Common Thread 2026
Explore sustainability and practical DIY skills at this engaging workshop series.
Details
Wednesday 18 August 2027
6:30pm - 9:00pm
139 Bradley Grove, Mitchell Park SA 5043, Australia
Free
Explore sustainability and practical DIY skills at this engaging workshop series.
Wednesday 18 August 2027
6:30pm - 9:00pm
139 Bradley Grove, Mitchell Park SA 5043, Australia
Free
Common Thread 2026 invites you to a captivating workshop designed for busy adults eager to eat well without spending extra time in the kitchen. This event blends sustainability, creativity, and practical skills, making it perfect for parents looking to streamline meal prep while reducing food waste.
Join Andrea from The Green Gourmet for an interactive session where you'll discover how to create multitasking meals that last all week. Learn to mix and match batch-cooked ingredients to build new meals, reduce food waste, and develop a repertoire of easy wins for your busiest nights. You'll also make and taste a vibrant all-week salad, complete with a recipe and template for your own variations. The workshop includes evidence-based nutritional info, lively discussions, and fun group activities.
This workshop is free and tailored for adults interested in sustainability and efficient cooking. It runs from 18:30 to 21:00 on Tuesday, 18 August 2026, with a future session on 20 October 2026. Booking is required to secure your spot. The event is part of the Common Thread series, which regularly covers different environmental and sustainability topics.
The event takes place at Mitchell Park Neighbourhood Centre, located inside the Mitchell Park Sports and Community Centre. Access the carpark via Moreland Avenue, enter through the main doors, and turn right towards the Neighbourhood Centre room. The venue is easily accessible and offers convenient parking.
Please note that bookings are essential due to limited spaces. The workshop is suitable for adults and focuses on practical, time-saving cooking techniques that align with sustainability goals. Participants will leave with actionable tools to save time, energy, money, and reduce food waste.
Attendance is free of charge, but booking online is required. Reserve your place early to avoid disappointment and join a community passionate about sustainability and creative living.