A place for neighbors.
Come
on
in.
Fill a bag. Make a meal. Try something new. There’s more than one way to spend time at Neighbor House.
Find your programThe market is drop-in. Use the Visit page to prepare a kitchen or workshop enquiry.
Your first visit ↗Everyday things
bring us together.
Fill a bag on Wednesday, cook with neighbors on Thursday or make something useful on Saturday. Neighbor House brings food and practical skills into a shared community space.
Come for one activity or get to know the whole house. You’ll find a clear place to start and people ready to help you take part.
Meet Neighbor HouseWhat’s happening?
A bag of good food, dinner with neighbors, a useful new skill. Choose your day.

Community market
Seasonal produce, cupboard staples and room to browse. Choose food for your week and pay what you can.
Drop in · Bring a shopping bag
Find out more
Shared kitchen
Prepare a vegetarian meal alongside other adults, then sit down to eat together. No cooking experience needed.
Ingredients & equipment provided · Prepare an enquiry
Find out more
Practical workshops
Try a useful skill or a small project with a host and a table of neighbors. Materials and shared tools are provided.
Free adult workshops · Prepare an enquiry
Find out more
Make dinner.
Make room.
Prepare a vegetarian meal with other adults, then sit down to eat together. We provide the ingredients, equipment and a host to help things along.
You don’t need cooking experience. Bring yourself and a little curiosity.
Around the kitchen tableA few ways
to take part.
Start with what interests you. You don’t have to do everything to be part of the house.
Come along.
Browse at the market, cook with a group or try a workshop. The program pages explain what’s provided and what to bring.
Plan a visitLend a hand.
Welcome people, set out materials or help a meal come together. Adult volunteers learn the role with a program host.
Find your roleGive a little.
Food, supplies and a well-kept space help the programs happen. Choose the part of the work you care about.
Support the programs