Programme

The Recycling Factory event, organised at the Merikaapelihalli of Helsinki’s Cable Factory on 24 and 25 April 2010, offers visitors a goods market, sales market and information market, along with workshops and shows. More than 80 exhibitors, including recycling and environmental organisations as well as design companies, are represented at the event.

The Goods Market operates on the principle of “bring & take”. Throughout the weekend, you can bring clothes, toys, books and other household goods that are fit for use to the market. You can take with you anything you need.

The Sales Market has clothes, jewellery and bags made of recycled materials to offer, as well as organic products.

Do-it-yourself workshops offer an opportunity to show your skills in making a piece of jewellery for Mother’s Day or making new favourite clothes of recycled material.

The Information Market is the forum for learning more about environmental and recycling organisations.

STAGE

Saturday 24.4.

11.00 – Opening of the event
11.30 – Dance Theatre Hurjaruuth
12.00 – Risain 2010 award
12.30 – Re-design show (Aija Rouhiainen)
13.00 – Fashion show (organizer Remake EkoDesign)*
14.00 – Helsinki poetry connection
14.30 – Kierrätyskeskus
15.30 – Helsinki poetry connection
16.00 – Results of the idea competition

Sunday 25.4.

11.00 – Opening of the day
11.30 – Kierrätyskeskus
12.30 – Dance Theatre Hurjaruuth
13.30 – Re-design show (Aija Rouhiainen)
14.30 – Fashion show (organizer Remake EkoDesign)*
16.00 – Results of the idea competition

* Fashion show by Nea Design, Tanyasum, Laurase, Lasten Vintti, Tmi Ainokainen, Studio Form and Emotion, Forget-Me-Not, MAKEEdesign, KäsityöWerstas Nompparelli, marjo haapasalo design, Re-Do, Kiertääkö Design, Marja Huuskonen, Sopiva Shop / tauko, UUSIX-verstaat, Zakka Works / Peikonpoika, Tmi Mirka Tuovinen, Design TaikaHali, Remake EkoDesign, Osuuskunta You Complete Me, ILOMIELI ekodesign Oy, Sirinä-design, Loru design, Globe Hope Oy, Syko Design, Harriet Lind, Plan B, Kiks / Lockstedy, Garbagebag, Elli Saarinki, Defender