The film shares inspiring stories from India, Kenya & Portugal on restoring water cycles and building resilient communities. Here in south Devon, the impact of the last 12 months' of drought and flooding within our own communities has been devastating for many, not least for farmers and the agricultual sector.

This film offers stories of hope, inspiration and touches upon traditional ecological knowledge, how water makes climate, and the importance of restoring complete water cycles. We are also very fortunate to have Marcus , who is featured in the film, joining us on the night to share some of his own experiences and knowledge of water management and resilience. We'll have a Q&A and discussion after the film, with Jo Clark (Oxen Park Farm & On the Hill), Leonie Flug (Teign Greens), Marcus Dittrich (Oxen Park Farm & formerly Tamera), hosted by Holly Budgen from Teign Greens.

Arrive: 6 - 6.30pm
Veggie & Hot Pot & bread: 6:30pm
Film: 7.15pm
Q&A Discussion: 8.15pm

Tickets - pay what you can: £10 | £15 |£20 - includes a simple veggie dinner, and kids go free.

Book your tickets here.

Please bring cash for the bar. 

The Farm is a dog free space, so please leave them at home.

The Cob Barn is a shoe free space, so do bring some indoor shoes or socks. You may also want to bring your torches, wellies, and waterproofs, depending on the weather.

You will be warmly met by one of our team who will direct car parking. Your car is then left at your own risk.