- Event date:07/07/2024 at 11:00 am
- Event end:07/07/2024 at 6:00 pm
- To book, click on the 'Book Now' button How to book
- Early bird until 31 May: GBP 15.00 | From 1 June: GBP 15.00 Event cost
The London Permaculture Festival is held in the beautiful Arts & Crafts building of Cecil Sharp House, Camden, London. Come along for 20 workshops, a stalls market and a ‘families at the festival’ zone. Enjoy discussions, networking and learning about creative solutions for a sustainable, healthy future. Browse the stalls market and enjoy the award-winning permaculture garden that demonstrates edible, sustainable and wildlife-friendly gardening surrounding Cecil Sharp House.
Tickets are £20, with an early bird price of £15 before 31st May. Full-price tickets are also available on the door.
Under 18’s enter free. Concession tickets are £10 and only available on the door – please see our concessions policy.
Go to http://londonpermaculturefestival.com/ for a taster of what happens at the festival, and a full programme of events.
These are the workshops at this year’s festival:
- The resilient garden and allotment – Sally Morgan
- What’s Got Into You? How Pollution is Damaging our Health and what we can do about it? – Dr Jenny Goodman
- Rewilding the Land, Rewilding Ourselves – Maddy Harland
- Tiny House Living – how to design, self-build and live in a nomadic regenerative tiny home? – Ed Dale-Harris
- Living in an off-grid intentional community – Randy Mayers
- What is Nature and how can we learn from the intelligence all around us? – Nicola Peel
- In harmony with Nature: an introduction to permaculture – Andy Goldring
- Introduction to permaculture – Nat Mady
- Introduction to permaculture – Rishil Parekh
- Unusual edible perennials: top forest garden plants – Eleri Kyffin and Rishi Shah
- Demystifying Composting – Camila Barboza
- Permaculture and the indigenous: holding an edge – Kayode Olafimihan
- Using wicking and self-watering systems – Than Gunabalasingham
- Sustainability and Creative Ways to Refashion Clothing – Zoë Burt, Jahmale and Allan Brown
- Cavendish Living Lab – Dr Pooja Basnett and students from the University of Westminster
- Keeping chickens in the city – Matt Phillpott
- Permaculture balcony design to maximise yield – Susannah Hall
- Fungi: recycling household waste into food and medicine – Lex & Ben from Fat Fox Mushrooms
- Permaculture for everyday: in your life, home and relationships – Jo Barker
- Simple home retrofits to reduce waste and save money – Hugh Livingstone
