North West Sustainability Festival
16 September 2026
Curious about greener living? Explore clever home technologies, try hands-on workshops and pick up ideas you can take home and put into practice at the North West Sustainability Festival.

Want a greener home but don’t know where to start? The North West Sustainability Festival has plenty of ideas worth taking home. Here’s why you should attend.

Want to grow your own food? Start with veggies and microgreens.
No garden, no problem. Find out how to grow your greens, even in a small space. Learn how to make your own organic soil, germinate seeds, transplant seedlings, and know when your greens are ready to harvest.

Want to bring more biodiversity home? Meet the plants that eat bugs.
Bring a little more nature into your home! See how carnivorous plants like sundews thrive in our tropical climate and how growing them can help keep pests away naturally.

Curious what greener living at home could look like?
Discover simple green living habits, from saving energy and water to reducing everyday waste. Pick up practical ideas you can easily bring home and make part of your daily routine.

Got stuff at home? See what you can turn it into.
What if things you already have at home could become something useful? Get creative and try your hand at making natural incense from aromatic herbs, a herbal dehumidifier from kitchen ingredients, or even a lamp from everyday plastic waste.

Come curious, leave with ideas!
This year’s theme, “Sustainability Starts at Home” incorporates innovation and insights into technology can support a more sustainable lifestyle for your home.
NOTE: The workshops have reached maximum capacity for registration. Walk-ins are welcome on a case-by-case basis during the event days.
Missed the last few North West Sustainability Festivals? Here’s what went down.

There’s more to look forward to this year! Come join us at the North West Sustainability Festival 2026 from 26 to 28 September 2026 at Northpoint City, and enjoy the fun with your family and friends!
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