Green Wellbeing with City of Trees
Join us for a series of activities that encourage creative play and explore the environment around us. Green Wellbeing sessions are created in partnership with City of Trees.
Sow & Grow: Wildflower Meadow Sowing
Thursday 25 April, 11am-1pm
FREE, booking required, see links below
Location: Whitworth Park
Come and join City of Trees at Whitworth Park to create a Wildflower Meadow!
After two successful sessions of meadow management, the ground at Whitworth has been prepared to sow wildflower seeds in the Spring. This will bring colour and vibrancy to this corner of the park, hopefully bringing joy to the many users of the gardens at Whitworth as well as supporting our vital pollinators. This is a great chance to pop down for an hour or two to revitalise this outdoor space. We will be sowing British native wildflower seeds.
All tools and gloves will be provided. Please remember to wrap up warm and make sure you wear appropriate clothing and footwear for being outside, and for the activity and weather. All ages and abilities are welcome.
To book your FREE place plaese contact Rob by email at rob@cityoftrees.org.uk
Further details
If you need further information about this activity please email Rob at rob@cityoftrees.org.uk
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General information about all our Green Wellbeing sessions
Please meet by our Parkside reception desk, which looks out at the gallery's Art Garden. If you are arriving through the Park, the gallery's Parkside entrance is positioned at the rear of the gallery and is accessed via the park gate off Denmark Road, M15 6FG
Transport information
There is limited parking around Whitworth Park with a small amount of street parking along the park boundaries. There is a very small private car park on Acomb Street, M15 6FQ called Greenheys Community Car Park which can be used.
There is a bus stop on Oxford Road immediately beside Whitworth Park with multiple services running throughout the day. The nearest train station is Oxford Road Station, which is approximately a 24-minute walk from the Park.
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Image: Wildflower Meadow, Whitworth Park, The Whitworth. Photo: Patrick Osborn
