Saturdays: 21 November, 16 January, 6 March, 11am-12noon
Join a series of short meanders to explore the garden and wilder spaces around Forgan Arts Centre, and reflect on time, weather and seasons.
Land and Lore is a relaxed space to connect to the ecology of the local area, whether it is familiar or new to you. It is an opportunity to share knowledge, recipes or stories that you have inherited or learned about wild food, growing, and herbal remedies.
It will include foraging, identifying species, drinking local herbs, and consulting some of the resources around plants and herbalism in our Solidarity Library.
Land and Lore is open to all ages and experiences. Children under 16 accompanied by adults are welcome, as are dogs on leads. Routes and activities can be adapted for accessibility – just let us know your access needs when you book.
Land and Lore is led by folklorist Willow Mullins and medical historian Charlotte Homes, with curator Rowan Lear.
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If travelling to the Centre by car, please park at Waterstone Crook car park. Parking at the centre is reserved for disabled blue badge holders and those with limited mobility only. Find out how to get to Forgan Arts Centre here.
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