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Events listed here are presented by a variety of different organisations and individuals.
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Sat, Oct 31
Wicking Bed Workshop
Hosted by Adelaide Sustainability Centre
About this Event
Wicking beds are water efficient gardens, perfect coming into summer. With significantly less water requirements, you could take a holiday while your plants thrive!
Come learn more about the pros and cons of wicking beds/containers, how to make them, and the different types.
Each participant will make their own wicking tub to take home.
Limited places available, registration is essential.
About the presenter:
Karen is a garden consultant, designer, workshop facilitator, trainer, garden writer, radio presenter and much more! She can be heard regularly on ABC Adelaide & 5AA radio stations and contributes to print media such as SA Gardens and Outdoor Living magazine.
The Adelaide Sustainability Centre is proudly funded by Green Adelaide with support from Conservation SA.
$22.50 AUD
Tue, Nov 3
Food Matters: Building a local food community
Hosted by Adelaide Sustainability Centre
What's your role in a sustainable food system in Adelaide?
COVID-19 has taught us that we need to localise our food system, but how can we actually make that happen?
You'll enjoy a light supper and hear from a previous participant of our Food Matters course about how they have been active in building an alternative food system. This event also includes the opportunity to connect with other like-minded people to support your own actions and participation in a food-share table.
Be inspired, be challenged, and most of all be changed
About guest speaker Jasmine:
City resident Jasmine attended the first Food Matters course run by The Food Embassy in Adelaide. The program has inspired Jasmine to source as much food as possible from local food swaps and gardens, start a preserving group to reduce food waste, and encourage her colleagues to bring backyard produce to work to share.
“I’ve swapped a little bit of food with friends and acquaintances in the past,” says Jasmine, “but since doing the Food Matters course, I’ve made a conscious effort to source most of my plant foods from gardens, and it’s the first time I’ve swapped food with strangers or gone to a produce swap.”
Since finishing the course, Jasmine has gained new skills including food preserving, foraging and sharing - plus an exciting new initiative - come along to hear more!
Jasmine is achieving her goal of being more self sufficient and less reliant on the supermarket, which she says is a very rewarding journey.
This event is part of our upcoming interactive workshop series - sign up to all 4 events & receive 20% off the total price! For more info and bookings click here: https://events.humanitix.com/food-matters-workshop-series
This event is kindly supported by Green Adelaide and Adelaide Sustainability Centre
If you are interested in attending but experiencing financial difficulty please get in contact with us.