If you have benefited from one of Feed Avalon’s courses or workshops over the last year, please take a minute to give your feedback. If you haven’t been on one of our courses yet, please still use the form to tell us what you’d be interested in! We want to develop an even more...
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Our friends at Somerset Community Food are teaching a Get Set Grow course at Paradise Community Gardens in Glastonbury. Please spread the word: http://paradisecommunity.wix.com
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How to book: To book please email Nicole: eat@feedavalon.org.uk When: Tuesday 19th July 2016, 10am – 4pm Where: At Avalon Wildflower Park Opposite the Red Brick Building, Glastonbury What: Avalon Wildflower Park is a new community project opposite the Red Brick Building. The former BMX track, now overgrown, is unloved and neglected. Our vision...
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Lots of fun was had by all at the opening of Avalon Wildflower Park earlier this month. A real hit was the wildflower seed bomb making and throwing. We will be holding regular skill shares and events at the park, keep an eye on our website for updates. If you’d like to get involved...
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How to book: To book please email eat@feedavalon.org.uk When: Thursday 2nd June 2016, 10am – 3pm Where: Unit C1 Thriveability Hub, Northover Buildings, Glastonbury, BA6 9NU What: The workshop will be practical and hands on. We’ll learning simple cooking techniques, what foods to combine for nutritional value and interesting flavour combinations. They’ll also be...
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We are having to move the Grow Your Own Garden Course sessions forward a week due to staff illness! Feed Avalon is really sorry for any inconvenience caused. The sessions have simply moved forward one week. So now the remaining two sessions are taking place on these dates: Session 5: Grow your own –...
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We are super excited to help organise this year’s Seed Swap with Glastonbury Gardeners Group (G3):
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A great start to 2016 and what an amazing event this is becoming, moving from strength to strength. As we all settled in, squeezing in the latecomers! We had around 30 participants this time, with an increasing spectrum of skills, offers and requests being shared. What is sprouting, is a healthy network of folks...
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Feed Avalon are organising three yearly community food forums. The aim is to bring together interested individuals and groups from the local area who are currently active, or interested in becoming active, in reclaiming our food system. They are informal events where we can talk, share food and build relationships. The next forum is:...
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