14 November 2026
Narara EcoVillage
#nararaecovillage
Narara Ecovillage is a growing Central Coast community exploring practical ways to live well while caring for the environment.
More than 150 people live in energy- and water-efficient homes, surrounded by regenerated bushland, community gardens and shared spaces. The village also has a community energy network, electric vehicles and food-growing projects.
Narara is about more than buildings and technology. It’s also about people working together, sharing skills, making decisions and building stronger connections.
Visitors come to see what’s possible, ask questions and discover ideas they can use at home and in their own communities.
You don’t have to live in an ecovillage to make a difference — small changes are easier when we do them together.
What are you Offering at the Festival?
Come for a chat at the Climate Conversation Corner.
No lectures. No doom and gloom. Just a friendly place to talk about the future.
What are you concerned about?
What helps you stay hopeful?
And what's one thing you'd like to do with other people?
Meet people from Narara Ecovillage and Community Environment Network, share what's happening in your neighbourhood, discover practical ideas and add your voice to a growing conversation about how we can make the Central Coast a healthier, more connected and regenerative place to live.
You don't need to be a climate expert — just curious about what we can do together.
Does it cost any money?
Free!
How do you align with the festival's goals?
Our VISION is for an environmentally, socially and economically sustainable world.
Our MISSION is to create a sustainable ecovillage as a demonstration of this vision.
Our AIM is to nurture a resilient and inclusive intergenerational community that inspires collaboration, innovation and fun; to live with kindness, aware of our interdependence with others and the natural world; and to learn and demonstrate ways to thrive within the earth’s ecological capacity, drawing on Indigenous wisdom and fostering regenerative environmental, social and economic practices.
