Tea and Gardening 🌿 Thursdays at the Lily Pad

Name: Tea and Gardening 🌿 Thursdays at the Lily Pad
Start: 2026-12-31T06:30:00+1100
End: 2026-12-31T10:30:00+1100
Location: Mullumbimby Community Gardens (Lily Pad stage)

Thu, 5 Nov, 6:30am - 10:30am AEDT

Mullumbimby Community Gardens (Lily Pad stage)

Mullumbimby NSW, Australia

Seed Northern Rivers

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Description

Come as you are.

🍵 6:30 to 8am: Silent stillness and high vibe medicinal tea as the gardens wake

🌸 Flowing into

🌱 8 to 10:30am: After a gentle drop in, we turn our hands and hearts to the soil, a unique chance to learn by doing, guided by our wise elder Harry, soil whisperer and fractal plant wizard.

A simple space to slow down, grow together and connect with Country and each other.

Where to find us: meet at the Lily Pad stage for tea, then we move to the "big backyard" at the far end of the gardens for the gardening session.

Funds raised support the ongoing establishment of the big backyard as a space for education and learning.

With love from Seed Northern Rivers and SeedTree, on Bundjalung Jagun

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Seed Northern Rivers (formerly Mullum S.E.E.D.) is a dynamic ecosystem of changemakers, organisations, and community groups dedicated to regenerating the environment and building resilience across the Northern Rivers. Since our beginnings 16 years ago, Seed Northern Rivers has emerged as a catalyst and backbone organisation—supporting 35+ grassroots initiatives with mentoring, resources, strategic support, and access to vital, shared infrastructure. Learn more about our story here.

Seed Northern Rivers’ theory of change is grounded in the belief that regenerative transformation emerges when local changemakers are resourced, connected, and empowered within a supportive ecosystem. From our base at the Gardens Eco-Hub, we engage community leaders and their initiatives, convene cross-sector collaborations, and activate the skills, infrastructure, and relationships needed to drive systemic, place-based change. By nurturing these interconnections—between people, projects, and landscapes—we strengthen the region’s collective capacity to heal Country, build resilience, and foster a thriving, regenerative Northern Rivers that can inspire communities everywhere.