Pop by our raised beds for a chat with Richmond Barracks’ Eco Gardener in Residence Polly Rowley-Sams. Learn about gardening in an environmentally conscious way, composting, vermicomposting and maybe pick up some seeds from our seed saver collection while you’re there. Little gardeners can explore the garden through some messy play too.
Join Claire-Anne from the Green Roots Project for Animal Themed Kids Yoga!
Who are the animals of Dublin? What do they eat? Stories and movement through yoga!
Please register here for the 12.30 session. Please register here for the 14.00 session.
If you are unable to register still come on by, there will be lots to see and do with opportunity for walk-ups!
Water, soil and food are essential for all life on this planet.
Join Green Schools Clare Patten on a workshop on soil health, the first step in understanding where food comes from!
Learn about life in the soil, the differences in soil type and the importance of the soil for all life on earth in this interactive workshop. Try some simple experiments to discover more about what is needed for healthy soil we can grow food in. Suitable for children, families and anyone who wants to get their hands dirty!
Bí URBAN maintains a collection of honey sourced from a wide range of Irish landscapes. Honeybees are environmental stewards of their domain. They provide essential pollination services as they forage for nectar and pollen within a 2.5km radius from their hive. For this reason honey is intimately linked to the characteristics of its locality and the beneficial properties of the plants growing therein.
JARU combines the tastes of modern Korea with seasonal, local Irish ingredients - Korean food, Born in Dubln.
Join Gunmoo Kim of JARU for a workshop that will take you on an exploration of kitchen chemistry and the wonders of fermentation and its tasty results, kimchi!
If you are unable to register still come on by, there will be lots to see and do with opportunity for walk-ups!
Airfield is a 38-acre estate in Dublin that operates as an urban working farm and gardens, using food to engage people with sustainability.
Join Airfield as they lead a workshop on Terrific Tomatoes for the Eat The Streets Festival!
Tomatoes are an important crop that are grown in Airfield Estate each year. The workshop will explain how tomatoes grow, as well as learning about the parts of the plant, and the sustainability of seed saving.
Join Chef Eoin Meldon of Little Bird Cafe in a second workshop of cooking skills essentials - whisking and emulsions & peeling and grating - all in the name of making the perfect salad and dressing!
While this workshop is aimed at younger audiences, all ages welcome!
If you are unable to register still come on by, there will be lots to see and do with opportunity for walk-ups!
Catherine Cleary of Pocket Forests is joining us here at the Eat The Streets! festival to lead a composting workshop to get you started on your journey to growing a small biodiverse forest in an urban space and getting your vitamin tree.
If you are unable to register still come on by, there will be lots to see and do with opportunity for walk-ups!
What happens when you give a chef leftovers? Kitchen Surprises! Join Chef Conor Spacey of Food Space Ireland, for some magic with leftovers! No food shall go to waste!
If you are unable to register still come on by, there will be lots to see and do with opportunity for walk-ups!
Join Graham Herterich, The Cupcake Bloke as he leads a cooking skills workshop and takes you on an exploration of chemistry in the kitchen by making soda bread with a twist!
If you are unable to register still come on by, there will be lots to see and do with opportunity for walk-ups!