27/10/2026
REUSE/RECYCLE WORKSHOPS
We have a great selection of workshops coming up in November that we are excited to share with you all 💚
Each workshop has a suggested donation, which covers the cost of any bought materials, refreshments, and overheads. We do not want prices to be a barrier to any of our workshops, and these remain free to attend. We also appreciate any and all donations, as these help us stay open.
This project was made possible thanks to the Suffolk Climate Action Community Match Funder, which was provided by Suffolk’s public sector organisations, as part of the wider work to address the climate emergency. Find out more about the Community Match Fund and the Suffolk Climate Emergency Plan here: www.sustainablesuffolk.org
Link in bio to book the workshops
Learn how to make these lovely mexican style decorations using supplies you will probably have at home already
Make these sustainable decorations just in time for Christmas 🎄
Learn the art of Kanzashi by using scraps of old fabric and a few simple stitches to make these beautiful fabric flowers 🌼
These can be used for many things such as jewellery, hair ornaments or other decorative uses you can imagine
They are simple to make with many variations possible so you can style it to your taste or for a gift to somebody 🎁
Climate Fresk is a 3-hour interactive workshop and serious game designed to raise public awareness about climate change by making the scientific findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) accessible and engaging. Created by French engineer Cèdric Ringenbach in 2015 and formalized as a nonprofit in 2018, the workshop uses a deck of 42 cards (for adults) that participants collaboratively arrange to map the cause-and-effect relationships of the climate crisis, effectively "painting" a visual fresco.
The session is divided into three phases: linking the cards to understand systemic connections, creatively decorating the resulting fresco, and debriefing to discuss emotions and identify collective solutions. Based strictly on established scientific facts from IPCC reports, the method avoids expert-led lectures in favor of collective intelligenc
