Community Iftar Dinner in Bolton, organised by Dialogue Society, Great Lever Connected, and Bolton Interfaith Council

Open to Everyone
Free to Attend

Slaterfield Community Centre

Shaun Matthews

Chair of Great Lever Connected

Yasmin Qureshi

Labour MP for Bolton South and Walkden

Around 100 people from diverse backgrounds gathered in Bolton for an iftar dinner organised by Dialogue Society, Great Lever Connected, and Bolton Interfaith Council. The event, which featured local MP Yasmin Qureshi as a guest speaker, offered attendees a chance to reflect deeply on themes of sharing goodness and fostering a spirit of community.

The evening began with prayers led by representatives of different faiths, emphasizing the event’s commitment to inclusivity. Guests enjoyed a vibrant program that included a musical performance, a lively Kahoot quiz competition, a traditional Turkish drum show, a Karagöz shadow puppet performance, and a prize raffle.

Children from the Bolton community were also treated to a special entertainment program featuring a clown, ensuring fun for guests of all ages.

Participants highlighted the inclusive spirit of the event, expressing their gratitude to the organizing institutions for creating such a colorful and enjoyable evening. They also noted the valuable opportunity the dinner provided for people from various backgrounds and beliefs to connect with each other and reflect on the essence of community spirit.