Belville Community Gardens offer a range of activities both indoors and outdoors.
Despite the lifting of Covid restrictions, cases still remain high. To reduce the risks we will continue to provide hand sanitizer at our offices and encourage use of face covering for those with health vulnerabilities.

Please note that you will need to contact the office by phone (01475 726034) or by email at admin@belvillecommunitygarden.org.uk as activities and schedules are subject to change, and some of them require booking in advance

Garden Club

Mondays from 1pm to 3pm

No prior gardening experience is needed and all equipment is provided. Our large beds are used for vegetable growing and are named after the high flats. Potatoes, onions, brussels sprouts, leeks and fruit bushes are harvested regularly.A series of honeycomb shaped raised beds contain a variety of herbs, flowers and fruit trees, all which need to be maintained and harvested.

Serge Chabert Photography

Bike Cafe

Monday from 10.30am to 3pm (lunch included)

Belville Community garden bike cafe is run by a team of  certificed bike mechanics, with cycles available to members of the community once they have passed our check and repair process to make them ready to ride.
Wednesday sessions are for people over 21 years old.
Anyone interested in receiving a bike can contact our office.

English Conversation for speakers of other Languages

Tuesday from 11am to 12pm (lunch included)

Join us for basic conversation, talk, learn English and share a cup of tea.

ESOL

Tabletop

Tuesday from 1pm to 3pm

Join us at our offices for a cup of tea, great blether and to create something special during a fun afternoon of arts and crafts led by Lisa and Julie.

No previous experience necessary.

Knit and Natter

Wednesday from 1pm to 3pm

Do you knit or crochet and fancy doing it over a cup of tea and some friends?

Why not join us in our knit and natter group which takes place in our offices on Wednesday afternoon every weeks. Our group is open to all skills and all ages. 

Soup and a Blether

Lunch time (booking required)

Come along to have a lovely bowl of soup, a main course and desert, and a blether at our offices every Friday at lunch time.

Our food is made freshly from Fareshare and neighbourly donations or picked from the garden. Every one is guaranted a warm welcome from our staff and volunteers.

Health Photography Walk

lunch time (booking required)

Once a month, on Wednesday, Belville Community Garden offers an informal Health Photography Walk, led by our certified walk leader.
All photography enthusiasts are welcome and you can bring your camera or your phone.

@ Serge Chabert Photography

Outdoor Play Session

Monthly event

Belville Community garden offer, one Saturday a month, a range of playful activities for kids of all ages, such as bug hunting, outdoors art and crafts, campfire cooking, foraging and various games.

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