Covid-19 Update
Due to the current Covid-19 pandemic, we have had to pause our volunteering programme at One Garden Brighton for the safety of our staff and participants. We are still accepting applications and encourage you to get in touch with us to be placed on our mailing list so that we may contact you in the future. Sign up here.
All construction work at One Garden Brighton has now restarted, after a pause due to lockdown restrictions. We hope to get back on track with the build and will be posting on our social channels and our website with regular updates and news.
You can sign up to our Newsletter here. Or visit our Facebook and Instagram pages to keep up to date.
We hope to welcome you to One Garden Brighton very soon.
A flexible venue with both indoors and outdoors, enriching all who visit.
Explore inventive
planting
Learn stories
of the past
Lounge on
the lawns
Take time over
culinary delights
Discover great local produce & plants
Get involved
in Diverse events
One Garden Brighton
A GARDEN FOR THE FUTURE
This is a new kind of garden visitor attraction. More than just a place to visit, it's a conversation starter. It asks: what could the future be for gardens, green spaces, and their role in our lives? Here, creativity and curiosity are at the heart of everything we do.
BRIGHTON’S OWN GARDEN
It is called One Garden Brighton because it is for everyone. It is free to enter and so close to Brighton it is within the BN1 postcode. It is a flexible and accessible venue focused on enriching all who visit.
A PLACE FOR DISCOVERY
The reinvention of the garden has been managed by Plumpton College, leader in land-based education and horticulture. The college horticultural campus is based within the walls. It will nurture the garden, using it as a living classroom and a showcase for innovation.
One Garden Brighton story
The walled garden at Stanmer Park was always special. It was built 200 years ago as a grand feature, but has in recent years been abandoned and never before been opened to the public.
