Engage your children in a fun, hands-on creative reuse program this school holiday at Reverse Garbage, Marrickville.
Friday 10 April 2026
to Thursday 16 April 2026
9:00am - 3:30pm
30 Carrington Rd, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia
$55
This school holiday, children can dive into an exciting day of making and learning about the circular economy. The program is packed with creative reuse activities led by experienced facilitators who inspire confidence and creativity through hands-on projects. Kids will have access to a wide range of unique reclaimed materials, tools, and equipment not usually available at home or school.
The course encourages children to explore sustainable making in a practical and age-appropriate way, learning how reuse reduces waste while sparking imagination. It’s a supportive, social environment where children can collaborate, make crafty friends, and share ideas.
Time away from screens is a key feature, promoting focus, imagination, and hands-on problem solving in a safe and welcoming space where experimentation and creative risks are encouraged.
The core project for the course is mask-making, where students learn to break down big ideas into manageable project steps. Children will explore a variety of materials to let their creativity blossom and develop new skills in crafting and textiles.
The program is designed for school-aged children and runs over two days during the school holidays, providing a full day of engaging activities from 9:00 to 15:30. Facilitators guide each child through the creative process, ensuring a rewarding and educational experience.
This course also emphasizes environmental awareness by teaching the principles of circular economy and sustainable art practices.
The course takes place at Reverse Garbage, located at 30 Carrington Rd, Marrickville NSW 2204. This venue is well-equipped with a wide range of reclaimed materials and tools, perfect for creative reuse projects.
Marrickville is accessible by public transport and offers parking options nearby. The venue provides a safe and welcoming environment for children to explore their creativity.
Parents can drop off and pick up their children at the scheduled times, ensuring a smooth and convenient experience.
Children should wear comfortable clothing suitable for crafting activities that might get messy. All materials and tools are provided by Reverse Garbage.
The course is designed to be inclusive and supportive, encouraging children to take creative risks and build confidence in their ideas.
Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended to secure a spot. The program is ideal for children interested in crafts, sustainability, and hands-on learning.
The course runs on Friday 10 April and Thursday 16 April from 9:00 to 15:30. Tickets start from $55 per day.
Bookings can be made through the Reverse Garbage website or by contacting the organisers directly. This is a fantastic opportunity to keep children engaged and learning during the school holidays with a focus on creativity and sustainability.
