live green sydney
August 15th 2008 04:46
all you green sydney siders with some time on your hands on Sunday should check out the city of Sydney livegreen festival. There is lots of great stuff going on including stalls, bands, panel discussions and more. The real Louie is making an appearance on one of the panels, you might recognise the T-shirt from the picture attached to this post.
Here is a link, come along and check out the festivities.
Here is a link, come along and check out the festivities.
Live Green - Ideas to green your life
"More than 10,000 people attended the first Live Green event in 2007 and this year’s program promises to offer more innovative and simple practical actions you can take to reduce your environmental impact and help make our Sustainable Sydney 2030 vision a reality." Lord Mayor Clover Moore MP
Program highlights include:
Kitchen marquee >
Hosted by Joanna Savill, top local chefs including Live Green Ambassador Kylie Kwong will be cooking up a storm. There’s also a panel discussion on Sustainable Seafood convened by John Newton.
Panel discussions >
Industry leaders debating green marketing, ”green washing”, climate change investment and green careers with audience Q&A, hosted by Nell Schofield.
Workshops >
Practical information and a range of hints and tips to help make your life more environmentally friendly, hosted by Scott McGregor.
City of Sydney Green House >
Take a walk through a demonstration house to find out how your can transform your home into a more environmentally friendly space.
Children’s Area >
Performers, make your own eco-art and entertaining workshops.
Transport >
Free valet bike parking, free bike safety checks and workshops for new and experienced cyclists.
Green Bar >
Sample the best organic wines, naturally brewed beer and fruit juice.
Organic and locally grown food & produce >
You won’t go hungry with delicious food on offer as well as fresh produce to take home.
Shop till you drop >
Fashion, beauty, homewares and lifestyle stalls showcasing the latest in sustainable design and production.
Zero Waste >
Get inspired to start a worm farm at home or make your own low impact cleaning products.
Music and more >
Jazz, funk and soul hosted by Angela Catterns.
See the Stalls and Program sections above for full event details.
"More than 10,000 people attended the first Live Green event in 2007 and this year’s program promises to offer more innovative and simple practical actions you can take to reduce your environmental impact and help make our Sustainable Sydney 2030 vision a reality." Lord Mayor Clover Moore MP
Program highlights include:
Kitchen marquee >
Hosted by Joanna Savill, top local chefs including Live Green Ambassador Kylie Kwong will be cooking up a storm. There’s also a panel discussion on Sustainable Seafood convened by John Newton.
Panel discussions >
Industry leaders debating green marketing, ”green washing”, climate change investment and green careers with audience Q&A, hosted by Nell Schofield.
Workshops >
Practical information and a range of hints and tips to help make your life more environmentally friendly, hosted by Scott McGregor.
City of Sydney Green House >
Take a walk through a demonstration house to find out how your can transform your home into a more environmentally friendly space.
Children’s Area >
Performers, make your own eco-art and entertaining workshops.
Transport >
Free valet bike parking, free bike safety checks and workshops for new and experienced cyclists.
Green Bar >
Sample the best organic wines, naturally brewed beer and fruit juice.
Organic and locally grown food & produce >
You won’t go hungry with delicious food on offer as well as fresh produce to take home.
Shop till you drop >
Fashion, beauty, homewares and lifestyle stalls showcasing the latest in sustainable design and production.
Zero Waste >
Get inspired to start a worm farm at home or make your own low impact cleaning products.
Music and more >
Jazz, funk and soul hosted by Angela Catterns.
See the Stalls and Program sections above for full event details.
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