bar available for those who wish to extend the night. 

The Space & Accessibility

Paper Garden is a community garden located between Surrey Quays and Canada Water. Aside from a beautiful green space, it houses the largest cordwood structure in the United Kingdom, a open concept educational and event space. There is a ramp to enter the building and two accessible toilets on site. There are uneven paths throughout the garden area. Please contact julie.yip@globalgeneration.org.uk directly if you have queries about the event or accessibility inquiries.

Getting to Paper Garden

The Entrance to the garden is on Teredo Street, tucked beside the TEDI London Campus.
Please note: You cannot access or cross the full Surrey Quays Leisure park, so you need to walk via Quebec Way to Teredo Street - look for the dark blue door. There is limited parking in the Surrey Quays Leisure Park and the closest transit options are:
TUBE: Canada Water
TRAIN: Surrey Quays
BUS: 1, 47, 188, 199, 225, 381