Event details
This Halloween, ditch the synthetic spider webs and create your own eco-friendly version! In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn how to transform an old white tee into a spooky spider web decoration — no polyester, no microplastics, and no harm to birds or wildlife.
Using simple cutting, stretching and knotting techniques, we'll guide you through the process of remaking your unwanted t-shirt into a reusable Halloween decoration that's better for the planet and just as creepy-crawly as the store-bought kind. Perfect for anyone who loves Halloween, crafting and sustainable living.
Please bring along an old white t-shirt which you’re happy to repurpose.
No sewing required — just bring an old white tee and your creativity.
Please note: Children must have an adult guardian present throughout the event. It’s the guardian’s responsibility to supervise your child. Participants need to be able to use scissors and knot without assistance, therefore it is recommended that children under the age of 10 work with an adult. Adults accompanying children don’t need to book a ticket to attend.
| Session | Booking link |
|---|---|
| 10 am to 11 am | Book first session |
| 11 am to 12 noon | Book second session |
Getting to the event
Parking
Public parking is behind the Centre, accessible from Kent St or Oxley Road. Additional parking is also available a short walk from the Centre on Serpells Lane and Swinburne Avenue. Please note, restrictions apply.
Public transport
Train: Alamein, Belgrave and Lilydale lines - arrive at Glenferrie Station, walk 2 minutes south along Glenferrie Road then turn left into Burwood Road.
Tram 16: Melbourne University to Kew - get off at stop 73.
Tram 70: Docklands to Wattle Park - get off at stop 32 and walk north on Glenferrie Road for 9 minutes until you get to Burwood Rd. Turn right and walk one minute east along Burwood Road.
Tram 75: City to Vermont South - get off at stop 32 and walk north on Glenferrie Rd for 9 minutes until you get to Burwood Road. Turn right and walk one minute east along Burwood Road.