Eat Green Design is an exciting 5 day event that explores sustainable consumption delivering a smorgasbord of raw and organic foods and locally sourced produce to tantalise taste buds. A collaboration between designers, restauranteurs and socially and environmentally conscious individuals.
When: July 17 – July 21
Where: Level 2/39 Little Collins Street, Melbourne
Details/Bookings: www.eatgreendesign.com
Temporarily located in a re-designed space during the State of Design festival, Eat Green Design presents a transitory hospitality, networking and creative environment that serves as an incubator for sustainable thinking and awareness with a focus on encouraging inquiry, involvement and action.
Eat Green Design is an exciting 5 day event that explores sustainable consumption delivering a smorgasbord of raw and organic foods and locally sourced produce to tantalise taste buds. A collaboration between designers, restauranteurs and socially and environmentally conscious individuals.
When: July 17 - July 21
Where: Level 2/39 Little Collins Street, Melbourne
Details/Bookings: www.eatgreendesign.com
Temporarily located in a re-designed space during the State of Design festival, Eat Green Design presents a transitory hospitality, networking and creative environment that serves as an incubator for sustainable thinking and awareness with a focus on encouraging inquiry, involvement and action.
April 4th, 2011
Eat Green Design is an exciting 5 day event that explores sustainable consumption delivering a smorgasbord of raw and organic foods and locally sourced produce to tantalise taste buds. A collaboration between designers, restauranteurs and socially and environmentally conscious individuals.
When: July 17 – July 21
Where: Level 2/39 Little Collins Street, Melbourne
Details/Bookings: www.eatgreendesign.com
Temporarily located in a re-designed space during the State of Design festival, Eat Green Design presents a transitory hospitality, networking and creative environment that serves as an incubator for sustainable thinking and awareness with a focus on encouraging inquiry, involvement and action.
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