The garden is open for guided visits, talks and open discussions about our work and approach to land stewardship. We have welcomed groups such as Southwark Food Action Alliance, Social Landscapes and the African Caribbean Heritage Food Network, prioritising mutual learning, knowledge exchange and cross-pollination between communities and practitioners. We are especially keen to welcome other groups doing similar work for shared learning and exchange.

We host events in solidarity with community-led initiatives, helping to raise resources and support grassroots work. We have hosted fundraisers for Jamaican hurricane relief, including a floristry workshop with Stem.Flow and a maroon herbalism workshop with Earth Child Remedies, as well as supporting community-led zine launches in the garden.

Programmed collaborations across food, culture and community practice, developed with artists, organisers and partners. This has included cross-sector activations such as our collaboration with all corners and Dr. Martens for their rainboot launch last winter, where we hosted the event in the garden and cooked for participants.

Shared meals in the garden where we provide the food and host groups in an outdoor setting, including our covered seated garden space, polytunnel and informal breakout areas. We support community groups, chefs and groups to host their events such as a supper club and regenerative fashion event with Colechi and Communi.table last summer.