Saturday June 6th – Plant & Food Fair at the Steiner Academy Hereford. The Steiner Academy in Hereford are organising a Root to Fruit festival on Saturday 6th June which will celebrate gardening, horticulture, and traditional crafts with carefully selected stalls, talks and activities set in the school’s beautiful grounds. Entry and parking are both free, so they are anticipating an excellent turnout. Plants – talks – lunch – live music – artisan market – local food produce – children’s activities – cake – coffee – ice cream Put the date on your calendar! They are currently inviting local growers, artisans and speakers to
Ross on Wye Blossom Day On Saturday 9th May, Broome Farm in Ross on Wye will be holding their annual Blossom Day Spring Garden Show The Spring Garden Show at Three Counties Showground, which started yesterday, runs until Sunday 10th May. More details here. Ludlow Spring Festival Ludlow Spring Festival started today and runs until Sunday 10th May. Follow this link for more details.
Food! The Musical is a new project from Footloose Community Arts. It is an interactive piece exploring the nature of food in the 21st century – what we eat and why, and the impact of a profit-driven, global food production system on all forms of life as well as human society. It aims to provoke discussion and action as well as entertain. Humour, catchy tunes and dance are used to map out alternatives to a destructive, corporate-driven globalised food system. We can work with and for the earth and its ecosystems and eat well. We invite participation: joining in with
The Wye Valley River Festival is back! Along with the spring the river festival will bring Magic, Merriment and a little Mayhem to Monmouth on Saturday 2nd of May. Gather at 11am at St Mary’s Priory Church churchyard for a vibrant much-loved procession, winding down Monmouth High Street from 11:30am, bringing colour, imagination and Spring spirit through the town. Expect spectacle, music and surprises as artists, locals and community groups come together. The parade arrives at Drybridge Park (opposite Bridges Community Centre) for a full day of entertainment from 12 noon – 5.00pm with shows, workshops, song,
Blossomtime in Aylton and Putley This annual springtime opportunity to enjoy the local orchards is taking place around Putley and Aylton on Sunday 3rd and Monday 4th May. Blossomtime 2026 sees community organisers, the Big Apple Association, bringing together three venues linked by a tractor and trailer service and each offering a collection of different experiences. At welcome hub Putley Parish Hall, visitors can park, buy their entrance ticket (£5 for adults, children under 16 free, valid for one day at all three venues), find refreshments and start guided walks around the orchards. Amongst activities at Birchley, home of Skittery Apple Juice and
Everyone is welcome at the Ross Community Garden Open Day on Sunday 4th May 11:00am – 1:30pm. Come along to meet staff and volunteers, explore the garden and enjoy a relaxed community day out. There will be live music, willow crafts, garden tours, a nature trail, refreshments, cake stall and plant sales. If the sun is shining, bring a picnic and enjoy this beautiful green space. The event is free, family‑friendly and open to all. For more information, visit the Talk Community Directory.
Last November, ten of the UK’s leading experts briefed an invited audience of over 1,200 politicians and leaders from business, culture, faith, sport and the media to set out the implications of climate and nature breakdown for health, food systems, national security and the economy. Screenings of the 45 minute film made of the briefing are taking place around the country to bring constituents, civic leaders and MPs together to hear the evidence – and consider what an emergency response should look like. Locally there are screenings
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Click here for details of a workshop on ‘Farming Smart’ from Rural Hub Herefordshire on Tuesday 21st April 11.00am – 3.00pm
A date for your diary: Thurs 30th April 7.30pm at Skenfrith Village Hall Last November, ten of the UK’s leading experts briefed an invited audience of over 1,200 politicians and leaders from business, culture, faith, sport and the media to set out the implications of climate and nature breakdown for health, food systems, national security and the economy. This is a screening of the 45 minute film
Due to circumstances, the Herefordshire Food Alliance, a GOLD member of HGN, collaboration with Wiggly Wigglers at Lower Blakemere Farm to organise a Composting Workshop on 30th May has been POSTPONED. Click on the link to read more. For more news from HFA, click here You can sign up to receive news direct from HFA into your inbox here
