Unmissable Events
Every month, we host a range of exciting events and workshops to our community. Come and enjoy our garden events, and take part in our cooking and food growing workshops. Paying for a class helps others join programmes for free - and we offer lower rates for anyone who needs them.
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Event on 8th September 2026
After School Club Autumn Term
Event on 26th October 2026
Autumn Holiday Club
Event on 6th November 2026
Autumn Trail 2026
Event on 27th February 2026
Rooted in Food Cooking and Gardening Club
Event on 18th March 2026
Gardening for Wellbeing – Join our monthly garden club
Event on 28th March 2026
Mornings in Motion – Free Movement and Brunch Club
Event on 30th March 2026
Spring Holiday Cooking Club
Published on 17th June 2025
Summer Holiday Kitchen Garden Chef Club!
Event on 27th February 2026
Rooted in Food Cooking and Gardening Club
Published on 12th June 2026
Family Cook-a-Long Programme
Published on 20th February 2026
Free Community Use of our Garden Room
Published on 2nd May 2025
Hackney School of Food marks a major milestone with the launch of its new Garden Room
Published on 19th July 2023
Hackney primary schools to be offered lessons at the HSoF
Published on 2nd May 2023
The School of Food Toolkit
Published on 17th October 2022
RIBA Stephen Lawrence Prize for best small project
Published on 12th May 2022
Awards RIBA London Award 2022 & RIBA London Small Project Award 2022
Published on 12th May 2022
Waitrose Magazine Feature
Published on 20th April 2022
HSF & Migrateful
Published on 7th January 2022
Wild Farmed Video
Published on 4th December 2021
Positive news: Restaurant chefs are reinventing school dinners
Published on 5th October 2021
Positive News
Published on 1st October 2021
Hackney Gazette gives a sausage
Published on 23rd June 2021
MANDEVILLE CHILDREN WORK WITH TASTILY
Published on 21st June 2021
Our Mural Expands!
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