Past Tottenham Trees walks, pop ups and more
Look at our other past events listed separately.
Spring 2017 - the Tottenham Trees display was at
Coombes Croft Library,
Tottenham High Road
below is some of the impressive work produced by the children
and here are the Tree Stories and poetry from the creative writing workshop, It's a Word Thing!
Coombes Croft Library,
Tottenham High Road
below is some of the impressive work produced by the children
and here are the Tree Stories and poetry from the creative writing workshop, It's a Word Thing!
Events during National Tree Week: 26 November - 4 December 2016
Saturday 26th November
Transplanting trees in the Millennium Tree Circle in association with the Friends of Lordship Rec Meet in the Hub Cafe at 11am |
Saturday 3 December - Tree Dressing Day
Join us for the replacement of two cherry trees and tree dressing on Tottenham Green as part of the Winter Festival. 1pm onwards on Tottenham Green |
There was a Tottenham Trees display at the Marcus Garvey Library during National Tree Week and there was an opportunity to contribute Tree Stories while enjoying a tasty snack at Downhills Park Cafe
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Harvest and Seeds Festival Celebrate abundance, share surplus
Saturday 29 October
1 - 5pm
Old School/ Wellside on Tottenham Green
Includes the annual Haringey Seed Swap for ornamental and edible plants with a focus on wildflowers and wildlife-friendly, and multiple-use plants. Everyone interested in gardens, nature and green spaces welcome - you don't have to bring seeds to join in!
Organised by Growing in Haringey, a working group of the Sustainable Haringey umbrella network.
Tottenham Trees will be at the Festival from 1pm - 5pm
Saturday 29 October
1 - 5pm
Old School/ Wellside on Tottenham Green
Includes the annual Haringey Seed Swap for ornamental and edible plants with a focus on wildflowers and wildlife-friendly, and multiple-use plants. Everyone interested in gardens, nature and green spaces welcome - you don't have to bring seeds to join in!
Organised by Growing in Haringey, a working group of the Sustainable Haringey umbrella network.
Tottenham Trees will be at the Festival from 1pm - 5pm
Seed Gathering Season 2016: Changing Views walk
Saturday 15 October Meet 11am at Downhills Park cafe By collecting and potting seeds of healthy trees found locally, everyone can start to cultivate a tree that may grow to change the view for a future generation. Gathering seeds with children may even change their view about what they can achieve, as they plant, water and care for their seedling. Growing trees from local seed can have great benefits in restocking areas with trees of local provenance. The concept of local provenance suggests that trees that are adapted to the local circumstances are more likely to flourish and so help restore, conserve and beautify local urban and rural spaces. Collecting seeds and growing trees is also a great way to get children involved and start growing the next generation of tree enthusiasts. For more information visit Tree Council Seed Gathering Season 2016 |
Multicultural Festival
Saturday 8 October
12 - 6pm
Tottenham Green
Tottenham Trees will be at the Festival from 2pm - 4pm
Saturday 8 October
12 - 6pm
Tottenham Green
Tottenham Trees will be at the Festival from 2pm - 4pm
The Trees of Bruce Castle Park walk
Sunday 2nd October
11am in front of Bruce Castle, Lordship Lane, London N17 8NU
The Tottenham Trees Group invites you on a walk looking at the majestic trees in Bruce Castle Park. Highlights include Tottenham’s oldest Tree (an Oak), a Tulip Tree and an Indian Bean Tree. Learn too about the Charter for Trees, Woods and People which will be launched in 2017. The walk will be led by Stephen Middleton and last about 90 minutes.
For information on other events and activities in Bruce Castle Park visit the Friends of Bruce Castle Park
Sunday 2nd October
11am in front of Bruce Castle, Lordship Lane, London N17 8NU
The Tottenham Trees Group invites you on a walk looking at the majestic trees in Bruce Castle Park. Highlights include Tottenham’s oldest Tree (an Oak), a Tulip Tree and an Indian Bean Tree. Learn too about the Charter for Trees, Woods and People which will be launched in 2017. The walk will be led by Stephen Middleton and last about 90 minutes.
For information on other events and activities in Bruce Castle Park visit the Friends of Bruce Castle Park
Haringey Food and Drink Festival 2016
Sunday 25 September 11am - 6pm Tottenham Green 40 local producers, growers, bakers, smokers and street food including the regular traders at the weekly Sunday Tottenham Green Market The three Tottenham Breweries: Redemption, One Mile End and Beavertown. |
Go Wild in the Rec: celebration of everything green, wild and natural
3 July 12 - 5pm Lordship Rec
Tottenham Trees stand and Tree ID walk 3.30pm led by Peter Corley
Organised by the Lordship Rec Wildlife Group
Tottenham Trees stand and Tree ID walk 3.30pm led by Peter Corley
Organised by the Lordship Rec Wildlife Group