September 2009

Sunday 27thSeptember Transition Nottingham Urban Harvest Festival

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11am - 4pm Green's Windmill Sneinton
The festival is part of ‘Season Nottingham’ – a year round programme of events promoting positive, local and seasonal solutions to the ecological and economic challenges we face in Nottingham as we try to feed ourselves and our families.
Activities will include cooking and preserve making demonstrations, apple pressing and making a smoothie using a bike; plus ideas about how to turn your fruit and veg surplus into something a bit stronger…….! We’ll also be learning how the challenges of Peak Oil and climate change will affect future harvests and how you can get involved with Transition Nottingham. There will be competitions, kids’ activities, stalls loaded with local produce for sale, music from local performers, and our barter area where you can swap those enormous marrows for a pot of jam.
The festival promises to be a great day out for everyone who needs to eat, and it’s free!                
For more information, see http://www.transitionnottingham.org.uk/urbanharvest/

October 2009

Harvest Halloween Knees Up! October 31st

Transition Nottingham is having a party!
Venue: The Old School Hall at Green's Windmill, Sneinton
Time: 7-10pm
What's happening? A harvest supper (meat or veggie food and a drink included in ticket), dancing to a ceilidh band, seasonal games and fun. Fancy dress optional. Additional drinks will be available for a donation.

The main idea is to have a party to celebrate the season and (hopefully) the success of the Urban Harvest Festival. We would also like to raise some funds for Transition Nottingham if possible.

Tickets will be on sale initially at the Urban Harvest Festival on September 27th.
Price £10 waged; £5 unwaged and 5-16 year olds; under 5's free. Includes food, first drink, and entertainment.

November 2009

Transition Nottingham member's meeting

November 14th, Friends Meeting House, Clarendon Street, Nottingham. 10-1pm