3-course Vegetarian Bangladeshi dinner with a performance by Ami Dang.

Ami Dang fuses sitar, voice, and electronics to create noise age “bollywave” that references the grit, chaos and spirituality of the landscapes of Baltimore and urban India.

Bandhu Gardens is a neighborhood collective of gardeners, cooks, artists and friends working together to celebrate diverse cultural practices through foodwork.

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This 3-course meal of home-style Bangladeshi cooking features local vegetables grown and prepared by Bangladeshi women gardeners living and working in Detroit. The meal will be 100% vegetarian to showcase the vibrant seasonal produce.

We are excited to offer children's tickets to this dinner as we embrace the intergenerational vibrancy of our community.

Bandhu Gardens is a neighborhood collective of gardeners, cooks, artists and friends working together to celebrate diverse cultural practices through foodwork.

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Starter- Lentil and onion fritters 

Main course - Lal Saag (red amaranth), Chana (Chickpeas) andBiriyani (spiced rice)

Dessert - Mishti (Sweets) and Ca (tea)

BYOB

Join us at Urbanrest Brewing Company for Bangladeshi dishes served a la carte. We'll be there from noon until we sell out! 

This family-style dinner of Bangladehsi cuisine features local vegetables grown and cooked by Bangladeshi women gardeners living and working in Detroit.

Water squash, broad beans and amaranth are all at the peak of their season! 

Reserve your ticket at Eventbrite!

Have you ever had Lal Saag?  Join us for an authentic Bangladeshi home-style-meal at Rose's Fine Food. This mid-summer dinner features vegetables, like amaranth greens and super fragrant cilantro, organically grown here in Detroit by Bangladeshi American women.  Get your tickets through Eventbrite.

We are excited to offer children's tickets to this dinner! 

Find us as Shop Suey for samosas and tea. We will also have locally grown, organic produce from the gardens of Bandhu Gardens. Eat local, support your neighbors and learn about some unique South Asian veggies being grown here in Detroit and Hamtramck. 

Bandhu Gardens will have a table at the inaugural Banglatown Farmers Market, hosted by the Hope Center. 

Come visit us for fresh, organic produce grown by Bangaldeshi women living in the neighborhood. 

Amaranth greens, mint and cilantro will be available.