Yesterday we officially opened the Dragon Bean bench at the Community Garden Summer Picnic! Gentle finishing touches last week For the past twelve months Fio Adamson has been guiding a participatory sculpture project in the Community Garden. About to cut the ribbon & unveil the bench Now, can Fio rest….? Working with many pieces of […]

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On Saturday 12th December TTT offered our fourth annual Resparkle! seasonal crafts session at Tooting Library –  this time combined with Jeni Walker’s monthly Meet & Make. The aim was to teach children and adults how to make interesting, fun and attractive decorations or presents using household materials – newspaper, drinks cartons, scrap textiles. Here’s […]

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Two long-running TTT crafts projects which mix creativity and attractive recycled materials are coming together on December 12th at Tooting Library. Reduce, Re-use, Resparkle! has been offered with our partners Tooting Library at Christmas for the past four years. Meet & Make is community artist Jeni Walker’s monthly project for local upcycling and making. On […]

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Tomorrow: Saturday 20th DecemberTTT crafts with recycled materials, Tooting Library, 2:00 to 4:00Our free drop-in seasonal craft making workshop upstairs at the beautiful Tooting Library, 75 Mitcham Road, SW17 9PD.  All welcome, all ages, all tuition and materials providedPractical and fun session to illustrate making beautiful things from waste – and reduce carbon. Photos from […]

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TTT’s ’12 tweets to Christmas’ We’re going to tweet every day from now until Christmas Eve on practical, creative, seasonal & interesting sustainability themes.  Here is the welcoming tweet:Today we begin @tttooting‘s 12 tweets to Christmas, built on our email newsletter last month ow.ly/FMPV5 Join in! And here is tweet number one:No.1 in @tttooting‘s 12 […]

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In the past fortnight we have hosted two year groups of 50 children each with staff and parents from Gatton School for two special mid-November outdoor learning sessions, Tooting style. Year Four actively searched the garden’s diverse habitats for minibeasts as part of a curriculum day on the natural world. They found worms, woodlice, centipedes, […]

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