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Sustainability Marketplace - This Weekend

Posted on Thu, 2006-03-16 01:18 by sarahfelicity
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This coming weekend is probably the most exciting part of the 30 Days of Sustainability - The Sustainability and You Marketplace. (It's also my birthday on Sunday. *cough*)

For the three days, UBC Robson Square will be awash in cool stuff to do, watch, and listen to. Spoken word, music, a demonstration on how to recycle vintage sweaters into fabulous fashions, workshops on greening your home renovations... and lots of cool peeps, I'm sure. Probably even me. :)

FYI, if you are a photo-geek, please take lots of pictures, and upload the good ones to Flickr, as per the directions on this page. I'd love to see more images in the gallery!

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Thu, 2006-03-16 20:34 — Thomas (not verified)

Heya!

I'll be performing a short show on the mainstage Friday at 6 and Saturday at 5:15. Stop by if you're around. This looks like a great event.

Thomas

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