Belgian dinner in Hamilton
To celebrate Europe month, Alliance Francaise is teaming up with members of the Belgian community to bring you a special event!
Enjoy a choice of mussels, Flemish carbonnade (a classic
ale casserole with chunks of meaty beef) or vegetarian quiche. All will be served with fries.
Adults can pick one of 3 different Belgian beers on offer. Tesseire fruit syrups and Orangina will be available for kids.
For dessert, Belgian Waffles will please your sweet tooth while your host Aude from Andenne (20km from Namur) will entertain you with jokes, games and fun!
Members: $30
Non-members: $35
NO DOOR SALES - please pre-purchase tickets on our website: www.afhamilton.org.nz...
Location: 114 Alexandra Street, Hamilton CBD
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