On the first Saturday of each month, we welcome you to the farm to get involved with what’s going on on the land and for seasonal celebrations, nature-based taster-sessions and mini-workshops. It’s a wonderful chance to see what’s been happening on the farm, learn new skills and enjoy a relaxing, fun day with like-minded company!
In March, our Community Farm day will be all about seeds! Help us kick off the 2026 growing season with a big seed sowing effort, and lots of seed related activities. This Community Farm day will also be a part of Carmarthen Seed Fortnight, a collaboration between Glasbren, SERO and the Incredible Seed Library, which includes Carmarthen’s annual festival of seeds, Seedy Saturday Carmarthen. In the morning, join the Glasbren growers for a seed sowing session, and to discuss practical seed saving, seed breeding and seed sovereignty while handling and planting seeds.
In the afternoon, we are going to be joined by some very special guests in the barn for stories, song, conversation and short films. Musician Owen Shiers of Cynefin, Katie Hastings, Wales coordinator of the Gaia Foundation Seed Sovereignty programme and Carwyn Graves, author of Tir, will sit down at the fireside to share ‘Welsh Seed Stories’ - inspiring tales from history and the recent past of the cultural work of saving seeds and their stories.
As ever, we’ll be having a bring-and-share lunch, so please do bring a dish for the lunch table on the Saturday. Vegan-friendly dishes are encouraged to ensure that the spread suits everybody! We’ll have lunch around 12.30pm. We’ll provide refreshments through the day and everything else you might need, including mugs, plates and cutlery. Waterproofs and sturdy footwear is strongly recommended!
We’d love you to join us - let us know you’re coming on the button below!
*To get the best from the day, we really do recommend trying to arrive on time if you can!