The Street Tree x Fruity Walks - Film Screening, Walk & Talk

Event Information

In April, Paul Wood (aka The Street Tree) and Divya Hariramani (aka Fruity Walks) made a film with London National Park City’s Michael Shilling introducing some of the amazing trees in Shoreditch and the City. Of course, because Divya was involved, the emphasis was on fruit trees, starting with London’s first Lemon tree planted on the street.

We’ll be screening the film at 109 Fleet Street on Sunday 12th May, at 6:30, but first there’s an opportunity to join Paul and Divya for a guided tour of the trees around the National Park City Visitors Centre from 5:00.

This event is also part of the 2024 NPC Walking Week. 

Contributors

London National Park City

London National Park City is the grassroots movement for everyone making London greener, healthier and wilder.

London became the world’s first National Park City in July 2019, so that Londoners and urban nature could be better connected.

https://community.nationalparkcity.org/events/the-street-tree-x-fruity-walks & https://nationalparkcity.london/

https://www.instagram.com/londonnationalparkcity/

https://twitter.com/londonnpc

https://www.facebook.com/londonnationalparkcity

Divya Hariramani

Divya Hariramani has a project called ‘Fruity Walks’ where she finds fruit trees in the city and gets to know the stories behind these trees. Find her on Instagram @fruitywalks

Paul Wood
Paul Wood is the author of several books about trees in London including London is a Forest, find him on socials @thestreettree

Location of event

London National Park City Visitor Centre, 109 Fleet Street, London EC4A 2AB