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Green Drinks

The Tiger***, Barrack Street

Thursday 17 May from 8pm

Everyone welcome.


Join us for informal discussion on anything relevant to the cause - you can find out more, get involved, or just enjoy a drink and a chat. Hope to see you there.

***In February The Tiger won an award - The CAMRA West Dorset Town Pub of the Year 2012. Come and find out why - we only invite you to the best places!
Bridport Community Orchard
(not a TTB event)

FREE - Spring gardening workshops at the Community Allotment
Dates and times - see below

We invite you to attend any of this series of workshops presented by Carolyn Brightwater on the Community Allotment.

We welcome all gardeners and newcomers to the Allotment.
Tools will be provided and there will be refreshments.

Thanks to generous funding from POPP these workshops are FREE and open to all.


Places are limited so please book with Carolyn
on 01308 425455 or carolyn@brightwater.org.uk

There will be a further six workshops following on from these.
They are all held on a Thursday at 2pm.

PROGRAMME
19 April - Art Workshop -
Design and create a banner for use by the Gardening Club at events.
Use vegetable prints on fabric.
26 April - Seed sowing workshop Part One - Learn when and how to sow.
3 May - Seed sowing workshop Part Two - More on when and how to sow.
10 May - Pricking out - Transplanting seedlings - learn when and how to do it.
17 May - Growing vegetables in a hot-bed - Understand how a hot-bed works and how they were used historically. Learn how to make a hot-bed and what to plant in it.
24 May - Making the most of your growing space - L earn how to best use your plot to get the best harvest - maximise growing space by using layering and vertical space.

The Community Orchard is in South Street, Bridport behind St Mary’s Church.

www.bridportcommunityorchard.org.uk


Lottery Bid - public drop-in session

(not a TTB event)

Bridport Town Hall , Thursday 24 May, 2-7pm

Bridport and Dorchester communities are to be asked how a lottery grant could help them tackle climate change. Do you have ideas for how the community could deal with the potential impact of climate change? Two public drop-in sessions are being held, in Dorchester and Bridport, where community groups and residents will have a chance to help shape a lottery-funded project. Drop in any time with your ideas on how to spend party of a £10 million fund for communities living sustainably.

Bridport and Dorchester together have reached the second stage of the bid, and TTB has contributed ideas to two sections, on energy reduction and local food.
Click here for full details on their flyer.

Food Group Meeting

Beach and Barnicott, South St

Next meeting date Friday 25 May 11.00 - please note new time.

Follow this link for details of foraging theme

 


 

2 - 4 June, Powerstock Common and Bridport Arts Centre

(not a TTB event)

An Art project in support of a Sustrans proposal for a new right of way from Maiden Newton to Bridport. Wild camping, Art, Performance, Film, Treewise activities for children, party, brunch and discussion - Full details on the leaflet.




Bridport Food Festival

(not a TTB event)

Around town all week and on Asker Meadow (16th)

10-17 June, various times, see posters and leaflets around town.

We are particularly interested in three events:
  1. On Friday 15 June some of us will be attending a conference at Bridport Town Hall "Developing a Sustainable Food System in West Dorset", organised by Wessex Community Assets. For further information follow this link. Tim Crabtree has been working on local food links for many years - follow this link for a video of a talk he gave at Shumacher College.
  2. Our stall on Saturday 16 June. See the food page for more information
  3. The Big Picnic - see below.

Bridport's Big Picnic

Asker Meadow - Festival marquee if wet (or too sunny!)
Sunday 17 June, from 12 noon

To round off the amazing Bridport Food Festival week and the fantastic show day on this site, come and re-visit Asker Meadow and join us for Bridport's Big Picnic.

There will be no food to purchase - you will have had plenty of opportunity the previous day at the Festival itself. We are asking you to bring your own picnic, stuffed full with wonderful local food and drink plus whatever else you need to be comfortable in the field.

It will be a ZERO WASTE event - ie please take your waste away for re-use, recycling or disposal. As previous occasions have shown, you are brilliant at this. This year we have the use of the Food Festival's marquee, so you can enjoy shade or shelter, whichever is necessary.

We are planning displays, games and a few surprises to enhance the day. See you there.


 



 


 



 
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