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

We’ll be apart of Land-Body-Minds Meeting an event brought together by Technē researcher and artist Shama Khanna. Brining together three London-based grassroots collectives run by Black and People of Colour, LION (Land In Our Names), misery medicine and ourselves with an aim to share learnings and grow solidarity between three distinct but allied contributions to the land, health and racial justice movement.

The event will be held at Phytology medicinal garden in Bethnal Green and there will be a shared meal and the option of reflecting on our learnings through creative writing, drawing and collage making with writer and researcher Sonji Shah.

Free tickets are available here to reserve your space.

We’ll be across the park, at Dulwich Picture Gallery, hosting a clay-focused workshop: Soilscapes.

We’ll be exploring soilscapes through microscopes, seed, soil stories and clay hand-building

Drop in sessions run 12-3pm for free and open to all. More details to come.

We’ll be across the park, at Dulwich Picture Gallery, hosting a clay-focused workshop: Soilscapes.

We’ll be exploring soilscapes through microscopes, seed, soil stories and clay hand-building

Drop in sessions run 12-3pm for free and open to all. More details to come.

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

The Garden will be closed as we head to We Out Here Festival for the third year in a row! We’ll be hosting a reflective writing, tea drinking and grounding session to open the festival!

Find out more out the wellbeing programme here.

Curated by Colèchi in collaboration with Communi.table, this farm-to-fashion supper club is bringing community together to share a locally-sourced meal and reflect on material heritage, land justice, and cultural memory.

Expect: Nourishing plant based food from local produce, special guest talk, conversation guided by Colèchi Journal: AGREENCULTURE and tasty drinks provided by Karma drinks.

Find out more and buy tickets for the event here.

Join Earth Tenders and Southwark Libraries for an afternoon of storytelling, crafting and seed sowing for families at the garden. Meet at Rosebery Gate entrance to Dulwich Park at 2pm

Suitable for families with children aged four and up.

For more information and to book spaces email: libraries@southwark.gov.uk

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

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.

Click here for full details & FAQs

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.

Click here for full details & FAQs

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.

Click here for full details & FAQs

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.

Click here for full details & FAQs

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