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Pumpkin Carving with Windmill Community Gardens tickets

Nottingham Central Library Tickets

Hyson Green Library, Nottingham
Monday 26th Oct 2026 2:00pm
Maximum of 20 tickets
5+, ages 5 – 13 accompanied by an adult

Buy Tickets for Pumpkin Carving with Windmill Community Gardens

Child Ticket

£0.00 inc. booking fee

£0.00 face value

Adult Supervisor Ticket Ticket for an accompanying adult. You must purchase alongside a Child Ticket for your child to take part.

£0.00 inc. booking fee

£0.00 face value


Information

  • Doors: 2:00pm
  • Begins: 2:00pm

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About the event:


Join a skilled pumpkin carver from Windmill Community Gardens at Hyson Green Library to carve your own pumpkin and learn how to make delicious pumpkin pancakes to reduce pumpkin waste. There are all sorts of designs to choose from and you can really make your pumpkin into a work of art, ready for Halloween!


Tools are provided are not sharp and safe for children. Children must be supervised by an adult at all times. Children who do not have an adult with them will not be able to take part. 


 


About Windmill Community Gardens:


We are a Community Gardens, aiming to help local people grow crops together in a spirit of community and in as eco-friendly a way as possible. We welcome people of all ethnic origins and all abilities. We're a Garden of Sanctuary, LGBTQ+ friendly and support those on the autistic spectrum. We have 3 open volunteer sessions a week, a weekly session for those with more anxiety based issues, school and interest group sessions and special sessions at the weekends covering growing, wellness, craft and other workshops as well as seasonal events that celebrate the garden and its environment. We're particularly keen to help people turn what they grow into delicious healthy food, and run a cook and eat session on a Thursday as well as a woodwork session on a Thursday afternoon. Although in a less deprived area, we're in-between a number of areas of high deprivation and have volunteers and visitors from these areas. We function on a donation-based system to ensure those on low incomes are able to take part in our activities.

Address

The Mary Potter Centre
76 Gregory Boulevard
Nottingham
UK
NG7 5HY

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