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.

DATE	TOPIC	PRESENTER
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