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The regular venue for our meetings is at
The Station (the old fire station) on Silver St Bristol BS1 2AG in the Dance Studio on the 2nd Floor 7pm - 9pm |
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Our next meeting will be on
Thursday, 27th September
Phil Haughton
will be opening our Autumn programme with his
“Reflections on 50 years in Organic Food & Farming”
Thursday, 27th September
Phil Haughton
will be opening our Autumn programme with his
“Reflections on 50 years in Organic Food & Farming”
Phil has been living, working and breathing organic food from the age of 14 when he first became a member of the Soil Association. Starting his career farming in a community in Scotland, he worked at Windmill Hill City Farm for several years. Subsequently founding Bristol's "Better Food" and more recently putting his energies behind The Community Farm, Chew Magna, he is always looking for new ways of spreading the organic word and building a better, more sustainable world. (Image taken from the Community Farm crowdfunder page at: www.crowdfunder.co.uk/thecommunityfarm)
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Our Stall at the University of Bristol Bee & Pollination Festival on 1st and 2nd of September was a big success with lots of veggies & plants for sale proving popular. A lovely event and a very enjoyable weekend at the fabulous botanic garden.
St George Park Community Garden
Gardening sessions will continue in the weeks ahead on Saturday 29th September and then on 20th October. Volunteers are always welcome - experienced and novice gardeners alike. There are often plants for sale and seedlings, sometimes cakes too to help fund future seed purchases and any new developments.For more information and regular emails about gardening dates just leave your contact details at: stgeorgecommunitygarden@outlook.com
Gardening sessions will continue in the weeks ahead on Saturday 29th September and then on 20th October. Volunteers are always welcome - experienced and novice gardeners alike. There are often plants for sale and seedlings, sometimes cakes too to help fund future seed purchases and any new developments.For more information and regular emails about gardening dates just leave your contact details at: stgeorgecommunitygarden@outlook.com
Avon Organic Group is the local group in Bristol for everyone who is interested in organic gardening and organic foods. Set up in 1984, Avon Organic Group is affiliated to Garden Organic and the Soil Association. We have a programme of monthly meetings from September to May on a wide range of subjects of interest to members. The group welcomes anyone with an enthusiasm for growing and growing organically.
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