Join Peg Davies from Lessen with Peg and learn everything about creating a less wasteful kitchen end-to-end. From shopping, buying, storing, cooking and equipment, to dealing with leftovers and scraps with fun, easy and practical tips.
Kevin Smith from The Worm Shed presents on all aspects of worm farming and the role worms play in recycling and waste management. This is followed by a demonstration of setting up and maintaining a worm farm.
Learn how to turn food scraps and garden waste into nutrient‑rich compost with Robyn Brown, exploring simple composting methods that help your garden thrive.
Got a broken item you’d love to save from landfill? Bring it along to the free Canning Repair Lab, where skilled volunteers help fix clothing, textiles, bikes, furniture and household items. It’s a great chance to learn new skills, meet your community and give your belongings a second life instead of throwing them away.
Join the community at the SJ Bunting Library, where sewing enthusiasts gather to create beautiful reusable bunting from repurposed fabrics. The finished bunting is free to borrow for birthdays, school events, and celebrations—an eco‑friendly alternative to disposable décor. More designs will be added as the collection grows.
A simple, mindful approach to decluttering and leaving a meaningful legacy, with practical tips for passing items on thoughtfully.
Explore how circular economy principles drive innovation, efficiency, and real‑world environmental impact.
Waste begins long before the bin—this workshop explores a product’s full life cycle, from resource use to emissions, to reveal its true environmental impact.
Ideal for those wanting to reduce their impact and buy less, this workshop explores shared and circular economies and free ways to connect with community.
A supportive session on simplifying belongings, helping attendees and their families rehome, recycle, and reduce clutter responsibly.