Earth Day
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April 25
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Earth Day 🌍 April 25 🌏
Schedule
Festival
11AM - 4PM
Sunnyside Environmental School Yard
Parade
1PM
Sunnyside Neighborhood
Music, singing, clowning - join us as we parade throughout the Sunnyside Neighborhood in celebration of Mother Earth.
Giant puppets and marching bands will lead us along a one-mile route, singing and dancing all the way.
This family-friendly procession is open to everyone—costumed or not! Come, walk with us, and share in the joy of connecting over our care for the planet.
Party
2PM
Sunnyside Environmental School
DJs PLNTDDJ and Cuica will welcome back the parade with a dance party! MC Blue Horse Grandmother and Miss Frizzle will line up the best dressed to strut their stuff for the judges and audience cheers to hear who wins a prize! For those that want to keep walking, grab a bucket from SOLVE and take a litter pickup walk!
Exhibitors
Bark is the resource for community action to protect Mt. Hood National Forest
We use volunteer power and legal tools to monitor, document, and influence logging and restoration activities in Mt. Hood National Forest. Since 1999, Bark has saved tens of thousands of acres from destructive logging projects that would have harmed Mt. Hood's forests and watersheds.
With more than 2 million supporters, Food & Water Watch fights for sustainable food, clean water, and a livable climate for all of us.
We protect people from the corporations and other destructive economic interests that put profit ahead of everything else.
We are Oregon’s oldest statewide environmental nonprofit working to protect wildlands, wildlife, and waters for generations to come.
Through public education, direct lobbying, grassroots activism, litigation, watchdogging, and community building, we fight for an Oregon where nature doesn’t just survive but thrives.
Third Act Oregon (TAO) brings together the political and economic power of Oregonians over age 60 to move local communities in the direction of a more sustainable society and planet.
Our demographic is large, we have a wealth of life experience, we have huge economic power, and we VOTE. When we put our voices together, we are powerful.
350PDX advances climate justice by ending our dependence on fossil fuels, expanding clean energy and healthy ecosystems, and ensuring these transitions are equitable. We’re building a powerful, people-driven movement that connects communities, collaborates across coalitions, and drives policy change from the grassroots to city hall.
Village Gardens is a non-profit located in the heart of the New Columbia neighborhood in Portland, OR. We provide our neighbors access to fresh, healthy produce that’s grown just blocks away from it’s sold.
The Xerces Society is a science-based conservation organization, working with diverse partners that include scientists, land managers, educators, policymakers, farmers, and communities. By utilizing applied research, engaging in advocacy, providing educational resources, addressing policy implications, and building community, we endeavor to make meaningful long-term conservation a reality.
Growing Gardens is a Portland, Oregon based 501(c)3 nonprofit using the experience of growing food in schools, backyards, and correctional facilities to cultivate healthy and equitable communities.
Friends of Tryon Creek is a community-supported nonprofit started in 1970 by a group of dedicated park neighbors to preserve Tryon Canyon.
Our mission in partnership with Oregon State Parks is to inspire every community to identify, cultivate or reclaim their relationship with nature in this cherished urban forest.
Since 1972, the Oregon League of Conservation Voters has been a unique and valued member of Oregon’s environmental community. We work within local and state governments to demand clean air and water, healthy forests and wildlife, and a renewable energy future for all Oregonians. Alongside our members, we take political action to stand up for Oregon’s people and places. We hope you’ll join us!
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