A pair of hands with tools repairing a black laminator.
A pair of hands with tools repairing a black laminator.

Our biggest community event, where you can bring in your broken items and get them fixed for free across Sonoma and Marin counties and beyond.

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2,369

Items Fixed

Our Repair Fair Impact

13,966

Pounds Repaired

127,864

kg CO2e Avoided

54,140

Total Pounds Diverted

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What are Repair Fairs?

Repair Fairs are community events that raise awareness about the benefits of reuse and provide free repair services while supporting the local reuse economy.

Attendees bring items in need of repair (textiles, electronics, small appliances, lamps, bikes, etc.) and are assigned to a volunteer or professional repair coach who fixes the item while teaching the owner. The repair portion is often partnered with a swap (clothes, puzzles, etc.) where visitors can bring items to exchange and with other reuse services, education and activities.

What We Do

Together, we’ve repaired hundreds of items, kept thousands of pounds of material out of the landfill, reduced carbon emissions, and helped people save money. Most importantly, we create a space where neighbors connect, skills are shared, and the local reuse economy grows.

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Find our Next Fair

Find our Next Fair

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Our Impact

At just a single fair, in just a few hours, we can serve 100+ people, fix 50+ items, divert 500+ pounds from the landfill, and avoid a few thousand kg of CO2e.

But the benefits are not just environmental… Repair Fairs bring the community together, creating resilience and spreading the joy of reuse. They connect across generations to share skills and reduce isolation.

They also support the reuse economy by directing people to local reuse and repair resources.

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