PICK: Rethink Waste Project Fall Repair Cafe

Tuesday, September 16, 2014

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PICK: Rethink Waste Project Fall Repair Cafe

Posted By Erin Rook on Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 1:00 PM

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Fall Repair Café

DIY—Everyone has that busted bike, torn sweater or sparky toaster lying around in the “But I could totally fix it!” pile. Well, now you actually can. Rethink Waste Project is hosting a repair café where crafty DIYers share their smarts—and their spare parts—to move you from hoarder to recycler.

5:30-7:30 pm. The Gear Fix, 345 SW Century Dr. Free, but cash to reimburse is encouraged.

Tags: Rethink Waste Project, fall repair cafe, Gear Fix

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Erin Rook

Erin is the Source Weekly's Associate Editor. Before moving to Bend in 2013, Erin worked as a writer and editor for publications in Portland including PQ Monthly and Just Out. He has also written for the Willamette Week, El Hispanic News, Travel Portland, OUT City, Boston magazine and the Taunton Daily Gazette...

        
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