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CAMDEN’S SUSTAINABLE INTERACTIVE MARKET published their Delivery Report!2 years ago
Delivered 3 March 2022
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By Mark Hall
A sustainable and interactive market supporting Camden's artisans, traders and charities alongside interactive workshops teaching basic up-cycling methods and hosts clothes Swaps and fashion shows.
CAMDEN’S SUSTAINABLE INTERACTIVE MARKET By the people for the planet. A new style of market that supports sustainable makers whilst promoting engagement from the public with a focus on supporting Camden's residents, artists, schools, and charities. Hosted in Buck Street Market, Camden. A place where insight will be given on various up-cycling methods such as how to mend and rework clothing, jewellery, by the way of open workshops ran both onsite and off. Planned Interactive Market workshops; MEND IT -Techniques in mending clothes. Onsite mending service available. REWORK IT - Insights into creatively reworking clothing that’s been damaged worn out etc. SWAP IT - A platform for swapping clothing. CAR BOOT IT - Places available for locals to sell off unwanted items DON'T BIN IT - A drop of for unwanted fabrics and clothing. PERFORM IT - A showcase space for performers
What we'll deliver:
Why it's a great idea:
The project was inspired by the Made In Camden Fashion Project of which I was the project manager where I experienced first hand the talent within the local community and saw a need to find a way to support them as Artists. Alongside my work with children's charity's, little hands design and HVH Arts Foundation and William Ellis School teaching children sustainable fashion over the last few years I wished to create a way to carry on this work inspiring youths and giving them a valuable experience of a retail environment. This Summer we ran a successful children's 5 week course and used Buck Street to host clothes swaps, fashion shows and a retail experience from here the idea of this project was born. The project will benefit; -local creators and makers by giving them a free space to trial their work -schools by deliver free sustainable workshops -the high street by increasing footfall - engagement for the local community by the way of workshops and events
Steps to get it done:
-We aim to reduce the amount of clothing going to land fill by promoting the fact that textiles and clothing contaminates household waste and can damage the processing plant mechanisms with a view to a Veolia collaboration to assist us in this. -
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Location Camden Town
About the space
In and around Buck Street Market. Camden NW1 8QP
Council
London Borough of Camden
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How will the money be spent?Total £21,576
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Total £21,576
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VolunteerI have lived in Camden for over 30 years and have been an active member of my community holding Chairperson positions in both my Resident Association and Gospel Oak DMC allowing me to create many community engagement events and projects throughout the borough over the last few years as well as being a child workforce Teacher.
The previous project was the Made In Camden Fashion Project funded by the Mayor of London's Office to Camden Council's Camden Alive. Where I engaged with over 80 residents and collaborated with two Children's Charities, HVH ARTS and Little Hands Design.
I have continued doing courses for both charities and school outreaches with youths based around sustainable fashion teaching sewing and upcycling skills even via zoom during the lockdowns.
The latest project is Reworked Camden a sustainable clothing brand which is based in the Buck Street Market. A space that supports local designers and uses the space for community engagement and workshops.
Project Owner: Mark Hall The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.
Contractor: Little hands design The team responsible for building or installing the project.
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