Under the Revitalisation Scheme, the Green Hub has made adaptive use of part of the Canteen Block of Old Tai Po Police Station as the Eat Well Classroom for teaching low-carbon cookery. This Low Carbon Diet Workshop allows participants to re-connect our relationship with the nature by delving into the origin of food and the carbon emissions involved in food production. The programme includes activity sessions of herb harvesting at the Kitchen Garden and preparation of low carbon snack and herbal tea, enjoying vegan lunch or snacks, a heritage tour on how the revitalisation project has conserved the historic and architectural values of the building, as well as the trees and egretry of ecological importance at the Old Tai Po Polics Station.  The workshop helps one discover that the journey to low-carbon living is more colourful, delicious, affordable and joyful than most people may think.

Date / Time
Monday to Saturday: 10:00- 12:30 or 14:00-16:30
(Closed on Tuesdays, only morning session available for Saturdays)

Venue
The Green Hub (Old Tai Po Police Station), 11 Wan Tau Kok Lane, Tai Po, N.T.

Target
Organized Group

Class Size
Minimum of 22 to a maximum of 32 people  (teachers/leaders inclusive)

Fee (Same price for Children and Adults)
$250 per head or
$200 per head (Exclusively for registered whole-day school and charity)

Application
Please fill in the online application form.
Application should be submitted to the Green Hub at least 4 weeks in advance.

Enquiry
2996 2826 or ghprog@kfbg.org

Remarks:

• The Green Hub will notify the applicant about the application results by phone within two weeks upon receipt of the application form.
• Please follow our visitor guidelines.

• The Green Hub is itself covered by Public Liability Insurance.  Participants are fully responsible for arranging, at their own expense, such life, health and other forms of insurance coverage as individual considers appropriate.