Discover Rhubarb Farm’s inspiring social purpose in Langwith this August
Rhubarb Farm, in Langwith, is opening its gates this month to showcase how therapeutic gardening is transforming lives in the community.
This is a garden with a particularly inspiring social purpose.
It is a two-acre horticultural charity and social enterprise, supporting adults with a range of needs, including people with learning disabilities and mental and physical health challenges, as well as those recovering from substance misuse.
Visitors can explore the productive site, which includes polytunnels and a Keder house, and meet some of the farm’s animals, including free-range hens, pigs, a donkey and a Shetland pony.
There is also an opportunity to meet and chat with staff and team members and discover how gardening, growing and caring for animals contribute to this welcoming and inclusive community.
Light refreshments are available in the on-site café, prepared by Rhubarb Farm staff and team members.
Refreshment and plant sales help support the work of the farm.
The open day takes place on Thursday, 20 August, 10am-3pm at Rhubarb Farm, Hardwick Street, Langwith, Mansfield NG20 9DR
Admission £3 | Children free.