From Waste to Living Soil | A Composting Workshop with Maslow
Upon registration, you will receive a payment link to secure your place. Upon payment you will be approved into the event.
We operate on a sliding scale to help ensure our events are inclusive.*
🎟️ TIER 1 Standard rate – R1200
🎟️ TIER 2 Middle Rate – R890
🎟️ TIER 3 Low rate – R690
From Waste to Living Soil | A Composting Workshop with Maslow
This is a collaboration between Be the Earth and Maslow.
Step into the quiet intelligence beneath your feet.
In celebration of World Compost Day, join us at the Be Hive for a hands-on journey into the living world of soil, where waste becomes abundance, and life begins again.
Guided by Maslow, a regenerative design collective working at the intersection of land, systems, and human needs, you’ll explore how simple composting practices can transform everyday waste into rich, biologically active soil.
This aims to be a lived experience.
Through touch, movement, and participation, you’ll:
Build and turn real compost
Meet the organisms that bring soil to life
Walk through living proof in the landscape
Reconnect with the cycles that sustain us
The day weaves together indoor grounding, outdoor practice in the Food Forest, and a visit to Boschendal’s compost system.
Enjoy nourishing teas, a seasonal forest-to-fork lunch, and a small gift from the land to take home!
No experience needed.
Just a willingness to step in, get your hands dirty, and grow together.
*Tiered rating honesty system:
Tier 1 | Standard Rate
Individuals earning a stable, comfortable income
Entrepreneurs, consultants, and professionals with established businesses
People able to expense this through a company or claim it as a business cost
Well-funded NGOs, social enterprises, and larger organisations
Corporates and teams booking experiences or space
International guests or visitors with stronger currencies
Tier 2 | Middle Rate
Individuals with a consistent but moderate income
To a few, freelancers, creatives, facilitators, and practitioners building their work
Farmers, educators, and small business owners with some financial flexibility
Students or individuals supported by bursaries or partial funding
Small to mid-sized NGOs or initiatives with limited but stable budgets
Tier 3 | Low Rate
Individuals with little to no disposable income
Early-stage entrepreneurs or those in transition
Small-scale farmers, artisans, and community facilitators
Students without financial support
Grassroots organisations, volunteer-led groups, or underfunded initiatives