Support fire-affected communities by learning garden design and fire-resilient planting at Highlands Community Hall.
Wednesday 13 May 2026
9:30am - 12:00pm
1603 Ghin Ghin Rd, Highlands VIC 3660, Australia
Free
Join a welcoming workshop designed to help rebuild gardens impacted by recent fires. This event focuses on education, connection, and hands-on gardening skills to support community recovery.
You will learn from expert presenters about garden design principles, plant selection, and practical propagation techniques tailored for fire-affected areas.
This is a family-friendly event suitable for all ages and skill levels, encouraging long-term environmental and community regeneration.
The workshop features guest presenters Lauren from Lala Landscaping and Fearghus and Zara from Granite Hills Community Nursery. They will share valuable insights and resources to help you plan and maintain a fire-resilient garden.
Participants will gain practical skills in sowing and propagating plants, as well as understanding how gardens contribute to food security and mental wellbeing after fire.
A light lunch will be provided, and attendees are encouraged to advise any dietary or accessibility requirements in advance.
The event takes place at Highlands Community Hall, located at 1603 Ghin Ghin Road, Highlands VIC 3660. The venue is accessible and welcoming to community members of all abilities.
Directions and parking information are available to ensure easy access for families and individuals.
This community hall provides a comfortable setting for learning and connecting with others who share a passion for gardening and environmental recovery.
Please notify the organizers of any accessibility needs or dietary restrictions ahead of the event to ensure a comfortable experience.
The workshop is free to attend, making it an excellent opportunity for families to engage in meaningful community support without cost barriers.
Participants are encouraged to bring enthusiasm and questions to make the most of the expert guidance provided.
This is a free event, but booking is required to secure your place and help with catering arrangements.
Reserve your spot online through the Mitchell Shire Council website or contact the council directly for assistance.
Early booking is recommended due to limited capacity and to accommodate any special requirements.
