When we interviewed social entrepreneur Simon Griffiths back in issue 40, he told us about a bar he was starting where the profits would go back to third-world communities. It's called Shebeen, and it's now calling you to drink for charity.
A jazzed-up version of makeshift bars in South Africa, Shebeen is serving up slick cocktails and good food to provide developing countries with a helping hand.
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The Shebeen is a tiny rolling Irish pub that started when Ireland resident John Walsh converted an old caravan. It's turned into a sensation and The Shebeen arrived in America in time for St. Patrick's Day.
Cycling Soweto Johannesburg. We cycled Soweto using Soweto Bicycle Tours. We ate cow cheeks in a local shebeen, saw Nelson Mandela's House.
Discover Hanover Marriott. Our extended-stay hotel in Whippany, NJ provides 13 event rooms, The Auld Shebeen restaurant, executive lounge, and so much more.
Fancy a free pasty and a pint in Bristol on Sunday? Love rugby? Then head to Steam next to Clifton Down Railway Station for 12.30pm where the first 100 people will get one of each! It's a bar with a secret second bar called Shebeen..
Alison and Jeremy's wedding took place in Melbourne, They had a non-denominational ceremony in a church and their reception was held at Shebeen, a super cool bar on Manchester Lane. Their day was super colourful and nearly all the décor was DIYed by the couple themselves. "We didn't really have a conscious theme," explained the bride. "We just put together a wedding that represented us. Throughout the planning process we questioned a lot of the usual traditions and culled elements of a traditional wedding that didn't have meaning for us."
