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Trash to Fashion Media + zero-waste events that teach people how to turn trash into fashion to reduce pollution.

If you wanted to attend the first Focus Group but couldn't get away for 90 whole minutes, this session is for you, Strea...
09/20/2026

If you wanted to attend the first Focus Group but couldn't get away for 90 whole minutes, this session is for you, Streamlined to 45 Minutes during the typical lunch hour.

Help Trash to Fashion grow by joining a lively discussion on Zoom and sharing your preferences and ideas about our future offerings.

Thanks to Brikene for sharing her account of Create & Celebrate with us!
08/21/2026

Thanks to Brikene for sharing her account of Create & Celebrate with us!

Brikene Grajcevci took a much-needed break from packing and moving, to get into a mindset of envisioning and creating at Trash to Fashion’s annual workshop & ball.

Hey Trashionista! It’s time to show off your trashion! If you designed or made a garment at one of our workshops, and yo...
08/15/2026

Hey Trashionista! It’s time to show off your trashion! If you designed or made a garment at one of our workshops, and you would love to share your piece in Trash to Fashion’s first community exhibit at New Haven City Hall, click here to learn more and submit your work! Deadline August 19th!

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06/20/2026
A delightful night under the eaves of the Eli Whitney Museum & Workshop Barn.  With a fascinating designer chat in the C...
05/14/2026

A delightful night under the eaves of the Eli Whitney Museum & Workshop Barn. With a fascinating designer chat in the Carter Studio afterward, led by Catherine Shen, host of CT Public Radio's "Where We Live." She really gets our zero-waste ethos and brought it to the fore in the conversation.
Did you attend Rescued Runway? What was your favorite moment?

Many thanks to Abiba Biao and The Arts Paper for the wonderful, holistic coverage of Rescued Runway: fashion blooms from...
05/12/2026

Many thanks to Abiba Biao and The Arts Paper for the wonderful, holistic coverage of Rescued Runway: fashion blooms from the discarded!

Trashionistas, environmentalists, and champions of sustainability rolled out the red carpet last Saturday, as the old barn owned by the Eli Whitney Museum & Workshop transformed into a sartorial extravaganza for “Rescued Runway,” a zero-waste fashion show and celebration of eco-friendly design.

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