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Earth Day
Festival 2009
at
Leslie
Science & Nature Center
Sunday,
April 26th
12-4pm |

Schedule of
Events:
Throughout the
Festival
Bubbleman
Ron Loyd
Recycled Art at the Scrap Box
Facepainting by Ann Arbor Cohousing
Leslie Science & Nature Center Raptors
Nature Walks with the Huron River
Watershed Council
12:30, 1:30, & 2:30pm
Storytelling with Darryl Mickens
1:00 & 2:30pm
ann
arbor's 107one Entertainment Tent
12:30pm- Afro-Brazilian Band Ginga97
1:30pm- Seth Bernard & May Erlewine
3:15pm- Joe Reilly
All Species Parade
2:30pm
Food & Refreshments booths:
Pilar's Catering, Silvio's Organic Pizza, People's
Food Coop, and Roos Roast.
Parking is limited please see the
suggested bike routes
here.
Please see suggested bus routes
here.
Earth Day Festival 2009
Sunday, April 26th
12-4pm
FREE
at Leslie Science & Nature Center
1831 Traver Rd.
Ann Arbor, MI 48105 |
Celebrate
our natural world at the annual Earth Day Festival. This
FREE, family friendly event
features music & entertainment, hands on activities, live animal
demonstrations, a Clean Energy Expo, and displays from local
environmental, non-profit, and governmental organizations.
This
years festival entertainment includes "Bubbleman" Ron Loyd,
musician Joe Reilly, Storyteller Darryl Mickens, Afro-Brazilian
band Ginga97, and folk musicians Seth Bernard & May Erlewine.
Leslie Science & Nature Center's birds of prey will be available
for viewing along with educational talks.
 Come
dressed as your favorite plant or animal or make accessories and
instruments at The Scrap Box activity table, face painting will
be provided by Ann Arbor Cohousing. At 2:30pm an All Species
Parade will wind through the festival with those costumed as
animals and plants.
For many more environmental activities
throughout April check out the Earth Month Calendar of Events
here!
Enter Recycle Ann Arbor's Third Annual
Earth Day Essay Contest
"If I were president, how I would get more
Americans to recycle?"
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK
YOU!
Earth Day Festival 2009 is
FREE due to the generous
sponsorship from Whole Foods Markets, The City of Ann Arbor,
Gretchen's House, and ann arbor's 107one.
The Earth Day Festival
has been planned by the following organizations:
The Environmental Education Network of Washtenaw (EE-Now), The
Leslie Science & Nature Center, National Wildlife Federation,
Clean Energy Coalition, The City of Ann Arbor, The Ecology
Center, The Scrap Box, Washtenaw Community College, and The
University of Michigan Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols
Arboretum.
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