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Apple Harvest – National Trust Fenton House, London

Thursday 12 September, 10.30-2.30

National Trust Fenton House, Hampstead Grove, London, NW3 6RT


Join us for an apple harvest in a beautiful traditional orchard in London. You’ll connect with nature, meet new people, and help save fruit from going to waste.

The apples you pick will be donated to The Felix Project and redistributed to those in need.

This event is free to attend but please BOOK HERE.

Please let us know in advance if you are unable to make it, spaces are limited and we need all the apple-picking power we can get. Due to the nature of the work, children under 10 are not permitted.

Contact elizabeth@theorchardproject.org.uk with any questions or concerns.

A group of people stand in an orchard holding bags of apples.

Photo by Cal Holland. 

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