Kaicycle Celebrates 10 Years Of Collective Climate Action In Pōneke
On Sunday 16th November, Kaicycle will mark a decade of grassroots climate action with an afternoon of celebration at their Kaicycle Urban Farm in Newtown.
Since 2015, Kaicycle has grown from a humble pilot project growing kai and collecting compost on bicycles into the thriving urban farm and composting hub that Wellingtonians know and love. The milestone event will bring together the many hands and hearts that have helped build Kaicycle’s impact - staff, volunteers, donors, funders, and supporters - to reflect on ten years of mahi and community connection.
“What started as an idea to keep food scraps out of landfill has become a city-wide movement for soil health, local kai, and collective climate resilience. This celebration is for everyone who has dug in with us, quite literally, over the past ten years.”
- Martin Donoghue, Board Chair, Kaicycle
Event Details
Sunday 16th November 2025
2:00pm – 5:00pm
Kaicycle Urban Farm, 5 Hospital Road, Newtown, Wellington
Guests can look forward to nibbles, cakes, tea and coffee, live music, farm tours, speeches, and giveaways - all set among the flourishing gardens that have transformed a once-neglected patch of land into a living symbol of regeneration.
About Kaicycle
Kaicycle is a community-driven urban farming and composting initiative based in Newtown, Wellington. Through regenerative farming practices, local compost collection, and climate education, Kaicycle empowers Wellingtonians to build healthy soils, reduce waste, and strengthen kai sovereignty.
From diverting tonnes of food scraps from landfill to growing nutrient-rich kai and community connection, Kaicycle continues to prove that climate action can be deliciously local and beautifully collaborative.
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