TALK . EXHIBITION . WORKSHOPS . FOOD + DRINKS . MARKET . FUN FOR KIDS
Brunswick Established Neighbourhood Fair: Celebrating Circular Living, proudly presented by Beulah. Join us for a one-time, free community event as we explore the revolutionary world of circular-living and sustainable design. Engage with an extraordinary panel of industry leaders, immerse yourself in innovative art, participate in hands-on workshops, and simply soak up the vibrant atmosphere at this heritage location. Don't miss this unique family-friendly neighbourhood fair featuring food trucks and a pop-up market all set within an iconic heritage warehouse brimming with Brunswick character.
DATE
Saturday 16 March 2024
TIME
10AM–3PM
TICKETS
Free
LOCATION
17–23 Hodgson St Brunswick, VIC 3056
FEATURING
Six Degrees Architects, Great Dane, Australian Design Review, Thankyou, Cirque du Soil, Finding Infinity, Hey Doodle, Secateur Me Baby, Greenspace, Into Carry, Honey Bones Gallery, DNJ Paper, Brunswick Aces, Foreign Fruits, Taco Truck, Beatbox Burger & More
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PROGRAM
TALK
11AM-12PM
Settle in for an inspiring panel discussion on the future of circular living, featuring experts in the field of sustainable design and regenerative practices. Discover firsthand how you can bring circularity into your own home, with practical tips and ideas tailored for a smaller scale. Get ready to be inspired and empowered to make a positive impact within the cherished Brunswick community.
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PROGRAM
PANELLIST
PETER MALATT
Architect & Founding DirectorSix Degrees Architects
Peter Malatt, a luminary in the construction industry, channels over 30 years of expertise as Six Degrees' founding director. He played a pivotal role in activating Melbourne's laneways and shaping the city's fine-grain fabric. Committed to sustainable design practices, Peter has led multiple award-winning landmarks. He was recently recognised as an AIA Life Fellow, the highest honour, for his contribution to architectural excellence, shaping socially inclusive, environmentally conscious developments of lasting significance.
PANELLIST
ROSS HARDING
PrincipalFinding Infinity
Ross Harding, an audacious engineer blending mischief, innovation, and vision, orchestrates a global metamorphosis with Finding Infinity. Cities as self-reliant entities are his vision, from grand urban blueprints to intricate architectural designs, his team redefines possibilities. Their brainchild, "A New Normal," a $100 billion initiative, reshapes Melbourne, boasting $200 million in live projects. Provocative, profitable, and policy-shaping endeavours thrive under his guidance.
PANELLIST
EMILY RAYNER
Editorial DirectorAustralian Design Review
Emily Rayner is Group Content Director at Niche Media where she oversees built world titles, Australian Design Review, Inside Magazine, and Facility Management Media alongside award programmes such as the Interior Design Excellence Awards. Emily has over 20 years of experience in media working in Australia and overseas in senior editorial roles at BBC, SCA and Fairfax.
PANELLIST
JEAN DARLING
Founder & Managing DirectorCirque Du Soil
Jean is the Founder of Cirque du Soil, focusing on regenerative urban neighborhoods by transforming food system waste. With a Masters in Architecture and regenerative expertise, she promotes climate action through local community and business engagement. She led the Go Full Circle 2023 program in Melbourne for SMEs in hospitality, retail, and services, and spearheaded GrowGood, developing circular fertilizers via food recycling, aiming for a low-emission, hyperlocal waste recovery model.
PANEL MODERATOR
MATTHEW LUCAS
DirectorGreat Dane
Matthew Lucas boasts over three decades of mastery in global and local retail sectors, specialising in retail and brand strategy, placemaking, implementation and customer mapping. Featured in esteemed publications such as The Design Files and Australian House and Garden magazine, among others, he commands platforms at design conferences while spearheading Great Dane Furniture as Group Director and chairing Craft Victoria. Additionally, he holds an advisory role at Lindsay Magazine.
EXHIBITION
Experience a carefully curated exhibition of artworks and sculptural pieces from locally known and esteemed artists and architects within the sustainable design space.
WORKSHOPS
INTO CARRY HAND STITCH WALLET WORKSHOP10AM-3PM
Learn a new upcycling and repair skill while making your own Card Wallet. Using Into Carry production offcuts and scraps, you will learn how to blanket stitch with a needle and thread while crafting your Card Wallet. A blanket stitch is a great technique to have on the upcycling toolbelt. All you need is a needle and thread, which you can use to apply patches, hem clothing, or fix damaged edges.
Duration: 20-40 minutesDrop in anytime. Please register to facilitate material preparation.
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DNJ PAPER MAKING WORKSHOP1–2PM
Discover the ancient paper-cloth technique used by DNJ Paper for this year’s MPavilion uniform in a special workshop. In this hands-on demonstration and Workshop, we invite you to discover the unique processes and philosophy behind creating the MP10 uniform and how they turn a sheet of paper into a luxurious dyed cloth.
Duration: 1 hourPlease register to facilitate material preparation.
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HONEY BONES GALLERY PAINTING WORKSHOP10AM–3PM
'The Colour Green' is an ode to nature in our urban spaces and built environments. The community is invited to join us and be guided in crafting leaves and flowers using sustainable materials which they will then place on a growing collaborative community green wall within the space.
Duration: 30 minutes – 1 hourDrop in anytime. Please register to facilitate material preparation.
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GROWGOOD CIRCULAR PLANT WORKSHOP10AM–3PM
Join Cirque du Soil in the immersive GrowGood Circular plant workshop. BYO small to medium house plant or purchase one on the day. All the materials to craft up your very own personalised kokedama to take home, featuring Cirque du Soil proprietary circular potting mix made from urban food waste recovered from Melbourne precincts. All materials used in the workshop are locally sourced, upcycled or fully compostable. For those who prefer a pot, we’ll also be offering a limited series mycelium pot, grown by one of our circular partners, Fungi Solutions.
Duration: 30 minutes – 1 hourDrop in anytime. Please register to facilitate material preparation.
$15 – BYO plant + urban food waste kokedama$35 – Purchase a plant + urban food waste kokedama
Bringing your own plant from home?
Click here for the list of plants that you can bring from home.
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FOOD & MARKET
Savour your surroundings while indulging in a variety of local and eco-conscious food & beverage options. Experience the essence of our community with organic wine and gin bars like Brunswick Aces, complemented by a wholesome blend of local culinary favourites. As you stroll through the space, explore a showcase of eco-friendly market stalls, featuring innovative products to discover with notable brands like Thankyou, Hey Doodle, Greenspace and more. Immerse in a culinary and shopping adventure that celebrates sustainability and local flavour!
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