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Learn how to reduce kitchen and garden waste at a free workshop at the Knockanrawley Resource Centre
If you would like to reduce your kitchen and garden waste, there is a free workshop being hosted by Knockanrawley Resource Centre in Tipperary Town that will help meet that objective.
Learn how to use your raw veggie peelings, egg shells, coffee grinds, fruit, newspapers, egg boxes, cardboard, garden weeds (wildflowers), and grass cuttings at the workshop.
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You will be shown how if you pop along to this free workshop and you can learn how to take one small step in being a little more sustainable.
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The free workshop will be held at the Knockanrawley Organic Community Garden on Wednesday, March 11 from 10 am to 11 am.
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