Humble Mushroom Weekender

The Humble Mushroom Weekender

Venue: Cobberton Gardens | Time: 11am - 10pm | Dates: Saturday 31st August & Sunday 1st of September

A space to get down and dirty, a one off weekender to raise some money for our new gate!
An eclectic mix of live musicians, story tellers, bardic fire, circle, crafts & the magic of community and connection.
Gather in the liminal woodland of Cobberton Gardens, get yourself some delicious fire cooked grub from the Humble Mushroom Cafe, dance on the earthern floor to some incredible musicians and sounds. Immerse yourself in different land skills, crafting and workshops. 

SATURDAY
11am: Cafe opens
12am: live music, poetry and stories all day until the headliners at 7pm
Crafting and workshops between 12-4pm (donation based)

SUNDAY
11am: Cafe opens
12am: live music, poetry and stories all day until the headliners at 5pm
Crafting and workshops between 12-4pm

We're raising money to help build a new gate for the land this year. 
We have the plans and need to raise roughly  £800 to build our chestnut arch gate.
Transparency & breakdown of ticket costs:
What you get:
* Live music and all day access to the wonderful venue that is Cobberton Gardens
* Workshops are donation based
* Food can be bought all day at the Humble Mushroom Cafe. 

Our Costs:
£1000 running costs:
£450 music equipment
£450 musicians and bands
£100 running cost for generator fuel, candles, lights & firewood
Anything else on top of that will go directly to raising money for our new gate.

Tickets will be tiered for your own accessibility, if you wish to volunteer or help out please get in touch with Mars on 07593840301

DIRECTIONS:

Cobberton Gardens is off the beaten track on the Sharpham Trail. 
There is NO car access, the only way to arrive is by foot or bicycle. 
In order to find us, search ‘Cobberton Gardens’ on google maps or take the following route:

Park at any of the town car parks, Victoria Street is the nearest. 
Find your way to Sharpham Drive and take the left bridle path that runs parallel to that road. 
Sharpham Drive is a private road and there is no pedestrian access.Please take the bridle path that runs parallel to this on left.
Follow the bridle path until there is a Y-section in the path, take the right hand path for 6-10 minutes until you see the Cobberton Gardens sign.