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Entry: £4/£3 conc (children & under 18s free)

The festival aims to bring together all groups directly or indirectly 
related to Permaculture and Transition in & around London to share 
news, information & skills: connecting together green-minded people 
in the city, for the first time.

The London Permaculture Festival aims to inspire and inform. Packed 
throughout the day with back to back engaging workshops, inspiring 
films, interactive practical demonstrations, expert talks, and 
relaxed networking. Helping Londoners to engage with their local 
activist projects, community gardens & Transition Town groups 
throughout the city.

The beautiful Arts & Crafts building of Cecil Sharp House near Camden 
Town, home of the London folk scene, will host this non-profit 
grassroots event organized solely by volunteers- aiming to unite 
green London and create a positive critical mass of awareness around 
DIY culture, reshaping & reconnecting our capital city in this time 
of resurgence.

Expect workshops, talks and interactive demonstrations on…

Edible landscaping for small gardens
Intro to Transition Towns
Meadow Orchard Project
Guerilla Gardening action
Edible Forest gardening
Video link-up with Patrick Whitefield
Non-Violent Communication intro (NVC)
Reclaim the Fields with OrganicLea
Permaculture Question Time Panel
Notebook making with John-Paul Flinthoff
Permaculture Design intros
Maddy Harland on 'Permaculture around the world'
Activist video making
The Dark Mountain Project
Watercourse regeneration in London
The Work that Reconnects intro
Medicinal herbs
Natural Beekeeping in London
Permaculture Diploma Intro
Polyculture research project
Tips for low impact living

Also on the menu…
Skills Swap Bazaar
Mandala making with Seeds
Seed Swap- Bring your own seeds
Dr Bike surgery
networking with world café
inspiring films throughout the day
garden with family and children’s area
eco book stall with Permaculture Magazine
local food, music & bar till late.

More to come- full details of the programme still to be confirmed.

www.LondonPermaculture.com