The Kite Nature Project: Monthly Gathering

Together we’ll build friendships and develop our ecosystem thinking skills. Come and get your hands in the soil!
About this Event

Once a heritage market garden that fed Cambridge, the Kite Nature Project at Brandon Court is now being nurtured by residents and Together Culture as a shared permaculture space.

Here we’re learning to see ourselves as part of nature, practising ecosystem-thinking, and building community power step by step, with neighbours invited into activities all year round. Come explore!

What to expect in these monthly sessions

Each month you can expect a mix of simple, accessible gardening tasks (no experience needed), and conversation. We'll discuss ecosystem thinking, what it means to be a good neighbour, and permaculture principles - and how each of these concepts relate to our own lives.

Come and get your hands in the soil and spend an afternoon nurturing something that isn't yours alone.

About the Kite Nature Project

This is a place for us to:

• Explore what it means to be a neighbour
• Connect to place by learning about the people who built the Kite
• Develop our own nature-related identities
• Shift our mindset to ecosystem-thinking
• Explore cultural change as the bedrock of building new systems
• Build new revenue streams that show how community wealth can g
• Build community power, step by step.

You can find out more about the Kite neighbourhood here, with our Kite Navigator podcast.

Tickets

Together Culture Members: Tickets included in membership

Public: Tickets available at Pay What You Can rate

• Community: £15
• Sustainer: £25
• Supporter: £40

Location

These events take place at the Kite Nature Project at Brandon Court on Prospect Row in Cambridge. On arrival, please go to the front door of Brandon Court residential home and call 07805678837. Once inside the building, you will be asked to sign in as a visitor. Please ensure you sign in and out upon every visit.

About Together Culture

We’re changemaking specialists on a mission to enable a collaborative cultural change that reshapes our economy. Visit www.togetherculture.com to learn more.