WE warn you now. Don’t expect the egg to feature in Mama Z’s signature Aubergine Sisig we remember so well from her tenure at Hatch. The street food offering Everything’s Gone Green this weekend (January 4 and 5) at YES is entirely plant-based.
Joining Mama Z on the food stalls will be Chiit Chaat Gujarati cuisine, Doner Sumer, Los Antojitos, Choux Choux Pâtisserie alongside the Charles Street venue’s regulars Firebird Hope and Pepperoni Playboy set up by the main bar from 12pm-6pm each day.
Filipino food is Mama Z’s speciality. She’ll also be serving up Pancit Noodles and promises a 10 per cent discount if you bring your own container. It’s that kind of ethical, eco-friendly gathering.
This Wellness Weekend ranges across all four floors. The Pink Room hosts a sustainable market with stalls from Plant Shop, Evolve Vintage and more. Extinction Rebellion Manchester are running a cloth printing workshop to renew your old clothing and spread their environmental message.
On both days, traders will take part in a ‘2020 - The Year of Zero Waste’ talk (1-2pm), where they will share insights into how we can all live more sustainable. Taking over the basement on Saturday will be holistic sound facilitators Golden Ratio Frequencies curating a day of drone meditation and yoga to a live soundtrack. On the same day Manchester-based running club Still Waters Run Deep will take you on a guided trot around the city bringing you back to Yes for a free vegan burger or pizza slice.
The basement is taken over on Sunday by Gongholistics will be in the basement, guiding you on a sound healing journey (ticketed event. For the full programme, visit this link. healing journey through gongs & drums. With DJs Meditations & Pablo Blanquito in the main bar to help our wellbeing weekend end with ease!
YES, 38 Charles St, Manchester M1 7DB. 0161 273 2725.