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Saturday 19th September 2026 | 12pm - 3pm
Coronation Park, Eastwood
Now in its fifth year, Broxtowe Borough Council’s popular Green Festival returns to Coronation Park, Eastwood. The event offers a fun and accessible afternoon packed with family-friendly activities, practical ideas for helping the environment and opportunities to discover local green initiatives.
Visitors can explore a wide variety of stalls and free activities, with local traders, charities, community groups and organisations providing interactive activities, demonstrations and expert advice. A selection of food vendors will also be on hand, serving hot and cold food, tasty treats and drinks, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.
Highlights will include:
Whether visitors are looking for simple ways to help the environment, opportunities to support local causes or an enjoyable family day out, the Green Festival offers plenty to discover. It provides the chance to meet local organisations, get involved in hands-on activities and learn more about projects making a positive difference across the Borough.
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