Broadwater Farm Repair Café Saturday 18th May 10:30-1:30pm

What do you do with a chair when the leg has come loose? A lamp that no longer works? A toaster that doesn't toast? A holey jumper? Throw it away? No way! We are hosting afternoons of fixing and skill-sharing.
Please book here: HaringeyFixers.org
Repair Cafés are community events where local people get together to fix broken things and learn new skills, free of charge.

Repair Cafés aim to help people learn to fix things, to bring about a shift in consumerism and so throw less away.

We skill-share and build community.

Bring something that needs fixing and let us help you fix it - we have experienced fixers who can help and some tools you might need. Don't leave it in a cupboard or throw it away - fix it.
Let us know in the booking process what time suits you and what you are bringing. We don't charge for help - we're people who give our time for free.

If you want to share your own skills, please come along and help us help others - just book any free session and let us know on the order form you can help. Why not bring along your own broken stuff too?  
Supported by HaringeyFixers.org  

Here is a selection of the sorts of things people have brought in since we started in April 2022:

Electric Toothbrush, clothes that need some attention, cordless kettle, toaster, leather shirt (torn sleeve), Electric Oil Heater, cloth bag, broken ceramics, laser printer, tabletop cooker, mobile phone, shirt, Espresso machine, Bosch Multi-Tool, Leather bag, DVD player, CD Player, portable TV, DAB Radio, various laptops, kitchen scale, handheld blender, aromatherapy diffuser, Sony Walkman, ear buds, Henry Vacuum cleaner, fan heater, circular saw, torch, computer monitor, Baby's cot, nightdress, dressing gowns, Solar lights, Lampshade, Cafetiere, Kids bikes, food mixer, Bass guitar, small wooden table, Hair straighteners, Sewing Machine, garden chairs, Swan Teasmade, Power tool cord sawn through, Amplicomms cordless phone, android and iPhones with problems, hedge trimmer, a tabletop cooker, lampshade, cafetiere. A dress that is too big for me along the waist, table fan, tall fan, backpack whose handle at the top has detached, kettle, kids metal detector, toy crow with broken beak, Moth holes in jumpers, a carriage clock. Pendulum not rotating, Flymo mower, Electric Golf cart, Sony PSP button sticking.

Please come along and help us help others - come to learn, to increase your skills and to share them