Beaches Earth Day 2020 – 50th Anniversary
Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day Neptune Beach style… The theme for this year’s Earth Day is “Climate Action.”
Dynamic speakers, amazing music, demos, exhibits, panel discussions and workshops will go throughout the day with topics including conservation, climate change, recycling and the intersection of politics, technology, and the environment.
Caring about the environment and gaining knowledge about our human impact on the earth is more important than ever. There will be booths by non-profits providing information about environmental causes and solutions to pollution, transportation issues, health care, technology, and the environment and other topics relevant to leading a healthy and meaningful life in the modern age.
Beaches Earth Day 2020 provides a platform for compassionate ways for the community everywhere in Jacksonville to deal with social issues, fact-based science with informative speaker panels throughout the day, cutting edge green technology displays and demos, and non-profits that are working to help sustain the planet.
Come out for this FREE event in Jarboe Park in Neptune Beach.
Event Activities:
- Environmental & Climate Awareness Workshops
- Zero Waste Zone: Compost, Reuse
- Environmental Exhibitors
- Electric Vehicle Display
- Earth Friendly Vendors
- Food Artisans
- Kids Zone – Garden Activities
- Main Stage – Notable Speakers & Panel Discussion
- Live Music
- Yoga in the Garden
- City Official Presentations
- And more.
Date: April 18, 2020 10:00 AM-5:00 PM
Location: Jarboe Park | 602 Shetter Ave North, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 | 9047160339
Admission:
Free
Event website: diglocal.org
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