BISTRO AIX SUPPER CLUB – INTO THE WOODS

Sarah Liisa Wilkinson
10 NOV 2026, 6.30PM

Bistro Aix cordially invites you to stray from the path for a feast of fine food and fairytales for grown-ups.

Come and sit at long tables, gather close, break bread and venture deep into the forest, where the shadows are filled with gleaming marvels. Join Bistro Aix for a three-course seasonal banquet, with each course paired with a story, as superlative storyteller Sarah Liisa Wilkinson leads us into strange and beautiful encounters with love-struck trolls, wild twins, vengeful witches, goats and spoons.

An enchanted evening of stories, food and conversation, by turns joyful, funny and full of wonder. Come alone, bring a friend, or bring a stranger!

 

 

where

Bistro Aix, Crouch End, London
54 Topsfield Parade Tottenham Lane Crouch End, N8 8PT

when

10 NOV 2026, 6.30PM

ticket information

TICKETS: £65

SUITABLE FOR: adults

Arrive from 6.30pm for a drink and nibbles at the door. We sit down at 6.50pm and finish around 9.45pm. The menu will be revealed on 27 October.

CONTENT WARNING: The stories in this event contain descriptions of death, sex, threat and violence, contextualised within a paradigm of mythic narrative, archetype and metaphor.

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where

Bistro Aix, Crouch End, London
54 Topsfield Parade Tottenham Lane Crouch End, N8 8PT

when

10 NOV 2026, 6.30PM

ticket information

TICKETS: £65

SUITABLE FOR: adults

Arrive from 6.30pm for a drink and nibbles at the door. We sit down at 6.50pm and finish around 9.45pm. The menu will be revealed on 27 October.

CONTENT WARNING: The stories in this event contain descriptions of death, sex, threat and violence, contextualised within a paradigm of mythic narrative, archetype and metaphor.

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