Newcastle’s Eldon Square has launched its first-ever sustainability campaign aimed at highlighting the positive changes its retailers have made to support its customers in introducing new ways to shop, eat, and live more sustainably.
As part of the campaign, from the 20th to the 26th of April, the Northeast shopping and dining destination is hosting a week-long festival filled with in-store experiences, workshops, and demonstrations showcasing the latest in their centre brands sustainable innovations, products and recycle and repair schemes.
Working alongside its retailers, the SquareUp! event has been developed to support visitors that are interested in making more sustainable shopping choices.
Retailer activities are taking place across the mall and in stores throughout the festival. Key events include demonstrations from celebrity make-up artist Amanda Bell and Northeast stylist Maddie Sidebottom.
Tania Kelly, marketing manager at Eldon Square said: “We’re delighted to be able to launch our first-ever sustainability festival in partnership with our retailers and restaurants. The SquareUp! campaign aims to drive awareness and allow visitors to discover how our brands are bringing sustainable thinking into their stores.
“Working alongside the restaurants and brands in the centre, we strive to ensure that Eldon Square is a place where people love to visit, socialise and offers choice.”
To find out more about the in-store activities and workshops taking place across the week, visit Eldon Square’s website.
