Get Growing Harvest Festival 2025

Growing Hollingdean & Get Growing Harvest Festival 2025, Sunday 5th October, Hollingdean Park, 10-4pm

Sunday 5th October, Hollingdean Park, 10 to 4pm

Join the Growing Hollingdean volunteers for gardening activities at the Hollingdean Park Community Orchard & Food Forest Garden, click here. Explore our Edible Hedge and meet the Tree Guardians, who’ll share their knowledge about Hollingdean’s fruit and nut trees.

Plus, enjoy a full day of activities:

🎲 Games in the Orchard with Helen (Brighton & Hove Food Partnership) — 10am–4pm
🍎 Apple Juicing with Stephan (Brighton Permaculture Trust) — 12pm–4pm
Free Refreshments throughout the day
👩‍🍳 Cookery Demonstration with Anna Schwarz at the Hollingdean Family Hub — Sign up for a free lunch!
📖 Afternoon Storytelling with Shelia — from 2pm
🎶 Traditional Appalachian Folk Musicfrom 2:30pm

Come along, join in, and celebrate community, food, and nature together! Rain or shine we will be there!!

Growing Hollingdean & Get Growing Harvest Festival 2025, Sunday 5th October, Hollingdean Park, 10-4pm

Time to pick Apples & Pears in Hollingdean

See our Hollingdean tree map for your nearest fruit trees, here.


Growing Food in Small Spaces Free Events in Hollingdean, June 2023

Polly our Growing Hollingdean volunteer Growing Food in Small Spaces Free Event at Hollingdean Community Centre was in June 2023
Polly our Growing Hollingdean volunteer Growing Food in Small Spaces Free Event at Hollingdean Community Centre was in June 2023

It was a wonderful opportunity to meet with our wider community of all ages from three years to teenagers, families and retired people. 19 beautiful pots of herbs and salad were planted up and taken home for free at Hollingdean Community Centre in June. Claire and Polly our Growing Hollingdean volunteer for Grow Food in Small Spaces helped locals choose their plants. At our Hollingdean Park event, Joseph another Growing Hollingdean volunteer helped plant up 15 tasty pots.

A big thank you to Amos from RAGS

A big thank you to Amos from RAGS (Roedale Allotments and Gardens Society) for donating the these small plants he grew rainbow chard, Pak choi, lettuce, chives, spring onions, basil, coriander and thyme. Polly grew tomato, spinach and Pak choi plants.

Grow Food in Small Spaces where funded by our local Healthy Neighbourhood Fund. Our new stickers and flyers about our work where funded through a Community Engagement Fund from the council.

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