Join Hume local, Christie McIntosh for this Garden to Plate workshop where you will learn how to take your freshly harvested veg from your garden at home, into your kitchen to make a delicious and nutritious meal.
Christie McIntosh
Hume Enviro Champ Christie McIntosh co-founded The Hume Seed Library in 2019 and went on to help set up the Sunbury Neighbourhood House Garden and Transition Streets Sunbury. Christie is committed to building community resilience through connecting Hume residents to fresh, seasonal, local food - most recently as Hume’s Healthy Kids Advisor on behalf of the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation.
Why Attend?
We want to show you that we are listening. During our recent Food Forum, we discovered that you want more education about healthy food choices and fair access to nutritious food sources. We also know that the cost of living is putting significant strain on many across our community and through the Let's Grow Hume project, we want to help you keep healthy food on your plate at home, despite increased costs of fresh, healthy food from the shops. Previously you've told us that these type of programs help you feel connected and engaged with your community, and you enjoy meeting like-minded people.
And if you aren't quite ready to register - it gets better. By attending any of the workshops you can also register to receive a free ‘Ready to Grow’ kit, so that you have everything you need to continue your edible gardening journey at home. We are so excited to show you how you can grow beautiful fresh produce at home without any garden space at all.
What to bring to the workshop
- Gardening gloves
- Water bottle
- Closed toe shoes
- Hat
- All conditions clothing - we will go ahead rain, hail or shine!
Guardians are encouraged to bring children, please make sure you register each individual who will be attending.
Come along for your chance to win a Ready to Grow Kit! (pictured below)