Landscapes 2026!
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Come and Be Part of Landscapes 2027!
We're already looking forward to gathering again for Landscapes 2027: It Takes a Village, three days of connection, creativity, big conversations and imagining new ways of living together.
Early Bird tickets are now available, and this year we've introduced a new monthly payment option to help spread the cost and make it easier for more people to join us.
We'd love to have you around the table!
Book your place and explore ticket options below.
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It Takes a Village: An Invitation to Explore
What if the conversations from Landscapes could take root in our own communities?
As we prepare for Landscapes 2027, we're inviting people to take a deeper dive into an idea, question or challenge with their community, and bring back their stories, discoveries and practical wisdom to share with others.
You don't need to have all the answers, just a curiosity and a willingness to explore together. We'd love to hear what seeds of ideas are growing!
Share your idea using the form below. We'll be in touch as the programme takes shape to let you know if your proposal has been selected.
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Feedback form
Your Feedback is increadibly important to us and will inform plannign for future Landscape gatherings. We apprecite you taking the time to fill out this short form.
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Join Hazelnut Community
Landscapes was a wonderful few days of connection, creativity and imagining new possibilities together. But the conversations and relationships don't have to end there!
We'd love to invite you to continue the journey as part of the Hazelnut Community Network, a growing web of people and communities exploring faith, ecology and new ways of living.
Together we're sharing ideas, supporting one another and discovering what might grow when we stay connected.
Come and be part of what's growing!
some free resources for the upcoming season to give you a taste of what we offer:
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Books and Resources
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Notes and slides from contributers
Our contributors are happy to make their notes made availabe for private use. As some of this material is still forming its asked that they are not shared publically.
Plenary talks
Rob Hopkins (info in books section)
Worksthop talks