Tuesday: 10.00AM - 1.00PM

thursday: 10.00AM - 1.00PM

space2grow is the home of Farnham Men in Sheds. We are a small group of volunteers who respond to requests from community groups, schools, the town council and others to undertake make and repair projects.

Projects to date have included construction of a platform surrounding the pond at space2grow, an outdoor wooden storage community cupboard for Hale Community Centre, restoration of the Carion at St Andrews church as we as construction of the Hollywood style Bug House in Godstrey Meadow working with Greenup Britain.

We’re continuing to build relationships with local schools and community groups to look at ways that our projects can help the community.

To suggest a project or to find out about how to donate tools please contact Ken by emailing: meninsheds@space2grow.space

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Men in Sheds - Relections
Men In Sheds
Men in Sheds - Relections
Men In Sheds

It’s been over 12 months since I first encountered Men in Sheds and still would be none the wiser if my dear friend Mervyn had not called me in late August last year and suggested I come along with him to the first meet.

Men In Sheds
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space2glow
space2glow

A newsletter full of lights on the acre; from camera lights & glowing lanterns to warming bonfires...

🍂 new term, new beginnings...
🍂 new term, new beginnings...

Our weekly nurture club returned to the garden this term. Originally called the 'nature group'  the children have decided to rename it the 'nurture group' to describe exactly how they feel about the sessions.

🌼 summer highlights!
🌼 summer highlights!

As new terms start and children head back to school, we wanted to reflect on the fun and busy days we had during the summer.

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🎈Today is the @tnluk @nationallotterygoodcauses 30th bday! 🥳 A great day for some of our space2play visitors to celebrate our recent funding from the National Lottery Community Fund. The grant covers all of our core activities over the next three
Happy Halloween from the acre. 🕸️🕷️ We've had beautiful pumpkins and squashes in the veg patches. Either taken away by volunteers or providing endless creative fun for the children's groups that come down to the garden. Magical pops of colour thou