Hubbub Nature Lates @ Story Garden
📅 Friday, Sept 26th | 🕕 6–8pm 📍 Story Garden, NW1 1DF
The Story Garden is located on Ossulston Street between Francis Crick and the British Library. At times Dangoor walk may close for construction, if this is the case, you can access Ossulston street from Kings Cross St. Pancras via Brill Place or Euston Road.
Nearest Tube: Euston or Kings Cross
Outside is where it’s at—and we’re taking it outside by getting connected with Nature in London's community gardens.
Join us for a relaxing autumn evening at the beautiful Story Garden with Global Generation and the NLWA. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just looking to try something new, this is your chance to unwind, connect, and discover this wonderful community garden.
🌼 What’s Happening:
Yoga
Join yoga teacher and nutritionist Le'nise Brothers for a dynamic yoga class that finds your flow, connects you with nature and helps you feel grounded and calm.
Herbal and botanical tea
Enjoy a tea blend workshop with Global Generation to talk about the properties of various herbs and make your own personal tea blend.
Explore the garden
The story garden is an oasis in the heart of urban London. Learn about growing your own food, how to keep flowers alive, and discover the polytunnels built by the community.
Snacks & drinks
We’ll provide free veggie snacks and a range of drinks
Whether you come with friends or fly solo, you’ll find a warm welcome and a fun evening in your local community.
🎟️ It's free to attend and explore the garden - we’ll provide the materials and mats for the workshops. There is a small holding deposit (£5) per workshop which will be returned to you after you attend, minus eventbrite's fees.
This event is supported by and part of research by the North London Waste Authority and the University of Derby. This event is organised Hubbub (registered charity 1158700 ) and Global Generation. Residents or those working in North London (the Boroughs of Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Hackney, Haringey, Islington or Waltham Forest) can receive a £20 voucher by filling in surveys to contribute to the research. See the FAQs to find out more about the research.
