Join Costa Georgiadis at the Sustainable Future Festival

by LukeAdmin

The Central Coast’s most vibrant sustainability celebration is back!

The Sustainable Future Festival returns to The Entrance Memorial Park on Saturday 15 November, bringing together education, entertainment and environmental action in one unforgettable day.

Now in its fourth year, the festival is a feature of this year’s Lakes Festival – a 10-day celebration of our waterways and community across the Central Coast.

Central Coast Council Mayor, Lawrie McKinna said Council is proud to support the Sustainable Future Festival. 

“This event brings the community together around shared goals for a cleaner, greener future. It is a great opportunity for everyone to learn, take action and be part of the solution,” Mayor McKinna said.

This year, we’re excited for a headline appearance from Costa Georgiadis – a celebrated landscape architect and environmental educator. Famous for his passion, humour and unstoppable enthusiasm, Costa is sure to inspire attendees of all ages.

Other festival highlights:

  • Lottie Dalziel, NSW Young Australian of the Year – Get creative in her DIY workshop turning bottle tops into pens, soft plastics into coin cases and making your own beeswax wrap.
  • Unwanted FC upcycling & repair workshops – Featuring a special giveaway: an upcycled kit from former Socceroo Andrew Redmayne.
  • Children’s activities galore – From planting to rock painting, flower crowns, nature wands, textile weaving and yard games.
  • Expert panel conversations – Hear from industry leaders on the future of waste.
  • Pop-up op shop styling – Create your ideal second-hand outfit with stylist Shanya Suppasiritad at the Fairhaven Shopping Village pop-up.

Event details:
•    Date: Saturday 15 November 2025
•    Time: 10am-3pm
•    Location: The Entrance Memorial Park

For more information and to view the full program, visit sustainablefuturefestival.com.au The Sustainable Future Festival is proudly presented by 1Coast, a joint initiative by Central Coast Council and Cleanaway, dedicated to promoting sustainability across the region.

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