Winter Working Bee, Feast, Char & Spa Fundraiser

Winter Working Bee, Feast, Char & Spa Fundraiser

At Jerrapark Hideaway

Saturday 29 August | 1.00 pm – 9.00 pm

Only 20 places are available, so bookings are essential.

Land lovers unite! Join us for a day of practical action, delicious seasonal food and well-earned indulgence as we come together to care for the land, learn, share good food, build new connections and celebrate the abundance of winter.

Whether you're passionate about regenerative landscapes, local food systems or simply enjoy spending time with good people in beautiful places, we'd love to see you there.

What are we fundraising for?

We're keen to grow the number of community based local food growing projects and need the infrastructure to do it. An electric tractor for starts, to get these projects built. Also we've gotten access to a food van and need to make it operational. We dream about peddling it around to events sharing the wonder of perennial subtropical food crops. This first event, will feature some of these amazing foods and we can't wait to share then with you.

The Day

1pm Welcome & Working Bee

Biochar demonstration

Spa & Connection

7pm Winter Harvest Feast

Working Bee

We'll begin the day with boots on the ground, helping our hosts care for and further improve their permaculture property. It's an opportunity to work alongside others, lend a hand and contribute to creating more edible and regenerative local landscapes. 

Biochar Demo

Get involved in creating biochar and discover how this simple regenerative practice helps build healthy, living soils, improve water retention and support productive food-growing systems. 

Spa & Connection

Slow down and soak it all in with exclusive access to Jerrapark's holistic spa pavilion. Enjoy the sauna, magnesium pool, hot tub and plunge pool, with plenty of time to relax, connect and share conversations in beautiful surroundings.. 

Winter Harvest Feast

Celebrate after some hard yakka with a glorious winter feast prepared by the wonderful Erin Barry, featuring fresh, seasonal local produce. 

Bring

For working bee

• Gardening clothes (banana sap can stain!)

• Sturdy boots or closed-in shoes

• Gloves

• Sunglasses

• Steak knife (for banana stem cutting)

• Shovel (optional)

• Water bottle

For spa and feast

• Swimsuit

• Towel

• Dressing gown

• Toiletries and change of clothes

• Musical instruments

Leave at Home

• Drugs or alcohol

• Animals

• Glass

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