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Sustainable Living Events – May

Heading into autumn, we’ve got a focus on reducing food and fashion waste. We’re kicking off the month of May with a Basic Mending workshop in Bayside, then sliding straight into our ever popular Scraptastic Cooking presentation in my old ‘hood at Nunawading Library. Then we’re covering all things composting & worms in Maroondah, before a presentation-workshop combo on low-waste gardening in Seaford. And to cap off the month, we’re back in the south-eastern suburbs to talk Fast Fashion in Carnegie.

We’d love to see you at one (or more!) of these events, and be sure to subscribe at the bottom of this page if you want info on following months’ free events.

May 2026 events

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BASIC MENDING. Brighton Library, Saturday 2nd May 1-3pm – Join us for a fun hands-on workshop where you’ll learn different ways to mend clothes using simple craft skills, and try your hand at one or two methods to take home.

SCRAPTASTIC COOKING. Nunawading Library, Wednesday 6th May, 6:30-7:30pm – Learn why and how to flip your relationship with food waste for good, by adopting ‘scraptastic’ approaches in the kitchen.

COMPOST & WORMS. Croydon Library, Wednesday 13th May, 10-11:30am – Learn about the many different ways of composting and using worm farms to reduce your kitchen and garden waste.

LOW-WASTE GARDENING. Seaford Library, Friday 15th May, 10:30am-12:30pm – Join this hands-on presentation-workshop where you’ll learn about frugal, waste-savvy ways to access healthy soil, plants, seeds, fertiliser and mulch.

BREAKING UP WITH FAST FASHION. Carnegie Library, Sunday 24th May, 2-3:30pm – Learn about the many layers of waste and negative impacts of Fast Fashion, and how you can begin changing your relationship with clothing.


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