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Eco Festival Essentials – Our Top 10

0 Posted by in Festivals, Living The Green on May 11th 2010

As the weather warms and the longer evenings tempt us to stay up, the festival season is upon us presenting a feast of entertainment to delight in.  Musical festivals, environmental festivals, arts festivals, car festivals, flower festivals, Fairtrade festivals…

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Got Haggis?

0 Posted by in Comment, Festivals, Food & drink, Get Involved! on January 21st 2010

Burns Night.  I’ve never participated in this before, but as far as I can tell, it’s aaaall aboot the Haggis. 

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Newcastle Green Gathering – free music, arts and environment festival

0 Posted by in Climate Change, Fair trade, Fashion, Festivals, Food & drink, Get Involved!, Sustainability on August 29th 2008

Newcastle Green Gathering is back, bigger, better and, erm, greener than ever! It aims to raise awareness of environmental issues and living ethically by providing a creative and educational environmental at an arts and music based event.

There’s a Kids Area and Healing Zone as well as a plethora of local and national bands performing – ensuring there’s something for everone to be entertained by. As well as this there will be a whole host of stalls and pitches around the site in Exhibition Park inspiring the ethical consumer and green living enthusiast in all of us.

 As the official site says;

‘The festival will be taking place in Exhibition Park, Newcastle Upon Tyne on the 30th & 31st August. Featuring 5 stages of local and national music, arts, community groups, alternative therapies, stalls, food, drink (please note – no alcohol to be brought onto the site – drinks available through event bars) and much more. All dedicated to making sure that everyone in the city and beyond can make small but practical steps to change the environment we live in for the better; and have a great time while learning a bit as well.’

For more information check out the Green Gathering website

Photo: BBC

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