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Tie dye with Lollipop Apparel (Booking required):

A fun, colourful and high-energy workshop where participants can create their own unique tie-dye t-shirt as part of the Eat the Streets Festival. This is not your average tie-dye session — expect great vibes, creativity, and a lively atmosphere as attendees learn bold tie-dye techniques and experiment with vibrant colour combinations. All materials are provided, including a t-shirt and dyes, making it an easy and enjoyable experience for anyone looking to add a splash of colour to their wardrobe.

Microgreens with Nature Connects - Drop in session

A practical, empowering workshop showing participants how to grow nutrient-rich microgreens indoors all year round — perfect for the winter and early spring “hunger months.” Attendees will learn how to set up and care for microgreens at home, using both professional growing trays and simple, low-cost alternatives. The session also highlights the nutritional benefits of microgreens and why they’re an easy way to add fresh, healthy food to everyday meals. Participants leave with the confidence and know-how to start growing their own microgreens immediately.

Magic Soil with Nature Connects - Drop in session

An engaging and interactive session exploring the vital role soil plays in our food systems and everyday life. Participants will be introduced to the fascinating science happening beneath our feet, using real samples of different soil types to highlight how soil works as a living ecosystem. The workshop breaks down key concepts in a simple, accessible way, helping attendees understand why healthy soil is essential for growing food, supporting biodiversity, and protecting the environment.

Natural Beauty (Booking required)

Join our beginner friendly workshop where you will learn the benefits of body scrubs, including enhanced skin texture, increased circulation, and reduced inflammation. You will get hands on experience making body scrubs using sustainable ingredients and practice srubbing techniques with emphasis on appropriate pressure and circular motion. (Bring along a small pot or jar to take your creations home)

Sew Delicious: Patchworked Pantry Prints

Turn your clothes into a wearable feast. In this playful workshop, we’ll patchwork stylised food motifs - think bold fruit, comfort-food icons, and graphic treats - onto pre-loved garments. Using scrap fabrics and simple appliqué techniques, you’ll add personality, colour, and a pinch of humour to clothing in need of a refresh. No sewing experience needed - just an appetite for making, and please bring along an item of clothing you'd like to work.

Animal Themed Kids Yoga

Join Claire-Anne from the Green Roots Project for Animal Themed Kids Yoga!

Who are the animals of Dublin? What do they eat? Stories and movement through yoga!

Please register here for the 12.30 session. Please register here for the 14.00 session.

If you are unable to register still come on by, there will be lots to see and do with opportunity for walk-ups!

Junior Soil Doctors

Water, soil and food are essential for all life on this planet.

Join Green Schools Clare Patten on a workshop on soil health, the first step in understanding where food comes from!

Learn about life in the soil, the differences in soil type and the importance of the soil for all life on earth in this interactive workshop. Try some simple experiments to discover more about what is needed for healthy soil we can grow food in. Suitable for children, families and anyone who wants to get their hands dirty!

Bee-ing Sweet by Nature - Honey Tasting

Bí URBAN maintains a collection of honey sourced from a wide range of Irish landscapes. Honeybees are environmental stewards of their domain. They provide essential pollination services as they forage for nectar and pollen within a 2.5km radius from their hive. For this reason honey is intimately linked to the characteristics of its locality and the beneficial properties of the plants growing therein.

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