
FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria)
Thu 15 Oct · 12:00
Birks Bridge car park
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A three-hour foraging session will be held at Birks Bridge car park in the Duddon Valley on 15 October 2026. Led by an expert, the activity includes identification work, tasting wild ingredients, and a wild snack. Tickets are priced between free and £143.90.
A 3-hour session with a foraging expert, including ID work, tasting wild ingredients and a wild snack in The Duddon Valley
This course is designed to get you as involved as possible - this includes identifying, picking and tasting a range of wild species that will be found on the day. There will also be samples of wild food and drink for everyone to get stuck into and a pre-made wild snack!
The focus with all of our workshops is on the 4 'F's of Foraging: Fungi, Fruit, Flowers and Foliage. We aim for an array of these elements on every session we run (weather and season permitting!)
Event sold out or can't make this date? Head to www.foragebox.co.uk/workshops or view our Eventbrite profile to browse all available sessions.
What To Expect
Our 'Forage & Nibble' workshops are exactly that: you will spend the day learning how to forage with your tutor and then be treated to a 'wild snack' to put it all into context! These have become our most popular events and are available at numerous locations around the country.
DURATION: 3 hours (approx 2.5 hours of foraging and 30 mins preparing and eating your wild snack)
We like to keep some elements a surprise for the day, but here is what you can expect from your foraging workshop:
a short introduction regarding the safety and format of the day
discussions around foraging tips, safety, ethics, etiquette, sustainability and the law
a circular walking route taking in different growing environments around the site. Expect a route of around 2-3km predominantly on footpaths
a closer look at edible wild species and any poisonous lookalikes by a professional forager
a chance to slow the pace of modern life down, meet new people and immerse yourself in a soul-nourishing activity, reconnecting with nature and discovering new flavours
small tasters of wild food - this may even include freshly-picked items straight from the wild and a wild snack. Your wild snack might be something we find on the day freshly cooked in the woods, a hunk of homemade sourdough with some wild pickles and preserves, or even a big slice of cake (our tutors are decent cooks too so it could be something even better!)
our workshops are run in a welcoming and informal fashion, where attendee questions and contributions are encouraged
after the event, you will be sent a follow-up email containing a list of everything we found on the day. Please do not expect photos or descriptions in this email - it is purely a list for reference purposes, and we find it helps people do further research in their own time.
Please note: as with most of our events, this is an educational experience and not a 'basket-filling' session.
At the end of the session, there may be a small selection of our wild products and workshop vouchers available to purchase (card and cash accepted). This is a recent element of our events after enough attendees made enquiries about it - there is no pressure to buy anything having already bought tickets but sometimes people want a souvenir to take with them! Please speak to your tutor about this at the end.
Who Is This Workshop For?
These events are perfect for everyone - families, bushcrafters and dog-walkers alike! Nobody is made to feel out of their depth or silly for not knowing what certain things are, so these events suit absolute novices to more experienced hobby foragers alike.
We strongly believe that foraging is for everyone, with all demographics welcome, regardless of age, ability, gender or ethnicity.
Please read our FAQs further down the page to find out about dogs, children and mobility.
In advance of your foraging workshop, we thought you might be interested in the following:
Our Field Notes website page
'What will I find on my Forage Box workshop?'
A guide to our workshops formats
Trustpilot reviews from previous workshop guests
Forage Box TV, our YouTube channel
Our website FAQs
Workshop Safety Policy, Cancellation and Other Relevant Information
Our Safeguarding Policy
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
KIT LIST: What to bring with you
EMAILS: Please add Eventbrite's email into your safe senders list (via your e-tickets which will arrive immediately) so you can be sent updates and the follow-up email for this workshop. Check your junk folder! If you do not do this, you may end up missing important updates or even cancellation notifications.
DIETARY REQUIREMENTS: You will be asked for any dietary requirements when completing your booking. Please note that our workshops may not be suitable for vegans and coeliacs unless you inform us of these dietary requirements in advance - we may use butter or bread, for example. Bookings made within 48 hours of the event start time may not allow for your tutor to cater for specific dietary requirements - please get in touch if this is a concern.
Attendees are encouraged to walk, cycle or use public transport to get to the destination.
EXACT MEETING POINT: by the picnic benches in the car park
Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/JduMHYvgbPNXCyNf8
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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Frequently asked questions
FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria) takes place on Thursday, 15 October 2026 at 12:00.
FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria) is held at Birks Bridge car park in Barrow-in-Furness (Seathwaite, Broughton-in-Furness, LA20 6EF).
Tickets for FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria) range from £0 to £143.90. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
Tickets for FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria) can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria)
Editorial Summary
A three-hour foraging session will be held at Birks Bridge car park in the Duddon Valley on 15 October 2026. Led by an expert, the activity includes identification work, tasting wild ingredients, and a wild snack. Tickets are priced between free and £143.90.
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Organiser’s full description
A 3-hour session with a foraging expert, including ID work, tasting wild ingredients and a wild snack in The Duddon Valley
This course is designed to get you as involved as possible - this includes identifying, picking and tasting a range of wild species that will be found on the day. There will also be samples of wild food and drink for everyone to get stuck into and a pre-made wild snack!
The focus with all of our workshops is on the 4 'F's of Foraging: Fungi, Fruit, Flowers and Foliage. We aim for an array of these elements on every session we run (weather and season permitting!)
Event sold out or can't make this date? Head to www.foragebox.co.uk/workshops or view our Eventbrite profile to browse all available sessions.
What To Expect
Our 'Forage & Nibble' workshops are exactly that: you will spend the day learning how to forage with your tutor and then be treated to a 'wild snack' to put it all into context! These have become our most popular events and are available at numerous locations around the country.
DURATION: 3 hours (approx 2.5 hours of foraging and 30 mins preparing and eating your wild snack)
We like to keep some elements a surprise for the day, but here is what you can expect from your foraging workshop:
a short introduction regarding the safety and format of the day
discussions around foraging tips, safety, ethics, etiquette, sustainability and the law
a circular walking route taking in different growing environments around the site. Expect a route of around 2-3km predominantly on footpaths
a closer look at edible wild species and any poisonous lookalikes by a professional forager
a chance to slow the pace of modern life down, meet new people and immerse yourself in a soul-nourishing activity, reconnecting with nature and discovering new flavours
small tasters of wild food - this may even include freshly-picked items straight from the wild and a wild snack. Your wild snack might be something we find on the day freshly cooked in the woods, a hunk of homemade sourdough with some wild pickles and preserves, or even a big slice of cake (our tutors are decent cooks too so it could be something even better!)
our workshops are run in a welcoming and informal fashion, where attendee questions and contributions are encouraged
after the event, you will be sent a follow-up email containing a list of everything we found on the day. Please do not expect photos or descriptions in this email - it is purely a list for reference purposes, and we find it helps people do further research in their own time.
Please note: as with most of our events, this is an educational experience and not a 'basket-filling' session.
At the end of the session, there may be a small selection of our wild products and workshop vouchers available to purchase (card and cash accepted). This is a recent element of our events after enough attendees made enquiries about it - there is no pressure to buy anything having already bought tickets but sometimes people want a souvenir to take with them! Please speak to your tutor about this at the end.
Who Is This Workshop For?
These events are perfect for everyone - families, bushcrafters and dog-walkers alike! Nobody is made to feel out of their depth or silly for not knowing what certain things are, so these events suit absolute novices to more experienced hobby foragers alike.
We strongly believe that foraging is for everyone, with all demographics welcome, regardless of age, ability, gender or ethnicity.
Please read our FAQs further down the page to find out about dogs, children and mobility.
In advance of your foraging workshop, we thought you might be interested in the following:
Our Field Notes website page
'What will I find on my Forage Box workshop?'
A guide to our workshops formats
Trustpilot reviews from previous workshop guests
Forage Box TV, our YouTube channel
Our website FAQs
Workshop Safety Policy, Cancellation and Other Relevant Information
Our Safeguarding Policy
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
KIT LIST: What to bring with you
EMAILS: Please add Eventbrite's email into your safe senders list (via your e-tickets which will arrive immediately) so you can be sent updates and the follow-up email for this workshop. Check your junk folder! If you do not do this, you may end up missing important updates or even cancellation notifications.
DIETARY REQUIREMENTS: You will be asked for any dietary requirements when completing your booking. Please note that our workshops may not be suitable for vegans and coeliacs unless you inform us of these dietary requirements in advance - we may use butter or bread, for example. Bookings made within 48 hours of the event start time may not allow for your tutor to cater for specific dietary requirements - please get in touch if this is a concern.
Attendees are encouraged to walk, cycle or use public transport to get to the destination.
EXACT MEETING POINT: by the picnic benches in the car park
Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/JduMHYvgbPNXCyNf8
Description supplied by the event organiser.
📍 Venue
Birks Bridge car parkSeathwaite, Broughton-in-Furness, LA20 6EF
High Furness, Barrow-in-Furness
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When is FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria)?
FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria) takes place on Thursday, 15 October 2026 at 12:00.
Where is FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria) taking place?
FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria) is held at Birks Bridge car park in Barrow-in-Furness (Seathwaite, Broughton-in-Furness, LA20 6EF).
How much are tickets for FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria)?
Tickets for FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria) range from £0 to £143.90. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
How do I get tickets for FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria)?
Tickets for FORAGE & NIBBLE in Duddon Valley (Cumbria) can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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