#MakaNakaPlastic Upcycling Experience
About the experience
Contribute to a greener future through this experience upcycling textile waste, a critical step towards reducing landfill pollution. Participate in various stages of creating #MakaNakaPlastic textile bags – a hands-on experience that includes measuring, cutting, stitching, and even block-printing. Embrace the joy of repurposing discarded fabrics and witness their transformation to new purpose. Gain valuable insights and practical skills as you actively contribute to the creation of eco-friendly alternatives. Feel the gratification of making a difference as you distribute these sustainable #MakaNakaPlastic textile bags, sharing their eco-conscious message at bustling markets, stores, and gatherings. Get ready to dive into the world of upcycling and experience the joy of turning waste into something truly meaningful!
Highlights
-
Insightful introduction by the founder of the Centre for Sustainability in Goa, setting the stage for your journey towards eco-consciousness.
-
Learn from the inspiring eco-conscious community, exploring sustainability in both your personal and professional pursuits.
-
Discover the impactful #MakaNakaPlastic textile bag campaign, a powerful initiative in the realm of upcycling and waste reduction.
-
Engage as a team in the creation of these upcycled bags, actively participating in various stages including gathering the textile, measuring, cutting, stitching, and even block-printing.
-
Embrace the role of a distributor or seller as you take your #MakaNakaPlastic bags to local markets, connecting with the community and spreading the message of sustainability.
#MakaNakaPlastic Upcycling Experience
Need help to choose an experience, or combine multiple experiences to make a day of it, or make group bookings for 20+ people?
Call: +91 9764972646
-
-
Equipment to make your #MakaNakaPlastic bags.
-
Guidance by experts.
-
FAQ’s
-
How do we reach the meeting point ?
A link to the location will be sent to your phone along with further details of the tour, the name and number of your guide. -
Do you offer a pick-up or drop-off facility ?
We do not provide pick-up or drop-off facilities. Guests are required to arrange their own transportation to and from the starting point of the tour. -
Is there parking available ?
Yes. There is ample parking space around the meeting point. -
Who can be a part of this experience ?
This experience is perfectly suited for groups seeking insights into sustainability and ways to make a positive impact. It is also an ideal choice for corporate groups, groups including children and senior citizens, who wish to know more about sustainability and foster a greater understanding of its significance. -
What hands-on activities will be included in this experience ?
This immersive experience offers guests the chance to actively participate in hands-on activities, where they will be involved in measuring, cutting, stitching, and block-printing their very own #MakaNakaPlastic bag. The experience concludes with a visit to a local market where guests sell #MakaNakaPlastic bags, interact with the community and spread the message of sustainability. -
I do not know how to stitch or sew. Will I still be able to participate in this experience ?
Definitely! No need to worry about your sewing skills. We have experts who will be present throughout the experience to guide and assist the group with the stitching and sewing of their #MakaNakaPlastic bags. -
Are meals/food/snacks included ?
Yes. The experience includes a simple home cooked meal. Please inform us of your dietary preferences and any allergies beforehand. -
We cannot travel to the location. Can this experience be arranged at our preferred location ?
While we can accommodate arrangements at an alternate venue for this experience, we highly recommend experiencing this activity at the Centre for Sustainability. -
What is the maximum group size ?
We can conduct this experience for a maximum of 25 guests.
Location
Our Storytellers
Our experiences are led by passionate, professional, English-speaking local storytellers.