• No Mow May

    Plantlife's annual campaign to help nature on your doorstep starts on 1st May. No Mow May is one of the easiest ways to help the environment on your doorstep. Read more and sign up to take part here.

  • Hay Festival

    Hay Festival runs from Thursday 21st - Sunday 31st May with an extensive programme of talks, walks and activities. Talks address topics including climate change; the ethics of protest movements; current political issues. There are events celebrating local food and the Slow Food Movement. Themed organised walks take place in Bannau Brycheiniog NP and the countryside surrounding Hay. Click on...

  • Applewood Permaculture PEACE Deep Dive – Peace Empowerment And Cultural Emergence 2026

    Applewood Permaculture, a GOLD member of HGN, run in-person and online courses throughout the year. This module of the Cultural Emergence toolkit gives us the opportunity to deeply connect with ourselves, each other and the more than human world. It is an experiential journey to finding peace and empowerment within ourselves. See their website for more details.  

  • The Plastic Free Gathering

    The Plastic Free Gathering, an organisation concerned about the impact of single-use plastic and plastic pollution, are organising their second annual Gathering / conference on at Watershed, Bristol (and online) to bring together everyone concerned about this issue, so as to drive forward ambitious action on plastic. The event will showcase ground breaking ideas and solutions with a programme full of discussions...

  • Root to Fruit Festival – Steiner Academy Hereford

    Plant & Food Fair at the Steiner Academy Hereford. The Steiner Academy in Hereford are organising a Root to Fruit festival 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...

  • Ledbury Community Day

    Ledbury Community Day - a chance to find out about the activities of groups and societies in Ledbury.

  • Hellens Produce Market

    Hellens Manor, Much Marcle A regular Produce Market taking place on the first Saturday of each month. Visit Hellens' Produce Market page for more information, including which stall holders will be visiting.

  • Growing Local Community Day

    Growing Local (a GOLD member of HGN) are holding a number of Community Days. This is a chance to tour the farm, get involved and cook and enjoy a simple lunch. Go along and meet their growers, explore the farm, and lend a hand with tasks big and small! Children’s activities with the Ed Team – thanks to George’s Fund...

  • Bee Talk – Stoke Prior Village Hall

    Stoke Prior Village Hall is hosting a bee talk by popular bee keeper Paul Cooper who keeps his hives on a sustainably managed 4 acre meadow. Book here Refreshments provided.