A: Visitors can expect to see a Garden full of color and scent with narcissi, tulips, and other spring bulbs popping up in every corner. The atmosphere is described as magical, with green planters everywhere creating a relaxing and chilled atmosphere.
A: The Garden is open on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1-8pm, Fridays and Saturdays from 1-10pm, and Sundays from 1-8pm. However, in the event of bad weather, the Garden may close earlier than advertised.
A: The Garden operates as a social enterprise and generates all the income needed for day-to-day operation and upkeep from the proceeds of the Cafe Bar. They serve hot and cold drinks, freshly baked cakes, sweet treats, and a range of wine, cider, spirits, and beers, many produced in East London.
A: Yes, visitors can make a donation to support the weekly group for older people that the Garden runs. The group provides support and activities for older people who often feel isolated. The costs of running the group are substantial, and the Garden receives no grant funding.
A: Visitors describe the Garden as a hidden gem, a special place in the middle of busy Dalston. They praise the friendly staff, the beautiful gardens, the amazing atmosphere, and the variety of events and workshops offered. The Garden is also commended for its eco-friendly practices and community involvement.