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Clothing Swap on Knitting Mill Creek

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Elizabeth River Project - Ryan Resilience Lab
norfolk, united states
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Sat, Mar 22, 1pm - 4pm EDT

Event description

Bring your gently used clothing items and exchange them for new-to-you treasures! Clothing swaps are a fantastic way to refresh your wardrobe sustainably, reduce textile waste, and minimize your environmental footprint. By participating, you’re contributing to a circular economy and promoting sustainable fashion practices.

Discover the fascinating history of Knitting Mill Creek, once a bustling textile district. Learn about its transformation over the years and its significant role in the local community. This segment will include a brief talk and a display of historical photographs and artifacts.

Why Attend?

  • Environmental Impact: Reduce waste and promote sustainability by giving clothes a second life.
  • Community Building: Connect with like-minded individuals who care about the environment and sustainable fashion.
  • Educational Experience: Gain insights into the historical significance of Knitting Mill Creek and its textile heritage.

PLUS! Feel free to bring clothes that may be too worn to swap to learn how to repurpose those textiles! 
Rhashida Bess, a Norfolk based Jewelry Artist, will also be hosting a crafting experience that's good for you and the planet!

Re-style textiles to keep your belongings tidy and your conscience clear with eco-friendly storage solutions. 

We will create charming and practical storage bags perfect for jewelry, cosmetics, or other small items, all from repurposed textiles! Say goodbye to clutter and hello to sustainable organization during this fun and easy DIY make and take activity. 

We look forward to seeing you there and making a positive impact together!

Special thanks to WHRO for event support


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Elizabeth River Project - Ryan Resilience Lab
norfolk, united states