One Planet Market Workshops

At each One Planet Market, a free workshop is offered on various topics related to sustainability, growing food at home, local economy and ecology. The list below shows the workshops held since 2013.

  • 17/07/2021 — Introduction to Adelaide Local Exchange Trading System (LETS) — Sarah Hennessy
  • 19/06/2021 — Growing and preparing indigenous plants — Chris Bryant and John Boland
  • 15/05/2021 — Mindful mending — Elizabeth Smee
  • 17/04/2021 — Tiny home design — David Trebilcock
  • 20/02/2021 — Natural plant dyes — Kylie Willison
  • 16/01/2021 — Mediterranean gardens — Chris Bryant and John Boland
  • 19/12/2020 — Ethical money management — Paul Garner
  • 17/10/2020 — Backyard Birds — Jeff Groves, Birds SA
  • 19/09/2020 — Ethical decluttering — Mary Lochert
  • 15/02/2020 — Lebanese cooking — Salma Azzam
  • 16/11/2019 — Where have all the butterflies gone? — Gerry Butler, Butterfly Conservation SA
  • 19/10/2019 — Garden pests – possums, cabbage moths
  • 21/09/2019 — Healthy soils and how we can build them — Matt Salomon, PhD student, University of Adelaide
  • 17/08/2019 — Welcoming refugees into our communities — Red Cross, Community Conversations, Rocio, Vera, Andrea
  • 20/07/2019 — Extinction Rebellion
  • 15/06/2019 — Winter pruning of fruit and nut trees — Alan Halstead
  • 18/05/2019 — Water sensitive urban design in your backyard — Mellissa Bradley
  • 16/03/2019 — Recycling update from East Waste — Megan Bekesi
  • 16/02/2019 — The Maths and Science of Sustainable Housing — Prof John Boland
  • 19/01/2019 — Honey flow bee hives — Trevor Greenfield
  • 15/12/2018 — Rise Up Singers are a community group that uses song and tuneful persuasion to take action against climate change — Rise Up Singers Adelaide
  • 17/11/2018 — Korean Natural Farming using micro-organisms — Nigel Holden
  • 20/10/2018 — Growing mushrooms at home — Jess Bamford
  • 15/09/2018 — Tomatoes – heirloom or hybrid? — Pauline Muir
  • 18/08/2018 — Don’t throw out citrus peel! Glace peel, citrus cleanser, limoncello — Christine Pyman
  • 21/07/2018 — Stop going crazy — Liana Taylor
  • 16/06/2018 — Textile art – repairing and re-making household fabrics and clothing — Sandra Obst
  • 19/05/2018 — Earthballs, stinkhorns and other large fungi — Pam Catchside, Honorary Research Associate, State Herbarium
  • 21/04/2018 — Edible native plants — John Boland & Chris Bryant
  • 17/03/2018 — Living comfortably in an energy efficient home — Cathryn Hamilton
  • 17/02/2018 — Happy healthy chickens and ducks — Christine Pyman
  • 20/01/2018 — How to work out if solar panels and battery storage are good for you — John Boland
  • 16/12/2017 — Singing for climate change — Rise Up Singing Adelaide
  • 18/11/2017 — Mending & repairing clothes by hand or by sewing machine — Mary Heath
  • 14/10/2017 — Composting — Georgia Pollard – Uni SA
  • 16/09/2017 — Local fauna – frogs — Professor Steve Donnellan – SA Museum
  • 19/08/2017 — Local native plants — Heather Whiting – Vale Park Our Patch
  • 15/07/2017 — Workplace democracy via workers co-operatives — Bethany Hunt
  • 17/06/2017 — Practical sustainability in the home, cleaning alternatives — Pam Marshall
  • 20/05/2017 — Mindfulness meditation — Liana Taylor
  • 15/04/2017 — Felting — Kylie Willison
  • 18/03/2017 — Making native bee hotels, wild pollinators — Jenny Deans
  • 18/02/2017 — Back yard bee keeping — Trevor Greenfield & Michael
  • 21/01/2017 — Pickling, preserving and storing garden produce — Claudia Veith-Skinner
  • 17/12/2016 — Microwave bottling — Sue Croser
  • 19/11/2016 — Hot climate plants — Pauline Muir
  • 17/09/2016 — Food co-ops: advantages and practicalities — Ashley Campbell & Annie Gleeson
  • 20/08/2016 — Noises in the night – getting to know your local frogs — Professor Steve Donnellan – SA Museum
  • 16/07/2016 — Making useful items from recycled materials — Kylie Willison
  • 18/06/2016 — Backyard biodiversity: native bee hotels, lizard lounges and butterfly bars — Sam & Ashley Dunn & Amy Feldman
  • 21/05/2016 — Winter pruning — Steven Hoepfner
  • 16/04/2016 — Water, agriculture, biodiversity in the Adelaide Hills with a changing climate — Malcolm MacDonnell
  • 19/03/2016 — Self-sufficiency- is it possible in a home garden? Tips to get you there — Andrew Skinner
  • 20/02/2016 — LETS – Local Exchange Trading System — Sue and Sarah
  • 16/01/2016 — Sprouting seeds benefits and methods — Ken Lawson
  • 19/12/2015 — Sustainable house and garden — Chris Bryant
  • 21/11/2015 — BioChar — Liam and Bradley
  • 17/10/2015 — Substitutes from scratch for common foods — Chris Lim
  • 19/09/2015 — Backyard biodiversity: native bee hotels, lizard lounges and butterfly bars — Sam & Ashley Dunn & Amy Feldman
  • 15/08/2015 — Health and climate change, divestment — Eleanor Evans
  • 18/07/2015 — Wicking beds — Bronwyn Parkin
  • 20/06/2015 — Growing bush foods — Steven Hoepfner
  • 16/05/2015 — Deep ecology, coming back to life — Debbie Dunn
  • 18/04/2015 — Keep place in its place, maps, places and spaces — Sue Gilbey
  • 21/03/2015 — Fermented foods — Devashon Temple
  • 17/01/2015 — Perennial vegetables, hot climate and other experiments in the garden — Pauline Muir
  • 20/12/2014 — Summer pruning — Steven Hoepfner
  • 18/10/2014 — Food security projects in City of Unley — Peter Croft
  • 20/09/2014 — Gluten free cookery — Phillipa Olsen
  • 16/08/2014 — The Orangatan Project — Jodie Ellen
  • 19/07/2014 — Natural burials — Anne Wharton
  • 21/06/2014 — Sustainable fisheries — Kathryn Warhurst, Conservation Council SA
  • 15/03/2014 — Going to seed! Preserving heritage varieties of vegetables ignored by corporate agriculture — Andrew Skinner
  • 15/02/2014 — Zero Waste — Sharon Ede
  • 21/12/2013 — Kefir making — Nadia McLaren
  • 16/11/2013 — Sustainable Christmas gifts — Veronique Perrin
  • 21/09/2013 — Wallet making — Laura Wills
  • 17/08/2013 — Worm farms — Alan Shepard
  • 20/07/2013 — Native bees, making bee blocks and gardening for native bees — Katja Hogendoorn
  • 15/06/2013 — About LETS – Local Exchange Trading System — LETS
  • 18/05/2013 — Soap making — Ray Mylius
  • 20/04/2013 — Saving seeds — Seed Savers Network
  • 16/03/2013 — Sustainable housing — Sue Gilbey and Andrew Tidswell, Urban Ecology
  • 16/02/2013 — Backyard frog ponds — Deb Saegenschnitter
  • 19/01/2013 — Solar driers — Ray Mylius