infoEarth Day Fresno 2020

This environmental festival is free and open to the public.

The focus of this year’s event is climate change and many fun programs for tots to teens are planned, including Fresno's Science Mobile, Fresno County Public Library's Bookmobile and The Discovery Center. Fresno’s favorite food trucks will provide grub and drinks.

Event Details

Where: (Canceled)
When: April 25, 2020 at 10am – 4pm

Organizer: Karin Livingstone
Phone: 559-512-6986
Email: info@earthdayfresno.org

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Announcement: Earth Day Celebration is Canceled

Dear Earth Day Fresno Supporters:

As of March 16th, Earth Day Fresno is announcing that we're canceling our Earth Day celebration previously scheduled for April 25, 2020. We are making this change to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 through our community.

We encourage all of our members, vendors, exhibitors, and volunteers to be diligent in following the CDC and California Department of Public Health Guidelines to prevent the spread of disease. This includes washing your hands, maintaining six feet of social distance in public spaces, and staying at home whenever possible. If we work together to stop the spread of this virus, we will shorten the timeframe of its impact.

Updates, announcements, future plans and events can be found on our website at earthdayfresno.org. Thank you for your support and understanding during this challenging time. We look forward to seeing you again soon.

The first Earth Day, on April 22, 1970, activated 20 million Americans from all walks of life and is widely credited with launching the modern environmental movement. The passage of the landmark Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, Endangered Species Act and many other groundbreaking environmental laws soon followed. Growing out of the first Earth Day, Earth Day Network (EDN) works with over 22,000 partners in 192 countries to broaden, diversify and mobilize the environmental movement. More than 1 billion people now participate in Earth Day activities each year, making it the largest civic observance in the world.
The 10th annual Earth Day Fresno is April 25, 10am – 4pm, Radio Park (First/Clinton), Fresno CA. This environmental festival is free and open to the public.
Browse 90+ booths of local environmental organizations, green businesses, and community programs all working to make our valley a healthier place. Two entertainment stages will provide music and dance through the day. The focus of Earth Day 2020 is climate change and many fun programs for tots to teens are planned, including Fresno's Science Mobile, Fresno County Public Library's Bookmobile and The Discovery Center. Fresno’s favorite food trucks will provide grub and drinks. The adjacent Fresno Art Museum, working in partnership with the U.S. Green Building Council, will be featuring a showcase of short environmental films at the Green Apple Video Competition.

Exhibitors

California Conservation Corps.; Center for Sustainable Energy; Central California Environmental Justice Network; Citizens’ Climate Lobby; City of Fresno: Office of Independent Review; Edison High School; Event Marketing Strategies / Bye Bye Mattress; Fresno Audubon Society; Fresno County Public Library; Fresno EOC Energy Services; Fresno Metro Ministry; Fresno Pachamama Alliance; Friends of the River; Leadership Counsel for Justice and Accountability; Mid Valley Disposal; Move to Amend - Fresno Affiliate; Olivine, Inc.; REI; Republic Services; The Climate Center; Tower Yoga; TREE FRESNO; Valley STEM; Wings Advocacy Fresno

Vendors

Ampersand Ice Cream; GD.STWRD; Happy Bunz; Jay's Specialty Ice Cream; Leaf Filter; Leaf Filter; Little Farmyard; Mind Body and Soul with Jenn dot com; Naked Earth; PLANT SLAYER; Pot-O-Gold Kettle Corn; RawFresno.com; Shake Energy Collaborative; Sno Cafe; SunMade Energy; Wanderplanet Company

Volunteers

Verizon Business Group; Allbritten the Barefoot Plumber

Want to make a difference for the planet and our local community on Earth Day?

During this time of global awareness, it might seem challenging to take time out to have an impact on the health of the world around us. The air is clearer than ever, and we should be staying home, right? Well the good news is that there is still much you can do to help support your surroundings, and we've got some ways you can help.

Read more: Want to make a difference for the planet and our local community on Earth Day?
We are eternally grateful to the City of Fresno for their generous support and enthusiasm for the most important resource we have to share and care for: Our Earth.

— Karin Livingstone, Event Organizer

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Is there an entrance fee?
Earth Day Fresno is a free, all-ages event that is open to the public. Everyone is welcome.
Are animals allowed?
Radio Park is an unfenced city park, so all City of Fresno rules/laws apply.  Leashed pets and service animals are welcome at Earth Day Fresno.
Is there a parking fee?
Parking is free on surrounding side streets and in the designated spaces in the Masons Temple parking lot (directly next to Radio Park). Parking is monitored and limited in the adjacent lot for Fresno Art Museum, so please note all posted rules/regulations.

Earth Day Fresno 2020

Where: (Canceled)
When: April 25, 2020 at 10am – 4pm

Organizer: Karin Livingstone
Phone: 559-512-6986
Email: info@earthdayfresno.org

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