Saturday 15 June
East London Gardeners’ Get-Together
Sioban Wall (Growing Concerns) and Joseph Cook (UCL Geography) invite you to a community get-together to network with fellow growers and discuss the future of plants in east London. From public parks to campaigns to re-open garden centres, we will have several local speakers talking about their work. There will be time for audience involvement, and at 11.30 there will be a leisurely guided walk in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
Event Overview
Saturday 15 June
10:00 am - 11:30 amCommunity Classroom , UCL Marshgate 7 Sidings Street , London , E20 2AE
Event type
- •Food / refreshment available
- •Toilets on site
- •Wheelchair accessible
- •Disabled Access
Organisation
More about GROW URBAN FESTIVAL
The Grow Urban Festival is an extraordinary celebration of the remarkable individuals and projects dedicated to growing and greening our beloved city of London. It is a platform where urban gardeners, community growers, and sustainability advocates come together to share their knowledge, inspire one another, and showcase their remarkable work.
The Grow Urban Festival shines a spotlight on the unsung heroes who are transforming our urban landscapes into vibrant, green spaces, fostering community resilience and promoting food security. Through workshops, demonstrations, site visits, and networking opportunities, this festival aims to empower and educate individuals from all walks of life, encouraging them to embrace sustainable living and contribute to the greening of our city.
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