THE GARDEN IS CLOSED ON 2ND MAY FOR THE LOCAL ELECTIONS
THE GARDEN IS CLOSED ON 2ND MAY FOR THE LOCAL ELECTIONS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Calthorpe celebrates 40 years
on 28th September 2024
Learn more reading the Camden New Journal Article clicking the image above.
If you would like to contribute to its history project contact
What Was Us / What Is Us
23rd April, 21st May, 25th June 2024
6.30pm-8.30pm
What Was Us, What Is Us is a new project by POMOC developed in collaboration with artists and campaigners who drive social and political change in the UK.
At Calthorpe Community Garden in London, leading artists will join local and national campaigners to explore how structural and systemic oppression can be challenged. Throughout a 12-month process, we will explore topics ranging from food justice, queer and trans liberation, housing justice, antiracism, climate justice and migrants rights, while simultaneously crafting the world of solidarity.
What Was Us, What Is Us: Hungry for Change on 23rd April
Building on the Food Resilience workshops, held in late 2022 at Calthorpe Community Garden, socially engaged artist Dana Olărescu is dedicating the first session to food justice.
If you have any questions email info@pomoc.org.uk
Calthorpe Community Garden is open for everyone to enjoy. Located only a 10 minute walk from Kings Cross lies this garden oasis. With a range of activities, from gardening to sports from fitness to fun, Calthorpe is a sustainable hub which promotes the green way of thinking and an inclusive approach to life. Whether you're a new face or an old hand, you'll always receive a warm welcome at Calthorpe. We look forward to seeing you!
Check out our great homemade selection of jams, chutneys, candles, and much more in our store.
Find yourself the perfect gift at Calthorpe Community Garden!
Winter opening hours:
Monday to Friday 9:00am-5:00pm, Saturday and Sunday 12:00pm - 5:00pm
Summer opening hours:
Monday to Friday 10:00am-6:00pm, Saturday and Sunday 12:00pm - 6:00pm
We take the health and safety of everyone coming to the garden very seriously. For more details, you will find all our policies, including our safeguarding policies, here.
You can help support us by donating today!
Or, if you are unable to donate, there are other ways you can support Calthorpe Community Garden…
There are four areas which comprise our SEED philosophy
Sports
Learn, play and stay healthy at Calthorpe. We have a fantastic multi-use sports pitch for hire for football, yoga, table tennis, personal training and more. Book your space now via the button below!
Education
Bring your toddler to the children’s area, learn to grow your own vegetables and marvel at our innovative solar food-waste energy system. We have activities for all. Come and test them out!
Environment
From our solar food-waste energy system to our community allotments, we provide a serene setting to get closer to nature. Get in touch and try your hand at growing vegetables or learn about sustainability!
Diversity
Our gardens are open to everyone, irrespective of background. The importance of acceptance and inclusiveness form part of our core values. Come and join our friendly community!
Sports pitch
Whether it’s for a game of football, tennis or a cardio workout, you can enjoy our great facilities.
What’s on
Check out our weekly programme and see what we have planned. Get in touch or drop by!
Hire a room
Get in touch today to hire a space at Calthorpe Community Gardens.
Partnerships
Check out our partnerships page if you want to learn more about ongoing projects
Education
From early years to our older community, we have education for everyone at Calthorpe.
Volunteering
Volunteering not only provides a chance to learn new skills, but also to be part of our special family.
History
For over 3 decades Calthorpe has provided a safe space for its community.
Impact
From food parcels to cooked meals, check out the impact Calthorpe has had during the pandemic.
“Lovely gardens, excellent café and very welcoming community resource.”
— J. Thomas, local resident.
“Natural, Authentic & vibrant project. Amazing food!”
— O. Pascual, local resident.