It's time to Re-A-Range your thinking

Re-A-Range Sustainability Festival is an annual event presented by Wattle Range Council, designed to inspire the community to rethink, reimagine, and Re-A-Range their approach to sustainability.

Held over the final weekend in May, the festival features a diverse program of all-ages events across the Wattle Range region. From hands-on workshops to informative sessions and family-friendly activities, the festival offers practical ways to explore sustainable living and discover eco-friendly initiatives happening locally.

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Check out the Re-A-Range Facebook for all the fun! https://www.facebook.com/Re.A.RangeFestival

If you’re interested in being involved in 2027 - whether as a participant, presenter, stallholder, or volunteer please email events@wattlerange.sa.gov.au to express your interest.

See how the Re-A-Range Sustainability Festival has inspired the community in recent years

What began as a celebration of sustainability has grown into a vibrant regional event, attracting hundreds of participants and showcasing innovative ideas, local creativity, environmental stewardship and community action across the Wattle Range region.

In 2025, the festival welcomed more than 500 participants, including individuals, community groups and organisations, across three days of engaging events. Building on that success, the 2026 festival expanded to a five-day program packed with workshops, tours, exhibitions and hands-on experiences.

2026 Highlights

Sustainability Tour at Bio Grow, Mount Gambier Waste Transfer Station, Caroline Landfill and the Re-Use Market.
Hello Fresh Tour at Tantanoola
“The Love of Recycling” Art Exhibition
“Bleue” by SLEJ Exhibition
Millicent Met Gala – Wearable Art Competition
“re:CYCLE” at the Millicent Baptist Church
Cheese and butter workshop in Penola
Penola Garden Tours
Millicent Men’s Shed Open Day
Beach Clean-up in Canunda
Sustainable Garden and Electric Vehicle Tour
Beach Walk and Seaweed Identification in Beachport
Botanical Art Workshop in Beachport
“White Rock” Documentary Screening at the Beachport Cinema
Local Migratory Bird Card Launch

2025 Highlights

Bio Grow, Mount Gambier Waste Transfer Station, Caroline Landfill, and Re-Use Market tour
“Imaginarium” exhibition of artworks made from discarded materials
Sustainability-themed Millicent Met Gala
Nature photography workshops
“Well Preserved” event with home preserves, classic cars, steam engines
Repair Café, Men’s Shed, and Community Garden Open Day
Live blacksmithing demonstration at the Millicent Museum
“All Things Bee and Beer” event at Thyme Cottage in Hatherleigh
Needle felting workshop with Esme Guy
Guided nature tour of Lake McIntyre
“Mulch Party” at Kymelia Park in Rendelsham
Sustainable Home Tours showcasing three eco-friendly building ideas
Screening of "Rachel’s Farm" a thought-provoking film about regenerative agriculture

Check out the write up from the 2025 event It's a wrap on Re-A-Range