The 1970's Earth Day Movement inspired by Rachael Carson's New
York Times bestseller, Silent Spring and the massive oil spill witnessed by Earth
Days founder Gaylord Nelson in Santa Barbara is alive and well in Woodbury
Connecticut as this year marks the 20th anniversary that Earth Day has been
celebrated in Woodbury, Connecticut's antiques capital. This is the largest event in Connecticut that
celebrates Earth Day.
This year, more than 120 vendors are expected to participate in
this popular regional event whose mission it is to showcase local businesses
the produce products that support a sound and sustainable lifestyle. The
event's goal is to create awareness about the values, philosophy and
information needed to live a wholesome life.
Event participants will learn how to live earth -friendly by
meeting producers of earth friendly products while enjoying live musical
performances and family fun activities. A highlight of the day is to
sample a variety of all natural and organic foods and beverages that will be
offered at this event.
Earth Day in Woodbury will take place on April 26 from 11 a.m. - 4
p.m. at the Woodbury Middle School field on 67 Washington Ave. For up to
date information visit http://www.woodburyearthday.org.
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