Eco Living Festival

FREE EVENT
BOOKINGS NOT REQUIRED

Meeting on the lands of the Bidjigal and Gadigal people.

Randwick’s Eco Living Festival is the Eastern Suburbs biggest free community and sustainability-focused festival, promoting innovative green living in a fun, family-friendly way.

The Eco Living Festival is one of the most popular events on Randwick City Council’s calendar and celebrates all that is green and sustainable. The one-day event brings together sustainability experts, local businesses that create sustainable products and workshops that demonstrate the small but important eco-changes we can each make.

This year’s festival includes demonstrations and talks, live music, sustainable kitchen workshops, a volunteer’s village as well as a bike valet and mechanic, trishaw and try-a-bike rides. EV bulk buy opportunities, kids’ activities and entertainment, food trucks, coffee cart and bike’n’blend smoothies and more!

Come along! All Welcome!

For more information visit randwick.nsw.gov.au/ecoliving

TIME	PROGRAM
10am - 3pm	MC Nick Fury
10am	Mic Conway - 'Rubbish' show What is scrumping? talk The Biodynamic sustainable kitchen workshop
10.30am	Isingonthecake Choir Kraut and kimchi workshop
11am	Stars Talent School dance performance The RRRR Pirates show Native Bees - what you need to know! talk Drying excess food workshop
11.30am	Timbre Flaws Choir All things vinegar workshop
12pm	Welcome to Country - Aunty Lola Ryan Mayor's Speech - Cr Dylan Parker Bugs About show How to buy organic food in Randwick talk
12.30pm	Blak Douglas - Did U Know, Didgeridoo demonstration
1pm	Toot! 4 piece horn band King and Queen of Green show How to finance a greener future talk The magical moulds of tempeh and miso workshop
1.30pm	Lacto-fermentation for the soul workshop
2pm	Dog Trumpet - Reg Mombassa and Peter O'Doherty Abi Tucker puppet show Book launch! Earth Restorer's Guide to Permaculture How to ferment excess vegies workshop
2.30pm	The cure is gravlax workshop

This program is a Sustaining Our City initiative and is funded from Randwick City’s Environmental Levy.