Eco-design Christmas Fair
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CHRISTMAS WITH A CONSCIENCE
Do you want to lead a more ethical lifestyle? Would you prefer to buy ethical presents this Christmas which have not cost the earth to produce, and do not cost the earth to buy!? Then the Eco-Design Christmas Fair is the event for you.
The Eco-Design Christmas Fair will be the best environmentally-friendly marketplace this coming season, offering the rare retail opportunity to purchase top contemporary sustainably-designed Christmas gifts, directly from the makers: Organic, recycled, non-toxic, fairtrade, handmade and low energy-consuming products:
ECO-DESIGN CHRISTMAS FAIR
Saturday 2nd December
11am - 5pm
Cecil Sharp House
2, Regents Park Rd
Camden
London NW1 7AY
Camden Town Tube.
Entry: £1, conc 50p.
BRITISH AND FAIRTRADE DESIGN: Gifts, cards, decorations, toys, fashion, footwear, bags, jewellery, wooden bowls, glassware, home accessories, lighting, stationery, alternative technology, natural bodycare, organic and recycled textile designs and more!
To add to the festive atmosphere, organic mince pies and mulled wine, plus organic fairtrade tea and coffee will be served. Live music and dance/eco-fashion performance in the afternoon.
Recycled Christmas decoration workshop for children and adults. 12-1, then 3 til 4pm.
Seminars on sustainable design by Kelly Atkins of Carpet Burns and Roy Tam lecturer in Sustainable Design at Plymouth University.
CHRISTMAS WITH A CONSCIENCE
Do you want to lead a more ethical lifestyle? Would you prefer to buy ethical presents this Christmas which have not cost the earth to produce, and do not cost the earth to buy!? Then the Eco-Design Christmas Fair is the event for you.
The Eco-Design Christmas Fair will be the best environmentally-friendly marketplace this coming season, offering the rare retail opportunity to purchase top contemporary sustainably-designed Christmas gifts, directly from the makers: Organic, recycled, non-toxic, fairtrade, handmade and low energy-consuming products:
ECO-DESIGN CHRISTMAS FAIR
Saturday 2nd December
11am - 5pm
Cecil Sharp House
2, Regents Park Rd
Camden
London NW1 7AY
Camden Town Tube.
Entry: £1, conc 50p.
BRITISH AND FAIRTRADE DESIGN: Gifts, cards, decorations, toys, fashion, footwear, bags, jewellery, wooden bowls, glassware, home accessories, lighting, stationery, alternative technology, natural bodycare, organic and recycled textile designs and more!
To add to the festive atmosphere, organic mince pies and mulled wine, plus organic fairtrade tea and coffee will be served. Live music and dance/eco-fashion performance in the afternoon.
Recycled Christmas decoration workshop for children and adults. 12-1, then 3 til 4pm.
Seminars on sustainable design by Kelly Atkins of Carpet Burns and Roy Tam lecturer in Sustainable Design at Plymouth University.
http://www.ecodesignfair.co.uk
Start date: Sat Dec 02, 2006 00:00 AM
End date: Sat Dec 02, 2006 00:00 AM
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I'm very proud for those who manage to have an Eco-design Christmas Fair. It enhances our creativity and enlighten man's mind to love nature on Christmas Day.
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