However, WOW is not all documentaries. There is a varied and exciting programme of world cinema, each of which look fantastic. WOW runs this weekend in Chapter and at various other venues beyond.
Second thing: The Ethical Chef. I've been meaning to check out one of the Ethical Chef Supperclubs for about a year now and this Sunday am very excited to finally be getting around to doing so at Thé Pot with some friends. I love the fact that Ethical Chef, Deri Read, is combining his beliefs, passion and love of food with these delightful evenings. I'll blog more about this following full and contented stomach!
So why, prey tell, are Patches & Co writing all this stuff? We're not an events blog after all. Well, it's pretty simple really. If we want Cardiff to be a hub of creativity, individuality and avoid us all becoming a faceless plethora of mindless zombies with Everystore featuring on every corner and Everyfilm the only film featuring in the local multiplex -we must get out there and support those special somethings. We all mean to but quite often don't quite get around to it.
So, go see a Mongolian film this weekend, or whatever else takes your fancy; Eat some delicious vegetarian fayre for a bargain price and feel good about it; Ditch the mochachochahorror and get a pot of tea and slice of cake and if you have any time left for a spot of shopping Patches & Co will be here waiting too.
Enjoy!