Saturday 15 June

Understanding Ourselves Through Plants

Part talk, part exhibition and part networking this event will celebrate the creation of a co-produced planting installation soon to be on display in the Museum’s new gardens. The planters are filled with plants of significance to people within the communities of North Kensington and have been produced in partnership with Grow to Know and Morley College.

Join us to hear from the project’s participants and facilitators, see the work they have produced and hear from Dr Sandra Knapp OBE on her work exploring the links between plants and people.

Event Overview

Saturday 15 June

4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

The Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road South Kensington, London, SW7 5BD

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Event type

  • •Family friendly
  • •Free event
  • •Outdoor event
  • •Ticketed event
  • •Disabled Access

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the Flett Theatre, located in the Red Zone of the Natural History Museum, by the Exhibition Road entrance to the Museum

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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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