Join us for a volunteer working bee to build, dig, plant, weed, and spread mulch. We'll provide the tools, materials, and instructions.
All welcome!
Crop Swap gatherings are for everyone who is happy to share.
Just bring your garden's and kitchen's surplus, turn up in time (or even a little earlier to help with the set up), display your treasures nicely, admire your fellow crop swappers goodies, mix and mingle,
share your best jam recipe and enjoy the presence of people who find joy in the moneyless exchange of abundance.
Once everyone is officially welcomed and the sharing is opened you are invited to mindfully take what you are interested in. Everything is there to go to a new home.
Take your time and keep other's in mind, the slower ones, the children, the elders, so that everyone has the chance to fill their baskets.
After this please help with the clean up, get home safely and tell everyone, how awesome it was.
Next time, bring a friend
Island Bay Seeds to Feeds have a wonderful stall planned for the festival, alongside Kaibosh, the Community Orchard and more! A fantastic day for the whole family!
A fun, family-friendly event celebrating growing kai together.
Bring seeds or seedlings to share, or just come along. There’ll be plenty to go around, plus seed-sowing for tamariki. Seeds to Feeds will be there for kōrero and connection around home-grown veggies. All welcome. Noexperience needed.
COME AND SHARE THE ABUNDANCE FROM YOUR GARDEN AT THE ISLAND BAY CROP SWAP! ITS VALENTINES DAY, SO LET'S SUPPORT EVERYONE TO CELEBRATE BY BRINGING - FLOWERS, STRAWBERRIES OR THE BAKING YOU WOOED YOUR PARTNER/FRIENDS WITH!
EVERYONE AND ALL CONTRIBUTIONS WELCOME
DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO SHARE? COME ALONG ANYWAY.
GATHER AT THE ISLAND BAY COMMUNITY CENTRE AT 12.30 FOR CAKE & A CUPPA, SHARING BEGINS FROM 1PM.
Taputeranga Island Bay, Community Centre, 137 The Parade
Come and join our friendly local food celebration in our lovely old local Community Hall. The meal will include locally grown and foraged ingredients as well as some from not far away. We have another delicious vegetarian menu with plant based and gluten free options, created by Leone and the Seeds-to-Feeds helpers, including:
Mushroom tortellini, ratatouille, quinoa salad, foraged salad and ciabatta and rye bread;
Fruit and nut-based cakes and desserts;
Drinks from the wild South Coast.
We can’t wait to share beautiful kai from our ngāhere and local mārakai with you!
Please sign up soon so that we have a good idea of numbers leading up to the event. Bookings are koha based, with a recommended $20 for an adult and $10 for a child if you can afford it. Otherwise you can just pay what you can afford, or if you can't afford anything we don't mind, we'd love to see you anyway!
Book here: https://events.humanitix.com/haewai-summer-celebration-dinner
Houghton Valley Community Hall
80 Houghton Bay Road
Local Food Week is a collaboration between Seeds to Feeds and Wellington City Council. Together, we showcase food producers, spaces and initiatives that bring vitality to the city’s local food scene.
This year, Local Food Week was 1–9 March. Highlights included three Kākano Seed Library pop-ups at the Bond St container, a working bee and super-local lunch at Kaicycle Urban Farm, Haewai Houghton Valley’s Harvest Dinner, and a Seaweed Supper Club at Everybody Eats.
You don’t need to wait for 2026 to participate in Wellington’s vibrant and diverse local food communities – there’s opportunities to come together around kai all year.
Community Gardens
Community Gardens are the hidden gems of our city. From lush pocket gardens to rambling urban oases, they’re all are great places to connect with others and learn about growing local kai.
Community gardens in Wellington
Kaicycle Urban Farm
Kaicycle Urban Farm grow kai for community donation and sale. They have regular volunteer sessions, koha workshops, and events, including Community Open Days.
Crop Swap Wellington
Crop Swap Wellington brings together backyard gardeners, home bakers and food foragers each month to swap and share an abundance of quality local food.
Kākano Seed Libraries
Kākano Seed Libraries are a Wellington City Libraries initiative, encouraging beginners into backyard growing by providing small quantities of free seeds. Gardeners are invited to donate harvested or excess seeds to the seed library.
Garden to Table
Garden to Table empower tamariki in schools to grow, harvest, prepare and share fresh, seasonal and affordable kai. Find out about volunteering at the Garden to Table website or contact olivia@gardentotable.org.nz
Community Centres
Many of the city’s Community Centres host weekly community meals and pātaka kai or community pantries.
Kaibosh
Kaibosh is a food rescue charity linking the food industry with community groups to get quality surplus food to those who need it. Find out about volunteer vacancies on the Kaibosh website.
Everybody Eats
Everybody Eats is a pay-as-you-feel community dining experience, preventing food waste and building community connections. Delicious dinners are prepared by chefs and volunteers from quality surplus food.
Visit the Everybody Eats website
Ekta
Ekta volunteers come from a diverse range of faiths, cultures, and nationalities. They distribute groceries and hot meals throughout the week, and organise events to build knowledge, increase skills, and celebrate heritage and culture.
Community Fruit Wellington
Community Fruit Wellington rescue excess backyard fruit, redistributing it through Kaibosh Food Rescue and local food banks. Share excess fruit, or volunteer to pick fruit and make preserves. See the Community Fruit Wellington Facebook page or email wellypickfruit@gmail.com.
If your group or organisation would like to be part of the programme for LFW26, planning starts in October 2025. Please email us to let us know you’re interested.
Connected Communities
Email: communitysupport@wcc.govt.nz
Phone: 04 499 4444
Join us for a volunteer working bee to build, dig, plant, weed, and spread mulch. We'll provide the tools, materials, and instructions.
All welcome!
Come join us for a fun, hands on Pickling workshop as we celebrate and preserve this years garden bounty!
We’ll be working together to make delicious preserves ahead of our Community Pot Luck event, and there will be plenty to take home too.
Weather you’re a seasoned preserver or brand new to pickling, this is a great chance to learn, share skills and connect with the other passionate people growing, cooking and sharing Kai in the neighbourhood.
🌱Bring along anything you’d like to contribute from your own garden
🌻learn pickling and preserving skills and share your own knowledge
🌿meet amazing growers and food lovers in our community
All welcome, we’d love to grow our community
Sunday 1st March, 11am
Island Bay Community Centre
Join us for a hands-on, heart-led Cheeky Chutney & Relish Bash — a time to roll up our sleeves, chop, stir, laugh, and share the simple joy of making something together.
This is about more than jars and recipes; it’s about connection, passing on knowledge, and creating kai with care.
Come as you are, bring your curiosity, and leave with a jar of either cheeky chutney or homemade relish.
Koha:
All cash koha will go towards purchasing a freezer for the community centre.
What to bring:
2 medium-sized jars
An apron (a limited number will be available to borrow)
Optional: Vegetables from your garden or a neighbour’s
Bookings: Please book your spot by email or phone.
Contact:
Irihāpeti Hokianga Te Aho
Community Activator
Miramar & Maupuia Community Centre
iri@mmcc.org.nz
You are invited to celebrate with one of Wellington’s most exciting, diverse, and vibrant communities. Discover the unique Newtown community at Newtown Festival – Sunday 2nd March 2025. Free to all – a family-oriented public celebration in the heart of Newtown – this is Newtown’s community party to which all of Wellington is invited.
Community Open Day at Kaicycle!
Come along for as much or as little of the day as you would like.
9.30am - 12.30pm COMMUNITY WORKING BEE - Registrations required
Many hands make light work - come and get your hands in the māra - with a bunch of us we'll be able to get a good chunk of mahi done! Register at community@kaicycle.org.nz
COMMUNITY CHUTNEY - Bring along a vegetable to add to the Community Pot. We’ll forage from the mara and together we’ll make a big pot of delicious chutney.
12:30PM - 1pm, KAI BREAK
Potluck shared kai, coffee, tea, and cake.
1:30pm - 3pm KOHA WORKSHOP: Seed Saving - KOHA - Registrations required - email community@kaicycle.org.nz to sign up.
Join us for this introductory workshop on seed saving. Seed saving is an ancient practice and an essential tool in creating a circular and resilient food system and enabling kai sovereignty. It also allows us to select for seed that will thrive in our micro-climates, strengthening crops year by year. We'll wānanga about the importance of saving seed, understanding the whakapapa of seeds and plant reproduction, and what you need to know to start saving seed yourself. We'll put our learnings into practice at the farm, saving and processing seed from our summer crops. We will have an area for swapping seed, so please bring along any saved seed you would like to swap.
Crop Swap gatherings are for everyone who is happy to share.
Just bring your garden's and kitchen's surplus, turn up in time (or even a little earlier to help with the set up), display your treasures nicely, admire your fellow crop swappers goodies, mix and mingle,
share your best jam recipe and enjoy the presence of people who find joy in the moneyless exchange of abundance.
Once everyone is officially welcomed and the sharing is opened you are invited to mindfully take what you are interested in. Everything is there to go to a new home.
Take your time and keep other's in mind, the slower ones, the children, the elders, so that everyone has the chance to fill their baskets.
After this please help with the clean up, get home safely and tell everyone, how awesome it was.
Next time, bring a friend
Join us for a delicious Mediterranean Feast Potluck as we come together to celebrate amazing food grown in Island Bay!
This is a warm and welcoming community gathering where we’ll share Kai, meet neighbours and honour the growers, gardeners and food lovers who make this suburb so special
🌿bring a plate- and if it includes something from your own garden, even better!
🍅 celebrate our local homegrown produce
💚 connect with other locals who care about food, sustainability and community
🌱share ideas for how we can grow and strengthen our food community in Island Bay
✨ celebrate food sovereignty and the empowering act of growing and sharing Kai
We have so many wonderful people growing local food, let’s celebrate abundance together.
Seeds to feeds will be providing some Kai including some of the delicious creations from our IB pickle party but additional contributions will be welcome.
Bring your whānau, share a dish, exchange knowledge and help shape the future of food resilience in Island Bay
Well shortly make tickets available so we know who’s coming but as always, this will be a koha event and everyone is welcome
Come and join us for our 7th annual Newtown Community Meal, hosted at Newtown School, a celebration of the incredible diversity, creativity, and collaboration that makes our suburb so special.
This is a shared meal that truly reflects Newtown, featuring food that has been grown, sourced, foraged, and prepared right here in our community. Together we’ll enjoy an abundance of amazing kai, including homemade dumplings, locally foraged preserves, and bountiful salads made from locally grown produce.
This event is about celebrating the very best of our suburb, our people, our cultures, and the food that brings us together. Everyone is welcome, so please bring your whānau, friends, and neighbours.
Doors will open at 3pm with music, snacks and time to connect with your neighbours. The main meal will be served at 4.30pm
As always, this is a koha-based event. You’re invited to contribute what you can, but most importantly, we’d love to see you there and share a meal together.
We can’t wait to celebrate Newtown with you
Book here: https://events.humanitix.com/a-taste-of-newtown-kai-celebration
Learn & Create: Discover how to create new plants from your seeds and make your own seed packets.
Seed and Seedling Share: Bring your extra seeds to swap, or just come and pick up some new ones - we have plenty!
Bond Street Community Container
All welcome
Come and help us celebrate the Summer Solstice with a plant & seed swap, followed by a short intention ritual and shared kai!
Coffee (generously provided by Peoples Coffee) from 10.30am, swap from 11, ritual and food from 11.45.
Held at the gorgeous Kaicycle Urban Farm on Hospital Rd in Newtown. Come along and check out the beautiful mara!
Bring your seeds, plants, cuttings, harvest, pickles, ferments, baking, general garden-related stuff, or just yourself! We'd love to see you. And bring a small plate of kai to share if you're able.
This event is brought to you by Crop Swap Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Seeds to Feeds, Te Toi Mahana, and Wellington Timebank.
Our last Swap at Mirimar was such a great success, let’s do it again!
Seed and seedling swaps are an awesome opportunity for gardeners of all skill levels to collaborate and share what they might have an abundance of.
It's a great way to save money on buying new seedlings, an opportunity to learn from others, and can lead to new varietals in your māra.
Bring something to share if you can, but if not, come as you are – we'll have plenty for everyone!
Join us for a volunteer working bee to build, dig, plant, weed, and spread mulch. We'll provide the tools, materials, and instructions.
All welcome!
For those who want to go further: a longer, more immersive foraging experience exploring lesser-travelled tracks. We’ll harvest a shared wild salad and enjoy a light lunch in THE ALICE KREB LODGE.
Requires moderate fitness · Good shoes essential
Less accessible terrain—bush paths, uneven ground.
TO BOOK EMAIL EL@SEEDSTOFEEDS.NZ
Crop Swap gatherings are for everyone who is happy to share.
Just bring your garden's and kitchen's surplus, turn up in time (or even a little earlier to help with the set up), display your treasures nicely, admire your fellow crop swappers goodies, mix and mingle,
share your best jam recipe and enjoy the presence of people who find joy in the moneyless exchange of abundance.
Once everyone is officially welcomed and the sharing is opened you are invited to mindfully take what you are interested in. Everything is there to go to a new home.
Take your time and keep other's in mind, the slower ones, the children, the elders, so that everyone has the chance to fill their baskets.
After this please help with the clean up, get home safely and tell everyone, how awesome it was.
Next time, bring a friend
A gentle, accessible introduction to local edible plants. We’ll stroll easy paths, learn to identify common wild foods, and finish with a shared morning tea at the Community Centre.
All ages welcome · Suitable for beginners
What to bring: comfy shoes, water bottle, TOTE BAG
to book email el@seedstofeeds.nz
Seed and Seedling Share: Bring your extra seeds and seedlings to swap, or just come and pick up some new ones - we have plenty!
Learn & Create: Discover how to create new plants from your seeds and make your own seed packets.
All welcome!
Haewai Houghton Valley is kicking off this year’s Seeds-to-Feeds local food festival with a lunch that celebrates the fresh kai that is springing up wild in our gardens and on the hillsides. Come and enjoy a delicious vegetarian meal (vegan and gluten free available too).
The menu includes soup, bread and spreads, foraged salad, vegetable savouries, cakes and tea and coffee.
Tickets are $15 plus a small booking fee. The first $5 will go towards the wonderful work that the Seeds-to-Feeds team continues to do for us. The $10 plus any more you wish to donate on top of that will go towards Haewai Houghton Valley community projects.
We're starting a new group dedicated to building a kai secure Island Bay, and we'd love for you to be a part of it!
When: Saturday, 18th October, 10 am - 2 pm
Where: Seed to Sea, 38 The Parade, Island Bay
What to expect:
Seed and Seedling Share: Bring your extra seeds and seedlings to swap, or just come and pick up some new ones - we have plenty!
Learn & Create: Discover how to create new plants from your seeds and make your own seed packets.
Delicious Treats: Enjoy coffee, fresh herbal tea, and tasty treats.
Garden Open Day: Explore the beautiful garden at Seed to Sea and meet the chooks!
Share Your Ideas: We want to hear your thoughts on how we can create a kai secure Island Bay.
Seed and seedling swaps are an awesome opportunity for gardeners of all skill levels to collaborate and share what they might have an abundance of.
It's a great way to save money on buying new seedlings, an opportunity to learn from others, and can lead to new varietals in your māra.
Bring something to share if you can, but if not, come as you are – we'll have plenty for everyone!
ALL WELCOME to join a community SPRING CELEBRATION!
Join us for a morning of spring goodness, a community-led crop swap, some kids spring activities, potluck lunch - bring some kai to share!
Community Rooms, 263 Rintoul St, Berhampore, Wellington
Saturday 18th October
10:30am Join us for tea & coffee - this is when garden/items on table
11am Crop Swap starts
Followed by a shared potluck lunch - bring some kai to share!
Celebrating Spring with Crop Swap Te Whanganui a Tara and Wellington supported by our friends at Peoples, Te Toi Mahana & Seeds to Feeds.
Join Rebecca, Nutritionist and nature lover for a wander along the seashore to learn about Seaweeds on Saturday 11th of October at Breaker Bay. Focusing on delicious and nutritious edible seaweeds commonly found in the area.
You’ll leave this workshop eager and able to forage for your own seaweed and know what to do with it.
Outcomes
Be able to identify a variety of edible seaweed species
Learn the different ways to introduce it into your diet
Understand the basic principles of foraging
Learn ideas and recipes for maximising flavour and nutrition
What you’ll need on the day
Sun protection
Reef shoes or something suitable for wading in rocky pool
A bag or basket for collecting seaweed – something that drains well
A knife or sccissors to cut away the seaweed
It’s time to prepare for the spring and summer ahead. Join us for a meal of celebration and of planning.
We’ll share a delicious celebration meal, made with fresh, locally sourced produce, showcasing dishes that we hope will inspire menus for future harvest Celebrations.
We’ll gather together at 6 pm and spend some time getting connected and inspired.
Dinner will be served at 6.50 pm
After dinner, we will see if we can draw up some ideas, brainstorm resources and garden plans and then look at what your Harvest Festival event might be in March.
We will finish with cake (our favourite) and information on what the next steps will be.
If you are still not sure what Seeds to Feeds is all about, come join us. This is a great way to find out what will be happening in your area and how you can be involved.
RSVP’s essential so we know who we are cooking for x
WHEN: Thursday 2nd October, 6pm
WHERE: Everybody Eats, 60 Dixon St, Te Aro, Wellington
Craving a Sunday feast that warms your heart and your belly?
Join us at everyone's favourite local The Spring And Fern Petone for a mouthwatering Sunday Roast.
Seeds to Feeds are taking over the kitchen! Fundraising for their 2024/25 season supporting community building food initiatives around Poneke.
Expect all the classic roasty goodness - tender, **juicy meats, crispy roast potatoes, fluffy Yorkshire puddings, seasonal veggies, all the classic trimmings and even dessert.
Book your spot now and savour the delicious taste of giving back.
Tickets are limited
**delish vegetarian kai will be available too
POSTPONED
Join us in celebrating our first year of being a community garden!
As part of the Seeds to Feeds March Harvest Festival we invite you to join us for a midday picnic at the Kelburn Community Garden. Though we will be providing some delicious items for the kai table, we invite you to bring a plate to share, think local, think celebration kai or best of all, something homegrown!
We are also thrilled to have students from the New Zealand School of Music come and play for us.
It has been a year of hard mahi to get the garden to where it is, not to mention the hours of mahi that went into the planning, application forms and gathering resources prior too. We are so excited to be able to celebrate this milestone with you all.
Please register so we know how many guests we can expect, any koha you give will go towards further resources for the garden
After overwhelmingly positive feedback and a heck of a good time, in 2023, Te Aro Eats: Uniting Kai Communities is back for its second year at CubaDupa!
Te Aro Eats is a collaborative and interactive dining experience where you are invited to connect with fellow diners, volunteer in the meal mahi, and take time to enjoy the delicious kai that has been created to show what is possible when we mahi together.
Brought to life by the volunteers and staff at Seeds to Feeds, Everybody Eats, The Free Store, Wellington Timebank, Kaibosh Food Rescue, and with the support of Kaicycle, BGI (Wellington Boys and Girls Institute), Neighbours Aotearoa, Commonsense Organics and Wellington City Council.
Saturday: 12 pm - 2 pm | 4 pm - 6 pm
Sunday: 12 pm - 2 pm
Each session open to all
This meal is designed to showcase how our community-focused organisations operate and welcome volunteers. This will be inclusive (easily catering to vegetarians, vegans, gluten intolerances, and allergies), and created to share the story of our kai and our people.
Admission is by koha, either monetary or with time or resources towards the mahi.
While dining you will be encouraged to meet the guests dining with you, to connect and share stories. We will have activities that create moments of fun, excitement and conversation.
We can not wait to welcome you into this special space and share some delicious community kai with you.
More than a hangi feast, it's a fusion of tradition, taste, and togetherness. Delight your taste buds with succulent meats and delectable local-grown veggies; every morsel a celebration of culture.
Join us on March 23, 2024, for a Kono Kuisine Karnival. A dedicated event for supporting local groups. It will feature a delectable hangi feast at its heart. Savour authentic Māori flavours with infused new dishes, symbolising our rich cultural heritage. Come together for a day of great food, culture, and community spirit, all for a wonderful cause!
Day: March 23 Saturday
Time: 11:00 am – 1:30 pm
Location: 27 Chelsea Street, Miramar, Wellington 6022
"Hāre Whakamua" is a phrase in Māori, the language of the indigenous people of New Zealand, which translates to "Move Forward" in English. The concept of Hāere Whakamua is deeply rooted in fostering positive change and progress within the local community. This initiative focuses on nurturing the seeds of change, encouraging growth, and cultivating a sense of unity among community members.
Please note the limited pre-booked hangi please make sure to book your spot.
Kono Meat or Veg hangi and dessert, we recommended a Koha of at $20
BYO plate or bowl for us to fill is encouraged.
Come and connect with our community at our nourishing event showcasing locally sourced, grown, and prepared food.
This is Newtown’s FIFTH year participating in Seeds to Feeds and every year we have evolved into something new. This year we are so excited to be sharing a menu that represents so many cultures present in our Newtown Community.
We’ll be hosting an early evening whānau-focused “picnic” at Newtown School.
Come and share in a gorgeous menu of locally made dumplings, fresh dips, breads and salads. We are excited to be supported this year by Wellington TimeBank, Berhampore Island Bay Orchard, Commonsense Organics, Contemporanae, Goods Cafe (Thorndon).
It’s BYO plate, cutlery, and cups - though we will have some on hand for those who are unable to bring their own.
We can't wait to share this magic afternoon with you, it's fun for the whole whānau!
This is Mt Vic's 4th year of Seeds to Feeds and we are ready to sit down and enjoy some delicious local kai you!
We will be harvesting a bountiful crop from the community gardens and we are very lucky to have our wonderful chef Amber Sturtz of Taco Addicts cooking up a delicious dinner for us all to enjoy.
For those who have joined us in the past, you know how special and wonderful these community meals are!
This is all about delicious local food, grown, prepared and eaten locally.
Join us at the bottom of the garden, to share laughs, stories and good kai!
*Numbers are limited
HAEWAI LOCAL FOOD FESTIVAL – dinner to fund our food forest
Sat 2 Mar 2024 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Houghton Valley Community Hall, 80 Houghton Bay Road, Houghton Bay
We can’t wait to share beautiful kai from our ngāhere and local mārakai with you! Come and join a local food celebration in our Community Hall and finish off Local Food Week in style. It will be an evening meal, but early enough if you would like to bring your children. The meal will include locally grown and foraged ingredients as well as some from not far away. We have another wonderful meal lined up, created by Leone and our Seeds-to-Feeds team, including:
Foraged salad, bread, preserves, dips;
Panzanella, vegetable tarts, roast vegetables;
Fruit and vegetable-based cakes and desserts;
Drinks from the wild South Coast.
All food will be vegetarian with vegan, dairy-free and gluten-free options. Please sign up soon so that we have a good idea of the numbers leading up to the event. You also have the option of buying a meal for someone in the community. Bookings are koha-based, we recommend $20 for an adult and $10 for a child over ten to cover the meal. Children under ten are free and aren't included in the ticketing numbers as they probably won't sit down for very long! Any extra you give will cover the meal for someone else. Whichever way we would love to have you join us, if you would like to donate some time, or help out with the event rather than give monetary koha, please let us know. Be sure, you will get a fabulous meal and can spend an evening with friendly people! Funds raised will go towards a local food forest (with some of it for our fantastic Seeds-to-Feeds organisers), and will be held in trust by the Houghton Valley Progressive Association.
Our Harvest Celebration Festival is on again this March!
A very special part of the Seeds to Feeds Events Calendar, this is a time for coming together in our communities, sharing delicious local kai, letting our hair out and having a bit of fun.
With events happening all over the rohe (region), there is surely something for everyone and we welcome you to join us at each and every one.
This festival couldn’t happen without the support of our event partners, Commonsense Organics and of course Wellington City Council.
Read through the events here and join our guest lists by clicking the button.
More events to come!
Nau mai haere mai ki tētahi
Āhuareka o te Ihu o Hineraumati
We invite you to a
Summer Solstice Celebration
Join us for a day of community, kai, activities, farm tours, music and much more at Kaicycle Urban Farm, Saturday the 16th of December from 10 am to 2 pm.
We will start the day with a crop swap at 10am hosted by the amazing Crop Swap Te Whanganui-a-Tara and Wellington Timebank crew.
Crop Swap brings together a community of backyard gardeners, home bakers and food foragers for swapping and sharing high-quality local food. Feel free to bring anything you have extra or abundance of, and take home from what others bring to the table.
At 12pm everyone is invited to participate in a solstice ritual.
This is a time to make wishes for the next year, acknowledge the changing of the seasons and share our gratitude to Papatūānuku.
Then we come together at 12.30pm for a large shared potluck kai.
We invite those who wish to contribute by bringing a plate of food that represents celebration, it could be a traditional dish shared at gatherings, a recipe that has been passed down through your family, or simply your favourite kai to share with others. Seeds to Feeds will be providing some substantial items for the table so something small and easily shared is perfect.
After kai, at 1.30pm there will be farm tours of the Kaicycle Urban farm.
Other activities will take place throughout the day including, preparing seed packets to be shared around for Neighbours Aotearoa, live music and with time to connect with others. The whole whānau is invited and you are welcome to spend part of, or the whole day with us.
This event is brought to you by a collection of organisations that work hard throughout our rohe to celebrate, share, grow and champion our local kai, and our communities.
If you are interested in volunteering for the event please reach out to Rose Dohig email community@kaicycle.org.nz
It's time to plant the old sand pit into a pumpkin patch! Plus we'll have more seedlings on hand if you want to grab some for your own garden.
Parking on Box Hill and surrounding streets, then follow the path down the left of the hall being the church, look for the Seeds to Feeds painted sign.
We would love anyone who would like to join us to come along, no previous garden knowledge is necessary, just a willingness to get involved.
We can't wait to see you in this special garden space.
Join us for a seed and seedling swap at Taste HQ the home of Taco Addicts. Run in partnership with Kaicycle Urban Farm!
Seed and seedling swaps are an awesome opportunity for gardeners of all skill levels to collaborate and share what they might have an abundance of.
It's a great way to save money on buying new seedlings, an opportunity to learn from others, and can lead to new varietals in your māra.
Why not raise some extra seedlings? knowing you have a space to come to, to swap them, and maybe even gift them to a community garden.
Seed or seedling-less, join us for a chat. We would love to see you!
The orchard requires weeding, please come along to help pull weeds and get the garden tidy for the end of the year. No experience necessary, please bring gloves and tools if you have them, will have some spare tools. Even if you can come for a short time that would be great! Look forward to seeing you there!
Join us for a seed and seedling swap at Miramar Community Centre, run in partnership with Kaicycle Urban Farm!
Seed and seedling swaps are an awesome opportunity for gardeners of all skill levels to collaborate and share what they might have an abundance of.
It's a great way to save money on buying new seedlings, an opportunity to learn from others, and can lead to new varietals in your māra.
Why not raise some extra seedlings? knowing you have a space to come to, to swap them, and maybe even gift them to a community garden.
Seed or seedling-less, join us for a chat. We would love to see you!
OPEN DAY AND SEED AND SEEDLING SWAP
We are excited to celebrate this wonder garden space with a seed and seedling swap and open day.
Join us from 2 pm, bring any seeds or seedlings you wish to swap, something potluck for afternoon tea and your gardening gloves.
We would love to see this space shared with more people in our community so invite your friends, neighbours and loved ones.
Parking on Box Hill and surrounding streets, then Follow the path down the left of the hall being the church, and look for the Seeds to Feeds painted sign.
Looking forward to welcoming you to this special garden space.
Join us for a seed and seedling swap in the Cummings Park Ngaio Library, run in partnership with Kaicycle Urban Farm and WGTN Libraries!
Seed and seedling swaps are an awesome opportunity for gardeners of all skill levels to collaborate and share what they might have an abundance of.
It's a great way to save money on buying new seedlings, an opportunity to learn from others, and can lead to new varietals in your māra.
Why not raise some extra seedlings? knowing you have a space to come to, to swap them, and maybe even gift them to a community garden.
Seed or seedling-less, join us for a chat. We would love to see you!
