PAARTTTTTY TIME! COME GATHER WITH US!!!

We’re throwing a summer garden party! Expect DJs, a communal feast, crafting, board games, a chill-out corner, yummy drinks + snacks, giveaways and a raffle full of luxury prizes. We’re creating a space to eat good!, lounge, play games and share joy together. 

Tickets for the event are available here. If you cannot make the event, support us by taking part in our raffle, we have incredible prizes! Buy a ticket here.

Join us 9.30am-12.30 pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Please arrive by 10am latest to stop us from repeating information.

Advance sign up is essential to attend.

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Back for another Open Saturday!

Cooking with Spices: As Medicine + Decolonisation with Marianna Farag

Spices carry wisdom—of flavour, survival, tradition, and medicine. In the kitchen, they serve as both flavour and function, something many ancestral food cultures have always understood. And despite centuries of colonial influence, this knowledge persists—each richly spiced dish a continuation of inherited wisdom and cultural depth, but also an unapologetic quiet resistance.

Join us at Earth Tenders for a vibrant one-day Food Curious session where we’ll cook intuitively with whatever the garden offers and explore the rich knowledge that communities shaped by colonial histories have long held around spices and food. Through bold ingredients and open conversation, we’ll reflect on how spice reminds us of that cultural wealth—and how much of that wisdom still lives on, hundreds of years later.

Spaces will go live to reserve for free on Monday 14th July at 6pm.

Join us 9.30am-12.30 pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Please arrive by 10am latest to stop us from repeating information.

Advance sign up is essential to attend.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

If the weather is very warm we may start and finish the session at hour earlier.

Advance sign up is essential to attend.

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Join Jade and Yaya - friends of the garden, comrades and beloved artists for their zine launch.

The zine focuses on legacies of Chlordecone, the plantation and enviromental racism as well as dreams of survival in Martinique and Guadeloupe. This zine brings awareness to the chlordecone scandal and highlights its nature as an ongoing colonial crime.

Profits from the zine will go to Yaya, the illustrator and their ongoing fundraiser.

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

If the weather is very warm we may start and finish the session at hour earlier.

Advance sign up is essential to attend.

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We’ll be back on the land with another Open Saturdays.

No need to sign up just visit us between 9AM-12PM. We’ll have some light garden activities planned and a chance to wonder and relax in the garden.

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Advance sign up is essential to attend.

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Our People Are Our Mountain presents Xaraasi Xanne: Crossing Voices.

We’ll be at the Atlas Cinema - a community cinema - alongside Randa Toko on Saturday 15th June at 1pm to host the screening of this powerful 2022 documentary by Bouba Touré & Raphaël Grisey that traces the story of Somankidi Coura - an agricultural cooperative founded by West African migrant workers in 1977 - through personal archives, song and radio.

Exploring migration, land and post-colonial futures, the film honours grassroots resilience and radical self-determination.

You can buy tickets from £5 via this link - spaces are limited!

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Advance sign up is essential to attend.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Advance sign up is essential to attend.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Join us for our first Open Saturdays session by Yaya hosting: A brief history of colonial plant classification, creative plant-naming & interpretative tea-tasting

Come learn about the colonial roots of plant classification, creative approaches to naming plants and a sensory tea-tasting session with mystery herbs from the land. Yay will be introducing us to different plant classication systems espcially in the context of medical herbalism and plant foods. Expect grounding practices, shared stories, playful expression through language, sound, movement and a chance to reconnect with plants in a more personal and imaginative way. 

Snacks, drinks and books will be available throughout. 

SIGN UP TO RESERVE A FREE SPACE HERE.

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Join us 11am - 1pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session.

Click here for full details & FAQs

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Join us for our FINAL VOLUNTEERING SESSION of 2024.

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

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

Spaces for this months Growers Club are now full.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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