Discover Connection & Community at ECCAN's Climate Bites, Hosted by Bridgend Farmhouse!

Written By Victoria Briones

Tired of the usual networking scene? Want to connect with like-minded individuals in a truly inspiring setting? Then join us for ECCAN's Climate Bites, hosted at the remarkable Bridgend Farmhouse!

This isn't your typical event. We're creating a relaxed and engaging atmosphere where you can:

  • Expand Your Network: Forge genuine connections within the ECCAN community.

  • Learn and Share: Discover local climate initiatives and exchange valuable insights.

  • Collaborate and Innovate: Spark new ideas and potential partnerships.

  • Get to Know Bridgend Farmhouse: Experience the powerful work of this vibrant community hub.

A Glimpse into Bridgend Farmhouse:

Bridgend Farmhouse is a testament to the power of community. What was once a derelict building has been transformed into a thriving resource, embodying their vision of "Learning, working and growing together to develop a flourishing community and place."

Their journey, from a 2010 public meeting to their 2018 opening, is a story of resilience and dedication. They've overcome challenges to create a space that fosters learning, creativity, and connection. With values like "People Power" and "Belonging", they are a great example of positive community driven change.

Join us to witness their impact firsthand and connect with fellow ECCAN members.

What to Expect:

  • The lunch will be held outdoors in the Bridgend Marquee, so dress appropriately for the weather.

  • Enjoy a delicious, complimentary lunch while networking.

  • This event is open to all.

Ready to Join?

Don't miss this opportunity to network, learn, and discover the incredible work of Bridgend Farmhouse. Reserve your spot before April 10th through our Eventbrite page.

Want to learn more?

Bridgend Farmhouse is driven by values of Welcoming, People Power, Care and Justice, Enabling, Creativity, and Belonging. They aim to advance community development, education, health, arts, equality, and environmental protection. For more details on their aims and objectives, please visit their website.

Victoria Briones
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