Earth Day Spokane, April 17th, 2010 - Downtown Event

Earth Day Spokane—Takin’ it to the Streets

When: Saturday, April 17th, 2010 from 11a.m. to Midnight

· Community booths, vendors, and music/performance outside from 11a.m. to approximately 5 p.m.

· Live music, performers, and food/beverage vendors inside the Community Building Warehouse until midnight.

Where: Main Street (between Browne and Division).

Come Celebrate Mother Earth with Us for the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day!

* Dozens of FREE Earth-Friendly Activities for children of all ages, including: planting veggies, building birdfeeders, recycled art projects, sidewalk chalk art, face painting, costume/drum making for the procession of the species, and MUCH more! The WSU Raptor Club will be there with rescued owls and other raptors!
* Live music, roller derby, belly dancing, spoken word and other performance art! Local food vendors will be there all day!
* Art, art and more art! Including: the demolition and reconstruction of seven retired pianos destined for the waste-to-energy plant. They will be re-assembled into one recycled music-making monster!
* FREE admission to films at the Magic Lantern Theater!
* Tours of the Main Market, Community Building and the Saranac Building (the first Platinum Certified Green Building in Spokane!). And demonstrations/activities by dozens of local businesses!
* Eco Depot will be there will all kinds of solar-powered gadgets!
* Live music, dancing and local beverages inside the Community Building Warehouse until midnight!

FREE Children’s Activities include:

The Procession of the Species
Bicycle helmet give-away
Bird house building
Lettuce planting
Wildflower planting
Recycled Arts and Crafts
Live rescued raptors (big birds!) with WSU raptor club
Water testing activity
Bird feeder construction
Skateboard/long board workshop
Bicycle workshop
…and more!

To view the schedule of events click here.

Molly Callen
Earth Day Spokane Organizer
earthdayspokane@gmail.com

Earth Day Spokane 2010 Blog

Check us out on Facebook!

Click on these links for the forms to register as a:
Volunteer
Performer or speaker
Vendor
Organization

Major Donors:
Down to Earth
The Community Building Foundation
Kohl’s Department Store
Eco Depot
Resourceful
STCU
Avista Corporation
Diamond Parking
ROW Adventures
Bart and Lindell Haggin
Russ Nobbs of Rings & Things

Organizations Registered to Attend:

6th Legislative District Democratic Organization

Board of Spokane

Cascade Earth Sciences

Charles Gurche Photography

Citizens to Re-Elect County Commissioner Bonnie Mager

Committee to Elect Louise Chadez

The Community Building

Community-Minded Enterprises

Dan’s Hot Dog Cart

Decomposition

Doma Coffee

Earth Scouts

Earthseeds

Eastern Washington Voters

EWU Business Resource Center

Faith and Environment Network

Fat Tire Trail Riders

The Fig Tree

Firefly Lighting and Design

The Flatbread Pizza Co.

Friends of Andy Billig

Friends of Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge

Gonzaga Environmental Law

Goodwill Industries: Mentoring Children of Promise

Inland Air Sports

Inland Northwest Land Trust

Inland Northwest Trails Coalition

Isabella’s Restaurant

KYRS

The Lands Council

Lone Canary Winery

Maid Naturally

The Magic Lantern

Mobius Kids

NORML

One World Spokane

P.E.A.C.H. Community Farm

Peace and Justice Action League

Pedals 2 People

River Speak

The Rocket

SCC Water Resources

SNAP–Living Green

Save Our Wild Salmon

Spokane Aquifer Joint Board

Spokane Community College

Spokane Conservation District

Spokane County Democrats

Spokane County Stormwater Utility

Spokane County Utilities, Water Resources

Spokane Farmers Market

Spokane Holistic Chamber of Commerce

Spokane Reef Society

Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency

Spokane Regional Solid Waste System

Spokane Residential Indoor Water Conservation

Spokane Riverkeepers

Spokane Symphony

Spokane Transit Authority

Spokane Water Smart

SpokeFest Association

Sustainable Local Investment Partners

Sustainable Works

Turnbull Wildlife Refuge

United Nations Association

Vinegar Flats Community Garden

WSU Raptor Club

Washington Native Plant Society

Washington Public Campaigns Water Stewardship

Women on Wheels

Speakers:

Mayor Mary Verner

County Commissioner Bonnie Mager

City Councilman Jon Snyder

Jo Ann Kauffman

Performers:

Angela Marie Band

Ashe

B Radicals

Big Red Barn

Chance Hargrove Quintet

Dead Man’s Pants

Jupiter Effect

Lilac City Roller Girls

Malidoma Belly Dancers

Nate Greenburg

Red Sky

Uncalled Four Band

Visual Vortex Hoop Troupe