Upcoming events:
Our Land Flows...from Peat to Pipe: Guided walk, talk and celebration event - Plymouth
Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe
Join us for a guided walk and talk exploring water in the City of Plymouth and how it links back to Dartmoor, both historically and today. We’ll be joined by experts who will share their knowledge.
We’ll meet near Drake’s Reservoir at the University of Plymouth. The walk will be gentle and we aim to be as accessible as possible.
The walk will take place 10am - 12 noon, we will then head to the Sustainability Hub, University of Plymouth for tea & cake, creative activities and then chance to share our learning.
If you are unable to join us for the walk then come along to the Sustainability Hub from 12 noon - 2pm, everyone welcome to join us here too.
Full details of the walking route and our experts will be confirmed nearer the time.
All welcome to join us at this free event which will form part of Heritage Open Days.
Booking essential, a booking link will be shared soon.
More details about the project Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe
Our Land Flows...from Peat to Pipe: Guided walk, talk and celebration event - Dartmoor
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Our Land Flows...from Peat to Pipe: Watery Workshop at Market Hall, Plymouth
Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe
Art and Energy will be running a drop in day of activities at Market Hall, Plymouth on Saturday 22nd August.
We’ll be sharing activities linked to mosses, peatlands, water, creativity, maps and Dartmoor.
There will also be the opportunity to talk to our team about the history of water on Dartmoor and share your knowledge with us.
These sessions will be free of charge and everyone is welcome to join us.
Drop in any time from 11am - 2pm, you can book a place to join us or turn up on the day.
Plus Market Hall has lots going on over the summer, including Our Story with David Attenborough in the 360 dome and other films. Find out more on the Market Hall website.
Further information about parking, accessibility and the Cafe can be found here.
More details about the project Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe
Our Land Flows...from Peat to Pipe: Watery Workshop plus information sharing session with In Moss and Moor film at Market Hall, Plymouth
Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe
Art and Energy will be running a drop in public workshop and information sharing session on Wednesday 19th August, 2-3pm. We’ll be sharing activities linked to mosses, peatlands, water, creativity, maps and Dartmoor.
Talk to our team about the history of water on Dartmoor and share your knowledge with us!
There will also be the opportunity to see our In Moss and Moor 360 film in the dome at Market Hall, Plymouth free of charge from 1-2pm.
The workshop follows our learning and networking session for land managers, the farming community and other interested adults.
The workshop and film showing are open to all and children are welcome.
Free of charge, please book your place.
Plus Market Hall has lots going on over the summer, including Our Story with David Attenborough in the 360 dome and other films. Find out more on the Market Hall website.
Further information about parking, accessibility and the Cafe can be found here.
More details about the project Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe
Our Land Flows...from Peat to Pipe: We all drink water! Come along to find out more about our watery connections to Dartmoor at Market Hall, Plymouth
Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe
Join Art and Energy and our partners for a supported learning opportunity with talks and discussions plus a few speakers for short presentations and questions ranging from farm management and leat history to more strategic headwater peatland management.
11am for refreshments and networking
11.30am - 1pm for talks, discussions and presentations.
Speakers include:
Bex Blades, Farmer - Trowlesworthy Warren, Dartmoor.
Andy Crabb, Archaeologist, Dartmoor National Park.
John Howell, Land manager, Lukesland, Harford Moor
Helen Bruce, Communications Officer, Dartmoor Preservation Association.
Liza Oxford, Natural Environment Principal, Building Resilience in Communities (BRIC), Plymouth City Council
John Hunt, Senior Farm Advisor, Westcountry Rivers Trust
This event is free of charge and aimed at everyone from rural and urban communities, including land managers, the farming community, and other interested adults.
Please note accompanying children are welcome but the event is not aimed at them.
Numbers are limited. Please book your free place.
There will be a chance to see our In Moss and Moor film in the 360 dome at 1pm. We will also be running a public workshop and information sharing session on Wednesday 19th August, 2-3pm
Plus Market Hall has lots going on over the summer, including Our Story with David Attenborough in the 360 dome and other films. Find out more on the Market Hall website.
Further information about parking, accessibility and the Cafe can be found here.
More details about the project Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe
Our Land Flows...from Peat to Pipe: Watery Workshops at Market Hall, Plymouth
Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe
Art and Energy will be running 3 water themed workshops at Market Hall, Plymouth on Monday 17th August.
Workshops will include activities linked to mosses, peatlands, water, creativity, maps and Dartmoor. We want to connect you to Dartmoor, the water stored there in the peat and how it connects to the water we rely on in our homes.
These sessions will be free of charge and everyone is welcome to join us.
Water Workshop repeats three times during the day:
12-1 pm
1-2 pm
3-4 pm
Limited places per session - please book your free place.
Plus Market Hall has lots going on over the summer, including Our Story with David Attenborough in the 360 dome and other films. Find out more on the Market Hall website.
Further information about parking, accessibility and the Cafe can be found here.
More details about the project Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe
Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe at Market Hall, Plymouth
Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe
Art and Energy will be at Market Hall, Plymouth from Monday 17th to Saturday 23rd August as part of our new Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe project.
There will be interactive displays and information relating to mosses, peatlands, water and Dartmoor, including the history of the leats that provided water to the city of Plymouth.
There will be workshops on Monday 17th, Wednesday 19th and Saturday 22nd August.
Plus Market Hall has lots going on over the summer, including Our Story with David Attenborough in the 360 dome and other films. Find out more on the Market Hall website.
Further information about parking, accessibility and the Cafe can be found here.
More details about the project Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe
Bog Day 2026
Celebrating the brilliance of bogs
Bog Day is celebrated around the world every year on the fourth Sunday in July. This year we'll be celebrating the brilliance of bogs on Sunday 26 July 2026.
This annual event, in celebration of bogs, fens, swamps and marshes, is an opportunity to raise awareness of all peatlands – the benefits they provide, the threats they face and the ways we can all help protect them.
Art and Energy encourage you to:
Learn more about how to get involved with our new project Our Land Flows…from Peat to Pipe and explore more about water from the peatlands of the high moors and how it becomes piped tap water to our homes.
Watch our Peat-Fest South-West final Manifesto film and share our memories from around the South-West of sharing heritage-rich moments through youth-focused events, intergenerational skills exchange, creative activities, and digital storytelling.
Listen to our series of seven Peat-Fest South-West Bogcasts (podcasts) capturing voices of all ages as they share their love of peatlands and encourage you to love them too.
Find Bog Day content on the IUCN UK Peatland Programme website, including resources, events and projects from partners around the world working to conserve, restore and enhance our brilliant bogs. You can also find out what peatlands are and why they are so special.
#InternationalBogDay
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