Fix It Up! Art & Repair Fair

Saturday, February 16th, 20199 a.m. to 1 p.m.Free and open to the public! | Center for Fine & Performing Arts |
Join us at Seminole State College of Florida for the Fix It Up! Art & Repair Fair, a community arts event about sustainable consumption and finding creative opportunities for reuse and repair. The day's activities include:
- Guest Lecture by Sandra Goldmark
- Panel Discussion on Green Theatre in Central Florida
- Student Recycled Art Show
- Workshop: Making Ink Outta Acorns
- Clothesline Clothes Swap
- Quick-Fix Button-Sewing Station

Panel: Green Theatre in Central Florida
10 a.m. in Harriett's Theatre
Listen in as theatrical designers from Central Florida hold an open discussion about the green theatre movement and sustainable practices in the performing arts.
Moderated discussion with open forum to follow.

Workshop: Ink Outta Acorns
11 a.m. in Art Studio G-130
Get cooking with this DIY ink workshop! Professor Larry Vienneau will cover how to source ingredients, make ink and craft your own drawing tools.
Seating may be limited.

Guest Speaker: Sandra Goldmark
"Good Stuff: The Future of Consumption in a Sustainable Circular Economy"
12 p.m. in the Center for Fine & Performing Arts
Join us for a guest lecture by Sandra Goldmark, an educator and New York-based set and costume designer who founded FixUp, a social enterprise dedicated to rehabilitating and repairing household items.
Presentation with Q&A session to follow.

Rusty's Bicycle Recycle
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Center for Fine & Performing Arts
Visit the repair experts from Rusty's Bicycle Recycle to learn about common breaks and how to fix them. Or, if you've got old bicycles lying around, consider donating! Rusty's Bicycle Recycle collects and repairs beat-up bikes and donates them to Central Florida charities.
If you have questions or require accommodations, please reach out and let us know!
James Miller
Coordinator, EMERGE
millerja@seminolestate.edu
407.708.2750
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 1501486.