TITLE
Seed and Song with Glasgow Seed Library
WHEN
Saturday 16th November 2024
TIME
11am - 3pm
WHERE
Woodlands Community Terrace and Meeting Room, 66 Ashley St, G3 6HW
COST
Free
MORE INFO
Celebrate the close of harvest with a day of seed and song!
Learn a brand new song inspired by the seed harvest, composed by local
growers with songwriter Jane Lewis and taught to us by song leader Sarah
Coleman.
Enjoy delicious hot soup, fresh bread and salads, and share our stories,
experiences with growing, and strategies for growing in the Scottish
climate.
And join a practical and hands-on session to process the seeds deposited
in Glasgow Seed Library this year. Learn about different harvest
techniques, dry seed winnowing, wet seed fermenting, storage and
labelling. If you have some, please bring your seeds to be processed: pea, bean and brassica pods should be dried and crispy for podding; tomatoes and
peppers can be brought as whole fruits; squash and courgette should be
left on the plant until they harden into gourds and marrows; cucumbers
should be left on the vine till they mature and turn yellow, wildflower,
lettuce and other seeds should be gathered as whole dried seed heads.
https://www.cca-glasgow.com/programme/seed-and-song
HOW TO BOOK
Drop in, no booking required, but let us know you’re coming by emailing
glasgowseedlibrary@cca-glasgow.com so we make enough food!
Accessibility
The Community Garden is partially wheelchair accessible. The Meeting Room and Terrace is fully accessible where our toilets are located. The terrace is accessed via a staircase. There is a platform lift so that the site is accessible for people with mobility issues.
The event is designed to be relaxed and informal, and we welcome children and young people under adult supervision. It will take place outdoors but under cover. Please bring weatherproof and warm layers, to keep cosy. If you have further access requests or questions about this event, please email glasgowseedlibrary@cca-glasgow.com
Any further questions to Woodlands Community
Image description: The image shows a person with grey curly hair wearing a checked shirt. In her left hand, she holds some stems of red chard and a pair of scissors. Her right arm is outstretched, the palm of her hand facing forward. In the background, a greenhouse, the wall of a garden, raspberry bushes and a pear tree.