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    • Island Bay Seeds to Feeds Pot Luck- Mediterranean Feast
      • Join us for a delicious Mediterranean Feast Potluck as we come together to celebrate amazing food grown in Island Bay! This is a warm and welcoming community gathering where we’ll share Kai, meet neighbours and honour the growers, gardeners and food lovers who make this suburb so special 🌿bring a plate- and if it includes something from your own garden, even better! 🍅 celebrate our local homegrown produce 💚 connect with other locals who care about food, sustainability and community 🌱share ideas for how we can grow and strengthen our food community in Island Bay ✨ celebrate food sovereignty and the empowering act of growing and sharing Kai We have so many wonderful people growing local food, let’s celebrate abundance together. Seeds to feeds will be providing some Kai including some of the delicious creations from our IB pickle party but additional contributions will be welcome. Bring your whānau, share a dish, exchange knowledge and help shape the future of food resilience in Island Bay Well shortly make tickets available so we know who’s coming but as always, this will be a koha event and everyone is welcome

    • SEED & SEEDLING SWAP - Miramar and Mapuia Community Centre
      • Our last Swap at Mirimar was such a great success, let’s do it again! Seed and seedling swaps are an awesome opportunity for gardeners of all skill levels to collaborate and share what they might have an abundance of. It's a great way to save money on buying new seedlings, an opportunity to learn from others, and can lead to new varietals in your māra. Bring something to share if you can, but if not, come as you are – we'll have plenty for everyone!

    • Island Bay Pickle Party
      • Come join us for a fun, hands on Pickling workshop as we celebrate and preserve this years garden bounty! We’ll be working together to make delicious preserves ahead of our Community Pot Luck event, and there will be plenty to take home too. Weather you’re a seasoned preserver or brand new to pickling, this is a great chance to learn, share skills and connect with the other passionate people growing, cooking and sharing Kai in the neighbourhood. 🌱Bring along anything you’d like to contribute from your own garden 🌻learn pickling and preserving skills and share your own knowledge 🌿meet amazing growers and food lovers in our community All welcome, we’d love to grow our community Sunday 1st March, 11am Island Bay Community Centre

    • Crop Swap Pito One (first Saturday of the Month) (Copy)
      • Crop Swap gatherings are for everyone who is happy to share. Just bring your garden's and kitchen's surplus, turn up in time (or even a little earlier to help with the set up), display your treasures nicely, admire your fellow crop swappers goodies, mix and mingle, share your best jam recipe and enjoy the presence of people who find joy in the moneyless exchange of abundance. Once everyone is officially welcomed and the sharing is opened you are invited to mindfully take what you are interested in. Everything is there to go to a new home. Take your time and keep other's in mind, the slower ones, the children, the elders, so that everyone has the chance to fill their baskets. After this please help with the clean up, get home safely and tell everyone, how awesome it was. Next time, bring a friend

    • Crop Swap Pito One (first Saturday of the Month)
      • Crop Swap gatherings are for everyone who is happy to share. Just bring your garden's and kitchen's surplus, turn up in time (or even a little earlier to help with the set up), display your treasures nicely, admire your fellow crop swappers goodies, mix and mingle, share your best jam recipe and enjoy the presence of people who find joy in the moneyless exchange of abundance. Once everyone is officially welcomed and the sharing is opened you are invited to mindfully take what you are interested in. Everything is there to go to a new home. Take your time and keep other's in mind, the slower ones, the children, the elders, so that everyone has the chance to fill their baskets. After this please help with the clean up, get home safely and tell everyone, how awesome it was. Next time, bring a friend

    • Crop Swap Pito One (first Saturday of the Month)
      • Crop Swap gatherings are for everyone who is happy to share. Just bring your garden's and kitchen's surplus, turn up in time (or even a little earlier to help with the set up), display your treasures nicely, admire your fellow crop swappers goodies, mix and mingle, share your best jam recipe and enjoy the presence of people who find joy in the moneyless exchange of abundance. Once everyone is officially welcomed and the sharing is opened you are invited to mindfully take what you are interested in. Everything is there to go to a new home. Take your time and keep other's in mind, the slower ones, the children, the elders, so that everyone has the chance to fill their baskets. After this please help with the clean up, get home safely and tell everyone, how awesome it was. Next time, bring a friend

    • Crop Swap o Hakihea – Summer Solstice
      • Come and help us celebrate the Summer Solstice with a plant & seed swap, followed by a short intention ritual and shared kai! Coffee (generously provided by Peoples Coffee) from 10.30am, swap from 11, ritual and food from 11.45. Held at the gorgeous Kaicycle Urban Farm on Hospital Rd in Newtown. Come along and check out the beautiful mara! Bring your seeds, plants, cuttings, harvest, pickles, ferments, baking, general garden-related stuff, or just yourself! We'd love to see you. And bring a small plate of kai to share if you're able. This event is brought to you by Crop Swap Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Seeds to Feeds, Te Toi Mahana, and Wellington Timebank.

    • HAEWAI BUSH FORAGE & WILD LUNCHG
      • For those who want to go further: a longer, more immersive foraging experience exploring lesser-travelled tracks. We’ll harvest a shared wild salad and enjoy a light lunch in THE ALICE KREB LODGE. Requires moderate fitness · Good shoes essential Less accessible terrain—bush paths, uneven ground. TO BOOK EMAIL EL@SEEDSTOFEEDS.NZ

    • HAeWAI FORAGING WALK
      • A gentle, accessible introduction to local edible plants. We’ll stroll easy paths, learn to identify common wild foods, and finish with a shared morning tea at the Community Centre. All ages welcome · Suitable for beginners What to bring: comfy shoes, water bottle, TOTE BAG to book email el@seedstofeeds.nz

    • SEED AND SEEDLING SWAP: Bond Street Container
      • Seed and Seedling Share: Bring your extra seeds and seedlings to swap, or just come and pick up some new ones - we have plenty! Learn & Create: Discover how to create new plants from your seeds and make your own seed packets. All welcome!

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