Spring is in the air, and with it, comes Sustainable September at Fed Square. And this year, the program is all virtual! We’ve got a heap of online content to help you learn about sustainability so we can all work together to help keep our bodies healthy, while we protect the planet. Check out the program below for more information about this year’s A Taste of the Little Food Festival; listen to our series of great podcasts interviews with sustainability heroes; learn about the zero-waste futurefoodsystem at Fed Square; and catch up with the 10 short episodes of The New Joneses and take the Tick Off Ten pledge: ten simple commitments we can all make today, to help protect our planet. And of course, you can learn about how we at Fed Square practice what we preach, continually improving our own sustainability practices.

Everyone’s favourite, the Little Food Festival is returning to Fed Square on Wednesday 20 and Thursday 21 April 2022! Mark it in the diary and bring the littlies for a fun day of activity and adventure as they learn more about food, health and the environment. The program includes educational games, activities, Storytime and even virtual reality! Check-out this video to see what to expect!

Stories from the people who work, walk and play at Fed Square Have you ever wondered what stories lie under the surface of Fed Square? Who the people are that you walk past and what’s going on in their lives? Well, we’ve got a fun new segment for you: Fed Folk. Each week, we’ll catch up with a person who works, walks or plays here at Fed Square. It could be a journalist from SBS or a curator from the Koori Heritage Trust or someone who eats their lunch here every day – it could be you! So, watch out for us in the Square, as we’ll be on the lookout! And if you’ve got a story to tell, tag us on Instagram with #FedFolk and we may be in touch!

Calm in the City is a 2011 not-for-profit community initiative, which engages with the city communities to bring calm into the heart of the city. Calm in the City offers a gift to the city communities. It’s aim is simple – to enable meditation and calm to be easily accessible for all and for the art and practice of meditation to be communicated and experienced through the use of simple language and creative means. These are free 30-minute meditation sessions, suitable for beginners and regulars alike – Classes brought to you by Calm in the City. https://www.calminthecity.org.au/ New streams come out every Thursday from 2nd September 2021, from 8 am – 8:30 am. Please press the play button to start.