What’s On

Keep an eye out on this page for events and activities taking place each month!

Programme of activities   June 2026

REGULAR ACTIVITIES – drop in sessions
Mondays10am – 12pm – Men’s Shed – woodwork / maintenance and a cuppa!
Mondays1pm – 4pm Board Games Group – everyone welcome.
Tuesdays10am – 12.00 pm – Women’s Tuesdays – crafts and a cuppa.
Wednesdays10am – 12pm – WOW (Weed on Wednesdays) – a gardening session when we get together to help in the garden and get to know each other better.
Thursdays10.30 am – 12.00pm – Caldmore Tots – parent and toddler play group at the Garden with sensory and fun activities.
Fridays10:30 until 12pm First Songs. Free weekly music sessions for children 0-4 years old from B’Opera who help explore rhythm, movement and our singing voices to bring a story to life.
Garden Saturdays – Free family activity sessions 11am until 2 pm – please book in advance via this link https://tinyurl.com/gardensaturdays .
Saturday 13th June11am until 2pm – Garden Saturday – Sam Hale Workshop – Make a Caldmore Garden pictorial family tree. Booking Necessary.
Saturday 27th June11am until 2pm – Garden Saturday – Trees and Nature – Learn to identify leaves and trees in nature.Booking necessary.
Events, Workshops and Easter Playcheme
Saturday 6th JuneEid Party – 12pm until 4pm – Free entry   Enjoy community stalls, nasheeds, an Islamic knowledge treasure hunt, family activities, mehndi, bouncy castle, international food and BBQ to raise funds for Sudan.   Organised with Aaina Community Hub, Afghan Community and Welfare Centre, Aisha Mosque & Islamic Centre, Bilal Academy, Nuurul Huda Cultural Centre, Reverts for Reverts and Walsall Kobar Friendship Association. Sponsored by NA Cars and Minibuses Ltd.  
Saturday 20th JuneNature’s Stories – Storytelling Festival – 12pm until 5pm   Join us for nature’s stories. A free family friendly storytelling festival taking place during Refugee Week on Saturday 20th June 12-5pm at Caldmore Community Garden
Spend the day enjoying puppetry, storytelling and creative activities inspired by nature, migration, memory and community.