Join us for a relaxed Bee Keeping Taster Morning and discover the fascinating world of honeybees.

You’ll learn the basics of beekeeping, how hives work, and the important role bees play in our environment. Weather permitting, we’ll also open a live hive at the apiary so you can experience the bees up close.

The first of a 3-part mini course will take you from seed to vase, teaching you which flowers to grow and how. Each workshop covers a different topic with the final being cutting and arranging the flowers you have learned to grow.

A fun and physical holiday club programme aimed at children aged 7-11 years. Groups are kept to a maximum of 15 children and activities range from cooking on the fire and den building to gardening.

Activities are outside and children should come dressed for all weathers. Children are expected to bring their own lunch, snacks and drinks.

Join us in late April for a gentle wander into the world of wild foods. This hands‑on foraging workshop will guide you through hedgerows, meadows, and woodland edges alive with fresh seasonal growth—nettles, wild garlic, tender shoots, and other edible treasures just waiting to be discovered.

A creative session where you’ll craft two beautiful mosaic coasters to take home. Guided by Frances Campbell of Campbell Mosaics, you’ll learn how to design, cut, and arrange tiles to create your own unique pieces.

A fun and physical holiday club programme aimed at children aged 7-11 years. Groups are kept to a maximum of 15 children and activities range from cooking on the fire and den building to gardening.

Activities are outside and children should come dressed for all weathers. Children are expected to bring their own lunch, snacks and drinks.

Chance to slab build a wonderful creative planter drawing from Root Connections Garden as inspiration.

You will learn the main methods of pottery hand building including, coiling, pinching and slab building, and a huge variety of decorating techniques.

The first of a 3-part mini course will take you from seed to vase, teaching you which flowers to grow and how. Each workshop covers a different topic with the final being cutting and arranging the flowers you have learned to grow.

A fun and physical holiday club programme aimed at children aged 7-11 years. Groups are kept to a maximum of 15 children and activities range from cooking on the fire and den building to gardening.

Activities are outside and children should come dressed for all weathers. Children are expected to bring their own lunch, snacks and drinks.

A fun and physical holiday club programme aimed at children aged 7-11 years. Groups are kept to a maximum of 15 children and activities range from cooking on the fire and den building to gardening.

Activities are outside and children should come dressed for all weathers. Children are expected to bring their own lunch, snacks and drinks.