Clothing the Loop: Sustainable Fashion and Circular Design Festival
About this event
Where fashion meets activism, performance meets purpose, and dissent becomes a work of art.
Across one vibrant weekend, Clothing the Loop unfolds as a spectacular evening event and a full day of activities including; panel talks, clothes swaps, installations, fashion displays and a parade, live performance and practical workshops celebrating sustainable fashion, circular design, and creative activism.
Presented by Australian Dance Party, Kelli Donovan and Canberra Institute of Technology, and held on the first weekend of the Craft + Design Canberra Festival, experience runway glamour, edgy contemporary dance, sensorial music and stimulating conversations that invite powerful dialogue towards change.
Join a joyful rebellion against waste and over-consumption. The festival re-imagines what it means to design, wear, and value materials and craftsmanship, re-framing them as threads that stitch together care, creativity, and collective action.
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Nearest accessible public toilet to Clothing the Loop: Sustainable Fashion and Circular Design Festival
The nearest accessible public toilet to Clothing the Loop: Sustainable Fashion and Circular Design Festival is Bradley Street Urban Pedestrian Area, Phillip, about 130 m away.
Bradley Street Urban Pedestrian Area · about 130 m away in a straight line
Bradley Street Urban Pedestrian Area, Phillip, ACT (shopping centre)
Open: Oct-Mar 7am-10pm, Apr-Sep 7am-8pm
Source: the National Public Toilet Map, data as at 1 September 2026. Distances are straight-line, not the walking route, and facilities can change — check before you rely on one. Facility record
Event information courtesy of the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW).
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