A lively gathering of the people and groups protecting and restoring our air, water, and land — with hands-on activities, take-home resources, and something for every age.

A reprise of the legendary community puppet show - originally created to lead the fight against the heavy pollution by Northern Iron Foundry - and today marking the shut-down of their facility

St. Paul guitarist Moshe Barron returns with a sound that drifts easily from Midwest emo to jazz fusion and indie soundscapes.  Expressive, alive, and full of collaborative energy!

Live readings by a dozen-plus poets from the East Side — plus possible surprise youth voices — asking what water asks of us: thirst, flood, justice, belonging, and hope.

Emma Lu and her fellow changemakers remind us that the planet is worth fighting for — show us how to turn bright ideas into real environmental action, one household and habit at a time.

Climate scientist Kenny Blumenfeld talks climate the way he never could at work — no charts, all candor. On evidence, public sentiment, sluggish policy, personal fascination. Come with questions.

Eclectic evening of tribal solidarity through music, poetry and spoken word, featuring Strong Buffalo, Scotti Clifford and members of Spirits Cry, as well as Climate Storyteller Ramatoulaye Bah