Crafting 50 Years Together: Sat 11 July  at Windmill Hill City Farm

A event on Saturday 11th July. The event starts at 10:00.


Together we'll create nature-inspired decorations for Windmill Hill City Farm's upcoming 50th anniversary celebrations; its golden harvest. 

We'll have a range of family-friendly decoration-making activities on offer: things like colourful flower-making from waste plastic bottles, scrap fabric fruit and veg bunting, and scrappy pompoms.

We’ll provide all the tools, materials and guidance to help you with your creations. You’re welcome to take one or two home, but we’d love to keep as many as possible to use for decorating the farm for its 50th Anniversary Fayre taking place on Saturday 12 September.

We will adorn the farm with our community-created decorations to add to the celebratory atmosphere, and draw people in from outside. 

How it works:

The volunteer-led craft sessions start at 10:00, 11:00, 13:00 and 14:00 in the Training Room at the farm. All ages are welcome. We ask adults to supervise their children at all times.

If you have your own old plastic bottles and/or fabric and yarn scraps to use or share with others, please bring them along - the more the merrier.

The room has step-free access, unisex toilets and baby change.  

Tickets work on a pay-what-you-can donation basis, with all proceeds going towards the Windmill Hill City Farm's Our Golden Harvest Appeal. If you’re able to, we suggest donating £5–10 to cover the materials and contribute to the farm’s goal to raise £50,000.

You can either book a ticket in advance (our preference!), or make a donation on the day.



Entry requirements: no age restrictions

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