Saturday 28th March
10-1pm
Harrison Park East


Gardening activities with Grove in the Park
Mindful walk (limited places, please sign up to avoid disappointment)
Spring awakenings
10am-12pm drop in anytime to support the grove in the park community garden
* weed the planters
* Sow spring seeds
* Repair raised beds
* Enjoy the spring flowers
All ages welcome and all tools provided
Tuning into Spring awakening – guided walk
Join us for a gentle sensory walk exploring North Merchiston Cemetery to connect with ourselves, each other and our wider ecosystem as we collectively embrace the spring.
A shared moment to slow down, tune into our bodies and notice the spring awakenings within and all around us.
This walk is aimed at adults and sign up in advance essential using this form or call with any questions, starting from Grove in the Park









All equipment provided, bring gloves/ hand tools if you have them.
Under 16s accompanied by an adult
Dress for our weather
Free of charge, donations welcome
About our Hosts
Fountainbridge Canalside Community Trust www.fcct.scot are a member led organisation making our local area a better place to live, work, do business and visit. The Canalside Greenspace Group is one of our weekly projects, helping to explore and improve our local public greenspaces, group members will be on hand to guide you as you discover and share more about our local greenspaces.
with partners The Grove Community Garden
Web site: www.grovecommunitygarden.wordpress.com/
About our funders
Our Canalside Greenspace Group is currently supported by the Longstone Fund, administered by Foundation Scotland and the Scottish Government’s Community Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund administered by EVOC.
FAQs
Are there toilets at the event? Sorry, there are no toilets in our local park. If you are not near home you may wish to visit one of our local cafes as a customer and use the customer toilets. Cafe 48 is usually open until 2.30pm and is very near.
Can I bring my dog? Well behaved dogs on leads can attend activities in the park. Participants in mindful walks often prefer to attend without their dogs so they can give full attention to the walk.
Any further enquiries to Fiona or call/text 07706580147