Outdoor Activity
Event
Home Ground – Stories from Knockbreda Community Wildlife Garden
Excalibur Press
This is a free event
Starting as a lock-down project on a desolate piece of abandoned ground, Knockbreda Community Wildlife Garden has developed into an oasis for the local community, where remarkable things can happen in a beautiful space. Come and hear stories of how it has become our Home Ground, with music, poems and reflections as we tour the garden.
Note re accessibility: This tour is mostly across level wood-chip paths but also includes some slopes and uneven ground.
Sector:
- Community development
- Environment and Built Heritage
Date and Time
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Location
Knockbreda Community Wildlife Garden
Rosetta Road
Belfast
BT6 0LU
United Kingdom
Home Ground – Stories from Knockbreda Community Wildlife Garden
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