News Update
We are closed to visitors for the November 2020 lockdown.
Volunteers continue to work in the Garden, sowing and planting under cover and preparing for next year's growing season.
We look forward to opening again to show and share what we are doing.
We were accepted for registration as a charity on 20 February 2020.We are keen to attract additional trustees to join the small core of founder trustees. Please get in touch if you're interested in horticulture, environment, education - and in working with us.
View the 13 August 2020 zoom talk hosted by Transition Buxton: the past, present and possible future for Serpentine Community Garden. https://www.transitionbuxton.co.uk/mini-seminars/
We are closed to visitors for the November 2020 lockdown.
Volunteers continue to work in the Garden, sowing and planting under cover and preparing for next year's growing season.
We look forward to opening again to show and share what we are doing.
We were accepted for registration as a charity on 20 February 2020.We are keen to attract additional trustees to join the small core of founder trustees. Please get in touch if you're interested in horticulture, environment, education - and in working with us.
View the 13 August 2020 zoom talk hosted by Transition Buxton: the past, present and possible future for Serpentine Community Garden. https://www.transitionbuxton.co.uk/mini-seminars/
Vacancy - April 2021- July 2022: Give Peas a Chance, Saturday Programme Coordinator. See the Join Us page.
Extraordinary News Update - (Horti)Culture Recovery
We are one of 445 organisations in the first wave of Culture Recovery grants. This was a fear of failing fund for organisations under threat. In our application we said we weren’t under threat - but that without support we could fail to develop as we needed to meet new challenges. We can now. The cash award is modest, but everything we asked for, at £21,200. The recognition of the importance of what we do is huge. Thank you to everyone helping to make this happen.
#HereForCulture @dcms @HeritageFundUK @HistoricEngland
We don't yet have a postcode. Pinpoint us by using the nearest postcode, SK17 9AR.
War and Peas, the story of a momentous year for the Farm, combining reports of the campaign against eviction (the 'War' sections) with gardening diary notes from John and Gil Boardman giving us 'Peas' - at last.
£2.99 a copy downloaded. (The Kindle App may be downloaded free to any device.) All proceeds go direct to Serpentine Community Garden Society.
Paperback edition available from Scriveners, Poole's Cavern and the Pump Room, priced at £7.99
