Saturday 27 September – Sunday 2 November 2025
St Nicks annual fundraiser will see a jam-packed afternoon celebrating local organisations and businesses who help make a difference for the planet, whilst enjoying nature's harvest. There'll be activities for all ages, everyone welcome!
This workshop is ideal for families. It explores drama activities and games to raise awareness about climate change, the importance of protecting the environment and the role we play individually in it.
Visit one or more local homes that don’t cost the Earth to run. Find inspiration for your own and learn from hosts’ experiences of home upgrades.
An opportunity to reflect upon environmental issues globally and locally, by using art as a starting point for discussion and reflection.
Get your broken household items and clothing fixed for free, learn new skills, save money, reduce waste and be part of York’s circular economy.
Help care for Rowntree Park’s Wildlife Area! Fun, hands-on tasks for all ages. No experience needed — just bring enthusiasm!
‘Bin it? No way!’ Repair Cafe set up in Acomb!
Explore the vision for a nature positive campus and take part in activities that support biodiversity monitoring, experiential learning.
A short riverside walk to capture and shape the stories around the river, creativity, nature-based solutions, and community action.
Visit and be inspired by local homes that are better for people and planet: more comfortable, with lower energy bills and carbon emissions.
A short riverside walk to capture and shape the stories around the river, creativity, nature-based solutions, and community action.
What is war doing to our planet? A chance to learn about the environmental impacts of warfare through activities and discussion.