MORE than 100 people made their way to Brisbane’s New Globe Theatre recently for Z-Day, the Zeitgeist Movement’s annual sustainability symposium.

It was one of many Z-Day events scheduled across the globe to celebrate and raise awareness for The Zeitgeist Movement.

The advocacy group encouraged guests to explore ideologies to create a more environmentally, socially and economically fulfilling lifestyle and future.

Zeitgeist Movement Australia national coordinator Casey said things were really starting to take off for their chapter and this was their biggest Z-Day on record.

“I feel grateful people are starting to think about these concepts and changing the way they think about the world,” she said.

“I knew that it would eventuate because it’s something that’s so important.”

Speaking on the day were non-violent communicators, energy experts, members of sustainable communities and other interesting speakers on climate change, robotics and peer to peer sharing.

The Brisbane chapter hosted the event and have been busy connecting and building the movement and coordinators from across the country flew in to attended.

Z-Day is held in or around March each year and the main event will be held in Athens, Greece on Saturday 26th March.