Grow Urban Festival
A celebration of urban food growing in conjunction with Great Big Green Week from the 7 to 15 June 2025.
The Grow Urban Festival brings together communities, innovators, and educators to celebrate greener, healthier urban spaces. Through hands-on workshops, inspiring talks, and engaging activities, the festival showcases urban food cultivation, environmental resilience, and sustainable living.
Capital Growth has joined the festival in its 5th year, alongside partners including The National Trust, Natural History Museum, National Park City, the Great Big Green Week, Imperial College, Nowdays on Earth, The Climate Coalition, Re:Wild and Elysian World.
Find out more at www.growurban.london
Taking place during Great Big Green Week, the festival empowers individuals of all ages to connect with nature, learn practical skills, and envision thriving cities of the future.
Showcasing London's fantastic food growing spaces
A London's largest food growing network, we want to encourage the huge range of food growing projects in our green city to join the festival to raise the profile of urban food growing, share skills and help more people discover the joy of growing your own and feeding your communities. So, if you want to attract new volunteers or promote your community garden events, this festival is for you.
How it works
- Plan an event during the festival week – this could be a regular volunteer session, an open day, garden tour, workshop, kids activity or community meal.
- Register it on our website – if you’re a member, log in and add your event details, tick the Grow Urban box to add it to the Grow Urban programme
- Make sure your site details and volunteer info on your member profile is up to date so people can find you
- We will promote your events and provide you with a comms pack so you can share your event with your community
Not a Capital Growth member yet? Join us for free and get involved!
Support our work
Your donation will help communities grow more food in gardens across London.
Capital Growth is a project of Sustain: the alliance for better food and farming.