SATURDAY
12:00-18:00
FREE

GARDEN

Come help us build a large, multi-sail shade for our garden - essential as London gets hotter and heatwaves more intense. You’ll go away with skills to create your own shades - in parks, on your street, to protect both your neighbours and wildlife.

No need to book but you can see more info and reserve a free space if you like, below.

SATURDAY
12:00-14:30, 15:30-18:00
Free, drop in.

GARDEN

Artist Auda Sakho leads this drop in workshop. Naturally dye the sails for our community shade, and create your own wall hanging.

No need to book but you can see more info and reserve a free spot if you like, below.

SUNDAY
11am-3pm
LOCAL WALKING, GARDEN

£5

This workshop starts with a local guided walk by sustainable restaurant SILO to identify ingredients for foraging. You’ll enjoy a picnic of snacks made with foraged ingrdients, before returning to Collective for a STORE-led session creating a foraging basket from reclaimed materials.

SATURDAY
12:00-18:00
FREE, DROP-IN

GARDEN


Learn how to recycle and reimagine locally collected plastic waste in to beautiful new items. We are exploring the radical idea of community-owned waste that generates an income for local communities.

No need to book!

SUNDAY
12:00-14:30
FREE

GARDEN

Learn the basics for growing your own food, whilst discussing the wider context of food insecurity - and how we can create resilent food networks for our communities.

SATURDAY
12:00 - 14:00, 14:00-16:30
£3

SCHOOL HALL

At this workshop you will learn the basic foundations of fixing electrical items, with a focus on electrical lamps.

SUNDAY
12:00-14:00
Free

GARDEN

Led by Castlehaven, a hands-on workshop exploring how wildflowers, tree pits, and community action can create green corridors that support biodiversity.

SATURDAY
12:00-13:30
£3

SCHOOL HALL

Josephine from OmVed Gardens will guide you through the essentials of fermentation, demystify what’s happening in the jar, and show you how to bring these techniques into your own kitchen with confidence.

SATURDAY
12:00-13:00, 14:00 - 15:00
FREE, BOOK AHEAD

SCHOOL WORKSHOP

Join us for a drama workshop where you will share ideas and perform your own story for the future! Suitable for ages 12 - 18.

SATURDAY & SUNDAY
12:00 - 14:30
FREE

Garden

Transmission Roundhouse live from Camden Inspire! Chat to our youth podcasters about your experience with climate change, your fears and the future vision you are going to work towards. No need to book!

SUNDAY
12:00-14:30
FREE

Garden

An informal poetry group where you will use poetry writing, conversation and creative collaging to express your hopes for the future.

SATURDAY
10:00-11:30
FREE

AUCTION ROOMS

Camden Giving’s Head of Grants will host this morning workshop exploring your climate project ideas, and coach you through how to build a narrative that appeals to funders. This is a group exercise where you will help to develop the ideas of your workshop neighbours, too.

SATURDAY
12.30-14:00
FREE, BOOK AHEAD

AUCTION ROOMS

Featuring people who are already doing the work to bring communities together around climate action. Learn about the impact they are having and get inspired for your own initiatives.

SATURDAY
16:00-17:30
FREE, BOOK AHEAD

AUCTION ROOMS

Leading voices in architecture, activism and law to explore what meaningful progress actually looks like and what it takes to turn ambition into lasting change.

SUNDAY
11:00 - 13:00
FREE

Garden

This workshop explores personal food stories and histories, the origins of everyday food staples and their cultural significance through a radical, anti-colonial lens.

SATURDAY
15:00 - 16:15
FREE

Garden

If London was melting, where would we go? Who would we turn to, and what places would still hold us when the systems we rely on start to buckle under extreme heat? This workshop sits with these questions, bringing together different voices to think through what urban preparedness could mean for London's future

SUNDAY
12:30 - 14:30
FREE

Garden

This workshop is about biocultural diversity, the intersection of nature and culture. participants are invited to explore nature through a lens of cultural diversity, understanding how our past present and futures are intertwined with the nature around us.

SATURDAY
18:00 - LATE
£2 individual, £10 team

AUCTION ROOMS

Put your climate knowledge to the test, enjoy live performances and DJs, and help raise money for environmental projects across Camden!

SUNDAY
13:00 - 14:00
FREE

Auction Rooms

Join us for a talk and workshop exploring if Doughnut Economics holds answers to the challenges facing our city?

SUNDAY
11:00-12:30
SOLD OUT

School Hall

An introduction to Kintsugi, the ancient and mindful art of mending broken china with the golden seal.

SATURDAY
12:00-14:00
£3

School Hall

Learn the traditional Japanese repair stitching craft, using reclaimed or recyled materials. Bring your own garment or use those provided.

SATURDAY
15:00-17:00
FREE

Garden

A workshop for children aged 8+, exploring climate change with positive conversations around nature and creativity. The kids will create their own cyanotype prInt with natural materials.

SATURDAY
14:30-17:30
SOLD OUT

School Hall

Learn the traditional art of kantha blanket-making, its history and conemporary possibilities. Using reclaimed materials, you will make a small textile piece and learn the techniques to make your own larger blanket that tells your story.

SATURDAY
12:00-14:300
£3

School Hall

You’ll create your own notebook with a simple book binding stitch, decorated with sweet wrappers and paper offcuts. Feel free to bring your own materials to bring your book to life in your unique way.

SATURDAY
15:00 - 17:00
FREE

School Hall

Nurture your inner gardener and storyteller in this hands-on, creative two-hour workshop with The Gardening Drawing Club with Poetic Pastel Press founder Johanna Tagada Hoffbeck.

SATURDAY
13:00 - 16:00
FREE

GARDEN

Join local Camden Pottery studio Rochester Square to make your own seed bomb from reclaimed clay.

SUNDAY
11:00 - 13:00
FREE

School Hall

Learn how to make rolled beads from a variety of different papers including recycled magazines, leaflets and wrapping paper.  Then, transform your beads into a bracelet, necklace or earrings.