Abbey Home Farm in Gloucestershire, Thursday 21st - Sunday 24th July 2022
A Festival for Food, Land and Climate Justice
Building the movement by sharing celebration, wisdom and skills in activism, farming, forestry, food & land
The Rewild Project will be running a Heritage Craft Skills Village with Green Woodwork, Willow Weaving, Metal Skills and more.
We are looking for heritage craftspeople to share their skills and volunteers to help at the event. Entry to the event is included as part of your involvement, and craftspeople will also receive fair pay for their contribution. Deadline for application is the 25th of April, so get in touch ASAP!
Here’s what LWA have to say about the event….
“At its heart, the Land Skills Fair is a multigenerational and multicultural skill and knowledge exchange that aims to provide a safe space for everyone to learn from each other and explore different land-based topics and practices.
The event is member-led, with the majority of the skills, workshops and talks being offered through members of The Landworker's Alliance, Land In Our Names, FLAME and our other partner unions and organisations.
Over the weekend, expect an awesome medley of workshops, talks, activities, music and of course delicious food and drink. We see the Land Skills Fair as an opportunity to build the Food and Land Justice movement through a diverse, celebratory and creative space.”
If you are a heritage craftsperson who would like to share your skills at the event, or would like to volunteer at the event, please send an email to landskillsfair@therewildproject.com