Come celebrate Earth Day early with us on Thursday, April 19th!  Our celebration features a variety of informational booths related to Earth Day, as well as live entertainment. 

Tarrant County Public Health Building, 1101 South Main at Rosedale.

Free admission and parking. Open to the public.

Dan Lepinski's "Solar Shuttle" solar trailer will provide 100% solar electricity for the event sound stage.

http://www.tarrantcounty.com/ehealth/site/default.asp

A Dallas International Film Festival tradition, our free Family Day celebration is a time to entertain and educate the youngest filmgoers.

With a bit of carnival flair, Family Day revolves around DIFF’s screenings of several family films from around the world at AMC NorthPark. In addition, musicians, artists, performers and storytellers will entertain the entire family, and children can participate in educational arts and crafts projects. We’ll also have a bounce house, a face painter a few other fun activities on site.

This year Family Day will be held on Saturday, April 14, at NorthPark Center. The event kicks off at 11 a.m. with and runs until the end of our outdoor screening of ET THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL in NorthPark’s CenterPark at sundown.

Mountain View College will host a variety of on campus activities open to the community including aa College Earth Day celebration on Tuesday, April 24, 2012.  

Date: Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Time: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Activity:  Games, information booths, food and fun!

Location: Mountain View College –Student Courtyard

Mountain View College is located at 4849 West Illinois Ave. Dallas, TX 75211

http://www.mvc.dcccd.edu/Lists/Events/EventDisplay.aspx?ID=2001

Learn 2 Live Green (L2LG) is a fun, family-friendly, FREE event encouraging people to adopt a greener lifestyle. L2LG includes the latest in green and/or fair trade products, along with interactive hands-on activities, entertainment, presentations, a film festival, artwork, children’s activities and prize drawings. Learn about keyhole gardens which provide enough food for an entire family in just a 6’ diameter area. Discover how food additives and processing contributes to children’s allergies and asthma. Hear how  global observations about water impact the local water supply. Learn! Enjoy! Experience! In making greener choices, you’ll help the environment AND save a little green.                     

Register for one of the many workshops or classes at L2LG here https://livegreeninplano.obsres.com/Info.aspx?EventID=21

Web site http://www.learn2livegreen.com

ALLEN TO CELEBRATE A GREENER AND HEALTHIER LIFESTYLE APRIL 7
Full day of family activities scheduled for fourth annual EarthFest

The public is invited to join nonprofit organizations from across Allen and throughout North Texas who will gather April 7 at the Connemara Meadow Preserve for a festival filled with outdoor activities for the entire family.

EarthFest 2012 - A Celebration of Nature, Health and Community - will offer adults and children a chance to learn more about the wonders of nature while enjoying the great outdoors.

The family friendly event, which begins at 10 a.m. and runs through 2 p.m., will feature:

• an egg hunt featuring colorful handmade eggs filled with wildflower seeds
• hands-on environmental activities for the entire family
• nature walks and bird watching
• kayaking and canoeing demonstrations
• wildlife presentations
• and much, much more

On Saturday, March 24, 2012 Southlake Town Square will be transformed into a green oasis. Green Fest is the community’s premier opportunity to learn about the many ways to be environmentally friendly, endow a sustainable future, and improve daily living by going green.

Green Fest Southlake is free to the public and scheduled for:

“Keepn’ Our City Green” Eco Fest, 2012

Promise of Peace Community Garden

Fort Worth Prairie Fest is the annual fundraiser for Friends of Tandy Hills Natural Area. Learn more about how funds are plowed back into Tandy Hills HERE.

Prairie Fest grew from a small neighborhood event in 2006 to become the “Best Outdoor Cultural Event in 2010”, according to the Fort Worth Weekly. By 2011, Prairie Fest had attracted hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of visitors to Tandy Hills.

For 2012, Prairie Fest has been re-imagined and re-focused back to discovery and enjoyment of Tandy Hills, itself. Instead of a single event, there will be three festivals throughout the Spring on the last Saturdays of March, April and May. Event hours will be from 4 PM - Dusk.

http://tandyhills.org/fest