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Earth Day 2012   Celebrate the upcoming 43rd annual Earth Day this year by heading to New York City’s first ever Green Festival at the Javits Center this weekend. Sunday, April 22nd is official Earth Day where more than an estimated one billion people around the globe will celebrate our planet and advocate for a more sustainable environment and lifestyle, and for the protection of earth’s resources.  Show your pride by heading the festival where hundreds of eco-innovators, educators, speakers, entertainers will be on hand, plus enjoy delicious sustainable/eco-friendly organic dining.  There are plenty of fun and informative workshops to attend too, like learning how to hone in on your green thumb and perfect your urban gardening skills. Visitors will also learn how and where they can contribute to the local economy via area farms and producers.  For more information on specific times, prices and general information be sure to visit their website.   The Javits Center is located at 655 West 34th Street, NY

Earth Day 2012  

Celebrate the upcoming 43rd annual Earth Day this year by heading to New York City’s first ever Green Festival at the Javits Center this weekend. Sunday, April 22nd is official Earth Day where more than an estimated one billion people around the globe will celebrate our planet and advocate for a more sustainable environment and lifestyle, and for the protection of earth’s resources.  Show your pride by heading the festival where hundreds of eco-innovators, educators, speakers, entertainers will be on hand, plus enjoy delicious sustainable/eco-friendly organic dining.  There are plenty of fun and informative workshops to attend too, like learning how to hone in on your green thumb and perfect your urban gardening skills. Visitors will also learn how and where they can contribute to the local economy via area farms and producers.  For more information on specific times, prices and general information be sure to visit their website.  

The Javits Center is located at 655 West 34th Street, NY

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Brooklyn’s Green Thumb On Display This Weekend This Saturday, March 10th, the 31st annual Brooklyn Bloom conference is being held at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden from 10am through 4pm. The daylong conference explores ways to cultivate and celebrate sustainable innovation in the face of environmental degradation, limited resources, and climate change. This free event features exhibits and workshops that pioneer urban gardening – from rooftop and windowsill gardens to reducing your carbon footprint. The Brooklyn Bloom has a full schedule of events. You must arrive at 10am to register for the day’s individual workshops. Some of the workshops include Teach a City to Fish – Small-Scale Aquaponics, Fruit for All: Growing and Harvesting the Best, Getting a Jump Start on Spring: Seed Starting Indoors and Out, and Looking Up: Exploring Soil and Nutrition in Rooftop Agriculture. There will also be a series of short films shown and, at the conclusion of the event, guests will be given a spring gift bag.   Thanks to Halstead’s Downtown Manhattan and Brooklyn Neighborhood Expert Agent Kris Sylvester for supplying us with this information.  And, don’t forget…Green is Better!

Brooklyn’s Green Thumb On Display This Weekend

This Saturday, March 10th, the 31st annual Brooklyn Bloom conference is being held at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden from 10am through 4pm. The daylong conference explores ways to cultivate and celebrate sustainable innovation in the face of environmental degradation, limited resources, and climate change. This free event features exhibits and workshops that pioneer urban gardening – from rooftop and windowsill gardens to reducing your carbon footprint.

The Brooklyn Bloom has a full schedule of events. You must arrive at 10am to register for the day’s individual workshops. Some of the workshops include Teach a City to Fish – Small-Scale Aquaponics, Fruit for All: Growing and Harvesting the Best, Getting a Jump Start on Spring: Seed Starting Indoors and Out, and Looking Up: Exploring Soil and Nutrition in Rooftop Agriculture. There will also be a series of short films shown and, at the conclusion of the event, guests will be given a spring gift bag.  

Thanks to Halstead’s Downtown Manhattan and Brooklyn Neighborhood Expert Agent Kris Sylvester for supplying us with this information.  And, don’t forget…Green is Better!

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