Join us for the final session of a co-design workshop series facilitated by Yasmina Seifeddine and Resolve Collective and built for & through Earth Tenders.

This session will be hosted will be hosted in the garden at Earth Tenders.

Tickets and more event details will be announced shortly.

Join us for the third session of a co-design workshop series facilitated by Yasmina Seifeddine and Resolve Collective and built for & through Earth Tenders.

This session will be hosted at House of Annetta - 25 Princelet St, London E1 6QH

Tickets and more event details will be announced shortly.

Join us for the second session of a co-design workshop series facilitated by Yasmina Seifeddine and Resolve Collective and built for & through Earth Tenders.

This session will be hosted at House of Annetta - 25 Princelet St, London E1 6QH

What if we were to consider liberation a practice of cultivation? What would happen if we understood our diverse practices as tools and our ideas as seeds? What (eco)systems are we building to replace colonial-capitalist ones? And what would the shape of an (infra)structure from which we store, develop, and transform these tools, seeds and ecosystems look like?

In this, we will attempt to collectively respond to these questions. 

Throughout October, we will meet in-person 4 times to intentionally imagine, discuss and manifest the garden shed of liberation. These sessions will be culminate in co-build across two weekends in November.

Tickets are more available information here. Please note: session open to BPOC participants only.

Join us for the first session of a co-design workshop series facilitated by Yasmina Seifeddine and Resolve Collective and built for & through Earth Tenders.

This first session will be hosted in the garden at Earth Tenders.

What if we were to consider liberation a practice of cultivation? What would happen if we understood our diverse practices as tools and our ideas as seeds? What (eco)systems are we building to replace colonial-capitalist ones? And what would the shape of an (infra)structure from which we store, develop, and transform these tools, seeds and ecosystems look like?

In this , we will attempt to collectively respond to these questions. 

Throughout October, we will meet in-person 4 times to intentionally imagine, discuss and manifest the garden shed of liberation. These sessions will be culminate in co-build across two weekends in November.

Tickets are more available information here. Please note: session open to BPOC participants only.

Join us for our third Earthstrong at the garden making, learning, storytelling, food and resting together. We’ll be exploring African-diasporic stories, cultural memory and creative expression through food, textile practices, conversation and collective activity.

UPDATE: THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT.

Sessions include:

• Food as ritual panel talk: with Safiya Robinson @sisterwoman and Eyram Dzotsi @gardenofafruika moderated by Chala June @chala.gram 

• Mutual aid bakes sale by Carol @carolputhussery and Jennie @smellyoatmilkbitch

• Radical bunting making with Tallawah Smith @wovenradical 

• Natural indigo dyeing with Tanya Nonthando Wilson @tanyanwilson

• Apple press supplied by @f.a.t.studio

• Feast prepared by @Garden of Afruika

Tickets are free with sliding-scale mutual aid contribution tickets available. Read all event information here.

This event is funded by Southwark Council

Join us for the last session (of this month!) of our 2026 Growers Club with chef, interdisciplinary facilitator and culinary artist Safiya Robinson, founder of sisterwoman.

Using the framework of Intentional Nourishment, participants will explore how food holds memory, mediates intimacy, and shapes our relationships with ourselves, one another, and the more-than-human world. Participants will engage with the framework through harvesting, collective cooking, sharedeating, and guided reflection.

Tickets are free and spaces will go live Monday 20th July at 7pm. Reserve a space here.

We’ll be at Barbican hosting this creative food workshop as part of Project a Black Planet: Events & Gatherings.

In this engaging, creative workshop, Earth Tenders will guide you through collective conversations on personal food stories while you craft seed packets and plant your own herbs.

This will be a space for collective learning and cultural exchange will include herbal teas and a guided meditation to ground conversations around communal wellbeing, traditional knowledge systems and connection to land.

Tickets available here.

We’ll be at Barbican hosting this family-friendly drop-in planting workshop as part of Project a Black Planet: Events & Gatherings.

Families will learn about seasonal herbs and creative ways to engage with wellbeing, nourishment and land. And be able to have a go at planting their own pots, crafting seed packets and / or join the creative colouring and sensory station.

Get free tickets here.

Join us for the third session of our 2026 Growers Club with chef, interdisciplinary facilitator and culinary artist Safiya Robinson, founder of sisterwoman.

Safiya will lead participants through the creation of personalised recipe boxes filled with their own unique spice blends and marinades. Along with the spice blends, each participant will also write or illustrate their own recipe card to accompany the spices, telling the story behind the blend, what it represents, and any personal memories or cultural significance. The recipe boxes will include a dry spice blend, a fermented hot sauce, a pickle, a recipe card and basic ingredients to finish their chosen dish.

Tickets are free and spaces will go live Monday 13th July at 7pm. Reserve a space here.

Join us for the second session of our 2026 Growers Club with community food practitioner Eyram Dzotsi, founder of Garden of Afruika.

Eyram will guide us step by step through the preparation of Fetri Detsi & Amorkple, an Ewe okra soup and fermented swallow from the Volta Region of Ghana. Using plant-based ingredients and seasonal produce grown in the garden, we will explore the flavours, traditions and cultural significance held within this dish. The session will end with a shared meal round the table, offering a space to reflect, engage and share food stories.

Tickets are free and spaces will go live Monday 6th July at 7pm. Reserve a space here.

Join us for the first session of our 2026 Growers Club with community food practitioner Eyram Dzotsi, founder of Garden of Afruika.

Eyram will guide us step by step through the preparation of Sancoche, a nourishing dish from his Dominican heritage, using seasonal ingredients grown in the garden and a recipe passed down from his aunty. The session will end with a shared meal round the table, offering a space to reflect, engage and share food stories.

Tickets are free and spaces will go live Monday 29 June at 7pm. Reserve a space here.

Our People Are Our Mountains present ‘Desert PHOSfate’ by Mohamed Sleiman Labat film screening On Thursday 11th June at Mosaic Rooms

Desert PHOSfate (2023) is an experimental documentary by Sahrawi artist Mohamed Sleiman Labat that traces the entanglement of phosphate extraction, nomadic displacement, self determination narrating poetic connections between land, sand particles, human, plant and mineral displacement.

 The film is shown as part of Our People are Our Mountains study session which interrogated the idea of the ‘desert’ as an empty or barren landscape, attending to the histories of care, land stewardship and knowledge of nomadic desert communities whose lives have been intricately connected to their environments.

More info and buy tickets here - All profits from sales will go to support the work of Mohamed Sleiman Labat.

Join us for a workshop at Somerset House for the Upgrade Yourself Takeover, where land, food and herbs become a pathway to memory, culture and healing. Create your own grounding herbal tea bags and participate in collage making layering textures, stories and plant wisdom. This is a space for creativity and reflection. We invite you to slow down, engage with the stories of the plants we share and reconnect with the nourishment of the land.

Find free tickets here.

Our People Are Our Mountains are back soon with reading club in collaboration with The Decolonial Centre and Whitechapel Gallery. The last reading club back in July engaged with themes linked to the screening of the film Xaarasi Xanne (Crossing Voices) by Bouba Touré and Raphaël Grisey. Texts included: ‘Pan-African Social Ecology’ by Modibu Kadalie; ‘Mapping Agropoetics of Liberation’ by Filipa César; and the ‘Introduction to The Wretched Earth: Botanical Conflicts and Artistic Interventions’ by Ros Gray & Sheila Sheikh, alongside poems and reflections from our participants.

Tickets will be released soon.

We’ve been invited to the Black Cultural Archives for a nourishing, building-wide afternoon exploring African and Caribbean approaches to health and wellbeing, curated by BCAs’ Youth Programme.

They’ll be food by Garden of Afruika, a sickle cell disease film screening, NHS blood testing and a herbal remedies workshop (4-5pm) with us on the day.

Check out the overview of the event + reserve your free ticket here.

Join us 9.30am-12.30 pm on the land for our last volunteer session of the season!

We will close after this session until the springtime!

Advance sign up is essential to attend. Sign up for spaces go live every Thursday at 9am.

This event is a fundraiser for Jamaican grassroots organisations supporting communities for the long term in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. This event is kindly sponsored by SALT

Make bouquets from the garden with Stem.Flow

100% of proceeds go towards grassroots organisations directly supporting communities in Jamaica 

@croydoninthemountains and @foodforthepoorja

Hear more about the event + find tickets here.

Join us 9.30am-12.30 pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session. Please arrive by 10am.

As the season slows down, we will likely split sessions across garden tasks and creative activities.

Advance sign up is essential to attend. Sign up for spaces go live every Thursday at 9am.

Join us 9.30am-12.30 pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session. Please arrive by 10am.

As the season slows down, we will likely split sessions across garden tasks and creative activties.

Advance sign up is essential to attend. Sign up for spaces go live every Thursday at 9am.

tampopo feasts (Maki Ramaditya) will be hosting delicious collaborations: Cultivating radical attention with kimchi in the garden.

What timelines and worlds could fermentation help us navigate? How can cultivating a radical attention help us taste-feel-think our way to delicious futures?

Through hands-on kimchi making, we’ll attune to the very big, the very slow, and the very tiny – from global food systems and climate colonialism, to the worlds of Lactobacillus microbes. Participants will be invited to discuss the importance of rewriting food stories as we collaborate on our kimchi with fresh produce from the garden.

Please bring a jar or tub for your kimchi, and a snack in case you get hungry!

Book a free space here for the workshop. Tickets go live at 6pm Tuesday 4th November.

Join us 9.30am-12.30 pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session. Please arrive by 10am.

As the season slows down, we will likely split sessions across garden tasks and creative activities.

Advance sign up is essential to attend. Sign up for spaces go live every Thursday at 9am.

Join Ro & Shan this Saturday for co-creating the commons. This is a creative workshop centered around sharing how we cultivate a connection to the land and ways to practice that connection.

We will conduct a small teach-in to explore ways we have been separated from land through displacement, enclosures, restriction of movement and borders. We’ll then watch Ro’s short film, Trespass! a film that explores connection to nature, land justice and features the voices of Right to Roam protestors celebrating a win for wild camping on Dartmoor.

We’ll then explore the garden to collect and record textures through different methods and come back together to create a communal collage whilst reflecting on prompts.

Book a free space for the session here.

• 9:30 AM 12:30 PM

Join us 9.30am-12.30 pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session. Please arrive by 10am.

As the season slows down, we will likely split sessions across garden tasks and creative activties.

Advance sign up is essential to attend. Sign up for spaces go live every Thursday at 9am.

• 9:30 AM 12:30 PM

Join us 9.30am-12.30 pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session. Please arrive by 10am.

As the season slows down, we will likely split sessions across garden tasks and creative activties.

Advance sign up is essential to attend. Sign up for spaces go live every Thursday at 9am.

We’re celebrating our second Earthstrong with a day of community, creativity and nourishment on the land — led by incredible Black facilitators.

🌱 Sessions include:

• Connie Bell @de_archive: talk on reparations + urban food justice

• Tallawah Smith @wovenradical: radical bunting making

• Samantha Russel @fiberlegacy: natural indigo dyeing

• Jade-Lou Bassien Capsa @jadesrooom: teach-in on Caribbean pesticide legacies

🎟️ Tickets are free + can be found here along with more information regarding the event

This event is funded by Southwark Council

Join us 9.30am-12.30 pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session. Please arrive by 10am.

As the season slows down, we will likely split sessions across garden tasks and creative activties.

Advance sign up is essential to attend. Sign up for spaces go live every Thursday at 9am.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Join us 9.30am-12.30 pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session. Please arrive by 10am to stop us having to repeat information across tasks. You are free to leave at anytime.

Advance sign up is essential to attend. Sign up for spaces go live every Thursday at 9am.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Gathering with cloth, we stitch new worlds into being. Join us in the garden to make a community banner for Earth Tenders – no sewing experience needed. We draw on rich traditions of community banner and quilt making, finding power and solace in the collective art of making. We will walk the garden together, to gain inspiration from the bountiful colours and textures of the land and its harvest. We will create patches capturing the beauty of our plant and animal kin, to sew on to the banner.

This banner is our love letter to the garden.

For this session, we will be led by Yuna.

Yuna researches and creates around a constellation of subjects spanning climate change, ecological justice, intergenerational movements and time travelling imaginaries. Exploring through words, cloth and collective making.

Come as you are, all materials provided!

You can reserve a free space for the session here.

Join us 9.30am-12.30 pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session. Please arrive by 10am to stop us having to repeat information across tasks. You are free to leave at anytime.

Advance sign up is essential to attend. Sign up for spaces go live every Thursday at 9am.

Click here for full details & FAQs

Join us 9.30am-12.30 pm on the land for our weekly volunteer session. Please arrive by 10am to stop us having to repeat information across tasks. You are free to leave at anytime.

Advance sign up is essential to attend. Sign up for spaces go live every Thursday at 9am.

Click here for full details & FAQs