Supporting a Festival of Sustainability and Community

RESET is a free series of family-friendly interactive events and workshops designed to make sustainable living both fun and practical for families and individuals. Learn about waste minimisation, sustainable home solutions, conservation and backyard ecology, and the art of reducing, reusing and recycling through a range of immersive experiences.

Director & CEO of Melbourne Arts Precinct Corporation (MAP Co), Katrina Sedgwick OAM, highlighted the significance of RESET in fostering community-driven positive change and sparking the imagination of all ages.

“Following last year's success, the free RESET festival is back throughout September and October, including the school holidays, with a rich program for all the family, spanning art, culture, science, and learning."

"RESET is all about environmental sustainability - supporting people of all ages, right across our community, to make positive and impactful change in their daily lives," she said.

Bupa APAC Chief Sustainability and Corporate Affairs Officer, Roger Sharp said events like RESET play an important role in provoking conversations about the environment while educating people on how to take practical actions for nature that benefits their health.

“We are extremely proud to be supporting RESET for the third year running to as part of our mission to help create healthier cities,” Roger said.

Running from 1 September to 6 October, RESET will feature a range of markets, artworks, film screenings, talks and participatory installations – free and catering to all ages – across Fed Square.

We welcome you to RESET this spring at Fed Square to refresh your ways to reduce, reuse, recycle and repair. For more information visit this link.