The environmental nonprofit, TreePeople, is holding their , a free family-friendly day of fun, food, and activities at their headquarters in Coldwater Canyon Park.
Gotta love green + free!
“Inspired by the core elements of a functioning community forest – trees, water, soil and people – visitors will learn how to green their home, campus or workplace, by harvesting rainwater, conserving water and energy, reducing waste and preventing pollution of stormwater, cooking eco-friendly cuisine, and more easy choices that make a difference.”
Host
Ed Begley, Jr.
Date
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Time
10:00am-4:00pm
Location
TreePeople, 12601 Mulholland Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 ()
There will be no parking at TreePeople for the fair, but shuttle service to the event will be available from these nearby parking lots:
Harvard-Westlake School 3700 Coldwater Canyon Avenue, Studio City, CA 91604 ()
Franklin Canyon Park 2600 Franklin Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 ()
Admission
Free!
Details
Check out the detailed and pre-register for workshops, and view the that’ll be at the fair. There will also be food from Whole Foods, live music, upcycling craft activities for kids, face painting, and guided hikes.
This rainy SoCal weather should clear up by the weekend. Why not step outdoors and check out this Sunday in the Valley?
“Now in its tenth year, WorldFest has established itself as LA’s premiere solar powered pet and family-friendly ‘green’ event. With more than 100 exhibitors, a global vegetarian and vegan food court, entertainment areas for children, and an eclectic blend of live music and engaging speaker line-up, WorldFest promises a day of entertainment and inspiration.”
Date
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Time
10:30am-7:00pm
Location
Woodley Avenue Park, 6350 Woodley Avenue, Van Nuys, CA 91406 ()
Admission
$7 at the festival
$5 for , seniors over 60, students, folks who ride their bicycles or take the Metro to the festival, and Meetup Group members meeting at the festival
Free for kids 12 and under as well as residents of zip code 91406
Details
Click for information about the festival’s performers, speakers, activities for kids, and animal adoptions.
Click for a list of more than 100 companies and organizations that’ll be showcasing their products or eco- and animal-friendly messages.
Bring your own cup or bottle for free filtered drinking water.
Bring old cell phones or printer cartridges for recycling.
Sign language interpreters available at the festival upon request.