Join Amanda and create quick sweet and savoury treats for gifts, or for Christmas day festivities. Recipes can also be adapted to other allergies. Limited spaces available. Our classes are small, so everyone can participate!
Read MoreJoin us to celebrate soil and vollies for a morning of compost making, soil inspection and a lunch feast! Common Ground Project would love to see you down at the regenerative farm from 9:30-1:30pm on December 5th (World Soil Day and International Volunteer Day!). Help us make a compost lasagne and learn about the make-up of soil (and how our soil is going!) from Declan Ramsay Malone. We will end the day with a delicious Community Feast made of farm harvest produce. Entry is free bu...
Read MoreThe Veggie Empire, a farming duo living with disability, are excited to celebrate International Day of People with Disabilities & Urban Agriculture Month by hosting two guided urban farm tours on; Tuesday the 28th of November 10:00-11:30 & Sunday 3rd of December 11:00-12:30 The duo and the co-operative farming team they are a part of, ‘Caring Farms Co-op,’ have been building their urban farm for ten years. Together t...
Read MoreCSCH Community Garden (aka SCOOP) Celebrating 10 Years of Community Gardening in Glen Eira! Join us on this very special open day, where we will celebrate this remarkable little garden with music, memories, photos, storytelling, and a community lunch.
Read MoreUrban Agriculture Month After-Party Working bee 7 a.m. (hand in the dirt active participants only) Come together to carry out communal work. Hosting, Grounded Permaculture Action Party Moonthly Meetup community action day. “To support each other to caring for our land while creating a culture of trust and reciprocity.” Receiving the visit of agroforestry gardeners from Northern Rivers NSW’s Growing Roots Permaculture - Living Agroecology Shared Meal Forages and Eat the Wild F...
Read MoreThe average Australia household increases its waste output by around 30% during the festive season, which puts a bit of a tarnish on celebrations. So how can you reduce your waste without missing out on the traditions you love, or creating a stack more work for yourself? Join Anna the Urban Nanna to learn about low-waste ways to celebrate the festive season, including gift and wrapping ideas, waste-savvy recipes, and eco-friendly decorating tips. Some homemade festive snacks will be supplied...
Read More🎥✨ Special Screening & Panel Discussion : Rachel's Farm ✨🎥 Join co-hosts Food Is Free Inc. and Sunnybank Farm on the evening of Thurs 30 Nov where you'll enjoy the film screening of Rachel's Farm, directed and starring Rachel Ward. Immerse yourself in the world of regenerative agriculture and sustainability, as we showcase a thought-provoking film about Rachel's inspiring farm journey. 📅 Date: Thurs 30th Nov 📍 Venue: Ballarat Trades Hall ⏰ Time: Doors at 6PM, p...
Read MoreThe Belgrave Food Garden is run as an outdoor learning environment, a space to learn new skills and grow and harvest healthy food and form social connections. The garden is planted and managed using a permaculture model and feature a compost system. Garden type The garden is run by the community for the community and is open to anyone. Visitors to the area are also encouraged to stop by and pick produce. Activities Weekday dig-in every Thursday at 2pm Working bee second Sunday of each m...
Read MoreThis community garden is located in the heart of Warburton – the main street – and feature artworks by local artist Sioux Dollman. Dedicated locals work to maintain the garden which features an avocado tree, herbs, vegetables, lemons, compost, strawberries and more. A share shelf and seed library are near the front gate and people are encouraged to drop off their excess produce and help themselves to what they need. Garden type This garden is open to the public. Anyone can help out at...
Read MoreOne of the two events the Farm is running for Urban Agriculture Month this year, a panel discussion on Wednesday 29th November at 5:30pm. Join us in the Barn to listen to the thoughts of industry experts from across the supply chain, as they discuss connecting with where our food comes from, to learning more about the pleasures, anecdotes and challenges facing them as they strive to provide the best possible product for consumers in an ethical and conscious manner. The panel will be mediated ...
Read MoreJoin Amanda and create tasty sweet and savoury dishes to serve at Christmas or for other special occasions. Recipes can also be adapted to be gluten free. Limited spaces available. Our classes are small, so everyone can participate!
Read MoreThe food grown in the garden is available for anyone to pick and everyone is welcome to pitch in and help out at working bees. The garden is managed by an independent group of volunteers on land supplied free of charge by the Tecoma Uniting Church. The garden features a food forest, raised garden beds and an Indigenous bush food garden. Empty heading Activities There are regular monthly garden get-togethers on Wednesday and Saturday mornings between 10:30AM and 12:00PM. Children are welc...
Read MoreListen live to our very own local gardening enthusiasts Henri and Brendan! Join for advice on everything green and leafy! Text the studio your questions: 0493213831 Past episodes can be accessed via Radio Carrum.
Read MoreEver wondered about growing food on public land? Unsure of where to start or what to consider? This workshop is for you! Come and visit one of Yarra City Council’s trial projects ‘Small Communal Growing Space’ and learn about the benefits and experiences of growing food for your local community. This workshop will be run by the Michela Renders the Urban Agriculture Project Officer for Yarra City Council and will cover: - A short site tour of the plantings and infrastructure (pl...
Read MoreFollowing on from the November 2nd Living Lab Northern Rivers, Plan C and UTS “Adaptable and resilient food futures in the Northern Rivers” forum, we are seeking registrations of interest from government, community and not for profits in a “Northern Rivers urban agriculture and food futures Roundtable” This half day event will bring together key stakeholders in a participatory and capacity building roundtable as part of Sustain: The Australian Food Network's third national Urban Agric...
Read MoreThe Veggie Empire, a farming duo living with disability, are excited to celebrate International Day of People with Disabilities & Urban Agriculture Month by hosting two guided urban farm tours on; Tuesday the 28th of November 10:00-11:30 & Sunday 3rd of December 11:00-12:30 The duo and the co-operative farming team they are a part of, ‘Caring Farms Co-op,’ have been building their urban farm for ten years. Together t...
Read MoreYarra Valley ECOSS is a not-for-profit community organisation on a 7.4 hectare former poultry farm, now a permaculture designed farm, at Wesburn. The ECOSS vision is to promote local food production, earth education, and multicultural living, while building work skills and developing a vibrant, resilient, inclusive, and sustainable community. The community gardens are tended by volunteers including members of Melba Support Services and Interchange Outer East who work in the garden each wee...
Read MoreCome along to our monthly pizza event at Gabba Garden! The pizza oven will be fired up and ready to cook so BYO pizza and drinks and enjoy a casual afternoon with your neighbours! We’re always looking for volunteers to light the pizza oven the morning of the event, so if you’re interested, let us know and we’ll roster you in.
Read MoreLakeside Drive Community Garden is a welcoming space where all members of the community come together to share skills, vegies and smiles. Collectively we hope to create a thriving, healthy centre for producing food, knowledge and inspiration based on permaculture ethics, principles and design. We are an educational space where you can learn about gardening, tropical food and living lighter on the planet. Check out our latest news posts to find out about our workshops and events. You can also ...
Read MoreDo you want to recycle your foodscraps and dream of low maintenance pets? Worms are the perfect pet and they also turn your food scraps into fertiliser for the garden. Friends of Regent Community Garden invites you to come and learn all things worm farm with Corinne from Easy Peasy Gardens. Free but registration is essential. Regent Community Garden is an inclusive and welcoming place to connect with community, garden, grow and share fresh produce, socialise, share learnings and help gr...
Read MoreWorm Farm Workshop: set your worms up for success Do you want to recycle your food scraps and dream of low-maintenance pets? Worms are the perfect pet and they also turn your food scraps into fertiliser for the garden. As part of Urban Agriculture Month in November, Friends of Regent Community Garden invites you to come and learn all things worm farm with Corinne from Easy Peasy Gardens. Free but registration is essential. Regent Community Garden is an inclusive and welcoming place to ...
Read MoreCelebrating National Community Garden Day — we’re having an Open Day! Sunday 26th November — 1-4pm Come and join us in the garden — welcome! The garden is built on the old paddock behind the police station, where the local constabulary used to tether the police horses.
Read MoreSunday November 26, 1pm at 190 Old Wells Rd, Seaford Arrive at 12.30pm for registration, drinks and nibbles All Welcome! Enquiries: Please call Maureen on 0403174976
Read MoreOn Sunday 26th November 2023, Tecoma Community Garden is celebrating National Community Gardens Day in conjunction with our 40th Birthday Celebration. Come and join us at the garden – 5 Campbell Street, Tecoma (behind Sherbrooke Cottage) between 12.00pm and 3.00pm for: - garden tours and talks - visual display of the garden’s history and development - garden activities for children – potting seeds and seedlings - compost demonstration, information - sausage sizzle and afternoon t...
Read MoreWe’re celebrating National Community Garden Day. We’ll be open (as always) and have some gardeners onsite between 12pm and 2pm to chat with visitors, tour the garden and share some treats. Plus there’ll be new and refreshed artworks to enjoy. We hope to see you there … When: Sunday 26 November, 12pm-2pm Where: Healesville Community Garden, 95 River Street, Healesville (behind the Bowling Club).
Read MoreLearn about Aussie Native Plants and Bushfoods specific to our local area, and try some out with a live cooking demonstration. Down's Community Farm is pleased to host this workshop with Kylie from Your Green Prescription to showcase local Native plants and foods during Urban Ag Month in 2023. We anticipate this workshop will be popular amongst our local community, so please contact us if you book a ticket and are no longer able to attend prior to the date. Workshop facilitator: My ...
Read MoreJoin Strathdon House and Orchard Precinct as we celebrate our volunteer-led community garden. We're thrilled to be part of the nationwide Community Gardens Australia event and invite you to be a part of our special day. There will be garden talks, kids activities, art exhibition, free BBQ and a food demonstration. This Open Day is a celebration of community, nature, and the joy of gardening.
Read MoreWe would like to welcome you to the Kensington Stockyard Food Garden for a mushroom cultivation bonanza followed by a mushroom lunch. We plan to be building a geodesic mushroom grow tent in the garden out of discarded bike rims. The purpose of this is scale up mushroom production and use resources diverted from the circular economy. Come along with a hungry tummy and be ready to get your hands dirty. $10 is for you lunch $30 is for take home mushroom grow kit materials
Read MoreTo celebrate National Community Gardens Day, Clayfield UC Community Garden is hosting a morning tea. Join us for a light bite to eat and take a tour of our community garden. We’ll also have some plants to give away.
Read MoreCome celebrate our first open community garden day. Meet your neighbours, make new friends and share some food.
Read MoreJoin us for a enlivening event at Pialligo Estate, where history meets aspiration in a unique blend of site exploration and storytelling. Event Highlights: 👣 Limited Site Tour: Enjoy a whistlestop tour of Pialligo Estate’s facilities and the adjacent fields. Rediscover the essence of the estate's past and reimagine the future as you stroll through this enchanting landscape. 📖 Storytelling Circle: Settle into an engaging group session where your story takes centre stage. Share yo...
Read MoreReserve your place in this terrific free, hands-on workshop on Gardening and Planting techniques. You will prepare a garden bed for planting, learn to arrange and plant seedlings, and learn about the seasonal planting Calendar. This workshop takes place during the Brunswick Multicultural Festival, run by Brunswick Neighbourhood House. Date: Sunday 26th of November from 10:30am - 2:30pm. Cost: FREE Venue: 43a De Carle St, Brunswick. Workshop bookings are essential: To enrol visit www...
Read MoreCome along to the opening of our Bedford Park Community Garden. We invite you to come along and visit our beautiful community garden. There will be: - a free sausage sizzle - working bee and - lots of opportunities to chat all things gardening. This is a family-friendly event, children and dogs are welcome. With our garden shelter installed and more infrastructure to come, this is a very exciting time to get involved with our Community Garden.
Read MoreThe food grown in the garden is available for anyone to pick and everyone is welcome to pitch in and help out at working bees. The garden is managed by an independent group of volunteers on land supplied free of charge by the Tecoma Uniting Church. The garden features a food forest, raised garden beds and an Indigenous bush food garden. Empty heading Activities There are regular monthly garden get-togethers on Wednesday and Saturday mornings between 10:30AM and 12:00PM. Children are welc...
Read MoreCliff View Community Farm is located on the beautiful Shipley Plateau in the Blue Mountains, NSW in an old apple orchard. The main focus of our community farm is to grow food that is donated to people in need in our local community. The food we grow is distributed through Blackheath Area Neighbourhood Centre’s food relief program. We use organic and regenerative agriculture principles in the way we approach growing food. The farm is a place people can come to garden, meet people in a saf...
Read MoreIn the Beginners Backyard Beekeeping workshop, you can expect to learn everything from the inner workings of a beehive, to the healing properties of raw honey. You’ll learn how to maintain a healthy hive, discover the wonders of swarms and how to keep them in check. Weather permitting we’ll also open a hive and have a hands-on demonstration. In this workshop you’ll learn: The inner workings of a bee hive The healing properties of raw honey How to maintain a healthy h...
Read MoreThe inaugural Community Gardens Australia National Open Day, we will have plant sales, sausage sizzle, get to know your community and entertainment and activities for the kids.
Read MoreAs part of the National Community Gardens Day on 26 November 2023, the Maralinga Community Garden will be holding an open day to showcase its garden to visitors. Location: We are in Chandler Reserve, 327 Chandler Road, Keysborough 3173 When did we start? We have been in operation for only 20 months since February 2022. View our garden's video: https://youtu.be/t4COR35Z8Gc?si=IE_PUErl2bCd91Tp View our garden listing on Community Gardens Australia's website: https://communitygarden.or...
Read MoreCome along and join in the fun and fellowship at Brinkworth Community Gardens provide….plant….nurture…harvest…prepare…feast… - lunch provided from the garden - free kids activities - workshops available throughout the day.
Read MoreCome and join us on the Inaugural National Community Garden Open Day. Come be a part of this amazing event and come and see what is happening at the Inglewood Mount Lawley Community Garden. Come and have a chat with members and take a walk around the garden.
Read MoreWelcome to Awara Garden, be inspired. Take a guided stroll and connect with local gardeners. Our senses will delight with new tastes and smells. I'll talk about how we transformed lawn into a productive paradise and forage gardening philosophy and practice. Enjoy a chat and medicinal garden tea post tour. Take home some seeds and cuttings. Children welcome and free. Amongst the straight lines and hard surfaces of the city, the wild greenery of our yard offers a place to take a deep bre...
Read MoreThe Ecological Justice Hub are teaching us how we can re-purpose our plastic bottlecaps and turn them into practical and stylish household items. This workshop takes place during the Brunswick Multicultural Festival, run by Brunswick Neighbourhood House. Date: Sunday 26th of November Cost: FREE Venue: 43a De Carle St, Brunswick. Workshop bookings are essential: To enrol visit www.bnhc.vic.edu.au or contact us via info@bnhc.vic.edu.au / 03 9386 9418
Read MoreTo mark the inaugural national community garden day on 26 November 2023 we invite you to come and see what is happening at our community garden. Come and have a chat with members and join a tour around the garden at 10:30am. Learn about the history of our garden, our future plans and how you can be involved. Community allotment style gardening is becoming even more important in Australia where issues of food insecurity and the cost of living affect us all. You don’t need a farm or lots of ...
Read MoreWe’re celebrating National Community Garden Day 2023. Knox community gardens will be open to come and walk around this little piece of paradise in Knox. There will be: • tours on the hour • morning tea available • seedlings for sale • raffle prize.
Read MoreSpringwood Community Garden follows organic and permaculture principles with two large enclosed areas for growing veggies. Our food forest has over sixty fruit trees, a bush tucker garden, and a yarning circle. Strawberries are a feature of the garden. We have dedicated strawberry beds and also use them as ground cover in our food forest. Ours are an old-fashioned variety, sweet with lots of flavour and we will be selling pots at $2 each or ten pots for $15. Other plants propagated from ...
Read MoreMorning tea in the garden to celebrate National Community Gardens Day. Come and see the garden, and the neighbours and grab a cuppa and a bickie. Location: 16 Tighes Terrace Tighes Hill – via steps & path on Union St.
Read MoreOur BYO PICNIC DAY is happening on Sunday 26th November from 10am to 2pm to celebrate Nationa Community Gardens Day We will have a trading table of goodies and our Christmas raffle tickets will be on sale. At our trading table, you can pick up a: - lovely gardening book - produce - plants - bucket of succulent - geranium cuttings - seeds - magazines.
Read MoreJoin us for National Community Gardens Day celebrations in our wonderful garden. 10:00am — Beginners composting (Jop Nemeth) 10:30am — Art in the Garden (Claudie Frock) 10:30am — Three Summers of Subtropics (Robyn Francis). Location: Cnr Brewster & Magellan Sts Lismore, NSW
Read MoreJoin Amanda Collins and Scott Denno in their permaculture inspired food garden in Central Ballarat. It's been a 7 year labour of love for the couple who remagined their 1/4 acre urban property from traditional 1980's style lawn and ornamentals to productive patch complete with chooks and honeybees. The edible food garden includes raised DIY wicking beds, trellising, dwarf fruit trees, greenhouse, chookery and micro apiary from where they also teach beekeeping during Spring and Summer. ...
Read MoreInala Community Garden and neighbouring HUB Community Garden invite you to celebrate National Community Gardens Day with us! - come for morning tea - children can paint a plant pot and take home a seedling - find out 'What that plant is and what you can do with it' from our diverse gardening community and - check out our Magic Compost!
Read MoreTo celebrate the Inaugural National Community Gardens Day, Singleton Community Garden will be hosting an Open Day welcoming the community to join us for: - garden tours - nature craft and a s - sausage sizzle.
Read MoreNational Community Garden Day Open Day! Sunday 26th November — 10am-4pm Come and join us in the garden for: - kids Activities - visit from Garden Fairy - Raffles - free Mini Workshop - garden Stall. All welcome! View our garden's video: https://youtu.be/ZtkvB2le4A8?si=4mak6MuuNJ5N5GJk View Edible Warburton's map listing on Community Gardens Australia's website: https://communitygarden.org.au/listing/edible-warburton-community-garden/
Read MoreCome and see our garden’s progress: - our fantastic mosaic rock art - smell the flowers - laugh at out rusty old garden tools mounted on the fence - see what veggies we have growing - marvel at our classy hot house - admire our new automated watering system we are in the process of installing or - just relax with a cuppa and a chat. Hope to see you!
Read MoreJoin us at the community garden for a celebration of all things gardening. - garden tours - plant sales - refreshments - kids activities - and more…
Read MoreA day to celebrate our community and like-minded associations and groups. Toowoomba Community Organic Gardens will be hosting an open day with the inclusion of The Friends of the Escarpment Parks and Permaculture Toowoomba. Guided tours will be provided, with seedlings for sale, a children’s treasure hunt, raffles and more.
Read MoreThe Tecoma Community Garden sits on half an acre of Council-owned land and attracts enthusiast locals who live on properties with limited, or no, sunlight in the hills area. The garden features individual garden plots, a shared orchard, a hot compost system, rainwater collection and a food share cupboard with surplus food being donated to Food is Free Tecoma. Chemical-free gardening is practiced. Garden type Garden members pay a one-off joining fee and an annual fee for a full or half plo...
Read MoreCome and take a peek at the Plummery on this guided tour with Kat Lavers. ‘The Plummery’ is a 1/14th acre (280m2) urban permaculture system in Naarm/Melbourne. In 2020, the garden produced 451kg of herbs, vegies, fruit and eggs with about 4 hours management each week! The site features year round, diverse fruit and vegetable production using techniques to minimise effort and inputs, Japanese quail (aka 'mini chickens' ;) in a low maintenance deep litter aviary, a light earth studio, and an o...
Read MoreCome and celebrate what we love about Community Gardens on National Community Gardens Day. Three workshops through the morning: 9:30 Seed saving 10:00 Composting 10:30 Bee Hotel Tours of the Paddock through the morning. Please note: There are no toilet facilities available. The nearest amenities are at Bay Plaza. Visit Jack's Paddock map listing on CGA's website https://communitygarden.org.au/listing/jacks-paddock/
Read MoreAs part of the National Community Gardens Day on 26 November 2023, the Gawler Community Garden will be holding an open day at their newly formed garden. Location: Gawler Community Garden – Dost Rd, Evanston Gardens, behind the library. The garden will be open to the public. There will be: - plant sales - Christmas Raffle, and - information about future plans for the garden. View map listing of our garden on Community Gardens Australia's website: https://communitygarden.org.au/...
Read MoreSelf guided tour, enjoy a BYO picnic at our picnic bench & enjoy a great view. Welcome anytime :) All access, public toilets nearby, lots of accessible parking. The Cottage behind Mt Martha House Contact Details: Robyn 0414-825-863 or Lea 0431-086-147
Read MoreThe Bunbury Community Garden is a communal garden where both residents and groups are welcome to share in the gardening fun. Opened in 2015, the garden is a great place to meet people and learn new skills. Located behind Withers Community Library the garden incorporates a large open space with three large bricked garden beds surrounded by lawn and shady trees. We are equipped to run a range of activities including education and training, arts and creative activities, workshops and guest sp...
Read MoreOnslow Community Garden is a large, multi-functional community garden located within the centre of Onslow in the Pilbara Region of Western Australia. The Shire of Ashburton project incorporates productive gardens, including vegetable beds and tropical food forests, a nursery facility and an outdoor kitchen for functions and cooking classes. The project has been established to develop community skills in food production and organic gardening while providing a focal point for community gatherin...
Read MoreWe’re celebrating National Community Gardens Day. Join us for our Free information sessions, a wander through the garden and a delicious morning tea. Free Sessions: - 9-9:30am Grow your own Groceries with garden specialist Wink Lindsay. Yes! you can grow $50 worth of groceries a week in a small space. Come along as I share tips on how to get started, the best varieties for highest yield and how to keep your garden growing year round. - 9:30-10am Morning Tea supplied by Leschenault B...
Read MoreVery special open day this Sunday - it’s National Community Garden Open Day, so pop by to have a look at your local community garden in operation and chat to the members to find out what the garden offers for you. Open from 8am to midday.
Read MoreWe're a Community not-for-profit group run by hardworking volunteers who love gardening. Come every Sunday morning and join in the fun we have at the garden. Take some produce home after you volunteer.
Read MoreWe are having a working bee as an open day event on Sunday the 26th of November 2023.
Read MoreAfternoon tea in the garden to celebrate National Community Gardens Day. Come and see the garden, meet the neighbours and enjoy your favourite (BYO) drink. A perfect way to end the weekend. Location: 16 Tighes Terrace, Tighes Hill – via steps & path on Union St
Read MoreJingili Community garden is a not for profit organisation that gives the community the opportunity to grow their own organic vegetables. Members, feel free to upload photos, recipes, or gardening tips 🙂 The garden is made up of 31 different plots each six metres by four metres plus there are communal areas of fruit trees including bananas, pawpaw, and passionfruit.
Read MoreTake a tour of Marrickville West Community Garden as part of Urban Agriculture Month! Located next to Marrickville West Public School, Marrickville West Community Garden occupies a unique position as an educational resource edible garden and a suburban green space. The garden is also connected to the Cooks River catchment through a rainwater garden that filters stormwater through a regenerated coastal wetland design. Come see what this little suburban community garden is doing to create social...
Read MoreTo celebrate the urban agriculture month and the launch of 12 podcast episodes (published on podbean) about community composting setup and management, City Compost Network invites you to come meet leaders in community composting. Attending leaders in community composting in Australia, Dave Goodman, from Kensington Town House Compost Hub, Jo Buckle, from Gore st Community Compost, Michael Mobbs, from Sustainable Chippendale Street Compost, Kath Jones, from Finbar Neighbourhood House, Al...
Read MoreMeet your local Victorian farmers and small-scale producers, discover what's in season, and see how seasonality influences flavour and price. We'll be chatting low waste growing, farmers as price takers, the complexities of farming, and you'll be introduced to some awesome varieties of veg & plants that you may have never met before! The Coburg Farmers' Market tour will showcase the diversity of our stallholders and (of course) include a few tasters along the way. We'll have a bit of time for...
Read MoreThe Green Living Centre, an Inner West Council program, will be facilitating a Plant & Seed Swap to help you distribute and exchange your goods with others in the Inner West community. Visit us on the day at the Inner West Sustainability Hub Education Space & Garden to see what we have growing in our small space demonstration garden and chat to other gardening enthusiasts. Bring along well labelled seeds, plant cuttings in manageable sizes and freshly harvested food plants in small bundles (we r...
Read MoreFarm tour and learning about the African crop that can grow well in Cardinia. The team will be exploring the progress and growth of Okra, Kudura (Egytian spinach), African Yams, Cassava and sweet Potato. There will be opportunity to learn how it is cooked and also we shall provide some food for tasting.
Read MoreTake a swing past the Gardens to check out the Seed Board BORROW SOW RETURN SHARE
Read MoreJoin us on the 25th of November for our Open Day. We will have a demonstration on setting up a wicking bed from 11am and there will be Woodfired Pizza from 12. This is a Free event supported by Monash Council Community Grants Program, please RSVP via our Facebook page for catering purposes.
Read MoreBring in the festive season with your very own handmade Christmas Wreath. Joan Park Community Garden has organised a wreath-making workshop, including complimentary tea and a treat
Read MoreWould you like to learn more about growing your own food at home, but don’t know where to start? It doesn’t have to be expensive, time-consuming or hard! Learn: Options for building simple raised beds How to care for and grow healthy, nutritious food for your family Which easy-care seedlings you can plant to fill your plates and start you on your household food-growing journey
Read MoreFor Urban Agriculture Month, we'll be running a Farm tour in two parts, on Saturday 25th November, starting at 10am. Join the experts from our Horticulture and Animal Husbandry teams for two guided tours of the Farm! Horticulture We invite you to join a walking tour of some of CCF production spaces - a bio-intensive market style garden, cut flower production and native food production. Learn how these gardens were designed and converted in under 3 years. With knowledge to be gained to impr...
Read MoreOnly days to summer and Summer Fruit is starting to ripen. Slow Food Melbourne invite you to a food workshop to learn more about the food around us. Join award winning food writer Richard Cornish to learn the myriad of options for luscious tree ripened fruit. Do you have you a tree at home? Loquats ( what are they???? little oriental flavour bombs) maybe? Plums are just ready for eating and cooking. Any trees in your neighbourhood? Make friends with the neighbours if they have fruit tree...
Read MoreCome by COGS Dickson Community Garden next Saturday 25 November for some great free workshops, a plant sale and lots more! 11 am: build a wicking bed workshop 12-2 pm: BBQ (vegan option available) 1 pm: make seedling mix and plant seeds All Day: cool and hot drinks + sweet treats — seedling and plant sales. All money raised goes towards garden projects. Location:
Read MoreThe Tecoma Community Garden sits on half an acre of Council-owned land and attracts enthusiast locals who live on properties with limited, or no, sunlight in the hills area. The garden features individual garden plots, a shared orchard, a hot compost system, rainwater collection and a food share cupboard with surplus food being donated to Food is Free Tecoma. Chemical-free gardening is practiced. Garden type Garden members pay a one-off joining fee and an annual fee for a full or half plo...
Read More- Want to grow your own vegetables organically? - Gardeners and wanna-be gardeners are invited to join this community group. - Learn how to grow fruit and vegetables while gardening with like-minded people. Located in North Nowra, or details TEXT: - Jane 0438 860 954 or - Hannah 0402 282 750
Read MoreLocals meet monthly at Mount Eliza Neighbourhood House to swap excess homegrown produce and similar.
Read MoreJoin us for two days to learn the basics of permaculture design! This course tackles how to grow food, build houses and create communities, and minimize environmental impact at the same time. It aims to inspire and empower you to use permaculture design in your everyday life. Permaculture principles are being constantly developed and refined by people throughout the world, and the course evolves with that learning. Over the two days you will learn the history, various definitions, desig...
Read MoreEvery Saturday come and visit Loders Creek Community Garden working bee. Open 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
Read MoreEvery Saturday come and visit Bungalow Community Garden Open Garden. Monday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Thursday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Friday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Saturday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sunday: Closed
Read MoreEvery Saturday come and visit Manoora Community Garden Open Garden.
Read MoreCome and visit the Edmonton Community Garden Open Garden.
Read MoreDiscover the magic of the Green Connect farm! Just 13 minutes’ drive south of Wollongong CBD you’ll discover Green Connect Farm, an 11-acre award-winning urban farm. Green Connect Farm follows organic farming and permaculture principles to produce vegetables, fruit, herbs, nuts, eggs, honey and free-range meat. Your 90-minute experience will include an interactive and informative tour, as well as time to explore the children’s garden. You’ll visit the thriving market gardens and fo...
Read MoreJoin us at Chester Hill Community Garden as we showcase the work of women in our local community in establishing and caring for an edible garden patch.
Read MoreCome gardening with us Friday mornings from 9:00am to 12:30pm and help us plant, weed, and compost under expert guidance. We break for morning tea together, you’ll share in the bounty of any harvest! Bring your own gloves if you have them. There are different areas in the award-winning Randwick Sustainability Hub to work in depending on your interests and expertise. Permaculture Garden and Food Forest Joining the Permaculture Garden and Food Forest is perfect for those that are inter...
Read MoreBanyule Urban Food Strategy Launch Join us for the exciting launch of Banyule City Council's inaugural Urban Food Strategy! This event will be held at the Bellfield Community Hub on Daphne Crescent in Bellfield, VIC, Australia. Hear from Professor Michael Buxton, a professor of Environment and Planning at the School of Global, Urban and Social Studies at RMIT, on the importance of protecting and the future of peri-urban areas. The event is an opportunity to learn more about the aspir...
Read MoreThe Belgrave Food Garden is run as an outdoor learning environment, a space to learn new skills and grow and harvest healthy food and form social connections. The garden is planted and managed using a permaculture model and feature a compost system. Garden type The garden is run by the community for the community and is open to anyone. Visitors to the area are also encouraged to stop by and pick produce. Activities Weekday dig-in every Thursday at 2pm Working bee second Sunday of each m...
Read MoreChristmas Market, Sat Nov 23, 2pm-6pm, 55 River Road Kelmscott.
Read MoreEmbark on a flavourful journey this Urban Agriculture Month with our Growing Native Edibles program delivered by Cultivating Community. Explore the diverse world of Australian native foods and learn how to harvest them in your own garden. Engage your senses as you see, touch, and smell these unique plants, and savour the experience by trying a selection of teas made with native ingredients.
Read MoreThis community garden is located in the heart of Warburton – the main street – and feature artworks by local artist Sioux Dollman. Dedicated locals work to maintain the garden which features an avocado tree, herbs, vegetables, lemons, compost, strawberries and more. A share shelf and seed library are near the front gate and people are encouraged to drop off their excess produce and help themselves to what they need. Garden type This garden is open to the public. Anyone can help out at...
Read MoreThe food grown in the garden is available for anyone to pick and everyone is welcome to pitch in and help out at working bees. The garden is managed by an independent group of volunteers on land supplied free of charge by the Tecoma Uniting Church. The garden features a food forest, raised garden beds and an Indigenous bush food garden. Empty heading Activities There are regular monthly garden get-togethers on Wednesday and Saturday mornings between 10:30AM and 12:00PM. Children are welc...
Read MoreHow can the value of food as a public good support practices of ecological and social care in urban environments? What policy approaches are needed to support this in practice? What innovative practices are already happening on the ground? Join us in exploring these questions and more at 'Food as a Public Good: Innovations in Food Policy and Practice,' a 1-day conference and workshop on embedding food as a public good in urban food systems. This event is part of Sustain's 3rd national Urb...
Read MoreThe Community Plate are heading up to Sustain's Urban Agriculture Forum. If you are heading up too it would be great to meet with other local folk interested in the local food system. Please let us know and we look forward to seeing you there! We are excited to bring back what we learn and applying the inspiration in our own backyard. Warm regards, The Community Plate
Read MoreYarra Valley ECOSS is a not-for-profit community organisation on a 7.4 hectare former poultry farm, now a permaculture designed farm, at Wesburn. The ECOSS vision is to promote local food production, earth education, and multicultural living, while building work skills and developing a vibrant, resilient, inclusive, and sustainable community. The community gardens are tended by volunteers including members of Melba Support Services and Interchange Outer East who work in the garden each wee...
Read MoreBUAF23 will be the signature local food growing event for South East Queensland during national Urban Agriculture Month in November. Our region has an incredible network of farmers, community coordinators, educators, volunteers, advocates, policy specialists and social entrepreneurs working in the urban ag and community food space. BUAF23 invites anyone interested in our food future to network, learn and share. The event will include a Welcome to Country, keynotes from First Nations and inte...
Read MoreLinda’s suburban block in Kilsyth, Victoria is open for a site visit. With a permaculture design implemented, this property features a solar system, multiple water tanks, a glasshouse, a pond, an ever-evolving vegetable patch with flowers and fruit trees, some chickens, honey bees, and a food forest. She made quite a few changes these past months including moving the potting area, removing the wicking beds to expand the productive space, creating a small rockery and adding more plants in...
Read MoreLakeside Drive Community Garden is a welcoming space where all members of the community come together to share skills, vegies and smiles. Collectively we hope to create a thriving, healthy centre for producing food, knowledge and inspiration based on permaculture ethics, principles and design. We are an educational space where you can learn about gardening, tropical food and living lighter on the planet. Check out our latest news posts to find out about our workshops and events. You can also ...
Read MoreLocated next to Marrickville West Public School, Marrickville West Community Garden occupies a unique position as an educational resource edible garden and a suburban green space. The garden is also connected to the Cooks River catchment through a rainwater garden that filters stormwater through a regenerated coastal wetland design. Come see what this little suburban community garden is doing to create social and ecological resilience and integrate water sensitive design into a functioning e...
Read MoreHave you ever wanted to grow bushtucker? Or simply find out what it tastes like? Learn everything you want to know about bushtucker plants with Gamilaroi man, Aaron Chatfield, from Dreamtime Connections. He will open our eyes, our taste buds and our hearts with a workshop on connecting to indigenous culture through plants and tools. You will be welcome to try the tasting menu: barramundi in paperbark with lemon myrtle kangaroo with native thyme, pepper and saltbush garden sal...
Read MoreCanberra City Farm is very pleased to announce that we will be having a very special guest at our November Monthly Mingle on 19 November from 12:00 noon to 1:30 pm to celebrate Urban Agriculture Month. Join Aaron Chatfield from Dreamtime Connections to learn about native plants and traditional tools aboriginals have been using for thousands of years. Participants will have the opportunity to taste different bushtucker plants and learn how to grow them in their own gardens. Tickets and more infor...
Read MoreCome and enjoy a tour of this productive urban farm in the heart of Sydney. Pocket City Farm is an educational space that shares their philosophy of connecting people with regenerated environments and fair food. Learn about the benefits of urban farming whilst looking into the daily operations of the farm and their farming methods.
Read MorePlease join us. We’d love to see you! * Plants and seedlings for sale * Talks about worm farms & bees * Craft stall * Kids activities * Morning and afternoon teas * Pre-loved books * Sausage sizzle * Trash’ n’ treasure * Scarecrow competition * Produce stall * Garden tours * Raffles $ Entry by gold coin donation
Read MoreJoin us for our Open Gate on Sunday 19th November to celebrate Urban Agriculture Month. We will be open to the public for a quick tour of the garden. We've also made a huge spring clean and we will have several garden tools for visitors to grab for free. FREE. All welcome, come to say hi!
Read MoreThe food grown in the garden is available for anyone to pick and everyone is welcome to pitch in and help out at working bees. The garden is managed by an independent group of volunteers on land supplied free of charge by the Tecoma Uniting Church. The garden features a food forest, raised garden beds and an Indigenous bush food garden. Empty heading Activities There are regular monthly garden get-togethers on Wednesday and Saturday mornings between 10:30AM and 12:00PM. Children are welc...
Read MoreIn this workshop, trainer Melanie Leeson shares her knowledge of foods that can help you to build and protect your gut microbiome and clear brain fog. You’ll also learn how to incorporate brain powering foods easily into your daily diet. You’ll bring home recipes that use seasonal fruits and vegetables (such as blueberries, broccoli, leafy greens and avocado), fresh herbs, and spices (that add flavour and colour without any processed sauces, condiments and sweeteners) and are rich in heal...
Read MoreThis tour will take in three fabulous community gardens in Inner West of Sydney. After departing from NCIE in Redfern our first stop is at Wilkins Green Community Garden; then on to Whites Valley Creek Park for lunch with its food forest, community garden, nursery and wetlands; before making our way to Mort Bay Community Garden. Tour departs from and returns to NCIE in Redfern. Lunch and snacks included.
Read MoreCome on a tour of Sydney City Farm - a place to learn about urban agriculture and sustainable food production. Sydney City Farm grows fresh seasonal produce, and minimises waste, while using organic growing principles. This one hour tour will show you all the highlights.
Read MoreA Walking tour from NCIE to Poets Corner, Redfern. Led by Brenden Moore, First Nations Community Greening Education Officer, you will visit the informal supported Mens and Womens Garden, the Poets Corner Community Garden and the Solander Community Garden. These sites are all surrounded by high rise public housing soon to be redeveloped - one of the biggest renewals in Australia. We will also attend a seed saving and sowing workshop so bring along some seeds to share and grow with other c...
Read MoreHello Peninsula Permies! We have once again been invited to come and visit Down's Community Farm in Seaford! Henri will give us all a tour of the communal garden and new market garden being developed, as well as share the successes and challenges of running a volunteer program at this scale. For those looking to get their hands dirty, we will be laying out and preparing some more rows in the market garden area, planting out herbs and flowers in the communal garden, and other maintenanc...
Read MoreJoin farmers Charlotte, Eve, Kirst and Pat to learn about urban farming on the go at Farmraiser Urban Farm in the north-east of Narrm/Melbourne. We'll start the day with a tour, acknowledgment of country and a bit of background on Farmraiser and then get right into planting, weeding, fencing, worm farming and other fun farm tasks. We'll break for a delicious lunch using some of our produce at around 12:30. Fingers crossed for lovely weather, but we'll be farming, rain or shine! We will...
Read MoreForage gardens are beautiful, diverse and abundant habitats that connect us to an ancient way of being, in harmony with nature’s rhythms. The role of the gardener is one of intuition, reflection and nurturing, with moments given to tending here and there. In this workshop you will learn ways to turn your patch into a thriving, vibrant ecosystem that gives you year-round food and requires minimal time, physical effort, or money, especially once established. Learning will be hands on, in the...
Read MoreGrowing delicious food and getting creative is what we love doing at Healesville Community Garden. This garden features amazing artwork and is worth strolling around if you’re in the area. The plots are privately rented so please refrain from picking the produce. Garden type This community garden operates via paid plots; community members can rent a plot of land to grow their own food. People can join as associate members whereby they don’t need to rent plots. Activities Healesville ...
Read MoreUrban Agriculture Forum x Community Gardens Australia Gathering 2023 - Inner West Community Gardens Bus Tour This tour will take in three fabulous community gardens in Inner West of Sydney. After departing from NCIE in Redfern our first stop is at Wilkins Green Community Garden; then on to Whites Valley Creek Park for lunch with its food forest, community garden, nursery and wetlands; before making our way to Mort Bay Community Garden. Tour departs from and returns to NCIE in Redfern. ...
Read MoreCome and explore your own local community garden. - plants for sale - Christmas gift ideas - advice on your garden queries - handy hints are available.
Read MoreJoin us at the Jimboomba Community Garden on November 19th from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM for morning tea and an exciting hands-on workshop on creating a lasagna compost system. Veronica and Chris, our gardening experts, will guide you through the step-by-step process of building a productive and eco-friendly composting solution right in your backyard. *LIMITED SPACES AVAILABLE, SO RSVP ASAP! Date: November 19th Time: 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Location: Jimboomba Community Garden Cost: $15.00 per ...
Read MoreThis tour will take in three fabulous community gardens in Sydney. After departing from NCIE in Redfern, we will first visit Randwick Community Organic Garden, then on to Permabee Community Gardening Program for a tour of this amazing educational garden. For lunch you will be provided with $20 to spend at the Jewish Festival being held there on the day before making our way to Rose Bay Community Garden for afternoon tea (included in the ticket price). Tour departs from and returns to NCI...
Read MoreGet fit and active with this fabulous cycling tour we have created for you! Arriving at NCIE you will collect your courtesy Lime bike* and get an induction on how to operate them. Then, starting with Sydney City Farm, we will head off on a tour that will highlight modern urban agricultural practise in the heart of one of the world's great cities. From Sydney City Farm we cycle to Pocket City Farms for a tour, followed by lunch, and then on to Camdonville Paddock Community Garden. You...
Read MoreBally's Patch is a community garden situated in the heart of Balgownie. They are taking part in the 2023 Garage Sale Trail. The sale will feature a selection of local residents selling their own items as well as items for sale in order to fundraise for the garden. There will be baked goods, books and plants for sale! Please come down and visit our beautiful garden!
Read MoreSunday 19/11/23 come and visit Holloways Beach Community Garden Working Bee..
Read MoreCome on a journey to the Illawarra and some fabulous urban agriculture sites. We will meet at NCIE at Redfern, Sydney at 8:00 and will travel by bus to a number of sites, before returning back to NCIE at the end of the tour. Starting at Dapto Community Farm for a tour with their volunteers then on to Green Connect, a social enterprise supporting young people and refugees. We will have lunch here before heading to Pope's Produce, an excellent example of small scale urban agriculture. This back...
Read MoreCome and see the gardeners in action and find out community gardening at Aireys Inlet.
Read MoreFermentation of foods is a traditional method of food preservation which uses beneficial bacteria to preserve vegetables, fruits and basic kitchen ingredients and prevent waste. This 3-hour workshop will cover the basics for how to ferment foods to make Kimchi, Sauerkraut, Kefir, Miso, Kvass and more, presented by Naturopath, Nutritionist, Herbalist and Permaculture educator Samantha Somers of Somers Naturopath. Using simple recipes which can restore your health, are low cost, low carbon, Zon...
Read MoreThe Introduction to Beekeeping Course is a four hour session covering fundamental beekeeping theory, practical hands on training with two beehive openings, time to answer your questions and participate in discussion. The course is held in our purpose built on site training workshop and backyard apiary. As an introductory course no previous beekeeping experience is necessary to register and is also relevant for beekeepers starting out with a Flow Hive. The Course features how to - li...
Read MoreDecorate pre-made biscuits with fondant icing, stamp out your design and embellish with food safe paint, sparkles and other edible bling! The perfect workshop to do with friends as your seasonal catch-up, or on your own to create a sweet Christmas treat! *includes pre-baked biscuits and all requirements to make a take-home pack
Read MoreThe larger-than-life owner and head of Donde Mama, Verna Puello, will be at Trentwood Community House, to share her love of Columbian cooking. In this class she'll you how Colombians make Pan de Bono (type of cheese bread) (GF, NF, V) and Carimanola (deep fried cassava puff stuffed with beef) (GF, NF, V).
Read MoreWe are excited to announce that we will be hosting another natural dyeing workshop; collaborating with Nelson Molloy. This unique workshop brings together the natural dyeing techniques of Nelson Molloy with plants grown and foraged from Jane Street Community Garden. Join us for an experimental workshop that combines creativity, community, and environmental consciousness. Together, we will explore the Jane Street Community Garden, foraging for leaves, flowers, seeds, berries and roots that h...
Read MoreWicking Bed Workshop Mini Market! Locally Handmade items Gardens for Wildlife Talk Tips and information to help you create a garden that attracts wildlife and improves its habitat. Coffee van courtesy of The Place to Be
Read MoreThroughout history, mothers and grandmothers of every culture and tradition have been the source of healing in the family. In the kitchen – the heart of the home – remedies for everyday ailments were made from locally grown and easily accessible herbs. These days it isn’t necessarily the mother, or even a women, but the foundations of kitchen medicine remain the same – it’s the art of making medicine for everyday ailments out of common ingredients sourced from your garden and pantry.
Read MoreComprising two sessions with a lunch break in between, this 4.5 hour workshop explores the human relationship with water, how it fits within our ecology and moves through the land. In this workshop we will cover principles and patterns for catching, storing and distributing water reading water's behaviour in the landscape how to work with rainwater, grey water and mains supplies to bring more life to our surroundings. principles and design approaches to improve your management of wate...
Read MoreJoin us in the enchanting Heronswood Gardens on the Mornington Peninsula, for a fun hands-on gardening workshop for children, led by the Kitchen Garden Foundation’s very own Natasha Grogan! Little gardeners will learn how to: - make newspaper pots for planting spring seeds - craft mini greenhouses - propagate softwood herbs, like rosemary Australia’s first certified organic open garden and the home of the Foundation’s Seed Partner, The Diggers Club, Heronswood is truly ma...
Read MoreMeet the gardeners that keep the beautiful Railway Garden thriving. Find out about participating in gardening classes and volunteer as a regular gardener. On the same day there will be a garage sale next door at the North Carlton Railway Neighbourhood House. Railway Garden was established in October 2020 as an open community garden. Each 'plot' has a team that looks after them. At any time of the day people of all ages can been seen wandering through, picking a handful of produce, chi...
Read MoreCome down to celebrate the nationwide UAM2023 To see what’s happening at the garden and take a tour of our Byford Community Garden Urban Agriculture Education Program. Join in on the second session of the garden's Urban Agriculture Education Program, with a visit from EarthWhile Australia who will be showing us the magic of soil microbes in action! With a series of 8 sessions program focuses on how to grow veggies in a urban setting, in a fun and interactive environment. we will also ...
Read MoreEvery Saturday come and visit Loders Creek Community Garden working bee. Open 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
Read MoreEvery Saturday come and visit Bungalow Community Garden Open Garden. Monday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Thursday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Friday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Saturday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sunday: Closed
Read MoreEvery Saturday come and visit Manoora Community Garden Open Garden.
Read MoreCome and visit the Edmonton Community Garden Open Garden.
Read MoreByford Glades Community Garden will be hosting a "Switch your Thinking" workshop on Saturday 18th November at their open day on Waste -Where Does It Go? This is a free workshop, please register to attend.
Read MoreIn this workshop you will learn the ultimate guide to making Chinese dumplings from scratch. The dough you will prepare can be used for both boiled dumplings (shui jiao, 水餃) and potstickers (guo tie, 鍋貼). The dumpling wrappers are tender and thin, with a silky mouthfeel. Making dumplings is fun. In Miki's culture (the facilitator of this workshop), it is a family activity, where friends, neighbours and family members sit around the table have a good chat while preparing the dumplin...
Read MoreRees Campbell will give a presentation about showcasing Tasmania's amazing botanical larder. What you can grow in your garden. What we do with edible native plants.
Read MoreVisit Greenhills Neighbourhood House's pantry and community garden where there'll be pop-up tables with swappable and free food. Sliding scale of prices from free to low-cost for preserved local and rescued produce. Funds raised from this stall will go back into our local free community food rescue and relief pantry and future free community events.
Read MoreIn partnership with the West Australian Government and Sustain UAM, we launch the UAEP 2.0 Unfortunately due to unforseen circumstances the offical launch is postponed to a later date..
Read MoreSneak peak of our Urban AG Forum & CGA National Gathering Tours
Read MoreThe 4th National Urban Agriculture Forum (UAF), to be held from 17-19 November 2023, in conjunction with Community Gardens Australia’s National Gathering, explores the theme of Feeding The Future, Nourishing Country. We are proud to hold the UAF for the first time on the lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. In hosting at the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence in Redfern (Sydney), we are reminded that Australian cities and towns have always been, and always will be, Country....
Read MoreGetting food storage right can extend the life of your food, which means less waste and saving money. Cut down on food waste at home with some know-how and simple tips to keep food fresh for longer. The workshop will cover: tips to use your fridge and freezer wisely, to prolong the life of your food pantry storage to minimise waste know the difference between ‘use-by’ and ‘best before’ dates storing and maximising herbs what you can do with commonly leftover ingredients Even...
Read MoreWe’re hosting a monthly evening working bee at PCF from 5pm - 8pm on the third Thursday of every month, giving the farm site and surrounds some love, and we'd love for you to join us. Capacity is limited so get in quick! We will have dinner and drinks available (thanks to our wonderful volunteer chefs and sponsors at Young Henrys) at the end to celebrate our hard work.
Read MoreThe Belgrave Food Garden is run as an outdoor learning environment, a space to learn new skills and grow and harvest healthy food and form social connections. The garden is planted and managed using a permaculture model and feature a compost system. Garden type The garden is run by the community for the community and is open to anyone. Visitors to the area are also encouraged to stop by and pick produce. Activities Weekday dig-in every Thursday at 2pm Working bee second Sunday of each m...
Read MoreNillumbik Shire Council is providing a free drop-in service for residents to ask all their questions about energy and sustainable living. Council officers are available to answer questions on a range of topics including sustainable food systems, edible landscapes, food forests, permaculture and more. Other topics of interest include waste reduction and energy and water efficiency. No bookings are needed, simply drop-in on the day. Alternatively, you can book a 1:1 session at the Coun...
Read MoreThis community garden is located in the heart of Warburton – the main street – and feature artworks by local artist Sioux Dollman. Dedicated locals work to maintain the garden which features an avocado tree, herbs, vegetables, lemons, compost, strawberries and more. A share shelf and seed library are near the front gate and people are encouraged to drop off their excess produce and help themselves to what they need. Garden type This garden is open to the public. Anyone can help out at...
Read More"FOOD IS A WEAPON. WHEN YOU CONTROL SEED YOU CONTROL LIFE ON EARTH." In her colourful sari and large scarlet bindi, Dr. Vandana Shiva is an arresting presence: She galvanises crowds, advises government leaders, fields constant calls from the media, then retreats from big-city buzz to work alongside small farmers across the developing world. How did the wilful daughter of a Himalayan forest conservator become Monsanto's worst nightmare? The Seeds of Vandana Shiva tells the remarkable life ...
Read MoreHilton Harvest Community Garden has a volunteer day every Thursday (9am - 12pm) where we are busy in the nursery propagating our seedlings. Morning tea is at 10:30am and you are more than welcome to come join us !!
Read MoreVictualis* - a Canberra Region Food Collaborative event Enterprise, Inclusion, Wellbeing and Resilience At a time when food security has never been more challenging, forward-looking governments, businesses & community enterprises are shoring up local & regional food systems. We need imaginative solutions to produce, store and sell more food sustainably into the closest markets: our cities and towns. Driving investment, inclusion, jobs & better social and economic outcomes. This unique e...
Read MoreEver wondered about growing food on public land? Unsure of where to start or what to consider? This workshop is for you! Come and visit one of Yarra City Council’s trial projects ‘Small Communal Growing Space’ and learn about the benefits and experiences of growing food for your local community. This workshop will be run by the Michela Renders the Urban Agriculture Project Officer for Yarra City Council and will cover: - A short site tour of the plantings and infrastructure (pl...
Read MoreSummer is around the corner, and there’s nothing worse than sweating indoors. It’s the perfect time to make sure your home is well insulated! Join Lucinda and Chris in this workshop to learn some simple and cost-effective techniques to keep your home cool this summer, and warm next winter. Including: Lucinda (Going Green Solutions) will be talking about draughts, why they matter and the main ways to seal them. Chris (EcoMad) will demonstrate common draught-proofing techniques that you...
Read MoreJoin Morag Gamble in her annual Urban Agriculture series on the Sense-Making in a Changing World podcast - a project of the Permaculture Education Institute. Click the link to listen in, or watch. Also coming up this special urban agriculture series on the podcast: 22 Nov - Linda Appel Libsius - Denver Urban Gardens 29 Nov - William Padilla Brown - Mycosymbiotics/Urban PC 6 Dec - Sara Venn - Edible Bristol
Read MoreJoin passionate gardener and local beekeeper Amanda Collins to learn about pollinators and how to attract them to your backyard garden in this 60 minute hands on Workshop at the Ballarat Neighbourhood Centre. Learn - - How to attract beneficial wildlife and insects to your backyard by planting native and herbaceous plants. - Build a Hoverfly Lagoon and Native Bee B & B to take home. - Ask questions and get tips about creating habitat for our important pollinators.
Read MoreLearn and connect in this hands-on in-person local food demonstration at Greenhills Neighbourhood House, surrounded by a local reserve and community veggie beds in Greensborough. Book in now via the link - ticketing prices range: General $15, Concession $12 All cooking equipment and ingredients are provided - all you need is yourself! Access information: - Wheelchair accessible workshop space and bathroom. - This locations space has polished floorboards and low-pile carpet in the com...
Read MoreThe food grown in the garden is available for anyone to pick and everyone is welcome to pitch in and help out at working bees. The garden is managed by an independent group of volunteers on land supplied free of charge by the Tecoma Uniting Church. The garden features a food forest, raised garden beds and an Indigenous bush food garden. Empty heading Activities There are regular monthly garden get-togethers on Wednesday and Saturday mornings between 10:30AM and 12:00PM. Children are welc...
Read MoreHave a world famous brownie recipe? Bring it along to our regular social event where everyone is welcome to come along for a cuppa, chat and share a bite to eat. We’ll often stay back to do a few jobs as well. What to bring: Gardening gloves, drink bottle, plate of food to share (encouraged but not compulsory)
Read MoreCome and visit the Gordonvale Community Garden Bunnings Sausage Sizzle Fund raiser
Read MoreListen live to our very own local gardening enthusiasts Henri and Brendan! Join for advice on everything green and leafy! Text the studio your questions: 0493213831 Past episodes can be accessed via Radio Carrum.
Read MoreGood Life Growing provides the inspiration and know-how to grow your own fruit and veg in any Australian climate. This bountiful guide from Gardening Australia presenter Hannah Moloney is packed with practical solutions for all conditions and every gardener. Whether you’re getting started with a pot or developing a plot, you’ll find everything you need to hone your skills, fire your imagination and have good, fresh food all year round. Hannah Moloney is a TV presenter on ABC’s Garden...
Read MoreYarra Valley ECOSS is a not-for-profit community organisation on a 7.4 hectare former poultry farm, now a permaculture designed farm, at Wesburn. The ECOSS vision is to promote local food production, earth education, and multicultural living, while building work skills and developing a vibrant, resilient, inclusive, and sustainable community. The community gardens are tended by volunteers including members of Melba Support Services and Interchange Outer East who work in the garden each wee...
Read MoreLakeside Drive Community Garden is a welcoming space where all members of the community come together to share skills, vegies and smiles. Collectively we hope to create a thriving, healthy centre for producing food, knowledge and inspiration based on permaculture ethics, principles and design. We are an educational space where you can learn about gardening, tropical food and living lighter on the planet. Check out our latest news posts to find out about our workshops and events. You can also ...
Read MoreJoin us on the first Sunday of the month at Peachey Community Gardens corner of Tillyroen Road and McCreadie Road, Ormeau - from 3pm to 4pm. 🌈😊🌈 Exchange your surplus organic & spray free produce from your garden with other gardeners in our community. We come together and place what we want to swap onto tables, and then fairly select items we would like take in exchange. No cash changes hands. You can also bring your own table & swap directly with others rather than using communal ta...
Read MoreThis Food Photography Course is ideal for food bloggers, bakers, restaurant and Café owners or anybody who loves food and wants it to look good! The course focuses on taking great images of Food using your own or easily obtainable equipment. The class also covers the basics of food styling, although it is not the central element of the course. Food Photography and Lenses Choosing the right lens to capture your Food to make it look appetising. Food Photography and Composition T...
Read MoreWith predictions of a tricky summer ahead for our cold climate Wadawurrung/Ballarat gardens, there's no better time to learn some basic tips & tricks on how to be more water wise in your garden, to have healthy plants and conserve water for the planet's sustainability. Join Food Is Free Inc. volunteers for a relaxed Sunday afternoon workshop at our Green Space, as they discuss the fundamentals of: 💦 When to water, how to water, how much to water, the magic of using mulch and other basic...
Read MoreIn this practical, hands-on workshop you will learn how lay out and install drip line irrigation systems which save water and irrigate the garden more efficiently. Topics include how drip irrigation works, what all the irrigation bits and pieces on sale are and what they do, the different ways to lay out irrigation systems, how to connect the pieces together to construct a working watwring sytem, as well as how to use and repair these irrigation systems. This workshop will be run by Angelo El...
Read MoreCome on the 12 NOV for our co-operatives picnic day from 1-4 pm Everyone is welcome Text 0448 362 989 to RSVP. At our foundation site: Brooks Valley Farm, Wamboin NSW 751 Bungendore Road NSW The site is a working farm, and not disability accessible. Find out what we do as a co-operative. Bring a shared afternoon tea, good will, hat and gloves. If willing and able, you can do some light tasks to assist our farmers. Car pooling is encouraged.
Read MoreLilydale Community Gardens are unique in that they are on the footpath along a main road outside a shopping strip. Herbs such as rosemary, mint, oregano and sage are grown along with warrigal greens and flowers for pollinators. As the garden is small, larger vegetables tend not to be grown however there are two olive trees growing in tubs. Garden type Open to anyone Activities Gardener’s coffee and chat second Saturday of the month at 11am Workshops, demonstrations, talks
Read MoreThe food grown in the garden is available for anyone to pick and everyone is welcome to pitch in and help out at working bees. The garden is managed by an independent group of volunteers on land supplied free of charge by the Tecoma Uniting Church. The garden features a food forest, raised garden beds and an Indigenous bush food garden. Empty heading Activities There are regular monthly garden get-togethers on Wednesday and Saturday mornings between 10:30AM and 12:00PM. Children are welc...
Read MoreExplore the intriguing array of plants local to the inner Melbourne area, and learn the difference between Indigenous, endemic and native species as part of the Gardening with Indigenous Plants workshop. CERES site horticulturist Belinda Kennedy will take you on a journey of discovery as you tour the grounds of CERES and the Merri Creek. Discover Indigenous rain gardens, wildlife catchments and grasslands. Learn how to incorporate Indigenous plants into your own garden through simple design m...
Read MoreOpen Day in conjunction with Ripples Community Arts Market Day. Morning Tea, BBQ lunch for sale also vegetable seedlings. Check out a demonstration wicking bed, beehives, talk to members and see what is growing.
Read Moredescription Want to attract more pollinators to your garden or balcony? Join us and learn in the beautiful setting of Rushall Community Garden. Pollinators helps to increase productivity of edible plants, minimise pests and support biodiversity. Learn how to select and identify suitable plants which pollinators gravitate to and create a safe habitat for them to thrive. We will also cover a brief introduction to seed growing and propagation so you can share the beauty, as well as preparat...
Read MoreWelcome to Awara Garden, be inspired. Take a guided stroll and connect with local gardeners. Our senses will delight with new tastes and smells. I'll talk about how we transformed lawn into a productive paradise and forage gardening philosophy and practice. Enjoy a chat and medicinal garden tea post tour. Take home some seeds and cuttings. Children welcome and free. Amongst the straight lines and hard surfaces of the city, the wild greenery of our yard offers a place to take a deep bre...
Read MoreTo celebrate Urban Agriculture Month and the initiation of its new 8x4 polycarbonate hothouse, Moodji Farm welcomes gardeners of all description for a day of advanced tips on greenhouse management and seed propagation. Sunday 12th November 2023 Moodji Farm, Young St, Bermagui 10am – 2pm (lunch around midday) Join the audacious Don Firth of Bridge House Nursery for a sequenced series of practical hands-on demonstrations exploring: • hot/shade house design, outfitting and alternatives...
Read MoreLochiel Park Community Garden is located in the Lochiel Park Green Village, right by the Torrens Linear Park in Campbelltown, South Australia (see map). We aim to grow fruit and vegetables in a sustainable way and also to build community by working together in the garden. Individual plots and shared areas are both part of the garden. Membership is open to anyone who lives within reasonable walking distance of the garden, and who wants to participate in growing produce and community.
Read MoreJoin us for a very special Working Bee Sunday November 12 for some garden planting, a free mushroom workshop followed by our inaugural AGM and a sausage sizzle! Our regular working bees run on the second Sunday of every month for participants to learn skills to take back to your own patch, support a community project and enjoy time with a great group of people. As always children are very welcome. Refreshments catered by Rustic Cafe Belgrave are served at 11:30am. The event is kindly spons...
Read MoreCome join us at a working bee this Sunday at the Community Garden. Learn, laugh and make a difference in your town.
Read MoreDid you know that November is Urban Agriculture Month and all over Australia communities are celebrating the good work happening, learning new skills and growing connections by meeting like-minded people who are passionate about growing and raising awareness of Australian’s urban and peri-urban agricultural food movement. Sustain: The Australian Food Network, defines urban agriculture as: "the growing and producing of food in suburbs and cities, in backyards, in laneways and balconies, on v...
Read MoreDarren Varney from Biofilta will be demonstrating the structure and maintenance of food cubes. This will provide information on how to maximise production within the 1x1m growing space.
Read MorePromoting local produce from our not-for-profit, community owned food cooperative and local producers at Blackheath Growers Market.
Read MoreWelcome to a special evening edition of Weed Dating - For the Love of Farming, in celebration of Urban Agriculture Month. Join us at the farm with Hannah Moloney from Goodlife Permaculture. There will be live local music with food and drinks available for purchase from the bar. Your ticket includes a brief farm tour, a dusk weed dating session and a welcome drink. What is weed dating? You’ve heard of speed dating - now just add weeding. Come and meet a new friend, lover, or anything in...
Read MoreThe Oaklands Community Garden welcomes you to a hands-on workshop, so bring your gloves and secateurs. Seeds, cuttings and root stocks will be provided. Feel free to bring your own too. This workshop will be presented by Lachlan McKenzie Director of Permatil Global.
Read MoreA worm farm is one of the best ways to dispose of food scraps and produce vermi-juice (worm tea) and vermicast (worm castings) for use on the garden. Learn how to set up a worm farm and the easiest methods to manage and care for these hard-working creatures. This one hour face to face workshop @ Edendale will cover both the theory and practice of worm farming in a household setting. It will be useful for those wanting to recycle household food waste in order to produce worm products for u...
Read MoreMeet at Coffee on Kareela - second Saturday of every month all year-round except January. Come early and grab lunch to help support the cafe.
Read MoreNow's the perfect time to start your organic gardening journey. Join us at Yarraville Community Garden's open day to learn everything you need to get started and meet experienced gardeners. Growing your own organic veggies can be very satisfying, good for the environment and your health as well as cost saving on your growing food bill. The first step is to want to grow organically, but where do you start? This workshop will set you up to start your organic gardening journey so you can enj...
Read MoreHave you ever thought about growing Indigenous bushfoods at home? Join Wiradjuri woman Joanne Russell as she takes you through the ins-and-outs of starting your own bushfood and fibre garden at home. Learn how Indigenous plants can be used for food, fibre and medicine. Then enjoy some delicious samples of bushfood. Joanne Russell is a proud Wiradjuri woman. She was involved in establishing the Westmeadows Indigenous Community Garden and runs a range of educational events across Victoria...
Read MoreHave you grown more seedlings than you need? Interested in some more exotic plants for your veggie patch? Bring along your excess, and donate or swap your seedlings.
Read MoreAre you a new beekeeper or considering starting? Are you looking to learn more about how to manage a beehive as part of your backyard garden or permaculture setup? This workshop will provide you with an insight into the skills and experience required to safely and effectively manipulate a bee hive and carry out general management practices. You’ll get a broad understanding of the history and biology of a colony of European honey bees. By the end of the workshop participants will also know w...
Read MoreOur garden gates will be open for people to wander through. We will have some lovely live music, seedling sales, games, garden raffles, a chia tent and tasty food on offer. At this event we will be celebrating' our 'Lets Connect Project', a beautiful mural on our shipping container. The design was created from participants of David House disability services. The nature based theme inspired wonderful trees, birds, frogs and native bees. The amazing mural has added beauty and vibrancy ...
Read MoreFood Is Free Inc. Green Team is a great opportunity to give back to community whilst learning new skills in gardening and self-sufficiency whilst meeting new people. We meet 10am - noon second Saturday of every month at our Food Is Free Green Space, which has over 40 garden beds. This is a space dedicated to helping feed and educate Ballarat citizens and is open 24 hrs a day every day for anyone to help themselves to fresh produce we grow, and also donations of backyard veg, fruit & herbs fr...
Read MoreWhen it comes to understanding soils we have a lot to thank the 8cm layer under our feet for. The rich skin of the Earth provides us with our food, and the health of the soil also determines the health of our food, animals and ourselves. Taking part in the Understanding Soils workshop will ensure you never see the ground in the same way again.
Read MoreThese workshops are designed to give participants ideas and strategies for creating a beautiful and abundant kitchen garden, with a specific focus on seasonal activities that can be implemented throughout the year. What will the workshop cover? - Urban garden design - Garden bed preparation - Building great soil - Planting strategies - Seasonal actives & strategies - Building diversity in your garden
Read MoreEver wanted to sticky beak in your neighbour's garden? Or to show someone around yours? Well now’s your chance! **What is the Illawarra Edible Garden Trail?** The Illawarra Edible Garden Trail is happening on Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 November from 10am-3pm in partnership with Food Fairness Illawarra with thanks to sponsors Gilly’s Kitchen Garden and Treemates. This will be a fun weekend meandering through edible gardens between Helensburgh and Woonona. It’s all about connecting bud...
Read MoreTake a swing past the Gardens to check out the Seed Board BORROW SOW RETURN SHARE
Read MoreOn Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, pizza, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewhere, that’s sure to interest everyone. Communit...
Read MoreJoin award winning food writer Richard Cornish as we cook and prepare drinks and dishes made with loquat, the first of the spring fruit. A popular backyard tree in suburban Melbourne, particularly in the West, its plump orange fruit are packed with nutrition and often overlooked as a valuable food source. In this one hour ‘masterclass’ we learn how to make a jam, a fruit mocktail, a cake and a salad using this common backyard fruit.
Read MoreOn Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, pizza, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewhere, that’s sure to interest everyone. Comm...
Read MoreOn Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, pizza, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewhere, that’s sure to interest everyone. Comm...
Read MoreOn Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, pizza, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewhere, that’s sure to interest everyone. Comm...
Read MoreOn Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, pizza, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewhere, that’s sure to interest everyone. Comm...
Read MoreOn Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, pizza, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewhere, that’s sure to interest everyone. Comm...
Read MoreOn Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, pizza, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewhere, that’s sure to interest everyone. Comm...
Read MoreOn Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, pizza, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewhere, that’s sure to interest everyone. Comm...
Read MoreOn Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, pizza, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewhere, that’s sure to interest everyone. Comm...
Read MoreOn Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, pizza, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewhere, that’s sure to interest everyone. Comm...
Read MoreOn Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, pizza, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewhere, that’s sure to interest everyone. Comm...
Read MoreOn Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, pizza, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewhere, that’s sure to interest everyone. Comm...
Read MoreWhat is the Illawarra Edible Garden Trail? The Illawarra Edible Garden Trail is happening on Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 November from 10 am-3 pm in partnership with Food Fairness Illawarra with thanks to sponsors Gilly’s Kitchen Garden and Treemates. This will be a fun weekend meandering through edible gardens between Helensburgh and Woonona. It’s all about connecting budding gardeners with well-rooted growers and sharing all the growing tricks and tips for different environments. What ...
Read MoreTamar & Meander Valley Community Gardens - Open Day On Saturday the 11th of November, Community Gardens across the Tamar & Meander valleys will throw open their gates and welcome you to explore their sites and delights! Each participating garden is putting its best foot forward and hosting activities to showcase its local flavour. Be it: plant & flower sales, music, BBQ, kids’ activities, games, mini-workshops, tours and composting demos. There’s sure to be something happening somewher...
Read MoreStruggling to keep the grasshoppers and possums from eating your veggies? Come along and learn some strategies to keep insect pests under control, reduce weeds, avoid disease and manage birds and possums all without the use of harmful chemicals and pesticides. In this workshop you will learn: • strategies to create a thriving healthy garden with a balanced ecology that reduces pest infestations, weed growth and disease. • natural insect control and when to intervene • how to ma...
Read MoreEvery Saturday come and visit Loders Creek Community Garden working bee. Open 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
Read MoreEvery Saturday come and visit Bungalow Community Garden Open Garden. Monday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Thursday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Friday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Saturday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sunday: Closed
Read MoreEvery Saturday come and visit Manoora Community Garden Open Garden.
Read MoreCome and visit the Edmonton Community Garden Open Garden.
Read MoreErik Ohlsen is a master of regenerative design, an internationally recognised permaculture teacher, a landscape contractor, author, farmer, herbalist, storyteller, and practitioner of Nordic folk traditions. Since 1999 Erik has founded numerous organisations that regenerate ecosystems including his award-winning design and build firm Permaculture Artisans and The Permaculture Skills Center sharing ecological landscaping and regenerative agriculture with thousands. Erik has committed decad...
Read MoreCome and check out your local urban farm and get your hands dirty helping out. With tasks for everyone now matter age or ability join us and share in the sense of community that comes from a little hard work and lots of fun and laughs. This day is open to everyone from 9am to 12noon with a BYO BBQ to follow. You will work alongside a Green Connect team members on various jobs around the farm and there will be nature-play activities for the kids so everyone can come along.
Read MoreOn Saturday 11 November, Montmorency Primary School will benefit from Hannah’s expertise, to create an Indigenous Garden filled with edible bush tucker plants, to be harvested and put to delicious use in the school’s Kitchen Garden Program cooking classes. Come and lend a hand! Hannah will guide the creation of the garden and share her knowledge in four mini-workshops: - Gardening productively in clay soil - Success with natives/bush tucker - Creating a garden under gum trees - Wate...
Read MoreThis documentary, captured over years of careful observation, showcases a diverse range of fauna and flora relationships that occur in the Nillumbik Shire. It includes an insight into the world of pollinators, such as insects and birds, and their significance within our local ecosystem. The film highlights the value of considering how native fauna interact with their ecosystems, and using this knowledge to inform habitat management. Many of the species featured in this film can be seen or ...
Read MoreCome and learn about the City of Seattle's P-patch program, a world leading example of a local government led community gardening program. Starting in 1973 and celebrating 50 years of service to the community, the program currently employs five staff who support 80 projects across the city. The program is fully funded by the City and is housed within the Department of Neighbourhoods. This is an opportunity for community development professionals, policy specialists and community food coordinator...
Read MoreCome hear from urban farmers, cafe owners, businesses, backyard growers, researchers, and community food groups all working towards a more regenerative food system. Let's celebrate what people are dreaming, planning and achieving across Adelaide. Tickets range from $7.00 to $15.00 and must be purchased before the event so that we can make sure we have enough catering for everyone. This ticket gets you through the door, in your seat where you will be inspired, meet new people and enjoy a...
Read MoreThe Belgrave Food Garden is run as an outdoor learning environment, a space to learn new skills and grow and harvest healthy food and form social connections. The garden is planted and managed using a permaculture model and feature a compost system. Garden type The garden is run by the community for the community and is open to anyone. Visitors to the area are also encouraged to stop by and pick produce. Activities Weekday dig-in every Thursday at 2pm Working bee second Sunday of each mon...
Read MoreOur FREE Community Lunch takes place on the second Thursday of each month. We always have plenty of delicious food to go round, everyone is welcome. Come along! There's no need to book. When: Our next community lunch takes place on Thursday the 9th of November. Service runs from 12pm - 1pm. Cost: FREE Venue: 43a De Carle St, Brunswick. Dietary notes: All meals will be vegetarian. Unfortunately, we cannot cater to gluten free or nut free dietary requirements.
Read MoreYarra Seed Library First Birthday Celebration! It's been just over a year since the Yarra Seed Library began and we have plenty to celebrate. We would love to host our local community and members of the urban agriculture network. This will be an opportunity to share knowledge, current projects and plant the seed of all kinds of ideas! Please come and join Tara from Cultivation Community with the festivities, meet some of our regular volunteers, help sort seed for our library, check out...
Read MoreThis community garden is located in the heart of Warburton – the main street – and feature artworks by local artist Sioux Dollman. Dedicated locals work to maintain the garden which features an avocado tree, herbs, vegetables, lemons, compost, strawberries and more. A share shelf and seed library are near the front gate and people are encouraged to drop off their excess produce and help themselves to what they need. Garden type This garden is open to the public. Anyone can help out at...
Read MoreFilm director and actress Rachel Ward is not the first person you’d expect to join a farming revolution. In this triumphant film, Rachel voyages from wilful ignorance about the ecological impacts of conventional agriculture on her own rural property, to embracing a movement to restore the health of Australia’s farmland, food and climate. Yarra Ranges Gardens for Harvest and Permaculture Yarra Valley are both committed to supporting education around sustainable food production and healthy li...
Read MoreFilm director and actress Rachel Ward is not the first person you’d expect to join a farming revolution. In this triumphant film, Rachel voyages from wilful ignorance about the ecological impacts of conventional agriculture on her own rural property, to embracing a movement to restore the health of Australia’s farmland, food and climate. Yarra Ranges Gardens for Harvest and Permaculture Yarra Valley are both committed to supporting education around sustainable food production and healthy ...
Read MoreJoin Morag Gamble in her annual Urban Agriculture series on the Sense-Making in a Changing World podcast - a project of the Permaculture Education Institute. Click the link to listen in, or watch. Also coming up this special urban agriculture series on the podcast: 15 Nov - Naomi Lacey - Community Gardens Australia 22 Nov - Linda Appel Libsius - Denver Urban Gardens 29 Nov - William Padilla Brown - Mycosymbiotics/Urban PC 6 Dec - Sara Venn - Edible Bristol
Read MoreThe food grown in the garden is available for anyone to pick and everyone is welcome to pitch in and help out at working bees. The garden is managed by an independent group of volunteers on land supplied free of charge by the Tecoma Uniting Church. The garden features a food forest, raised garden beds and an Indigenous bush food garden. Empty heading Activities There are regular monthly garden get-togethers on Wednesday and Saturday mornings between 10:30AM and 12:00PM. Children are welc...
Read MoreA community garden in North BrightHave a world famous brownie recipe? Bring it along to our regular social event where everyone is welcome to come along for a cuppa, chat and share a bite to eat. We’ll often stay back to do a few jobs as well. What to bring: Gardening gloves, drink bottle, plate of food to share (encouraged but not compulsory)on, South Australia.
Read MoreWe are partnering with Milton Mushrooms to bring you this FREE hands-on, educational workshop as part of Urban Agriculture Month. We will build an outdoor mushroom garden bed using common materials that you can find at home or buy locally. This will be a fun educational activity that you can then replicate in your own backyard! Marita from Milton Mushrooms is a wealth of knowledge and you are sure to leave this workshop with a newfound interest and appreciation for the world of mushroo...
Read MoreSomething new is happening at our community garden. Every Wednesday starting this week the 1st , the garden will be open from 9 am to 11 am for anyone in our lovely community to pop in .. have a cuppa, have a chat, be in the garden and make new fiends. All welcome. Wednesdays 9 a.m. to 11: 00 a.m.
Read MoreTuesday November 7th, 9.30 - 10.30am Join a 1-hour free tour of Northey Street City Farm to learn about how we are engaging in urban agriculture and applying permaculture in practice! You can also find out about volunteer opportunities and other ways you can engage with our city farm through our City Farm Nursery, compost hub, allotment and market gardens, organic farmers market, education programs and more! Contact Emma on edufarm.mgr@nscf.org.au to register.
Read MoreJoin us every Tuesday in November as we transform our community garden into a thriving oasis for the use of our programs, our multicultural community and school kids! We need you! There are a plethora of opportunities to learn and engage with our regenerative farm in the process of volunteering and our farmers will be leading activities to help the garden flourish. A feast lunch will be provided where all staff and attendees get to sit and have a chat in our beautiful dining space, made of f...
Read MoreWelcome to Flourish PYO! We are a Not-for-Profit health promotion charity in Toowoomba, Queensland. In a nutshell, we believe all people should have access to fresh healthy produce and the knowledge to use it to nourish themselves and their families to prevent disease. We seek to fulfill our aims through our free community gardens, cooking classes and education sessions. Check out our “Programs” page for more information. For the evidence-base behind our work, please click on the links be...
Read MoreWe would like to acknowledge that our playgroup runs on the land of the Peramangk and Kaurna People, we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. Spring in the Garden Please join us with your family and friends to explore the seasons and our beautiful gardens through nature art and play. A special place filled with magic and wonder. Adelaide Hills Outdoor Playgroup is a volunteer run event that has been running for nine years at our very special and beautiful location, The Old ...
Read MoreThe community garden, located beside the Yarra Glen Living and Learning Centre, is run by the centre. Members gather to learn from each other and for social connection and the produce grown is shared by the volunteers. Garden type Communal garden, new members welcome. Contact the Yarra Glen Living and Learning Centre. Activities Community garden group first Monday of each month at 9.30am. Activities with the kindergarten next door
Read MoreCome and visit the Halcro Street Community Garden Monday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Tuesday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Wednesday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Thursday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Friday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Saturday CLOSED Sunday CLOSED
Read MoreYarra Valley ECOSS is a not-for-profit community organisation on a 7.4 hectare former poultry farm, now a permaculture designed farm, at Wesburn. The ECOSS vision is to promote local food production, earth education, and multicultural living, while building work skills and developing a vibrant, resilient, inclusive, and sustainable community. The community gardens are tended by volunteers including members of Melba Support Services and Interchange Outer East who work in the garden each wee...
Read MoreThe Pittsworth Community Gardens is about getting people involved in their local environment, food, culture and community. Growing our own food helps families and individuals have access to fresh, nutritious food that supports general health, and promotes physical fitness and well-being. The Pittsworth Community Garden Group functions under the auspice of the Pittsworth District Landcare Association. The Garden commenced development in 2013 with funding and support from a range of sources i...
Read MoreFood Is Free Inc. Monthly Markets are held at Food Is Free Inc. Green Space on the first Sunday of every month. This is a great way to support our work in food security and food growing education. You'll find a host of friendly volunteers selling seedlings grown onsite, seeds, gardening grow charts, Food Is Free Inc. merch (t-shirts, tote bags, sticker, tea towels etc), compost, worm juice and so much more! Cash/card purchases available. The Green Space is a magical space with a very welc...
Read MoreIt's on again! The Annual Great Big Food Is Free Tomato Plant Sale Fundraiser on Wadawurrung Country/Ballarat. Come & buy super cheap tomato plants, ready for your summer feasts. And support Food Is Free Inc. for our annual tomato sale fundraiser - help us grow more food for our community/run workshops by buying these lovely tomatoes. Locally & organically grown by our dear pal Kris Thomas, offering a great variety of heirloom toms. All your favourites - Rouge De Marmande, Grosse Li...
Read MoreThe food grown in the garden is available for anyone to pick and everyone is welcome to pitch in and help out at working bees. The garden is managed by an independent group of volunteers on land supplied free of charge by the Tecoma Uniting Church. The garden features a food forest, raised garden beds and an Indigenous bush food garden. Empty heading Activities There are regular monthly garden get-togethers on Wednesday and Saturday mornings between 10:30AM and 12:00PM. Children are welc...
Read MoreMelliodora is one of the best known examples of working cool-temperate climate permaculture in the country. At Melliodora you can see how permaculture can produce an abundance of food and other yields from a beautiful living environment. The one hectare property has been transformed from the blackberry covered wasteland in 1985 into a model of small scale intensive permaculture. David Holmgren, permaculture co-originator, and his partner Su Dennett will show you how their passive solar house,...
Read MoreThe hands-on Preserving the Season’s Harvest workshop focuses on the principles of making jams, preserves and marmalades. It’s the perfect workshop if your garden offers a bountiful harvest, but you’re not sure what to do with your excess produce. Get a head start on Christmas gifts! This course is designed to teach you how to make jams, pastes, pickles and the art of basic canning so that you can preserve your home harvest and extend your seasonal produce year-round.
Read MoreForage gardens are beautiful, diverse and abundant habitats that connect us to an ancient way of being, in harmony with nature’s rhythms. The role of the gardener is one of intuition, reflection and nurturing, with moments given to tending here and there. In this workshop you will learn ways to turn your patch into a thriving, vibrant ecosystem that gives you year-round food and requires minimal time, physical effort, or money, especially once established. Learning will be hands on, in the...
Read MoreGrowing delicious food and getting creative is what we love doing at Healesville Community Garden. This garden features amazing artwork and is worth strolling around if you’re in the area. The plots are privately rented so please refrain from picking the produce. Garden type This community garden operates via paid plots; community members can rent a plot of land to grow their own food. People can join as associate members whereby they don’t need to rent plots. Activities Healesville ...
Read MoreIntroduction to Permaculture - Living Well Living Well is a 2 day event to introduce you to the ethics and principles of Permaculture, designing systems to live well with nature... from headspace to home, to garden to out of the gate... Together, we will explore how living well with the permaculture ethics and principles can make a positive impact on you, your local community and for the earth. The program will cover: *permaculture ethics and principles *sensing place *ways to des...
Read MoreMarino Community Garden provides garden beds for members to grow their own healthy vegetables, herbs. There is a social morning, food swap, and working bee on the third Sunday of each month at the Goody Patch.
Read MorePaul and Gaz love nothing more then chewing the fat about growing their own fruit and veggies, in a pollinator friendly back yard. Join them for a hour and perhaps a bit, while Gaz dives into a European bee hive. Join in on the conversation in celebration of Urban Agriculture Month and Australian Pollinator Week. Humantix link to follow soon! Due to high temperatures, high winds and fire risk - the online live is postponed TFN.
Read MoreAre you a home gardener? Come along to the Eco Living Display Centre's Home Harvest Exchange and swap your excess veggies and fruit for what you need. Meet like-minded people and pick up some handy tips along the way. Stay a little longer and enjoy a free vegan lunch from Give a Fork - https://www.giveafork.org/ Please register for catering purposes. The Eco Living Display Centre is at the Briars, Mt Martha (near the nursery).
Read MoreOverflowing veggie box? Come along to the launch of the home harvest exchange at the Eco Living Display Centre Are you growing more fruit and vegetables in your garden than you can eat? You’re not the only one! Bring your excess produce to our home harvest exchange and swap with other hobby-gardeners. No coins needed – fresh produce is all the currency you’ll need at the harvest exchange. Meet likeminded people and pick up some handy tips along the way. Stay a little longer and e...
Read MoreOur urban farm is the first of its kind in Sydney. Established on an unused bowling club, the farm includes a 1200m2 ecological market garden growing vegetables for the local community, a community food forest, composting program, propagation greenhouse, and native bees. Take a tour of the space where we’ll chat about why we’re farming in the city, the benefits of urban farming, and our daily operations and farming methods, as we take a walk through the different areas of the farm. WHA...
Read MoreExplore Australian bush foods with CERES site horticulturist Belinda Kennedy. During the workshop you will learn how to incorporate bush foods into simple, tasty and nutritious meals, desserts and snacks. In this workshop you’ll: - Tour the CERES bush food gardens - Learn how to identify, grow and maintain a variety of local bush foods - Gain knowledge of bush foods from further afar – tropical delights from Australia’s north, peppery spices from the south
Read MoreTour Popes Produce HQ with the grower, Sarah for an introduction to what is required to start growing food at home. Through her years of experiences Sarah will share some inroads into growing produce at home. We'll briefly explore the zones of the backyard and finish off with some light snacks and a discussion with Suzy from Foodtalks Illawarra of what people think is possible at their places and what's happening in our local area.
Read MoreSave water with wicking beds! If you need to grow in containers, wicking beds are a great solution for our climate. We’ll go through the theory of how they work and then build one together from easily accessed materials. We’ll also troubleshoot common problems and talk about maintaining soil health in a closed system. Held at Aldinga Community Garden Facilitated by Patch of Plenty in partnership with Sustainable Onkaparinga
Read MoreThe Miranda Community Garden is holding Open Days at the garden on the first weekend in November. A flyer is attached. The garden will be open from 10am to 3pm on Saturday 4th November and from 11am to 3pm on Sunday 5th November. Everyone is welcome and entry is free. Plants, seedlings, preserves, honey (Illawarra Beekeepers), drinks for sale. There will be a sausage sizzle on Saturday from about 11.30am to 2pm. The Open Days are being held in conjunction with the 2023 Sydney Edible Garde...
Read MoreMany people say that they can’t grow vegies through the heat and wet of our Brisbane summers. Usually, this is because they try to keep growing the traditional varieties that only grow well in the cooler, drier part of the year. However, there are many delicious food plants that are well adapted to the warmer and wetter part of the year in SEQ! This workshop will help you select them and provide tips on propagating, planting, caring for, and harvesting them. You'll also be provided with ...
Read MoreThe Bridge Farmers Market is held on the 1st Saturday of each month in the Bridge Mall
Read MoreEvery Saturday come and visit Loders Creek Community Garden working bee. Open 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
Read MoreEvery Saturday come and visit Bungalow Community Garden Open Garden. Monday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Thursday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Friday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Saturday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sunday: Closed
Read MoreEvery Saturday come and visit Manoora Community Garden Open Garden.
Read MoreCome and visit the Edmonton Community Garden Open Garden.
Read MoreOne weekend a year we open up gardens throughout Sydney for a self guided trail. You can visit our youtube channel for a sneak peek of what’s to come! SAVE THE DATE — 4 & 5 November 2023 Join us for the physical trail to discover the edible gardens of backyard growers, large and small, across Sydney. Our aim is to encourage and inspire growing edible produce in street gardens, home gardens and public spaces across Sydney. This is a community not-for-profit event with profits going t...
Read MoreDrop by the Community Garden Network stall at Harvest to swap or borrow seed from the Windsor Community Garden/Transition Tamar Seed Board. Stay to find out about the Network, the Community Garden Open Day (happening throughout the Tamar & Meander Valleys next Saturday 11th October) and the gardens participating.
Read MoreCome visit us at the Harvest Market to find out all about our local Community Garden Network, and the Open Day happening at participating gardens on Saturday 11th November. Meet community gardeners, see which gardens are opening on the day and swap seed.
Read MoreSaturday 4th November at the garden 🪴 Open morning 8.30 to 10.30 We will be renovating the frog and nature pond area All welcome to come and help New pond liner has been purchased and ready to roll
Read MoreJoin Sustain and other members of NENA's Food Hub, to celebrate Australia's third national Urban Agriculture Month, from the 1st November to 30th November 2023. Urban Agriculture Month (UAM) is hosted by SUSTAIN: The Australian Food Network, and is a month-long celebration of all things urban agriculture, featuring a range of exciting events happening right across Australia. From open gardens, workshops, guided tours, communal feasts and other hands-on learning experiences, UAM brings people...
Read MoreWOMEN's Change Makers Permaculture Design Course 2 weeks Residential Immersion Crystal Waters Permaculture EcoVillage Conondale, Sunshine Coast Hinterland Queensland, Australia November 3-19 C A L L I N G * I N.* W O M E N who would LOVE to be part of the newly created Women’s ‘Change Makers Permaculture Design Course delivered as a "by women for women" edition in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the first all-women's PDC. Featuring along side me, Annaliese Hordern a...
Read MoreLiving Lab Talks Presented by Living Lab Northern Rivers, in association with Plan C, University of Technology Sydney Institute for Sustainable Futures and Southern Cross University. Rising living costs in Australia have heightened our awareness of food insecurity. Last year, 30% of Australians struggled to put food on their tables. In the Northern Rivers region, recurring disruptions from bushfires, COVID, and last year's floods shone a light on the need to urgently address food security an...
Read MoreNillumbik Shire Council is providing a free drop-in service for residents to ask all their questions about energy and sustainable living. Council officers are available to answer questions on a range of topics including sustainable food systems, edible landscapes, food forests, permaculture and more. Other topics of interest include waste reduction and energy and water efficiency. No bookings are needed, simply drop-in on the day. Alternatively, you can book a 1:1 session at the Coun...
Read MoreJoin us at Oakhill Food Justice Farm on Wurundjeri Country in Preston Victoria to celebrate the first day of Sustain's Urban Agriculture Month. The theme for this month is Feeding the Future, Nourishing Country. Join us to learn and participate in Acknowledging Wurundjeri Country through growing Indigenous plants at Oakhill Food Justice Farm, how we feed our community and share knowledge. More TBA
Read MoreJoin Morag Gamble in her annual Urban Agriculture series on the Sense-Making in a Changing World podcast - a project of the Permaculture Education Institute. In this first episode, Morag speaks with Bjorn Low - keynote speaker of the Urban Agriculture Forum - and founder of the Edible Garden City project in Singapore. They talk about everything from the context of urban farming in Singapore to connecting with indigenous food systems and supporting small-scale, closed loop systems. Cli...
Read MoreCome enjoy a tour & meet our friendly team & enjoy a cuppa. You will be encouraged to pick from the garden & visit our share shelf. Join us at The Cottage behind Mt Martha House. All access inc toilets, plenty accessible parking close by. Contact: Robyn 0414-825-863 or Lea 0431-086-147
Read MoreTake this self guided tour any time during Urban Agriculture month to experience the variety of urban agriculture found in Yarra City Council. It is designed to be walked or ridden, and can be taken from either direction, east to west, or west to east, this might depend on the time of day.
Read MoreYarra Ranges newest community garden is in Mooroolbark. Formerly a carpark used by public transport users, community consultation revealed local traders and community groups were keen to establish a garden. Garden Type Communal garden open to anyone Activities Pop up plant sales Working bees
Read MoreContinuing on from last years successful launch of a 6 month program focusing on how to grow veggies in a urban setting, in a fun and interactive environment. We kicking of the Nationwide Urban Argricuture Month with the first of a series of 8 hands on workshops. Starting on Sunday 29th October 2023 at 9.30am The program is support by Sustain.Org, Hugh Jones MLA and Mundijong Garden Supplies,. Hope to see you all there 😊 More information: For more information or to reg...
Read MoreOn this 3 hour tour you’ll experience the cultural delights of 6 different countries over 8 unique food stops. With a mixture of sweet & savoury tastings, you’ll soon discover that Coburg is an ideal foodie destination for anyone who’s tired of the ‘standard’ menu items you find in most modern cafes. Bursting with atmosphere, each foodie stop brings its own ‘personal touch’ with business owners proud of their cultural heritage, so obviously reflected in the food they prepare, t...
Read More- - - GROWING FOOD AND COMMUNITY LOCALLY - - - a weekend to explore edible gardens across the Central Coast The Central Coast Edible Garden Trail is a weekend of inspiration, connection and so much fun! Grab your ticket early so you have plenty of time to peruse the huge range of gardens. Garden hosts will share their passion, wisdom and practical know-how to a steady flow of visitors. If you’re looking for in depth information on a particular garden be sure to arrive for a scheduled to...
Read MoreOn this 2 hour tour, you’ll be whisked away to Italy, indulging in the much-loved ‘Aperitivo’ tradition. What exactly is Aperitivo, what can you expect to eat and drink, how did it begin, how did it make its way to Melbourne, what’s so good about it? You’ll learn all this and more while sipping on the most delicious Italian cocktails, prosecco and wines and tasting Lygon Street’s best arancini, cicchetti, pizza, pasta, gelato, salumi and cheese. Walking along Lygon Street, you’...
Read MoreThe Churchill Trust of Australia was established in 1965 to support Australians realise their dreams of a better and fairer future for this country. In recent years the Trust has funded several Fellows to investigate important dimensions of community-led food system change, which has been underway for several decades overseas. The goal: to super-charge the process of building a path to a better and fairer food future. This event in the nation's capital will feature four Churchill Fellows who...
Read MoreCome try volunteering in Our Garden - where we grow produce and community in abundance. Work alongside our garden facilitator and other local gardeners, make some great connections and help set up Our Garden for an amazing summer season. Our Garden grows fresh produce and herbs for the Ballarat Neighbourhood College 'Our Kitchen Social Enterprise', supporting student learning and contributing to our weekly community lunches and other food sharing initiatives. Whether you’re a beginner or a...
Read MoreCoinciding with the day for International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, Tuesday the 29th of November 2022, this webinar based conversation will feature guests & voices from an international network of food justice champions & agencies after the great success of the Rebuilding Women-Owned Farms of Gaza solidarity campaign that raised over $25,000AUD for the Gaza Urban & Peri-Urban Agriculture Platform and it's associated Urban Women Agripreneurs Forum. GUPAP is a Palestinia...
Read MoreAs part of the Hume and Whittlesea City Council Teacher Environment Network, come along to explore the ins and outs of sustainable canteens in Australian school settings. This live online workshop will guide teachers & schools on how they can create a zero-waste canteen. Designed to give participants the knowledge and inspiration to implement change in their school, with practical tools that you can use to show the impact that a sustainable switch can have. We will cover the following topi...
Read MoreYou are warmly welcome to join this special masterclass with the co-originator of permaculture and the author of Retrosuburbia, David Holmgren. David will explore with us ways we can relocalise our food system in the suburbs and why this is an area he believes holds so much hope for the future of climate safe, resilient and regenerative futures. David advocates for garden farming in the non-monetary household and community economies of gift and reciprocity, and says this will have a big part to ...
Read MoreA lovely opportunity to meet community, learn some new skills in growing food and helping feed our Ballarat citizens. Every Monday we Gather & Grow at 10.30am - 11.30am at Food Is Free Green Space, 212 Ripon St Sth, Ballarat on Wadawurrung Country. No experience necessary - just bring positive vibes.
Read MoreSwap and Share Morning Tea will be held this Sunday between 8.30am and 10.30am. Bring your excess fruit and veggie haul to share with the community. Come on down and chat with like-minded community members who enjoy pottering around in the garden. Our members can also assist you with BCG Membership and Plot availability enquiries. For upcoming events make sure to check out our website: www.baldiviscommunitygarden.com 'Plant a Seed, Grow a Community'
Read MoreTake your indoor plant obsession to the next level! Come along to Food Is Free Green Inc. Space hall and learn how to make gorgeous Kokedamas. Kokedamas are very popular, and are a Japanese tradition. The word translates to 'Moss Ball' in Japanese. They are stunning, cheap to make and very easy to make! They can sit on your office desk, or you can hang them inside or outdoors. And make a lovely green gift. A great solution for those who don't have much space, or want an easy option ...
Read MoreThe Apiary group at the Collingwood Children's Farm will show you how a beehive works and how the bees are so important to agriculture. See the tools and equipment used to manage beehives to produce honey, wax, and pollen. Learn about the value of bees in producing vegetable, fruit and seed crops. Bee suits of all sizes and kids welcome.
Read MoreThe Kensington Stockyard Food Garden welcomes visitors to our garden bi-annually for the sale of plants, fresh produce, craft and other homemade goodies. Our annual xmas sale will be held on Sunday 27 November from 10-12. Payment by cash or bank transfer; no credit facilities available.
Read MoreJoin us for a tour of the Alphington Community Food Hub and meet the community of organisations working to strengthen urban agriculture and our local food system. Held during the bustling Alphington Farmers Market, you will get a behind-the-scenes guided tour from some local friendly faces and nab a few freebies along the way. Tour Schedule • Meet at the DIVRS information stall near the front container. • Head to the MFM depot for a window into last mile logistics and repurposing food ...
Read MoreText us your name and email address to 0439390557 for more details and address. Please invite anyone who lives in Armstrong Creek in the City of Greater Geelong, Victoria Projects and workshops we aim to get done on the day: * Learn how to design and help create a micro food forest in part of this host family's backyard * Learn how to design and help install an irrigation system simply and easily * Learn and help to convert a cubbyhouse into a chook pen Especially come if you...
Read MoreLook for the large white ‘Local Food Connect’ marquee at the Farmers’ Market. Go along with your homegrown fruit and veggies, favourite seasonal recipes, spare jam jars, homemade labelled preserves, etc, and share and network with other local backyard growers.
Read MoreCome and visit the Warrandyte Community Garden on the banks of the Yarra. We are having a working bee and opening the gates for all to visit. A few freebies will be available
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Read MoreOur SUMMER MOVIE NIGHT will be the final event in 2022 that Ballarat Action Climate Co-Op and Food Is Free are hosting together as part of the ABC Heywire Grant Program: led by young people, for young people We can't wait to ring in the summer as relaxed and fun as can be, with an open-air movie night amongst the veggie patches at Green Space. Join in conversations about sustainability and urban food growing to fight climate change. We will be screening IN MY BLOOD IT RUNS from 2020, an in...
Read MoreCome and join us as we share our vision of an urban farm in the Coolangatta-Tweed region then enjoy a screening of 'The Biggest Little Farm' together. The evening aims to engage the local community and key stakeholders to get involved and have their say in getting this endeavour off the ground. A little about us: We are a grassroots community group with a dream to have a productive, all-inclusive, educative, regenerative and collaborative urban farm in the heart of Coolangatta. A place wher...
Read MoreThis composting workshop at Urban Revolution is applicable to all urban environments. We are committed to helping people put our planet first through education. We are passionate about teaching people to compost as it is the single most important individual action we can all take to eliminate greenhouse gases created by our food waste, by saving it from landfill and using it to create rich and vibrant soil full of diverse life that is the ultimate input for growing your own nutritious food at...
Read MoreTo celebrate Alfalfa House Community Food Co-op managing the Newtown Station Kitchen Garden we will be holding a community working bee and launch party on Saturday 26 November 2022 from 11am - 3.00pm. Speaker Jess Miller. Music by Peter Black. Bubble performance. Bring your own cup.
Read MoreJoin Clare Harvey, Urban Farmer from Melbourne Food Hub, on an awesome discovery about healthy soils. In this 2 hour workshop we will delve into the fascinating world of urban soils and all of their challenges! Topics to be covered: We will discuss how to test your soil for contamination and various methods to both resolve and work around this for abundance. We will do some hands-on soil testing and create compost via several methods. We will be chatting about opportunities for so...
Read MoreThinking Green is a series of free community sustainable living workshops presented by the City of Swan. Learn all about keeping backyard chickens! Please note that this is a program for adults and young people aged 12 and over and is an informative presentation. Photographs and videos may be taken of the event. Do you remember holding the warm egg you collected from under a chicken? The excitement of cooking that egg for breakfast? The reassuring “book book” sound in the chookpen? ...
Read MoreJoin Christie McIntosh, Healthy Kids Advisor for Hume City Council and co-founder of the Hume Seed Library to explore why seed sovereignty matters, and learn some simple methods to save your seeds for future seasons. After the talk and demonstration, take part in our seed sphere activity suitable for all ages. These little balls of seeds are fun to throw around your own garden and they also make wonderful gifts.
Read MoreWe are holding a wicking bed workshop. Learn how to create a wicking bed using a raised corrugated garden bed. Morning tea and a BBQ lunch provided. Cost is $45 per person.
Read MoreThe Backyard Farmers Project matches aspiring urban farmers and volunteers with people who wish to share their backyards for food growing, whilst fostering meaningful social connections. This project aims to develop regenerative farming capacity in urban communities and to support and enable a new generation of aspiring urban farmers. Participants will be taken on a tour in Fawkner (address will be sent privately) to see the Growing Farmers model in operation and answer practical questions a...
Read Morecome join us for a cuppa and a chat. all welcome, gardeners and non-gardeners or those who are curious. there is also and opportunity to bring garden produce, seeds and seedlings to swap. gold coin donations are welcome to cover the cost of refreshments. BYO cup is encouraged.
Read MoreDown’s Community Farm (DCF) invites you to join us in our weekly Saturday morning working bees to celebrate Urban Agriculture Month during November! Come and enjoy some social time in the garden with a group of locals who are passionate about growing seasonal and sustainable foods. No gardening knowledge is required and tools are provided! All are welcome to come for as long as they like and contribute in any way they like - join early or later in the morning or simply pop in to see what...
Read MoreJoin us for a farm tour to see the journey of your food from seed to harvest, at Village Greens of Willunga Creek, a small-scale market garden which is part of the Aldinga Arts EcoVillage. BYO picnic lunch or food available for purchase on the day.
Read MoreJoin us to pull out the broad beans plot and plant some summer veggie seedlings. Free tomato seedlings will be given out to all volunteers as a thank you for your support. We will also be selling native butterfly attracting plants grown by a local school. All money raised will go towards buying more seeds to increase our range of native butterfly attracting plants.
Read MoreCreated through a collaborative design process with the local community, the Oakhill Food Justice Farm is an emerging space of nutritious food production, education, community social space and source of food security. Achievements in the first 12 months include developing a program with the Preston Primary School to have all 700 students participate in a whole-of-school hands-on learning journey to grow a tomato crop and make passata, as well as paid internships for young people experiencing bar...
Read MoreJoin us at 9.30am until 12.30 pm for a comprehensive farm tour and how-to workshop by FiF Coordinator Manu. Location: 107 Clear View Parade, Hazelbrook (please park on the street and walk in) In this three hour session, you will learn: - Why backyard and community farms are vital to a resilient future - How to set up your own local plot, including creating no dig garden beds - Designing a water efficient garden and drip irrigation system basics - The best garden tools to invest in -...
Read MoreTOURS Come to Mandurah Community Gardens and get a tour of the garden to learn how it works, what it does and how it benefits us all. BRING, SWAP, SELL Bring, Swap, Swap, Share or Sell your garden related items at Mandurah Community Gardens. Donations to help MCG raise funds are kindly accepted. ACTIVITIES FOR MENTAL HEALTH Local John Draper will be holding activities to help stimulate and inspire you to improve your mental health. This is a free event proudly supported by the City O...
Read MoreCome along to explore and learn how a desolate, ex-landfill site has been transformed into an amazingly abundant space of organic food and flower growing, plus community connection. Led by Clare Harvey, Urban Farmer from Melbourne Food Hub, this exciting tour will open your mind to the possibilities of urban food hubs in metro settings. Clare will discuss the unique methods of construction used to overcome the challenges of the site, how soil and compost are built, various methods of organic ...
Read MoreJoin us for two days to learn the basics of permaculture design. This course tackles how to grow food, build houses and create communities, and minimize environmental impact at the same time. Its principles are being constantly developed and refined by people throughout the world. The course aims to inspire and empower you to use permaculture design in your everyday life. You will learn the history, various definitions, design process, ethics, principles, other design tools and case stu...
Read MoreWe're holding a crop/plant swap, and book swap in conjuction with the launch of Happy Planet Living by Mia Swainson. Mia Swainson will present her new book and share her tips on how to live a carbon positive lifestyle. This includes ways to achieve zero waste living, including composting, growing micro greens, herbs, vertical gardens and seasonal vegetables. We’ll have a Q&A with Mia, and finish with a plant and book swap. When you arrive drop off some healthy crops, small plants and/or ...
Read MoreYou are invited to join us in our school food garden. Take a garden tour, meet our chickens, taste fresh produce, and take some seeds to plant at home. Please RSVP to aberfeldie.ps@education.vic.gov.au
Read MoreAt the Long Gully Community Garden, a diverse range of gardeners are going to share the taste of some of the produce they've been growing. A four-way partnership between the garden, our local Neighbourhood Centre and key organisations, Women's Health Loddon Mallee and Regional Victorians of Colour are behind this Urban Agriculture Month event. This gathering is an opportunity to learn from and celebrate the experience of multicultural community gardeners and value their role in addressing...
Read MoreGrowing a garden in the vertical dimension can be a practical, productive and beautiful use of space. Using the vertical space in a garden is a great way to create interest, to make your garden seem bigger or make it more productive. Learn the basics of vertical gardening and how to do it at home. Topics Covered Designing vertical gardens Smart trellising ideas for veggies Fruits, vines and trees Using a blank wall or empty fence Off the shelf vertical garden systems Using recycle...
Read MorePut the fun into fundraiser, and join the crew from Food Is Free Inc. at Formosa Nursery at 104 Leith St Redan from 5pm - 7pm on Thurs 24 November. Our lovely mates at Formosa have very kindly offered to run a twilight fundraiser for us, where all sales made from the nursery during that time will mean 15% of the profits go to us, to assist with our ever escalating operational costs. Formosa Nursery are known for their quality plants and supplies, and as a family run business for decades, t...
Read MoreJoin Christie McIntosh, Healthy Kids Advisor for Hume City Council and co-founder of the Hume Seed Library to explore why seed sovereignty matters, and learn some simple methods to save your seeds for future seasons. After the talk and demonstration, take part in our seed sphere activity suitable for all ages. These little balls of seeds are fun to throw around your own garden and they also make wonderful gifts.
Read MoreCome and learn about the benefits of fertiliser tea for the soil, plants and worms in your garden. Fertiliser teas encourage microbial activity in the soil and help to break down organic matter as well as release nutrients back into the soil. Learn the process to brew and activate teas for fungal production. Fertiliser teas can make plants stronger, veggies taste better and when used as a foliar spray can help to suppress diseases. Some of the teas we will learn about and make on the day w...
Read MoreCome try volunteering in Our Garden - where we grow produce and community in abundance. Work alongside our garden facilitator and other local gardeners, make some great connections and help set up Our Garden for an amazing summer season. Our Garden grows fresh produce and herbs for the Ballarat Neighbourhood College 'Our Kitchen Social Enterprise', supporting student learning and contributing to our weekly community lunches and other food sharing initiatives. Whether you’re a beginner or a...
Read MoreA unique masterclass from one of Australia’s most revered cooks, Stephanie Alexander. Tap into Stephanie’s insights stepping from the garden to the kitchen as she delves into a harvest basket of summer produce, sharing her tips and tricks for preparing fresh and delicious fruits, vegetables and herbs. Showing her infinite resourcefulness, and guided by what's fresh on the day, Stephanie will show off some kitchen shortcuts and chef hacks gathered during her unparalleled career as a cook a...
Read MoreMONTHLY PERMACULTURE FILM CLUB - URBAN AGRICULTURE SPECIAL Join us this month as we continue to explore Urban Agriculture Month with a series of four inspiring short films by Happen Films (see below) exploring fascinating, motivating and heartwarming stories of growing food in urban and suburban areas. FREE MONTHLY EVENTS This event is part of the Permaculture Education Institute's monthly permaculture film club. We screen permaculture-related films on the third Monday of each month and hos...
Read MoreA lovely opportunity to meet community, learn some new skills in growing food and helping feed our Ballarat citizens. Every Monday we Gather & Grow at 10.30am - 11.30am at Food Is Free Green Space, 212 Ripon St Sth, Ballarat on Wadawurrung Country. No experience necessary - just bring positive vibes.
Read MoreInvitation going out to all farmers and farm folk, big or small, near or far to come for a Sunday BBQ and connect with their community to celebrate (nearly) making it through another crazy year. This low key, super casual event with an will take place on the deck at Sporadical City Mushrooms farm in Alphington on Sunday 20 November 2ish - 5.30ish. No need to RSVP, just rock up but if you have any questions or ideas shoot us a message via Instagram dm. We will have the barbie cranking, mayb...
Read MoreCome and meet three young women who are in the business of producing food that is local, affordable, healthy and sustainable: · Kristina Whitley, Patchwork Urban Farm · Sam Hawker, Southern Harvest and a landless farmer · Zoe McMahon, Majura Valley Farm. A relaxed panel conversation facilitated by Jenni Savigny. Expand your horizons, be inspired, and celebrate Urban Agriculture Month with us. Sunday 20 November 2022 at Canberra City Farm, 2 Dairy Rd Fyshwick. Woodfire pizzas at...
Read MoreSunday 20th November Drop in 10.30am - 12pm Join us for our Open Gate to celebrate Urban Agriculture Month. Our beloved Chelsea Heights Community Garden will be open to the public for a quick tour. All welcome, come to say hi!
Read MoreCome and join! Meet at the Eat My Garden Sharing Table at the corner of Hollington Cres & Dakota Place, Point Cook. No skills are required, just enjoy meeting people, doing some gardening together, and sharing garden produce, seeds, seedlings, recipes etc.! You can come with something to share or just by yourself! Proudly supported by Werribee River Association https://www.facebook.com/werribeeriverkeeper
Read MoreCome along to this free workshop and learn the fundamentals of different methods of composting to choose and run a trouble-free compost at home. Max, from Pakenham Community Garden, along with other composting experts from the community will answer all your composting questions and teach you how to trouble shoot any issues you may encounter. All registered participants that attend will go into the draw to win a Worm Buffet Composting System, along with worms & 1kg bokashi bran to get y...
Read MoreGrowing mushrooms can be a fun and fascinating journey. In this workshop, you will be guided by mushroom-growing practitioner Emma Wasson who introduces you to the incredible world of mycelium and set you up with your own take-home mushroom grow kit to get started on your mushroom-growing journey. Learn EASY & LOCAL DIY (do-it-yourself) AND ZERO WASTE home cultivation methods to grow your own gourmet mushrooms. This hands-on, beginners workshop will cover basic oyster mushroom growing...
Read MoreYarraville Community Garden will be opening its gates! Come and take an informal tour of our suburban edible oasis and observe how creative gardeners have made the most of their 1.2 m x 1.2 m plots. Check out our herb spiral and communal areas including children's play space. Date: Sun 20th November Time 10 am-12 noon Address: McNish Reserve, 5 Court St, Yarraville. (next to the dinosaur playground). New members and 'Friends of the garden' are always welcome.
Read MoreSpring Planting, weeding & watering. Bring along your Bokashi to be buried or help empty a Worm Tower. Bring along a trowel and gloves if you have them and a bag to take home your harvest !
Read MoreCome and learn how to grow food at Fab's own home in Kingscliff. This Garden is just on 10 months old and is producing food for his family. Come and have morning tea, and learn how you can do the same. This workshop is perfect if you are starting out, have never grown food and don’t have any idea where to start, don’t have the confidence, need to know some answers to some questions, or looking to simply improve your veggie patch. The How to grow food at home course, will include t...
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Read MoreLFC will be celebrating Local Agriculture at the Eltham Farmers’ Market on Sunday 20th November, from 8am to 12.30pm. Our focus is on 3 aspects of growing edible towns and cities: • LFC’s Fabbro’s Farm project - with a display and information about our ideas to develop a community farm in Eltham • Growing food at home, including the launch of “Nillumbik’s Community Growing Guide” a beautifully illustrated book about what to grow and how to save seeds. • Local farmers in...
Read MoreCome and learn about the benefits of fertiliser tea for the soil, plants and worms in your garden. Fertiliser teas encourage microbial activity in the soil and help to break down organic matter as well as release nutrients back into the soil. Learn the process to brew and activate teas for fungal production. Fertiliser teas can make plants stronger, veggies taste better and when used as a foliar spray can help to suppress diseases. Some of the teas we will learn about and make on the day w...
Read MoreA worm farm is one of the best ways to dispose of food scraps and produce vermi-juice (worm tea) and vermicast (worm castings) for use on the garden. Learn how to set up a worm farm and the easiest methods to manage and care for these hard-working creatures. This one-and-a-half-hour face to face workshop @ Edendale will cover both the theory and practice of worm farming in a household setting. It will be useful for those wanting to recycle household food waste in order to produce worm prod...
Read MoreJoin Christie McIntosh, Healthy Kids Advisor for Hume City Council and co-founder of the Hume Seed Library to explore why seed sovereignty matters, and learn some simple methods to save your seeds for future seasons. After the talk and demonstration, take part in our seed sphere activity suitable for all ages. These little balls of seeds are fun to throw around your own garden and they also make wonderful gifts.
Read MoreCome to The Old Courthouse, 1 Jones Rd, Premaydena to see the Premaydena Heritage Garden. You can take a tour of the garden, and enjoy a sausage sizzle and afternoon tea. There will also be: Plants including tomatoes, strawberries, ornamentals Books and Magazines Bric-a-brac and treasures Garden Tour starting at 2.30pm The garden belongs to all the community so come and see what is happening
Read MoreJoin us to uncover the garden, form the beds and spread the mulch. Saturday November 19th 11am-3pm @ Cnr Gerbera Ave & Watsonia Grove All welcome. BYO gloves, water and hat
Read MoreJoin Down's Community Farm (DCF) volunteers for a hands-on cooking workshop using fresh produce from the garden (urban farm) to make some healthy and tasty food. This event is part of the Down’s Community Farm celebration of Urban Agriculture month. Bookings for this workshop are limited, so please direct message or e-mail us to secure your spot on the day. Contact us for any further information. Gold coin donation on the day. Please be ready to start the workshop at 11:00am sharp. ...
Read MoreDid you know that any water holding container can be used to create a wicking bed that will allow vegetables to draw water as they require it? i will show you how to set up a simple wicking bed in a plastic storage tub. This is perfect to grow lettuce or herbs and keep close to your back door to pick as you need. This simple technique can then be adapted to a container that you have, small or large. This event is part of Urban Agricultural Month 2022 https://www.facebook.com/sus...
Read MoreTake a swing past the Gardens to check out the Seed Board BORROW SOW RETURN SHARE
Read MoreThinking Green is a series of free community sustainable living workshops presented by the City of Swan. Learn how to use a worm farm to transform household food scraps into useful products for your garden. Please note that this is a program for adults and young people aged 14+. Kevin Smith from The Worm Shed presents on all aspects of worm farming and the role worms play in recycling and waste management. This is followed by a demonstration of setting up and maintaining a worm farm. ...
Read MoreVisit the Bendigo Library on Saturday, November 19, 2022 to learn how to manage your urban garden this season. There will be three sessions to suit all ages. 10:30am Farm Craft Activities and Storytime 11:30am Backyard Biosecurity: Managing Fruit Fly in your Garden, presented by Biotrap. 12:30pm Grow a Row, Pick a Branch presented by Foodshare: How can you get involved? A Food Drive will also be available for shelf stable canned goods, which will be used to support flood-affected Ce...
Read MoreThis hands-on workshop includes information about different types of composting to suit different environments, with a focus on hot composting. There will also be an opportunity to talk about trouble shooting, Please bring gloves, all materials are supplied.
Read MoreThis hands-on workshop includes information about different types of composting to suit different environments, with a focus on hot composting. Please bring gloves, all materials are supplied.
Read MoreSowing seed is one of the most rewarding ways to make an early and cost-effective start to growing your own food. Plus, it’s heaps of fun! Learn: What you need to consider when selecting seed. How to sow indoors or in-ground How to care for indoor-started seedlings - right through to planting Which companion plants can give your seedlings a helping hand
Read MoreJoin our monthly garden working bee to share & learn food growing and composting skills. This month's focus: composting (try out our bicycle wheel compost sifter) and preparing garden beds for summer crops.
Read MoreIn the spirit of zero-waste and a circular economy (repair, recycle, reuse, reduce) as part of celebrating Urban Ag month, we will show you how to safely and cheaply repair and maintain hand tools at Down’s Community Farm (DCF). With proper care and a few DIY tips and tricks, there's no reason a good set of gardening tools won't last you a lifetime - or several! As a small group we will learn how to safely dismantle, clean, sharpen and oil gardening hand tools, such as secateurs, shears, sh...
Read MoreWe welcome you to visit and tour Down’s Community Farm (DCF). Come join local urban farmers at your community farm and hear about our community garden and vege patch allotments, learn how to make a hot compost and join in on our big potato planting session. Stay and be part of the working bee or sign up for the next one. Be part of growing a healthy future in your community. The tours will be at various times during 10am-12pm. Sign up on the day, at the information table. As part of G...
Read MoreAs part of Urban Agriculture Month: Here to build local community, reduce food waste and eat better, for less. Join us to meet your neighbours, swap excess produce and fairly barter with other like-minded people. It’s simple. Every second Saturday of the month out the front of Port Kembla Community Centre. Arrive at 10am, for a 10:30 swap. What to swap: - Homegrown herbs, fruit, veggies and eggs - Seeds, seedlings and edible plants - Preserved or prepared foods, like pickles and jams - ...
Read MoreDown’s Community Farm (DCF) invites you to join us in our weekly Saturday morning working bees to celebrate Urban Agriculture Month during November! Come and enjoy some social time in the garden with a group of locals who are passionate about growing seasonal and sustainable foods. No gardening knowledge is required and tools are provided! All are welcome to come for as long as they like and contribute in any way they like - join early or later in the morning or simply pop in to see what...
Read MoreJoin us to set up two wicking bed systems, ready for planting at the Sunbury Community Gardens. Wicking garden systems are a great way to conserve water and provide a back up for watering in hot or dry weather.
Read MoreCreated through a collaborative design process with the local community, the Oakhill Food Justice Farm is an emerging space of nutritious food production, education, community social space and source of food security. Achievements in the first 12 months include developing a program with the Preston Primary School to have all 700 students participate in a whole-of-school hands-on learning journey to grow a tomato crop and make passata, as well as paid internships for young people experiencing bar...
Read MoreFarmer Incubator has had a small Pop Up Garlic Farm tucked away in a corner at CERES this year which we'll be removing next month to make way for something new.. but, before we do, we'd like to invite you all to come down and celebrate with a tour of our little patch, join in a garlic braiding workshop or just pop down to say hello (after visiting The Merri for a delicious garlicky snack 🧄💚) This is a pay as you feel event, all are welcome, ticketing link below, just so we can make sure...
Read MoreOn 19th and 20th November this year, the Central Coast will enjoy its very first Central Coast Edible Garden Trail. The Central Coast Edible Garden Trail is a self-guided weekend event where ticket holders will have access to a diverse range of productive private and community gardens on the NSW Central Coast. The Edible Garden Trail celebrates the many ways permaculture gardeners on the Central Coast are creating food security, building personal and community resilience, regenerating soil...
Read MoreTake a free tour of the productive Whites Creek Food Forest in Lilyfield. Gillian Leahy, Volunteer Coordinator of Whites Creek Food Forest, will take you on a tour of the food forest describing the many varieties of plants and the methods used to grow and look after them. Participants will see the elements that make up a Food Forest and can take part in a guild planting. You’ll learn the ethics and some key principles of permaculture, and see how they’ve contributed to creating a communal...
Read MoreCome to Mandurah Community Gardens and get a tour of the garden to learn how it works, what it does and how it benefits us all.
Read MoreYou are invited to a special food swap as part of Down's Community Farm (DCF) in Seaford, celebrating Urban Agriculture month. Bring your homegrown, seasonal, local fresh produce, plant cuttings and/or seeds to Down’s Community Farm. Remember to check your swap for any bugs, pests or strange conditions, so we only swap healthy food and plants. If you like to grow food, but have too many fruits, vegetables, or herbs to eat at home, would love to grow new plants but need new ideas, or a...
Read MoreAs part of Growing Edible Towns and Cities: celebrating and raising awareness of Australia’s urban agricultural movement in 2022, Down’s Community Farm (DCF) focuses on the combined value of gardening tools, gardeners, food growers, and the hands-on skills and wellbeing of growing, cooking and sharing food together as a connected and healthy community. On Saturday the 19th of November 2022, as part of the great Australian Garage Sale trail, we invite stallholders to sell pre-loved gardeni...
Read MoreAt Woonona Community Garden we work together to farm fresh and vibrant produce - and we are inviting you to drop in and see how we do it. More importantly, you'll meet wonderful group of people and, if you're lucky, will score some homemade treats at our morning tea!!!
Read MoreCome and join this hands on workshop to learn how to make the most out of your herbs by learning some simple and safe preserving methods that anyone can do at home.
Read MoreAs a national sustainable and healthy food systems network, Sustain members have an amazing wealth of experience and expertise. Combined with passion and motivation for food systems change, and a shared vision of a flourishing food future for all Australians, this is a wonderful opportunity to meet like-minded colleagues, hear about new projects, and share your work and ideas. This event is for financial members of Sustain: The Australian Food Network - you can become a member here: https://...
Read MoreNgulu Festival 2022 ECOSS Festive Market Presents: Ngulu Festival no.2 Friday November 18th ~ 3.30pm to 9pm Ngulu is the Official Opening of Aunty Kim Wandin’s Bunjil’s Nest. Join us for a wonderful afternoon of live music, Taste of Culture- Indigenous kids cooking demo and Kids Workshop with Ganga Giri. Stalls with Art, Craft, Food and Local Produce. Featuring Welcome to Country with Aunty Kim Wandin and performers: Fred Leone Caryssa Nyalu Madi Colville-Walker
Read MoreCome one, come all and help celebrate the official re-opening of the Community Garden on Eagle Street. Friday the 18th of November! RSVPs essential by Friday the 11th of November . (03 6376 1134) or email Thrivegarden@sthelensnhh.org.au. Featuring: - Raffle - Garden Tours - Free BBQ - Kids Activities (Supported by Building Blocks) - Trade Tables - Scarecrow Competition Access the garden by by turning in opposite the waste management facility.
Read MoreJoin Sustain and other members of NENA's Food Hub, to celebrate Australia's second national Urban Agriculture Month, from 1st - 30th November 2022. Urban Agriculture Month (UAM) is hosted by SUSTAIN: The Australian Food Network, and is a month-long celebration of all things urban agriculture, featuring a range of exciting events happening right across Australia. From open gardens, workshops, guided tours, communal feasts and other hands-on learning experiences, UAM brings people together t...
Read MoreThe University of Sydney's Institute of Agriculture welcomes your attendance at our Research Showcase. This year we highlight the new frontiers in Urban Agriculture and research on social, economic and health benefits of Urban Agriculture. The event brings together University of Sydney and CSIRO researchers, and urban farmers to showcase their amazing innovations that are growing fresh produce in our cities across the globe. Our speakers will showcase high tech urban farms, community garden suc...
Read MoreWe’re hosting an urban farm evening working bee at Pocket City Farms from 5pm - 8pm on the Thursday 17th November, giving the farm site and surrounds some love, and we'd love for you to join us. Capacity is limited so get in quick! We will have dinner and drinks available (thanks to our wonderful volunteer chefs and sponsors at Young Henrys) at the end to celebrate our hard work.
Read MoreShellharbour City Council will be holding a launch for their new Seed Library at Oak Flats Library on Thursday 17 November at 3:30pm. Please RSVP to LibraryPrograms@shellharbour.nsw.gov.au by 14 November. How does the Seed Library Work? 1. Borrow up to two packets of seeds at Oak Flats Library. 2. Grow the seeds in your garden. 3. When it’s time to harvest, save some seeds. 4. Return collected seeds to the seed library to continue the cycle. What are the benefits of a Seed...
Read MoreLearn how to harvest wild foods from your bioregion and create delicious, interesting and nutritive meals that regenerate the landscape and the pallet. You will learn: -Plant identification and safety -Wild plant properties and uses -Delicious wild cuisine recipes
Read MoreIdeas Challenge Do you want to help co-create the future of edible gardens? Join Ediblescapes, Griffith Film School and Griffith University’s Yunus Centre for an Ideas Challenge to dream up an agroecological demonstrative site and educational program. Over two short lunch sessions, we will be challenging our collective mindsets and develop new, future-focused narratives. Thursday 17 November 12-3pm (lunch 12-1) - in-person at The Yunus Centre or online via Microsoft Teams Friday 18 Novemb...
Read MoreJoin us to celebrate Urban Agriculture Month. Rebecca Taylor, Wyld Work Projects, will present an overview of their Therapeutic and Educational Horticulture programs in the 3219 area. Hear from Whittington’s Bellarine Living and Learning Centre about their Food bank project and workshops. Followed by a tour of Grinter garden and a panel discussion of plans and opportunities to build food sovereignty in 3219 and beyond going forward.
Read MorePerth City Farm are marking national Urban Agriculture month by celebrating all the good food being grown in Perth right now. Join us to hear from diverse and unique urban food projects from across our city, working hard to improve our food security and build community. They’ll be plenty of time for connecting with like-minded folks, displays and stalls from related businesses, and a cash bar. Chef Sophie Budd will whip up a delicious seasonal curry using some of City Farm’s own produce,...
Read MoreBring your young children along to an edible gardening workshop and exploration of the Mickleham North Community Centre outdoor space Hume City Council has launched a new program to encourage residents to grow food at home called Let’s Grow Hume. Let’s Grow Hume is all about learning to grow your own food and enjoying some time outside in the garden. The activities at Mickleham North Community Centre include making newspaper seedling boxes, exploring worm farms, sowing seeds and making m...
Read MoreCome try volunteering in Our Garden - where we grow produce and community in abundance. Work alongside our garden facilitator and other local gardeners, make some great connections and help set up Our Garden for an amazing summer season. Our Garden grows fresh produce and herbs for the Ballarat Neighbourhood College 'Our Kitchen Social Enterprise', supporting student learning and contributing to our weekly community lunches and other food sharing initiatives. Whether you’re a beginner or a...
Read MoreJoin us in getting the garden ready for summer. We will be clearing beds and planting. No prior gardening knowledge required, all are welcome. BYO gloves. BYO cup as tea and coffee will be available
Read MoreA lovely opportunity to meet community, learn some new skills in growing food and helping feed our Ballarat citizens. Every Monday we Gather & Grow at 10.30am - 11.30am at Food Is Free Green Space, 212 Ripon St Sth, Ballarat on Wadawurrung Country. No experience necessary - just bring positive vibes.
Read MoreNot sure what to put in your Summer patch, or even how to garden? Cath loves teaching newbies and well seasoned gardeners alike, and runs her own seeds business in Ballarat called Cath's Plants & Produce. Her passion for plants is infectious, and she loves encouraging and helping others grow a thriving backyard garden. For her, teaching people to grow from seed, is a dream come true. From blooming flowers to thriving, edible gardens, Cath will inspire you to get outside and start growin...
Read MoreBelgrave Food Garden invites you to join us for a working bee! Learn gardening skills and connect with your local community. This month will be all about social connections and a bit of weeding. As part of the Urban Agriculture Month activities, we will be offering tours of the Garden throughout the day. Refreshments catered by Rustic Cafe Belgrave, served at 11 am Event kindly sponsored by Ranges First National Real Estate Belgrave. This is a drop-in style event, arrive at any time, stay ...
Read MoreJoin us at Caulfield South Community Garden for our Monthly Open Day! There will be a community Food Swap, plants and seedling sales, garden working bee. After the working bee you are welcome to bring food to share for lunch, and we host a BBQ with beef or vegetable sausages in multigrain bread with onions for a gold coin donation. Everyone is welcome! 450 Kooyong Rd, Caulfield South VIC 3162, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Victoria (enter via Jupiter Street). +61 3 9596 8643 garde...
Read MoreSpring Planting, weeding & watering. Bring along your Bokashi to be buried or help empty a Worm Tower. Bring along a trowel and gloves if you have them and a bag to take home your harvest !
Read MoreWe are so excited to share our garden with our wider community celebrating gardening and spring. - Seedlings & Plants - BBQ - Cake & Jam - Raffle & Prizes My Smart Garden workshop on Soil Health by Craig Castree (bookings essential for this workshop) - Children's activity in the morning - Mocktail demonstration in the afternoon Entry to the garden via laneway
Read MoreLimestone Permaculture Farm is a highly productive one acre demonstration property, designed & operated on permaculture principles & located in the beautiful Stroud / Karuah Valley NSW. Limestone Farm showcases practical examples of the guiding Permaculture Principles including: •Observation, Analysis & Interaction •Relative location •Multi-functional (Each element performs many functions) •Redundancy (Each important function is supported by many elements) •Catch & store en...
Read MoreMCGGs annual open day! We warmly invite you to visit us at our community garden and learn about our efforts to grow organic produce in the heart of Glenroy. Plant sales Garden tours Workshops Plus, our first ever monthly cook up where we show you some great recipes using fresh produce straight from the garden! Gold coin donation for entry
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Read MoreJoin me (Leila) for a stroll through our wild forest garden. Our quarter acre rental property, once entirely lawn, has been transformed into an edible haven. Within three years it provided our household of four with around 80 per cent of vegetables year-round. It is tended minimally using a 'natural farming' philosophy. There are over 70 types of edible plants, including fruits, berries, teas, bush foods and edible weeds, as well as plants for bees and biodiversity. The gardens were establis...
Read MoreSee how easy it is to use organic waste and make it into a valuable resource. Lots of hints and tricks
Read MoreJoin Christie McIntosh of the Hume Seed Library to explore why seed sovereignty matters, and learn some simple methods to save your seeds for future seasons.
Read MoreSet in the heart of Eastern Melbourne suburbia, this session with ‘Nanna’ Anna of The Urban Nanna will help you find and identify a range of edible fruits, greens and flowers found in 'wild' urban spaces across Victoria. You’ll learn about the basic principles and protocols of foraging, and then move on to plant specifics. We'll observe and interact with many types of fruit trees, edible green weeds, and useful flowers. We’ll examine examples of trees bearing seasonal growth, and you'...
Read MoreMCGGs annual open day! We warmly invite you to visit us at our community garden and learn about our efforts to grow organic produce in the heart of Glenroy. Plant sales Garden tours Workshops Gold coin donation for entry
Read MoreCome along to find out what it takes to be a good bee owner at this special event for National Pollinator Week.
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