Let's celebrate Brigid with amazing women We’re very excited to host a Brigids Day festival on the new bank holiday Monday 5 Feb from 2- 6. Come and make Brigids crosses and be entertained by unique artists Annie Rachele Lanzillotto, The Wild Geeze, Catherine Ann Cullen and Salley May
Amazing fire performance showcase in the garden as fundraiser for planting trees 💚 GaelicWoodlandProject Check the eventbrite page HERE A showcase of the art of Fire Performance featuring a mix of artists. This event is donation-based with the proceeds going to Gaelic Woodland Project who bring the power of communities together in the service of […]
The time has come! This Sunday we’re continuing our tradition of celebrating the Celtic calendar feast days with Féile Samhna. Samhain festival. This year, despite it being only November, we’re blending in our Christmas market! We’ll have a craft fair supporting local artists, cafe, entertainment from local musicians, history talks on the origins of Samhain […]
On June 19th, our garden will come alive with the vibrant sounds of music! This event, set before the highly anticipated performance by Kneecap in Fairview Park, promises to be an invigorating experience. Local musicians (TBC) will showcase their talents with the garden's lush greenery as the perfect backdrop for the start of the evening. […]
Starting at 11 am and finishing at 6 pm. The Mud Island members will be back with their stalls, There will be loads of activities for children and a few artists' performances. Agenda KIDOKA OKO DOKA 11am Kidoka Oko Doka, which means “Resilience, Be Resilient” in Lingala, is a series of African traditional dances with […]
Mud Island Community Garden Biodiversity Action Group (BAG) met for the 1st time on Sat April 18th. We shared a sense of collective hope from taking positive action to promote biodiversity, a strong interest to learn more about what we can do, and some initial ideas: “I am doing a biodiversity course right now; situation […]
‘Shared community spaces help displaced people feel valued, connected, and push for fairer systems and support’ Meabh Bonham Corcoran, 2026. Read the article HERE
