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An expansive series of events and activities uncovering all the different properties, meanings, and possibilities that soil holds. The programme has three key moments, along with standalone events that will feature an array of contributors across the arts, environmentalism, agriculture, policy and many more.

Thu 30 Jan 2025

Intuitions for Soil

Bringing together artists, regenerative growers and writers featured in the exhibition, this panel discussion sinks into the personal philosophies which guide and nurture our relationships with soil.→

Mon 03 Feb 2025

SOIL x Spring - An Evening in Celebration of Soil and Taste

Join us for a special SOIL: The World At Our Feet inspired evening at Spring with The Land Gardeners.→

Sat 08 Feb 2025

Weathered Radio with Angela YT Chan

Join us for a collective soundscape making/listening workshop with Angela YT Chan. Together we will be exploring the depths and breadths of soil, its history, and its endless possibilities. →

17 - 22 Feb 2025

February Half-Term at SOIL

Join us every day for a fun-filled journey into the many worlds created by soil.→

Sat 01 Mar 2025

The Living Soils Workshop

A learning game based on collective intelligence which aims to spread a common language on the functioning of soils and the issues linked to their preservation. →

Thu 13 Mar 2025

Soil Protaganista

An evening showcase of artist films and discussion between filmmakers.→

Sat 22 Mar 2025

Sketching with Soil with Lucy Mayes

Join artist and pigment maker Lucy Mayes for an immersive workshop exploring the connection between soil ecology and art. →

Fri 04 Apr 2025

(Un)earthing Soil - A Day of Exploration

This symposium explores how we can learn from the diverse rhizomatic nature of soil to rethink and reconnect with the land, others and ourselves. →

Sat 05 Apr 2025

Spring Fair

Inspired by a village fair, this event aims to draw on Spring’s symbolism to leave audiences feeling renewed and refreshed in their hope for the future of soil.→

The public programme is presented with support from Gaia Art Foundation and the World Living Soils Forum by Moët Hennessy