Biodynamic Gardening: FREE! Sustainable Living Workshop

Hamish Mackay is a local biodynamics practitioner and presents a workshop to share the joys of gardening in tune with nature.

*tickets on sale 14th May*

For Hamish, biodynamics is an enjoyable and cost effective way to produce high quality food and fibre suitable for human health and well-being as well as a way to address our carbon and climate challenges and generate confidence in the future. 

This workshop will present some of the basics of biodynamic gardening, and biodynamic preparations, in particular cow horn manure 500.

Please join us for this practical and beautiful presentation at the magnificent Coffs Community Garden.

This workshop is delivered by Living Lightly, the Sustainable Living program of Coffs Harbour City Council in collaboration with Coffs Community Garden. 

What to bring:

All our workshops are are held out of doors in a natural environment so please ensure you wear appropriate clothing, shoes & hat. Help up to keep this event low waste and BYO reusable water bottle.

*Important* COVID-19 Booking Details:

1. All our workshops are held out of doors and are strictly limited numbers. Please register tickets for all attendees including children.

2. Please remember to adhere to COVID19 regulations and physical distancing when partaking in a Living Lightly activity. If you do register for a ticket and are not feeling well on the day of the workshop, please consider your community by informing our Coordinator and by not attending.

3. If you have visited any COVID-19 hotspots in the previous 14 days or have had contact with anyone who is from a hotspot location, we kindly ask that you attend one of our workshop at a later date or view our online content.

4. When attending our workshop, your Community Garden host will provide hand sanitiser and will ensure social distancing measures are being followed.

Accessibility: Street Parking :Unpaved pathways: Water refill station

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