Hello, living green Minnesotans! A cutting-edge eco house, organic food on a stick, tips to live green—it must be time for the Eco Experience at the Minnesota State Fair!
Living green on a stick: Don't miss the Eco Experience
Last year, more than 350,000 fairgoers made the inaugural Eco Experience the second most popular exhibit at the Fair.
The Eco Experience is the largest and most-attended educational exhibit of green technologies, products and practices in the country. This year, Eco Experience visitors can:
NEW! Kids can fish for clean water messages in a new water exhibit that demonstrates how their personal choices matter.
Take a tour of a newly designed Eco House to learn about green building.
Relax at the Sustainability Stage with environmentally charged musicians and speakers all day, every day.
Make a difference, by pledging to take actions to reduce their environmental impact. And be entered to win great prizes:
Rocking chair made from recycled plastic milk jugs from By the Yard
Volunteer at the Eco Experience and get a free ticket to the State Fair (must be age 18 or older). Check out the Eco Experience in the Progress Center Building (corner of Cosgrove and Randall) during the State Fair, August 23 to September 3, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
An A+ in living green: Tips for back to school
It might be too early to think about going back to school. But here are some ideas to explore as you SLOWLY ease back into the school year.
Days of our green lives: Community events and resources
Help get the living green word out! Twin Cities Green Guide has volunteer positions and internships available. For more info, contact Ami Voeltz, ami@doitgreen.org or 612-345-7973.
Editors/Proofreaders - August 15 deadline
Web Programmer/Designer - August 31 deadline
Green Pages Directory Assistant - August 15 deadline
Community Workshop Coordinator - August 15 deadline
Eco Model Haus Coordinator - August 30 deadline
Be inspired, informed, and prepared to make a difference in your community after you attend the EarthFusion Festival in Minneapolis, August 11 (10 a.m. to 8 p.m.)