Fast A Day – 70 St Mary Axe x Eastern City BID Iftar​

Join us for Fast A Day, a shared Ramadan experience delivered by Ramadan Tent Project.​

Fast A Day brings colleagues together during Ramadan to learn, reflect, and connect. You’re invited to take part by fasting for the day    (if you wish) and joining us to break the fast together at a shared Iftar meal.​

Everyone is welcome - whether you’re observing Ramadan, supporting Muslim colleagues, or simply curious to learn more and take part in the experience.​

Why join us?​

• Show support for Muslim colleagues during Ramadan​
• Learn more about Ramadan​
• Join colleagues to break the fast together at Iftar​
• Be part of a welcoming, inclusive moment of connection​

What to expect​

5:00pm – Arrival & welcome​

5:15pm – [Guest speaker] & Q&A

6:00pm – Breaking of the fast and Iftar meal ​

6:30pm onwards – Networking space for colleagues to connect ​

Book your ticket now!​

About Ramadan Tent Project ​

Ramadan Tent Project is a multi-award-winning British charity founded in 2013, dedicated to bringing people together through shared experiences during Ramadan. The charity is behind initiatives such as Open Iftar and the UK’s largest annual Ramadan Festival, creating inclusive spaces for learning, connection, and community.​

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Visit our website: ramadantentproject.com/​

CONTACT:​
For ticket enquiries: tickets@ramadantentproject.com​

FAQ

What is Ramadan?

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, observed by fasting from dawn till sunset, prayer, reflection, and charity, ending with a celebration called 'Eid al-Fitr'.

What is Iftar?

Iftar is the evening meal with which Muslims end their daily Ramadan fast at sunset. It's a significant part of the Ramadan observance, often shared with family and community.

Ramadan Tent Project’s mission is to turn strangers into friends, and that is why our events are open to people of all faith backgrounds and none.

Since 2013, Open Iftar has connected over one-million people across the country at some of Britain’s most iconic cultural spaces, from the Royal Albert Hall, Wembley Stadium, and Trafalgar Square, to our regional events at Baltic Museum, Bradford’s Centenary Square, Coventry Cathedral and many more!

Open Iftar bridges communities; it is a space in which our commonalities are highlighted, our differences celebrated and human connection is forged.

What can I expect?

Engaging speakers, bridge-building, food, community cohesion, spiritual reflection, prayers, and great conversations.