The farm is now closed on Mondays
Keeping Stonebridge Growing
The farm doesn't stop for winter.
Our community still needs it.
Keeping Stonebridge Growing
The farm doesn't stop for winter.
Our community still needs it.
The farm is now closed on Mondays
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The farm doesn't stop for winter.
Our community still needs it.
The farm doesn't stop for winter.
Our community still needs it.
Every day, Stonebridge City Farm & Gardens provides a place for people to connect with animals, nature and each other. But when winter arrives, visitor numbers fall and the income we rely on becomes harder to maintain.
It costs around £1,400 every day to keep the farm running.
This winter, we're asking our community to help us keep Stonebridge growing.

Stonebridge City Farm is free to enter and open to everyone. Visit the animals, gardens, café, and green spaces in the heart of St Ann’s, Nottingham. Whether you stay for ten minutes or the whole day, the farm is a place to slow down, connect, and feel welcome.

There are many ways to get involved at Stonebridge City Farm. From animals and gardening to the café, shop, maintenance, events, and community projects, we offer supportive pathways into volunteering, skills-building, routine, and connection.

Stonebridge City Farm is a charity and costs around £1,400 a day to run. Donations, memberships, fundraising, and local support help keep the farm free, welcoming, and available to the thousands of people who rely on it each year.
“I’d never volunteered before and was nervous about getting in the way. It turns out the farm actually needs people to keep running. You’re not just there to be busy. You’re part of the team. I’ve learnt new skills, met people I wouldn’t normally cross paths with, and started to feel more connected to my family, friends, and where I live.”

In many communities, there are fewer and fewer places where people can simply turn up, be known, and take part without pressure to spend money.
Stonebridge exists to keep that kind of space alive.
The farm combines animals, gardens, volunteering, education, and community activity to create a place where people from different backgrounds and life experiences can spend time together, contribute, and build confidence over time.
school children visit, from 31 schools
Volunteers supported weekly
days a week, supporting volunteers