A event on Thursday 6th March. The event starts at 18:30.
What is permaculture?
What are its origins and how can it be useful in the future?
What is happening with permaculture in Bristol and how can I get involved?
All these questions and more will be answered during this talk & Q&A with local permaculture activist and teacher Mike Feingold.
Thurs 6th March
The Pickle Factory, 13 All Hallows Rd, Easton, Bristol BS5 0HH
6.00pm : Doors Open, grab a brew and some cake
6.20pm : Talk
7:30pm : Comfort break
7.45pm : Q&A and finding out about Bristol permaculture
8.30pm : Event ends
£7 / £5, includes cake and a cuppa
Accessibility info:
Unfortunately the cinema space at the Pickle Factory is upstairs, so is not accessible to anyone unable to manage stairs.
For over 20 years Mike Feingold has been teaching Permaculture to, and learning from, communities around the world including Nepal, India, Palestine, Kenya and beyond. He has also been maintaining Royate Hill Community Orchard and an inspiring permaculture allotment in Bristol for most of that time. He is a founder member of the Bristol Permaculture Group and organiser of the Glastonbury Festival Permaculture demonstration garden. He is passionate about finding new and inventive avenues to redistribute local food 'waste'. Mike is one of the UK ‘s leading activist in sustainable and experimental gardening.
Royate Hill Community Orchard: https://www.facebook.com/royatehill
Bristol Permaculture Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/342741945757745
Permaculture: Growing Vegetables at Glastonbury | Sustainable Stories | BBC EARTH Explore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nygYZy_qNmA
Photo Credits:
- Main image of Mike Feingold : Photo from Royate Hill Community Orchard photographed at the Get Growing Garden Trail 2024 © Rob Ash
- Other image of Mike Feingold : Photo from Royate Hill Community Orchard photographed by Mark Simmons (https://www.shiftbristol.org.uk/mark-simmons)
Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)
What are its origins and how can it be useful in the future?
What is happening with permaculture in Bristol and how can I get involved?
All these questions and more will be answered during this talk & Q&A with local permaculture activist and teacher Mike Feingold.
Thurs 6th March
The Pickle Factory, 13 All Hallows Rd, Easton, Bristol BS5 0HH
6.00pm : Doors Open, grab a brew and some cake
6.20pm : Talk
7:30pm : Comfort break
7.45pm : Q&A and finding out about Bristol permaculture
8.30pm : Event ends
£7 / £5, includes cake and a cuppa
Accessibility info:
Unfortunately the cinema space at the Pickle Factory is upstairs, so is not accessible to anyone unable to manage stairs.
For over 20 years Mike Feingold has been teaching Permaculture to, and learning from, communities around the world including Nepal, India, Palestine, Kenya and beyond. He has also been maintaining Royate Hill Community Orchard and an inspiring permaculture allotment in Bristol for most of that time. He is a founder member of the Bristol Permaculture Group and organiser of the Glastonbury Festival Permaculture demonstration garden. He is passionate about finding new and inventive avenues to redistribute local food 'waste'. Mike is one of the UK ‘s leading activist in sustainable and experimental gardening.
Royate Hill Community Orchard: https://www.facebook.com/royatehill
Bristol Permaculture Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/342741945757745
Permaculture: Growing Vegetables at Glastonbury | Sustainable Stories | BBC EARTH Explore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nygYZy_qNmA
Photo Credits:
- Main image of Mike Feingold : Photo from Royate Hill Community Orchard photographed at the Get Growing Garden Trail 2024 © Rob Ash
- Other image of Mike Feingold : Photo from Royate Hill Community Orchard photographed by Mark Simmons (https://www.shiftbristol.org.uk/mark-simmons)
Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)
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