One Planet Market

One Planet Market, an initiative of Sustainable Communities SA, is a local market held from 9am – 12 noon on the 3rd Saturday of each month at
Payneham Community Centre, 374 Payneham Road, Payneham 5070.

We welcome people to come and sell, buy or exchange garden produce, home made food and second hand goods. The market features:

• Local produce
• Urban Orchard – swap and share
• Morning tea
• LETS (Local Exchange Trading System) members stalls
• FreeCycle
• Information table – join Sustainable Communities, renew your membership, information and resources on sustainability events and activities
• Free workshops on practical topics at 10.30am – see program below!

The aims of the market are

• To encourage local production and local economy
• To foster community relationships, resilience and self-reliance

For more information please contact oneplanetmarket@sustainablecommunitiessa.org.au

One Planet Market Guidelines for Growers [pdf 70KB]

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2018 WORKSHOPS – 10.30am AT ONE PLANET MARKET

(See the list of all workshops held since 2013)

DATE	PRESENTER	TOPIC
20 January 2018	John Boland	How to work out if solar panels and battery storage will be good for you;  State battery storage plan
17 February 2018	Christine Pyman	Happy healthy chickens and ducks
17 March 2018	Cathryn Hamilton, Alternative Technology Association	Living comfortably in an energy efficient home
21 April 2018	John Boland & Chris Bryant	Edible native plants
19 May 2018	Pam Catchside, Honorary Research Associate, State Herbarium	Earthballs, stinkhorns and other large fungi
16 June 2018	Sandra Obst	Textile art – textile artists, for generations across many cultures, have been repairing and re-making household fabrics and clothing, respecting tradition and keeping memories alive
21 July 2018	Liana Taylor	Stop going crazy
18 August 2018	Christine Pyman	Don’t throw out citrus peel! Glace peel, citrus cleanser, limoncello
15 September 2018	Pauline Muir	Tomatoes – heirloom or hybrid?
20 October 2018	Jess Bamford	Growing mushrooms at home
17 November 2018	Nigel Holden	Korean natural farming using micro-organisms
15 December 2018	Rise Up Singers Adelaide	Rise Up Singers, a community singing group that uses song and tuneful persuasion to take action against climate change. Everyone is welcome! Come and sing

See the list of all workshops held since 2013.

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