What's On

The group meets on Tuesdays at the Community Garden’s Forest Garden from 10.15 till 11.30 am. It is parent/carer led and is free for anyone with a child who is not in school. No need to book, just come along.  We do growing and gardening!

A social group run by Alzheimer's UK for people affected by dementia. The group has its own bed in the Community Garden and meets at the Scout Hall.

Swap tips, seeds and advice.  Find out more about the garden and our latest projects.  Have a cuppa and a chat.  

In the run up to Scotland's Climate week we are hosting a Wildlife Fair. Joined by the RSPB, Buglife, The Dundee city council Rangers and Urban Releaf we will be showcasing loads of climate friendly ideas to promote and protect wildlife. Enjoy some tasty treats and music plus our monthly Plant Swap.

Join us in the centre for our AGM plus delicious cake!  AGM at 1pm but the fun starts at 11am with our Plant Swap, Wildlife Fair, Snacks, music and our Gorgeous new Seasonal cook book launch.

Join us for a fun and educational workshop focused on creating bug hotels and exploring the fascinating world of insects and toadstools. The more beneficial insects we have in our gardens the better for the garden and the planet.

Campy Growers New Climate Cafe- How community Gardening can Improve Biodiversity and Wellbeing.  In collaboration with Climatecafe.

No need to book, just turn up and join the picking group in the Park then enjoy a cuppa or some soup in the Maxwell centre.  This is a monthly group and we meet the first Monday in the month. 

Our Meet and Eat nights are loads of fun and the food is so tasty!! Join in the evening and we will be looking at all the ways to preserve and save veggies over the Winter. No waste at the Maxwell!  Bring along some home grown produce.

We are hosting a workshop all about how to preserve food by fermentation.  A traditional preservation technique used for centuries.  Rachel will be leading us in the session as we learn how to avoid food waste and build up our store cupboards for the Winter.  It's a fab way to save excess veggies.