Copper Beech Café (CBC), situated directly next to JAGS Sports Club, is the perfect oasis to enjoy homemade food, great coffee and locally sourced products. Modern in design, the café hosts monthly exhibitions from local artists and multiple workshops for adults and kids.
The landscaped area outside is surrounded by plants and dotted with picnic benches, which surround the integral copper beech tree. Copper Beech Café is committed to recycling and all packaging is compostable and sustainable, including our bioplastic containers and straws. For further information regarding exhibitions, private hire and workshops, please visit our website.
Café opening hours are as follows:
Monday & Wednesday: 8-8.30am & 4-7pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 4-7pm
Friday: 8-8.30am & 4-8pm
Weekends: 8am – 6pm
Sorry no dogs!
Emily Jo Gibbs and Alistair MacKillop bring you ‘Thoughts from No.6’
An exhibition of work made at their home in Forest Hill.
Emily Jo Gibbs is showing her delicate hand stitched appliqués. Layered collages of translucent fabrics, sensitively arranged to create portraits, still lifes and most recently landscapes. Emily is interested in observing the quiet beauty of the overlooked.
Alistair Mackillop is showing a series of work inspired by Margaret Drabble’s visual essay ‘I Love This Dirty Town’ 1969. Which left him feeling nostalgic for a past he never experienced and wondering, what happened to city planning and social commentary?
01- 27 February 2025
Private view Wednesday 05 February 7.30-9.30