The event included people sharing produce, gardening tips, freshly pressed apple juice and beekeeping advice.
People also shared their ideas for the green space around Fearon Hall.
I showed people how to make toiletries, and encouraged them to paint rocks for the community garden.
People sold their crafts to raise funds for future activities while the cafe provided Fairtrade tea courtesy of the Co-op.
If you want to save money and reduce waste, read Upcycle Your Life magazine (click ‘continue to publication’) for eco friendly ideas and recipes. And put 27th October in your diary if you live near Loughborough, for the next Upcycle Your Life at Fearon Hall.