Eco-Fair 2010
(4/18/2010 - it was incredible!!)

Stage Schedule:
1:00pm - Trees on Fire Meets the Beatles (Acoustic)
1:50pm - Naughty Dynamic and the Design
2:50pm - Beleza Brasil
3:55pm - William Walter and Co.
4:45pm - Harvey Wasserman speaks
5:00pm - Larry Keel and Natural Bridge
Band bios and pics

Children's Corner
-Children's Bicycle Rodeo (bring the bike!)
-Tee-shirt painting
-Interactive storybook reading of Playing With Gaia with author Cindy Bowen
-Face painting
-Interesting educational activities
-and more!

Raffles
-2010 Toyota Prius - $25 tickets!  Raffled by Charlottesville Students Outdoors Club to fund environmental education trips
Earth Week raffles - 1 ticket for $3, 2 tickets for $5, 10 tickets for $20 !!
-Deuter 75L trekking pack, backpacking stove and fuel canister from Rockfish Gap Outfitters
-$100 gift certificate to Jarman's Sportcycles motorcycle shop
-Compost Bin from the Blue Ridge Eco Shop
-Rain Barrel from Harvesting Rain
-Garden design and consultation by C'ville Foodscapes
-(3) bodywork sessions - one deep tissue, one prenatal massage, one craniosacral session - with Belvedere Integrative Healing Arts
-(3) gift certificates for a 1-hour massage from Ari Daniels, CMT
-(3) 1-month memberships in the Outdoor Adventure Social Club
-Bike basket full of goodies from Blue Wheel Bicycles
-Gift Basket from Sustain, Inc.
-Gift Certificate from Green Irene
-$30 Gift certificate - EcoDry Cleaners
-$25 Gift certificate to Feast!



Stay tuned for Earth Week Eco-Fair 2011 info, or become part of the organizing committee and make it what it is!

Excerpt from 2010 (past)

"The Earth Week Eco-Fair is a free event with the purpose of spreading knowledge about how to repair and conserve our environment, and celebrate the fact that there is a great deal happening on this front right now, and much more promise in the foreseeable future. There will be tables and booths with green-minded businesses, government organizations, conservationist societies, local food producers, and more. There will be live music, speakers, children's activities, and more.

Spend the day learning how you and your family can make local adjustments to address global climate change.  A PDF map of the set up can be found here. A current, mostly accurate guide to exhibitor locations is here.  You can save a copy to your computer and print it off for handy reference. If you choose to print either of these for reference, please recycle it when you are done.

Kids are definitely welcome—in fact we've got several activities geared toward them listed below. Come out for all that's going on, and be sure to check out the Bicycle Rodeo, a skill-building and instructional program for kids, being put together by ACCT (Alliance for Community Choice in Transportation).

Last year's program guide (Eco-Fair 2009) can be downloaded here.  There is a lot of useful information in it!"

	Click here to see the Public Service Spot about Earth Day.		Click here to see the Public Service Spot about local food.
	Click here to view the Public Service Spot for Discover Transportation Freedom.		Click here to see the Public Service Spot about CFLs