We are very pleased to receive a grant from Local Giving’s Magic Little Grants to create a wildlife pond. The pond will promote sustainability and encourage species diversity, using harvested water, with plants that clean and filter it. Join our volunteers on Tuesdays, to help create the pond.

Local Giving is the UK’s leading membership and support network for local charities and community groups. Please support Olden Garden by donating on our Local Giving page to help fund our meadow regeneration and biodiversity project. Local Giving collects Gift Aid on your donation and transfers it to us.

Thank you to Tree Matters for donating the bark. It was scooped up by volunteers and taken into Olden Garden and will be spread on our paths and steps.

‘Little Explorers’ – the mini garden club for children – continues to grow in Olden Garden – in all senses! It welcomes local families with children, especially those who don’t have access to their own garden.

It is working on soil improvement in the veg beds and thinking about fox deterrents, as their digging is a problem for veg growing.

Everyone is welcome to volunteer in the garden – any time between 10am-4pm. Gardening experience is not necessary. Or come for Open Garden, walk in the woodland and learn more about us. Coffee and cake/biscuits will be provided.

Everyone is welcome to volunteer in the garden – any time between 10am-4pm. Gardening experience is not necessary. Or come for Open Garden and walk in the woodland. Coffee and cake/biscuits will be provided.

On our London Open Gardens day on Saturday 10 June we will welcome visitors from 11am to 4pm.

Weekend tickets are available for this year’s London Open Gardens on Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th June.

With your Weekend Ticket you can also visit Arvon Road Allotments on the other side of the railway line from Olden Garden, and many other gardens not normally open to the public.

Huge thank you to The BIG Alliance for the team of volunteers from Euromonitor who came along to trim hedges and plant native plants, helping with our meadow enhancement project funded by Our Space Award

A huge thank you to all who came! And a special thank you to all our wonderful volunteers who made cakes and helped on the day, ensuring our Chelsea Fringe music festival was a great success! Music groups played in the woodland and on the lawn. The Mayor of Islington Cllr Gary Heather and the Mayoress Cllr Tricia Clarke enjoyed a tour of Olden Garden and met many of our visiting families and children.

Everyone welcome! Come to our Music Festival in Olden Garden on Sunday 21st May, 2-6pm. Our community event celebrates the Chelsea Fringe – the community festival of gardening.

Everyone is welcome to volunteer in the garden – any time 10am-4pm. Gardening experience is not necessary. Or come for Open Garden and walk in the woodland. Coffee and cake/biscuits will be provided.