Including the giant courgettes!!!

New members always welcome to join our Sunday Volunteer Sessions from 11am to 1pm.

Saunders Park (opposite Lewes Rd bus garage)

Sat July 1st 2-4pm

Meet one of the UK’s pond experts.  Find new bugs you have never seen before. Bring the kids – they will love it.  New members welcome.
We’ll look at the new Food Partnership project too.

Sat June 24th  1.45-4pm Hollingdean.

Meet at Orchard just north of Childrens’ Centre, Brentwood Rd, Brighton BN1 7DY
Come explore a popular Brighton park and discover a variety of edible wild plants, including their traditional uses, identification tricks and other interesting plant facts.
Bring a notepad, your own lunch and be ready for a little hike!

Help us get the allotment ship shape for summer and then enjoy a friendly picnic lunch and BBQ with fellow gardeners – last year we had a record turn out of 40 people -do come and join us! Bring a dish to share.

FREE TALK presented by BNHC & INFINITY FOODS Community Programme.

Thursday 11 May • 6.30-8pm • at The Brighthelm Centre

More details and booking here

Come and swap all those extra seedlings – followed by picnic lunch – bring a dish to share. Bring plenty of seedlings as any surplus will go to our sale at the open market on 13th May.

New members welcome to join on the day.

Sunday 19 March will be the Spring Equinox “celebration”, where we plan to do a lot of communal gardening on the Weald Community allotment, including constructing three new wooden compost bins, preparing some new fencing and more raised beds. There will be a wide variety of seeds to sow inside and outside the greenhouse. There will be a picnic and maybe a BBQ. But first of all, for 20 minutes or so, we will complete the AGM elections with a quorum of 15 of us to select our new chairperson.

Wednesday 15^th February 7-9pm

Phoenix Community Centre

Please join us for our AGM, followed by a talk by Vera Zakharov of the Brighton & Hove Food Partnership.

The problem of food waste is looming large in the UK, and efforts to tackle it make for slow progress. Meanwhile, food poverty is on the rise, and many people are keen to solve one problem with the other.

Who or what is the real driver for our nation’s yearly 13 million tonnes of waste? And can individuals actually make a difference? Learn about the causes of food waste across the food chain and fantastic interventions taking place along the way, including inspiring community projects right here in Brighton & Hove.