Torry welcome judges ‘thriving’ assessment of community growing space Cultivate Aberdeen has joined Keep Scotland Beautiful’s celebration of community environmental improvement this year by registering to take part in the…
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Funding boost helps cultivate growth
CALA bursary helps to cultivate growth for Aberdeen community project Cultivate Aberdeen, a community initiative that provides Aberdonians with food-growing and sustainable education facilities, has received a £2,000 donation from…
We’re Recruiting: Volunteer Lead
Could you be our volunteer lead? Your next volunteering opportunity to make a mark in your community is here. We want to hear from you if you can support our…
Building a Bee Bank!
Have you seen our new bee bank?! Did you know some bees nest in tunnels underground. This behaviour may seem strange and unusual but there are actually over 67 species…
It’s Your Neighbourhood
Cultivate Aberdeen is Cleaning Up and Greening Up! Cultivate Aberdeen has joined Keep Scotland Beautiful’s celebration of community environmental improvement this year by registering to take part in the It’s…
Cultivating A Name For Our Incredible Volunteer Team!
“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet” or so proclaimed one William Shakespeare. But of course the name did matter to…
Cultivating Our Summer Programme
Bees, Bugs, and Summer Fun! Announcing Our Summer Programme! Looking for some family fun this summer? We’re excited to announce our summer programme of events at the St Fitticks’ Edible…
Stepping Back In Time
A look back in time as family share their memories of St Fitticks’ as South Kirkhill Farm We know many people have strong connections to Torry and firm memories of the areas…
Are ‘Edible Landscapes’ the Future?
Imagine, you’re strolling through an urban public park in Aberdeen, admiring the trees and flowers and avoiding the gulls. Your stomach starts to rumble. You reach up and pluck a…
Cultivate Aberdeen announced as one of the supPORT-all community action recipients
Greyhope Bay and Cultivate Aberdeen will receive funding, marketing support and donations of volunteer time and resources. Aberdeen Harbour Board has today announced the recipients of the first phase of…