Friday 31st March, 11 – 2. At Selly oak methodist church. Learn skills to create your own apple trees. Food will be served. Bus pass paid for. Some trees we create on the day will be sold to raise funds for kushinga. Other trees will be planted in public spaces […]
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With the purpose of building community resilience and integration, the Mother Gardens project has developed a scheme this year to work with refugee and migrant groups who grow food, and connect them with local land-based community projects around the city. Kushinga Garden is a key participating project in this scheme. […]
TOMORROW! At the KUSHINGA GARDEN Massage Wellbeing Session– neck, arm and hand massage with Roland Baskerville – http://www.roland-baskerville.co.uk, he has been practising since 2003 and hold a sports massage diploma, personal training diploma & certificate in competence at Bowen therapy. Learn to massage and receive massage, wear light clothing. Please […]
Our day course tomorrow has two spaces come up last minute- contact us if your interested in learning about food hygiene and getting involved in the Kushinga Garden. Saturday 18th February 9.30 – 4.30 Venue: Selly Oak, B29 Learning about how to prepare food safely. Also take the exam and […]
Course 1: Fridays, 6th & 13th January Course 2: Thursdays, 19th & 26th January Course 3: Fridays, 20th & 27th January Course 4: Thursdays, 2nd & 9th February At the Birmingham Bike Foundry, 11am – 4.30pm 1539 Pershore Road, Stirchley, B30 2JH, (Bus 45 or 47) Learn how to […]
We have had funding agreed from the Big Lottery for workshops next year. 16 people will learn how to fix their bike, or bikes will be given to people to fix and use if they don’t have them. (Bikes given for a limited time, they will remain part of the […]
An active and vocal group of us met this month to think about how the year went, and what we plan to do in the future. Thanks to Pat from Elmwood Welcome Project for some lovely photos. Feedback when we first started the garden could be agonizingly positive, people […]
Our open day was a warm reflection of the time and effort spent by our members to prepare for the day. The grass was cut, plants tall and strong, the garden looked fantastic, the gazebo and microphone were set up, music began playing as people arrived. Our usual African […]
In August we had a trip to Ryton Organic Gardens, Coombe Abbey and Mt Kiln Farm Shop. It was a good day with lots of knowledge sharing, new experiences and countryside. We started the trip taking advantage of an invite to Ryton Organic, who we often do skill sharing and […]