Sign up for our free workshop as a part of the Deptford Literature Festival in partnership with Friends of Brookmill Park. We’ll be holding a session that offers an opportunity to engage with texts that focus primarily on African and Caribbean ecological histories, knowledge and contributions. We will use texts by authors such Malidome Some, Bell Hooks, Melanie Harris, Kukuwa Abba, Judith Carney and Robin Wall Kimmerer as well as archive materials to explore our relationships with the land. We hope it will be a rich morning of exploration and meaningful exchange together.

Check out the rest of the programme for the festival here.

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our first volunteer session of 2025 !

Click here for full details & FAQs

We will be hosting an iteration of our Cultural Food Project as apart of an ‘late’ event for 18-30-year-olds at Somerset House, where aspiring creatives will explore the themes of the current SOIL and Salt Cosmologies exhibitions. Take part in workshops, talks, tours, live musical performances and more. Find out more details about the programme & join us - book a free ticket!

Where Liberatory Gardens and Farming Meet at Oxford Real Farming Conference for soft space for dreaming, where we’ll explore what it means to work towards liberation through tending the land.

Recovering a more reciprocal relationship to the land through farming and gardening can be nourishing on many levels. But what is needed to make all experiences working the land a liberatory act? Can flowers liberate as much as food? 

This session is inspired by new farms and growing projects emerging from urban centres, which take an inclusive, intersectional approach, prioritising meeting each other’s needs, alongside the needs of plants and the land. This session is a dreaming space for what liberation on the land looks like and how we can get there.

Join us for our FINAL VOLUNTEERING SESSION of 2024.

We will be following nature ‘s lead this winter and taking time to hibernate.

We’ll be on the land 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in.

Spaces for this months Growers Club are now full.

We host a monthly space for Black and People of Colour (BPOC) to gather in the garden.

Join the Grower’s Club to learn practical growing skills, grow cultural foods, experience grounding practices and storytelling, be playful and expand our hearts together.R

This month we are joined by qualified medical herbalist, a herbal and holistic health educator and workshop facilitator, Cherrelle Douglas.

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden!

No need to book a space or contact us before hand, just show up.

Bring a tupperware or ziplock bag to carry home your harvest.

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden!

No need to book a space or contact us before hand, just show up.

Bring a tupperware or ziplock bag to carry home your harvest.

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden!

No need to book a space or contact us before hand, just show up.

Bring a tupperware or ziplock bag to carry home your harvest.

We host a monthly space for Black and People of Colour (BPOC) to gather in the garden.

Join the Grower’s Club to learn practical growing skills, grow cultural foods, experience grounding practices and storytelling, be playful and expand our hearts together.

Register here to express your interest in joining us.

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden!

No need to book a space or contact us before hand, just show up.

Bring a tupperware or ziplock bag to carry home your harvest.

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden!

No need to book a space or contact us before hand, just show up.

Bring a tupperware or ziplock bag to carry home your harvest.

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden!

No need to book a space or contact us before hand, just show up.

Bring a tupperware or ziplock bag to carry home your harvest.

We will be joining PANA for their Autumn Day Retreat alongside Seeds of Wild & Jess Francis.

The day includes a grounding and medicine making session led by us, guided walk, plant-based lunch, yoga and sound bath in Epping Forest at The Hive. You can buy tickets and find out more info here.

PANA also have 2 spots that have been heavily subsidised for those in financial need. Please contact hello@wearepana.com to enquire.

This session is cancelled - sorry! Please join us 11am - 1pm next week for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden!

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden!

No need to book a space or contact us before hand, just show up.

Bring a tupperware or ziplock bag to carry home your harvest.

Spaces for this months Growers Club are now full.

We host a monthly space for Black and People of Colour (BPOC) to gather in the garden.

Join the Grower’s Club to learn practical growing skills, grow cultural foods, experience grounding practices and storytelling, be playful and expand our hearts together.

This month we are joined by radical herbalist, community pillar and friend, Claudia Manchanada.

Please direct resources to help them with life-extending and therefore, life-changing support. You can find out more and contribute to their fundraiser here.

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden!

No need to book a space or contact us before hand, just show up.

Bring a tupperware or ziplock bag to carry home your harvest.

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden!

No need to book a space or contact us before hand, just show up.

Bring a tupperware or ziplock bag to carry home your harvest.

The Cultural Food Project is a gathering space to learn about agroecological practices, growing, cooking, preserving and restoring in the garden.

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This session is about the spirit of greens! We’ll gather to harvest and cook greens grown on the land, celebrating the many diasporas they draw from with a particular focus on callaloo, collards and spinach.

These events are free but ticketed - sign up here.

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden !

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden !

Spaces for this months Growers Club are now full.

We host a monthly space for Black and People of Colour (BPOC) to gather in the garden.

Join the Grower’s Club to learn practical growing skills, grow cultural foods, experience grounding practices and storytelling, be playful and expand our hearts together.

Register here to express your interest in joining us.

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden !

We’ll be back at Family Space at South London Gallery.

Family Space is a programme of free workshops that take place on the last Saturday of the month. Sessions are self-directed and designed for families with children aged 5-12 years old. The space is supported by the SLG’s Art and Play team.

Details to follow soon.

Join us 11am - 1pm for our weekly drop-in volunteer sessions in the garden !

We’ll be joining a roundtable discussion ‘Fertile Ground: Urban Land Work’ to speak on dreaming up projects in South London, our practice and land working on public land alongside Helen MacKenzie (West Norwood Cemetery) @wncemetery and Elyssa Livergrant & Maria Cabrera of The South London Botanical Institute.

The event is a part of the open house/open garden at the institute from 5-8pm.

You can find out more and book a donation-based ticket here.

Spaces for this workshop are now full.

The Cultural Food Project is a gathering space to learn about agroecological practices, growing, cooking, preserving and restoring in the garden. We'll share readings, recipes, folklore and explore food, cultivation and land ecologies from anti-colonial and non-western perspectives.

These sessions are free and open to all. Come with an open mind and heart!

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We explore nasturtiums this time through eating, pickling & watercolours.

We’ll be at London’s first Land Justice Fair vending winter crops & houseplants!

More details on the festival to come nearer the time.