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The MI Earth Day Fest is one of the planet's largest and liveliest Earth Day celebrations. This high-profile community event highlights the efforts of area businesses and community organizations to Make Every Day Earth Day. The festival offers a wide variety of exhibits, attractions and activities.
Admission and programs are free, thanks to our generous sponsors.

Bring your friends and family to downtown Rochester April 24-26 to...

SHOP

  • Dozens of green/wellness products, services & program exhibits
  • Displays of vehicles & renewable energy systems
  • Food & Farm areas with local & organic products & food service

LEARN

  • Presentations by experts and community leaders
  • Connect Cafe with non-commercial displays and roundtable discussions to promote networking and community-building
  • Wellness Programs and Services including free yoga, massage & health screenings

CELEBRATE!

  • Dance, music & other entertainment 
  • Whole Kids Korner with rock wall climb, straw bale maze, arts & crafts,  and other fun activities
  • Special Events including a Kickoff Ceremony highlighted by
    MI Green Hall of Fame Awards & My Green Schools Art Awards
  • Free giveaways, door prizes & contests

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A Green Event


Offering attendees drive & drop recycling is just part of an event-wide effort to provide an eco-friendly experience. Supporting the exhibits and activities are initiatives in energy, materials and design:

  • when available, electricity will be produced on site using biodiesel generator and solar photovoltaic (PV) systems; 
  • compostable and recyclable food service disposables will be used; 
  • and a web-based event guide, including map and exhibitor/program listings. 
  • donations from visitors are used to offset their travel to the event thru the purchase of carbon offset credits.
Behind the scenes, the festival limits paper consumption by using online registration forms, keeping printed marketing materials to a minimum, and using recycled paper when printing is required. Also, the festival gives preference to local suppliers to reduce “embedded energy” and to promote local economy.

More About the Festival


Click here for information about the event and its mission, history,management team and green efforts.

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