Want to try cooking and eating traditional Surinamese food? Or learn about the history of Dutch colonial slavery in Suriname? Tonight you can do both! Join us on Saturday the 29th of June for a free cooking workshop, dinner, and lecture.

July 1st is Keti Koti, the day we commemorate the abolition of the Dutch transatlantic slave trade in July 1873. Keti Koti means ‘broken chains’ in Surinamese. In co-creation with SUBEST Delft (Surinamese association), X, and KIP Republic (founder of Free Heri Heri For All) we are hosting a festive event in the weekend prior to the official ceremonies. We invite you to learn more about the history and celebrate freedom with a special meal, good conversations and lovely company! 

You can enroll for the workshop+dinner or only for the dinner. Registration is via X Delft. If you don’t have an account at X Delft yet, we will provide instructions for making one! 

For more info on Free Heri Heri For All, check out: www.freeheriheriforall.com