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Sustainable Living Festival 2009 (Melbourne, AUS)

by Emily Clark — last modified Apr 30, 2010 07:40 AM
The Sustainable Living Festival showcases a huge range of exhibitors, talks, workshops, art, films and performances celebrating and inspiring sustainable communities. Come and explore the Festival's three-day program in the heart of the city of Melbourne and be a part of the celebrations.
When Feb 21, 2009 01:00 AM to
Feb 23, 2009 09:00 AM
Where Federation Square, Melbourne
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About:

Right in the heart of the city of Melbourne, the Sustainable Living Festival is a three-day celebration of cultural innovation and creativity.

The Festival draws together diverse approaches that focus on social and ecological sustainability. Staged at Federation Square, this unique event fuses interactive displays, demonstrations, artworks, exhibits, designs, films, multimedia and live performances.

Voluntary Tickets:

You can help support the Sustainable Living Festival by purchasing a voluntary ticket. Yes the Festival is free to the public, but it takes the effort of hundreds of volunteers and supporters each year who come together and donate their time to help produce the event.

Concession $10 | Adult $15 | Family $25


EngageMedia at the Festival:

You can find the EngageMedia team in the Plug In TV tent at the Festival. Drop by for a chat and to pick up some freebies - stickers, flyers and CDs.


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