London Permaculture Festival

Sunday 6^th July 2025 – 11.00am-6.00pm
Cecil Sharp House, Camden

Tickets: £20 (includes access to all the workshops)
£10 concessions tickets available only on the door • U18s free

London Permaculture Festival

Celebrate Sustainability, Creativity and Community at the London Permaculture Festival 2025

The London Permaculture Festival 2025 offers a dynamic day of practical workshops, inspiring talks, demonstrations, and hands-on activities. It’s a celebration of nature-based solutions, resilient communities, and sustainable living, right in the heart of London.

Whether you’re new to permaculture or a long-time practitioner, the festival offers a welcoming space to learn, connect, and be inspired.

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What’s Happening at the Festival

This year’s programme includes:

• 19 workshops and demonstrations
• Vibrant stalls and market
• Pop-up plant stalls featuring unusual edible perennials
• A dedicated “Families at the Festival” area

Workshop Highlights

Topics range from ecological gardening and permaculture design to sustainable cities, food growing, home retrofitting, and composting. Featured sessions include:

• Unriddling the World – Hugh Lupton
• Growing a New Garden: Ecological tips and techniques for creating balance – Becky Searle
• How to Fall in Love with the Future: A Time Traveller’s Guide to Changing the World – Rob Hopkins
• The Accidental Seed Heroes – growing a delicious food future for us all – Adam Alexander
• Transforming our cities with permaculture – Andy Goldring
• Introduction to Permaculture – Rishil Parekh
• An Introduction to Permaculture – Cultivating a Thriving Future – Rakesh Rootsman Rak
• Introduction to Permaculture – Matt Phillpott
• Living the Good Life in the City – Sara Ward
• The Ecology of Compost – Julian Doberski
• Grow South Asian Vegetables in the UK – Hina Joshi and Niru Patel
• Celebrating ten years of Hackney Herbal – Nat Mady
• Grow Your Own Wardrobe: Colour and Cloth – Allan Brown & Zoë Burt
• Tiny House Living – how to design, self-build and live in a nomadic regenerative tiny home? – Ed Dale-Harris
• Maximising tiny space growing – Susannah Hall
• Keeping Bees in your Garden – Sara Ward
• Unusual edible perennials: top forest garden plants – Eleri Kyffin
• The Power of Permaculture Principles – Wilf Richards
• Simple home retrofits to reduce waste and save money – Hugh Livingstone