Social Farms and Gardens

London Digital Harvest Festival

WebinarSaturday 19 September 2020 • 10:0000:00

Social Farms and Gardens ran a packed London Digital Harvest Festival on 19 September opening up the buzzing life of London’s city farms and gardens online. 

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The London Harvest Festival was 22 years old in September!

To celebrate, Social farms and Gardens invited the world to participate in the buzzing life of London’s city farm and garden community by going online.

Check out all the activities that took place here

From animal shows to competitive fruit-and-veg displays, craft-a-longs, cook-a-longs, miniature garden-making, photography to an online fireside evening celebration!

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