Lisa Nasta is an event manager, music educator, and certified luthier whose work bridges instrument craftsmanship, sustainability, and festival production. As Director of Re-Play Music C.I.C., she leads a non-profit community project that donates recycled musical instruments, educates and entertains children, and is a permanent fixture at Kidz Field, Glastonbury Festival. The Re-Play Music Project has won two Music Industry Awards for "Environmental Initiative & Sustainability" from the Music Industry Association of Britain (MIA) and America (NAMM).
Lisa currently serves as area coordinator and production manager for Glastonbury Festival's Green Futures Field, programmes the Kidz Field Music Academy, and runs Re-Play workshops at major festivals including WOMAD. A former director of Surrey Strings Music Store in London, she organised the city's bandstand revival project and has volunteered with Luthiers Sans Frontieres, training students in violin restoration in Cuba and Argentina.
Her pioneering approach combines technical craftsmanship with environmental activism, creating festival experiences that educate, inspire, and demonstrate how music can be a force for sustainability.