CLEVEDON'S Great Big Green Week is fast approaching.
The week-long event, which celebrates how local communities tackle climate change and protect green, natural spaces, will start on June 10 and finish on June 18.
This is the third year that the event is running in the town. In September 2021, residents joined together for the first time to encourage sustainable thinking and raise awareness around the impact of climate change.
In the 2022 event, over a quarter of a million people got involved, and national organisations, institutions, businesses and media outlets joined in.
Here's some of the activities taking place to celebrate Great Big Green Week
When: Saturday June 10 10am-4pm.
Where: Great Big Green Market, Sunhill Park, Princes Road, Clevedon, BS21 7SZ (Next to Princes Hall and Clevedon Community Centre).
In this family-friendly event, residents will have the chance to learn more about bees, growing seeds, recycling, composting and more. Locals will also have the chance to write Letters To Tomorrow, which explains their hopes for future generations.
Contact wdc42em@gmail.com for more details.
When: Sunday June 11 2pm-5pm.
Where: WildFlower Meadow Farm, Failand.
This walk and BBQ can be muddy, so attendees are urged to be prepared. To book your space, contact Sustainable Clevedon on transitionclevedon@gmail.com.
When: Tuesday June 13, 11am-1pm.
Where: Green Lanes, BS21 7EL. Meet at the top of the Zig-Zag, where it meets Dial Hill Road.
This is not a flat walk, so attendees are encouraged to wear comfortable footwear and bring walking poles if needed. There is no need to book.
When: Friday June 16, 9pm-10.30pm.
Where: Bubbles and Bats Walk.
This event will teach you all about the bats which call Clevedon home. Places are limited and donations are welcome. Please book with Sustainable Clevedon on transitionclevedon@gmail.com.
When: Sunday, June 18, 10am-4pm.
Where: Clevedon.
This community event involves leaving pre-loved items at the end of your drive or your front gate for people to collect for free.
Any items left need to be cleared up.
For more details contact wdc42em@gmail.com.
For more details, look out for a display at Clevedon Library and details on Clevedon Town Council Facebook page.
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