This Sunday, Brits are breaking out the bunting and barbecues for The Big Lunch. In all four corners of the UK, people are organising events ranging from a full-blown street party to a simple bring-your-own picnic with a couple of neighbours.
There’s still time to take part where you live – search for a local Big [...]

The Log is made from sustainably sourced oak, hand crafted by Touchwood Enterprises into a beautiful, sculptural play structure that almost looks like a Hobbit house! It’s been sand blasted to give it a ‘lizard-like’ skin texture which acts like an anti-slip surface if you were to climb over it. It weighs approximately 2.5 tonnes, [...]

We’re kicking off 2010 by celebrating the talent and creativity of a new generation of Bright Young Things!

The Eden Project and Cape Farewell invite you to the première of Beth Derbyshire’s live performance and film work, Anthem, with music by Ulrike Haage.

For a bit of fun, every Friday our Plant Records Manager, Chris Bisson, the guy who maintains all the recorded information on our plant collections, will do a regular blog slot where he recommends his favourite “plant records� – that is, songs that are in some way linked to a plant. (Do you see what we did there?)

We’re holding an open public meeting on Friday November 6 about our plan to build a geothermal power plant. You can find out more about the background to this exciting project here and we really hope to see you at the meeting.Â
On the same evening our monthly Arts Café  presents Climate Revolution from 7 –  12.30am [...]

With teeth of mice, ears of satellite dishes and a brain of computer parts, the three-tonne structure represents the amount of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) the average British person throws away in their lifetime.

This is a video about the Eden Project Arts Café with Jelly Jazz a monthly night of live music and resident DJs Jelly Jazz.

Allegra Fuller Snyder, the only surviving child of Buckminster Fuller, noted architect and inventor of the geodesic dome, visits the Eden Project for the very first time.

If you’re coming to visit us this autumn we’d love to see your photographs, you can post them on our Flickr group which has some amazing pics on it taken by you guys. Keep snappin!