New Orleans’ First Ever EARTH DAY FESTIVAL | ||||||||||||||||||||
The 2010 New Orleans Earth Day Festival will be April 22, 2010 at The Maison, 508 Frenchmen Street. For more information, please click here. The first-ever New Orleans Earth Day Festival, presented by the Louisiana Bucket Brigade, will take place Sunday, April 5, 2009 along the banks of Bayou St. John at Orleans Avenue from 10am to 6pm. "Residents of New Orleans understand more than anyone the need for environmental protection," said Anne Rolfes of the Louisiana Bucket Brigade, the group organizing the event. "We will celebrate the good work of New Orleans' environmental groups, learn about alternative energy and make the case for a strong green economy and reduced pollution here in Louisiana." The event features the Coastal Lines of Defense stage, a coalition including the Gulf Restoration Network, the Lake Ponchartrain Basin Foundation and the Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana. "The culture of New Orleans is absolutely linked to its environment and our coast," said Aaron Viles of the Gulf Restoration Network. "We're excited to partner on a festival that ties it all together." The groups have organized great music, including:
The stage will be powered by solar power from the eco-entertainment company Sustainable Waves and is the first festival in Louisiana to feature a renewable energy stage. The Festival brings together environmental organizations from around the city to celebrate a Green Future for Louisiana and bring attention to the need to defend the state from threats to the state's environment and way of life.
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