Events

Pendle Plant Craft is built on openness, and everyone is always welcome.
At times, the cabin is used for private or supported sessions, where a quieter, more held space is needed. On these days, the cabin may be closed to general drop-ins.
We love the spontaneity of people arriving and finding their way here, but we gently ask that you check this page before coming, just to avoid a wasted journey.
Even when the cabin is closed, the surrounding nature is always open, and just as much a part of what we share.

Pendle Plant Craft is built on openness, and everyone is always welcome.
At times, the cabin is used for private or supported sessions, where a quieter, more held space is needed. On these days, the cabin may be closed to general drop-ins.
We love the spontaneity of people arriving and finding their way here, but we gently ask that you check this page before coming, just to avoid a wasted journey.
Even when the cabin is closed, the surrounding nature is always open, and just as much a part of what we share.

We’ll be at the cabin from 10:30am into the early evening, following whatever the day, and those who gather, naturally calls for. It might be:

* Foraging and wandering the landscape

* Conservation work and quiet connection with the reserve

* Cooking, crafting, feasting, and learning together with the seasons

No two days are ever the same, but the rhythm is simple: we’ll be there, making, learning, sharing, and living gently on the land.

A soft outline of the day:

10:00 — arrive, settle in, have a brew or a snack.

11:00 — head out for a forage in whichever direction the hedgerows invite

Lunchtime — return to the cabin, cook together, eat together.

Afternoon — conservation, crafting, creating, learning, resting, connecting… and if the flow is right, we sometimes stay for tea too

You’re also welcome to use the space in your own way. 

If you’d like to bring a craft project and tuck yourself into the calm of the zen space, beautiful. 

If you home educate and want to use the desks or resources for maths, English, nature learning, or collaborative projects with other families. Please do.

You can join in with whatever we’re doing, do your own thing alongside us, or move between the two. 

And of course, if you’d simply like to nip in for a brew and a breather, you’re always welcome. 

Pendle Plant Craft is built on openness, and everyone is always welcome.
At times, the cabin is used for private or supported sessions, where a quieter, more held space is needed. On these days, the cabin may be closed to general drop-ins.
We love the spontaneity of people arriving and finding their way here, but we gently ask that you check this page before coming, just to avoid a wasted journey.
Even when the cabin is closed, the surrounding nature is always open, and just as much a part of what we share.

For people with chronic illness, fatigue, sensory sensitivity — and those supporting them

Calm, nurturing space to connect with nature at your own pace

Thursday 14th May 12pm-3pm

Email to book (so we can plan for food)

Fully funded

Pendle Plant Craft is built on openness, and everyone is always welcome.
At times, the cabin is used for private or supported sessions, where a quieter, more held space is needed. On these days, the cabin may be closed to general drop-ins.
We love the spontaneity of people arriving and finding their way here, but we gently ask that you check this page before coming, just to avoid a wasted journey.
Even when the cabin is closed, the surrounding nature is always open, and just as much a part of what we share.

We’ll be at the cabin from 10:30am into the early evening, following whatever the day, and those who gather, naturally calls for. It might be:

* Foraging and wandering the landscape

* Conservation work and quiet connection with the reserve

* Cooking, crafting, feasting, and learning together with the seasons

No two days are ever the same, but the rhythm is simple: we’ll be there, making, learning, sharing, and living gently on the land.

A soft outline of the day:

10:00 — arrive, settle in, have a brew or a snack.

11:00 — head out for a forage in whichever direction the hedgerows invite

Lunchtime — return to the cabin, cook together, eat together.

Afternoon — conservation, crafting, creating, learning, resting, connecting… and if the flow is right, we sometimes stay for tea too

You’re also welcome to use the space in your own way. 

If you’d like to bring a craft project and tuck yourself into the calm of the zen space, beautiful. 

If you home educate and want to use the desks or resources for maths, English, nature learning, or collaborative projects with other families. Please do.

You can join in with whatever we’re doing, do your own thing alongside us, or move between the two. 

And of course, if you’d simply like to nip in for a brew and a breather, you’re always welcome. 

Get ready to pedal into the adventure with our Big Bike Revival events, proudly supported by Cycling UK North West England and Ribble Valley Adventure
Join us this Sunday May 10 for guided cycle rides, hands-on learn-to-fix, and learn-to-ride sessions. The excitement starts at 12 pm with leisurely cycling on flat terrain, ideal for both beginners and seasoned riders, from 1 pm to 3 pm.
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Lomeshaye Marsh Nature Reserve, uncovering its hidden treasures and discovering the wonders of local fungi, flora, and fauna as you pedal through nature’s playground.
Recharge between sessions with a FREE cooked meal (A wild soup with all the best Spring has to offer. We could get the ice cream maker out too?) and refreshments infused with wild ingredients from 3 to 4 pm!
Worried about equipment? Fear not! We’ve got you covered with bikes, helmets, and tools provided, but you are welcome to bring and use your own. However, equipment is limited, so be sure to book in advance (DM us) if you wish to use any of our top-quality gear!
If your bike needs a tune-up or some TLC, bring it along to our learn-to-fix sessions! We’ll use these bikes as live demonstrations while we work on them, helping others learn the ropes of bike maintenance – all at no cost!
Our events aren’t just about biking; they’re about fostering community, having fun, and learning. While some of us enjoy the cycling adventures, others can indulge in crafty, fun, and nature-based activities at the cabin. Bring your friends and family along to share in the excitement!
Your participation doesn’t just benefit you – it helps us secure future funding, enabling us to expand our horizons and make cycling accessible to many, with initiatives planned where we can provide free bikes to those wishing to get into riding more regularly and many more exciting plans we have should these continue to be the success they have been so far. Share your biking adventures with us and encourage others to join. Provide your email address after the sessions to receive post-event surveys, and you’ll receive a free gift as our thanks

There’s nothing scheduled here just now, but things tend to appear as the seasons shift.

Keep an eye on this space, or come along to a weekly session and see what’s unfolding 🌿