Meet at the library, all equipment will be provided.

Either bring items along to swap or you can “shop”, all items are free but donations are appreciated!

They are still looking for donation of clothing, hats, accessories, shoes, bags, wigs etc. If you are able to donate ahead of the swap day, please contact: info@rainbowbedfordshire.co.uk

You can also visit the charity plant stall from 11am to 4.30pm, in aid of Sue Ryder Hospice Moggerhanger and the Bedford Hospital Primrose Unit.

Volunteer Valerie grows, pots-up, trims and waters this permanent stall to raise money for both charities.

Meet us at the community centre.

All equipment will be provided.

FLEA: You’ll find a smorgasbord of unique, second-hand goods that fall under antiques, vintage, collectables, bric-a-brac & curiosities. It’s all about the one-offs so if you see something you like, don’t delay!

AFFORDABLE ART: Talented artists with fresh ideas – from photography to glass, intricate oil paintings to contemporary illustration. And, all based within a stone’s throw of Bedford.

LOCAL PRODUCE – NEW: Locally grown ingredients and homemade produce direct to you, from small, artisan businesses that are within a maximum of 30 miles from Bedford (as the crow flies). From freshly baked bread and cheese, locally brewed cider and distilled gin, to sauces and condiments, cakes and skincare!

Learn the story of the Victorian Embankment development and enjoy a walk in the ornamental gardens.

Booking is required and costs £4 per person and £2 for children over 8, the walk runs from 11am to 12.30pm.

All tools and instruction will be provided and no previous experience is required to take part. Sessions take place every Tuesday between 10.45am and 1.30pm.

Please wear suitable outdoor clothing, sturdy enclosed footwear and bring your own gardening gloves if you have some.

Meet at 10.45am in front of the Bunyan Sports Centre on Mile Road, Bedford.

Join the passionate and knowledgeable Community Engagement Officer, Jo Roberts, on an inspiring stroll around the Wetlands Nature Reserve at the Millennium Country Park.

Meeting at Reception at the Forest Centre.

Bike services will take place on the ground floor from 9am to 3pm.

Please remember that the library is within the pedestrianised area with no cycling permitted between 9am and 3pm.

If you have any questions about this event please call 01234 276453.

You might be missing out on a vital government grant. Please come along to listen and ask questions about the support available.

We will be joined by Agility Eco, Bedford Borough Council’s delivery agent for the Home Upgrade Grant Scheme, Citizens Advice Bedford and two Heat Pump installers that will showcase the available solutions and answer your questions.

The Green Man Community Garden is located at the back of Addison Park, near to The Grange/Pigeon Club.

Parking is available in the small car park and walk to the garden by heading towards the right of The Grange, just past the garages.

A range of different routes each week. The walk is free and finishes with either a short tour of a gallery or an opportunity for informal chat over coffee in the onsite café.

These weekly sessions aim to improve mental health through physical activity & social engagement.

Sessions are designed to support people who experience generalised anxiety, stress, PTSD & other conditions.

You can help keep your local wildlife safe and your woodland litter-free by joining the Country Park Clean Up.

Please meet at the Forest Centre reception at 11am.

All equipment will be provided, though you are welcome bring your own gloves and litter pickers.

Help clean up Wootton this Saturday between 10am and 12pm.

All equipment will be provided.

The Higgins

Drop in anytime from 11am to 4pm to unleash your creativity through willow weaving and learning the art of mending with the Mend-Up Crew.

The Good Life Garden will be creating mini planters and bird feeders using household recyclables. This is a bookable event, free to book with sessions at 11am, 1pm and 3pm.

The Higgins Garden Volunteers will also be running their popular plant stall with some real bargains, all proceeds will go to The Higgins Garden Project.

Bedford Borough Council’s Recycling Team will be also be on hand to discuss waste reduction ideas such as home composting, as well as all things recycling.

The Panacea Museum

Bring the craft supplies you won’t use any more and take away the craft supplies you will.

Free to bring and take away, anytime between 11am and 4.30pm.

Bring hand tools and gloves if you have them, spares should be available.

Regular one hour care sessions are held here and everyone is welcome to join in between 5pm and 6pm.

The next event will be Saturday 29 June at 10am.

If you have any questions please email jane.perrone@gmail.com

Use recycled and scrap materials to make a ROARSOME Lion inspired by the Edward Bawden & Me exhibition.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

No need to book.