Reimagine Co

Warm dinners for a cooler week. 🌱

Lentil Bolognese with Macaroni, slow-cooked green lentils, tomato, carrot and celery · Jerk Lentils with Rice, French lentils in a jerk-spiced tomato and sweet pepper sauce · Mixed Bean Medley, three beans and sweet corn in a coconut and tomato base

A few left of Chickpea Coconut Curry, Thai Peanut Pumpkin Soup, Cheesy Pasta with Spinach and Shorbat Adas. First come, first served.

All plant-based, all cooked here in London, all 500 g portions. Order by Thursday night and we deliver on Friday, or collect from 206 Piccadilly Street on Friday or Saturday.

$13.15 a meal when you order 5 or more, $13.99 for a single. Delivery's free over $95.

Order at https://reimagineco.ca/meals/order

Tomorrow night: the Reimagine Collective meeting.

We'll go through what we're putting on at 206 Piccadilly, talk about what's in the pot and what it's for, and where the Collective goes from here.

You don't need to be a member. If you've been wondering what the Collective actually is and how it works, this is the easiest way to find out. Listen in, ask anything, bring an idea.

Tuesday 22 September, 7 to 9pm at 206 Piccadilly St. Free.

Register at https://collective.reimagineco.ca/events/reimagine-collective-meeting-2026-09-22, or just turn up.

Dinner's already in the freezer 🌱

You can now order just a few of our meals, no subscription needed. This week there's chickpea coconut curry, jerk lentils, creamy coconut pumpkin daal, lentil bolognese, vegan "hamburger helper" and harissa coconut stew with falafel.

All plant-based, cooked here in London, frozen in 500 g portions.

Collect from 206 Piccadilly, or order by midnight tonight for delivery in London tomorrow.

$13.99 a meal, or $13.15 each for five or more. Delivery $8, free over $95.

Order here: https://reimagineco.ca/meals/order

BOYCOTT ED SHEERAN

"I don't take sides" is a side.

When Palestinian children are being bombed and starved, neutrality is not balance. It's permission, it's acquiescence, and it's cowardice. It's simply the cheapest choice for the person making it.

So let's make it more expensive. Stop streaming Ed Sheeran and don't buy the tickets.

In the society we live in, celebrities have great power. And with great power comes great responsibility.

Macklemore says two words cost him a stadium tour and much more. He's still saying them.

We invite to come play our stage at 206 Piccadilly St in London, Ontario. The words "Free Palestine" will always be welcome here.

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Repost from on Instagram. Slides 2-11 are Macklemore's.

BOYCOTT ED SHEERAN: NEUTRALITY IS STILL A CHOICE WHEN HUMAN LIVES ARE ON THE LINE

Macklemore says his 13-year friendship with Ed Sheeran reached a breaking point after conversations about Palestine and their upcoming stadium shows. According to Macklemore, Ed told him that Robert Kraft had said Macklemore would not be allowed to perform at Gillette Stadium and that other stadium owners had allegedly delivered an ultimatum: if Macklemore remained on the tour, Ed could lose access to their venues. Those are Macklemore’s claims, and they deserve independent confirmation.

But the larger issue is the part I cannot ignore. Macklemore says Ed continued to take the position that he does not take sides. There are moments when neutrality may feel safe, professional or apolitical, but when civilians are suffering and fundamental human rights are at stake, refusing to take a position is itself a choice. Speaking up can cost artists money, sponsorships, relationships and access. Macklemore says it has cost him all of those things, and he chose to keep speaking anyway.

You do not have to hate Ed Sheeran to decide you will no longer financially support him. Boycotting is a form of peaceful protest. Consumers have every right to decide that their streams, tickets and dollars will not support artists whose choices conflict with their values. For me, human rights are not an issue where neutrality is enough.

Free Palestine.

Ecstatic Dance TONIGHT @ Reimagine!

Info & tickets: https://collective.reimagineco.ca/events/ecstatic-dance-2026-09-07

https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc16JSzyMu5/

ECSTATIC DANCE 🌳 ReImagine Co. 🌌 Sept. 7 from 7-9pm ✨ $10 or free for ReImagine members (sign up for a membership at ReImagineCo.ca/collective) A bit of a different vibe for this event! Do you want to feel like a small and strange little creature in a dark forest? Come move your earthly vessel for this ecstatic dance session at ReImagine Co! Never been to or heard of ecstatic dance? This is an alcohol-free event. The room will be dark, shoes will be off (feel free to wear socks if you want), no phones, and no talking in the room. This isn't about looking good or looking cool. It's about experimenting with movement, playing, and energetic release! Dance, stretch, jump, flail, lay on the floor, whatever kind of movement you want to do is welcome! No performance and no expectations! Come a bit early to get settled into the space before we get started 🌀

DJ 101 Workshop at 206 Piccadilly St, Monday 31 August.

Mixing, music selection, transitions and the gear. First time behind the decks or ten years in, it is the same room and the same table.

Not a class and not a competition. People who know things share them, and questions are the point. Bring headphones and a USB if you have them, though neither is required.

7 to 9pm. $10, and free if you are a Collective member.

https://collective.reimagineco.ca/events/electronic-music-workshop-2026-08-31

Coffee Rave · Rhythm & Beans Vol 2 at 206 Piccadilly St, Saturday 29 August.

A family friendly cafe and patio party. Come dance, sip and soak up the energy. House and tech house from BAT5Y, CVRE and Mikey the Kid, plus games, crafts, vendors and books. Coffee, cookies and donuts by Reimagine, out on the patio.

2 to 6pm. All ages. $10, kids 14 and under free, and free for Collective members.

From Cage Productions and NEC Events.

https://collective.reimagineco.ca/events/coffee-rave-rhythm-and-beans-vol-2

RED · A Kinky Affair, from Cage Productions, at 206 Piccadilly St on Friday 28 August.

Latex, leather, bass. Red Light District meets Berlin underground. Techno, dark dance and tech house.

DJs Basha, Kow, Mik and Rye. Performances by Jessie James, Kat Daniels and Cookie. Dancers and flow, local vendors, harm reduction and s*x ed, and a red room.

Dress code is latex and leather, vegan leather preferred.

Doors 10pm, until 3am. $25. Nineteen plus.

https://collective.reimagineco.ca/events/red-a-kinky-affair

Metropolis (1927) at 206 Piccadilly St this Wednesday.

Fritz Lang's silent epic in the restored colour version, and the full film rather than an edit. Popcorn, juice and soft drinks are there.

BYOC: bring your own comforter. A lawn chair, a blanket, a pillow, whatever makes you comfy. It runs two and a half hours.

Wednesday 26 August, 7pm. $5, and free if you are a Collective member.

https://collective.reimagineco.ca/events/metropolis-2026-08-26