Spring Fair 2008


Following the success of last year’s event, TTK will hold another Spring Fair this year on Saturday 29th March. We are thrilled to be hosting this event in conjunction with Kinsale Tidy Towns.


A whole day of events and activities are planned including:
· Eco-market - Short Quay 10am - 4pm
· Car Boot Sale – Kinsale Further Education College 10am – 2pm
· Transition TV – Temperance Hall 10am – 4pm
· Fair Trade Cafe - Temperance Hall 10am - 4pm
· Workshops – Further Education College 10am - 5pm
· Craft Demonstrations - Temperance Hall - 10am - 4pm
· Kinsale Community Powerdown Launch by Trevor Sargent TD – Temperance Hall 2pm
· Street Entertainment
· Evening Concert with music, comedy, drama at
the Further Education College Amphitheatre 7.30pm – 10.30pm
Stalls at the eco-market will include:
· Transition Town Kinsale - copies of Rob Hopkins' 'The Transition Handbook' on sale
· Walnut Books
· The Hollies
· The Hemp Store
· Organic Food and snacks
· Kinsale Food Co-op
· Eco-Cleaners
· Solar Panels
· Brown Envelope Seeds
· Gubeen Farmhouse Products
Wokshops:
· Cob and cordwood building 3pm
· Food growing an seed sowing 12pm
· Composting and wormeries 4pm
· Permaculture TBC 11am
For updates refer to this page or contact 00353 87 6763516 or info@transitiontownkinsale.org

Kinsale Community Powerdown 2008
Plans for this year long event are moving along nicely. It will be launched at the Spring Fair by Trevor Sargent TD, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development. We’ll be looking for individual households, businesses and other organistions who would like to take part in making small pledges and changes to reduce their carbon footprints, energy consumption and save money.
For more information contact: Elizabeth Creed (087 2894077 or lizcreed@eircom.net).

Wild Food Walks
Ever wanted to find out what you could munch on when out in the countryside with nary a café, shop nor a snack bar around for miles?
Come on one of our Wild Food Walks and learn about food that’s growing out there in the fields and hedgerows. We aim to have one these every month or so, depending on the season, on a Saturday morning.
The best way to find out is come to a public meeting (third Thursday of every month, 7pm in Hamlet’s) which is when we plan them or join our emailing list at:
www.groups.google.com/group/transition_town_kinsale
and we’ll send you a reminder.


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