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Local Living Festival
~ A Celebration of Resourceful Living ~
April 27, 2013
9 am to 5 pm
plus Green Home Tours (May 4)!
Cornell Cooperative Extension Learning Farm
2043 Route 68, Canton, NY
2.3 miles South (towards Colton) from the intersection
of Main St./Rt. 11 at Rt. 310 & Rt. 68
Intersection landmarks: Stewart's and Price Chopper (L at 1st light in Canton coming from Potsdam)
Click Here to See Complete Workshop Description, Schedule & Speakers
 TWO Benefit Events!
Indian Dinner 4/20
Thanks to all who came and ate and shared in this great fundraising event!
Many thanks to the Friends of India Association members who helped to make it possible!
Friday April 26, 7 pm
Please join us for Featured Speaker
Elizabeth Henderson, CSA pioneer
The Importance of the "C" in "CSA"
plus Vocal Skies shape note singers,
and a mini-play "The City" by Modern Times Theater!
The Parkview (above the Blackbird Cafe,
Main St. near Court St.,) Canton, NY
Please
support the Festival by attending these events and contributing what
you can -- we have covered the bare necessities of expenses with the Indian Dinner (yay!),
but still need to repay the costs of organizing, which is well over $6000, and we need YOU!
J O I N I N T H E F U N !
click here to see full details
New volunteers are also always welcome.
LocalLivingVenture@gmail.com
NOTE!
Friends of the Local Living Venture can
now donate
their bottle & cans to our account at CJ’s Kegs Cases & More Potsdam,
NY.
When recycling your returnable bottles and cans please take them to CJ’s
and ask that
the redemption amount be donated to us!
Thank you in advance for your generous support, from the Local Living Venture team
Featured Events 2013
Renewable Energy Fair
School Compost & Recycling Summit
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Fair
Seed & Seedling Swap (informal - bring yours to swap!)
Paul Smith's College Woodsman's Team Skill Exhibition
Demonstrators of country skills sought!
Plus dozens of Workshops for Adults, Teens, and Children - every hour!
2013
Local Living Festival
JOIN OUR NEXT
PLANNING GATHERING!
Wednesday, April 17
7 - 8:30 pm
(followed by snacks and social time)
(usual location: Cooperative Extension Learning Farm
2043 SH 68, 2.3 miles from Rt. 11, Canton)
Contact us at
Local Living Venture@gmail.com
or call 315.347.4223
cell (day of the gatherings only) 315.261.1926
Featured Speakers 2013
SUPPORTED BY ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY
Elizabeth Henderson, CSA Pioneer
Keynote: The Importance of the "C" in "CSA"
7 pm Friday April 26 (special free will benefit event!)
The Parkview (above the Blackbird Cafe)
Greg Pahl, Author & Community Energy Proponent
Severine vonTscharner Fleming,
Greenhorns & National Young Farmers Coalition
Keynote: the national young farmers movement and "Local Living Ventures Forth!"
plus:
Modern Times Theater
Featuring their newest mini-play "The City"
7 pm Friday April 26 (special free will benefit event!)
The Parkview (above the Blackbird Cafe)
Many thanks to St. Lawrence University
for their sponsorship of our speakers!
See the Sponsors link below for details.
Other special guests: Michael Tracy-Ireland on a "Steady State Economy" and Anna Busser of ADK Bucks on "Creating a Cooperative Regional Economy."
Click these links for lots more great stuff!
Click Here for
M A N Y M O R E F E A T U R E D E V E N T S!
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SPONSORS: Click Here to View Them All!
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Zero-Waste Festival
As part of our commitment to be a Zero Waste Festival,
we were the first out-of state certification (we found no certification
programs in NYS) for the ZIP Certification Program in Pittsburgh, PA --
we received Gold Status! We aspire to the highest level of
certification and encourage you to help us along the way.
Please bring your own place setting!
(bowl, flatware, mug, cloth napkin)
OR...be prepared to pay a deposit for a set you can "borrow" from us!
OR...use
the compostable wares that the vendors will provide, and dispose of
them in the compost bins instead of the "landfill" bins.
NOTE: We are offering several yummy local food vendors for your dining pleasure!
We are separating ALL waste items for proper handling and providing on-site education.
Interested? Join our Zero Waste Working Group!
LocalLivingVenture@gmail.com
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2013 Theme Tracks for the
Local Living Festival
Renewable Energy Fair - Earth-Friendly / Appropriate Technology
School Compost & Recycling Summit
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Fair
Seed & Seedling Swap!
Paul Smith's College Woodsman's Team Skill Exhibition
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Food -- Cook * Eat * Preserve Green Building
Transportation Animals / Milk, Meat and Fiber
Gardening / Farming Community Arts
Forestry/ Woodlot/ Healthy Hearth Living Simply
Rocket Stoves & Mass Heaters Lost Arts / Forgotten Skills
"Dirty Work" Town - Home & Apt. Dwellers
Health & Wellness College & Dorm Dwellers
Small Scale Food Processing Campus Sustainability
Children & Young at Heart + Teens & Young in Spirit!
(hourly activities for both children and teens!)
Celebrating at the node connecting Arbor Day, Earth Week and Int'l Composting Week!
LocalLivingVenture@gmail.com
Local Living Festival
E X H I B I T O R S
Simple Living
Dawn Rosenbarker (salve/DIY SkinCare /tincture demonstration)
Mind’s Eye Farm
Upcycling/Recycling
CSA's
Bittersweet Farm
C. L. Cook Farm
Eight O’clock Ranch
Fullers Farm
Grasse River B Ranch
Heritage Homes
Kent Family Farm
Little Grasse Foodworks
Noble Farm
Outhouse Farm
Farmers Market
Bittersweet Farm
C. L. Cook Farm
Eight O’clock Ranch
Grasse River B Ranch
High Peaks Winery
Iroquois Farm
Potsdam Food Co-op &
Carriage House Bakery
The Smith Farm (chickens)
Community Artisans
Fauna on Flora
Fisher & Sons
Community Organizations
Adirondack North Country
Association (ANCA)
Brewer Bookstore
Massena Nature Center
North Country Homeschooling Families
Spiral Scouts
Deep Root Summer Camp
Energy
Adirondack Battery & Solar
Alternative Power Solutions
Borderlands Energy
Martin Farm Supply
Northern Lights Energy
FOOD Cook • Eat • Preserve
New York Small Scale Food Processors Association
SNAP Program
Forestry • Woodlot • Healthy Hearth
NYFOA (Northern Adirondack Chapter of the New York Forest Owners Association)
St. Lawrence County Soil & Water Conservation District
St. Lawrence Land Trust
“Wood” Stove Display
Gardening / Farming
GardenShare
North Country Grown Cooperative
Old Market Farm
Green Building
Earthwood Building School
Thermal Efficiency Building
Health & Wellness
Ag Labor Program (Dept. of Labor)
EatSmartNY
CCE Adopting Healthy Habits
Young Living Essential Oils
Fidelis Care
St. Lawrence Health Initiative
Local / Regional Economies
Adirondack Regional Economies / ADK Bucks
Lost Arts / Forgotten Skills
Blacksmith/Train Brook Forge
St. Lawrence Power & Equipment Museum
See also our wonderful student created displays!
Listing coming soon!
Local Living Festival
D E M O N S T R A T I O N S
Animal Calls
Belly Dancing
Blacksmith David Woodward
Brewer Bookstore — book sales and author book signings
Cooperative Economies
Drum Circle (during the lunchtime Butter Dance)
Etching on Fungi with a Fun Guy
European Scythe
GardenShare — Guess That Vegetable!
Gasification Stove
Identifying Tracks
Interactive Community Mural Painting
Live Animals/Meat Tasting
Making Stress Balls — Make It/ Take It!
Maypole CelebrationModel “Wood” Stove & Fire Science
Paul Smith’s College Woodsmen’s Team Skill Exhibition
Power & Equipment Museum Steam Engine Demonstration
Recycled Paper Basket Making
SLU Sustainability Semester Top Bar Bee Hive
Tincture Making for Health
UU Church Toolbox of Faith 4th & 5th Grade Beehive Project
Scavenger Hunt — Connecting the Community
Scroll Saw Artistry
Seeds and Seedling Informal Swap
(bring some to swap!)
Social Capital Demonstration
Soil in a Bucket
Storytelling on Computer
What Kind of Leader Are You?
Yoga Loft
Local Living Festival
W O R K S H O P S
Renewable Energy
Earth Friendly / Appropriate Technologies
Discover the New Solar
Who Knew What the Wind Could Do — Turbines to Power Your Life
Primer for Geothermal Heat Pumps
Solar Heating
Farming & Gardening
CSA Discussion Panel
Growing & Encouraging Herbs ‘101’
Invasive Species in Agriculture
Season Extension for the Home Gardener
FOOD Cook * Eat * Preserve
Cooking with Culture — Fermented Foods
Home Dairying — Get the Best of Raw Milk — The Real Deal
Making Fabulous Farmer Cheese
Making Herbal Tea for Enjoyment and Health
ANIMALS Milk * Meat *Fiber
Basics of Bees and Bee Discussion Group
Multi-Species Grazing to Maximize Yields and Improve Efficiency of Production
Raising 150 Meat Birds in An Outdoor System
Raising Rabbits for Meat and Fiber
Some Dos and Don’ts of Beginning
Farming — Starting with Pigs
Using Guardian Animals to Protect Livestock
Forestry / Woodlot / Healthy Hearth
Small-Scale Woodlot Logging and Management
Silvipasture: Grazing Cows Amongst the Trees
Forestry Practices for Sugarbush Management
Hedgerows for Habitat
Rocket Stove Panel Discussion
Green Building
It Is Easy Being Green — Building Your Creative Living Space
Super Basic Composting Toilets
Earth-Sheltered Homes — Living Roofs
College / Dorm Living
Sustainable Choices for Green College Living
Health & Wellness
Conflict: A Local, Abundant, Natural & Renewable Resource for Sustainability in Relationships
The Unsustainable Diet — Going Against the Grain
Local / Regional Economies
How Do You Start a Local Economy?
Young Farmer's Movement & Local Living Ventures Forth
Mortgage Free!
‘Steady’ State Economy
Lost Arts / Forgotten Skills
Creating Salves — DIY Skin Care
Simple Living
Living the Low Tech Lifestyle
Scrounging — An Art Form
YOUTH PROGRAMS
12 and up -- and for the young at heart!
9am Make and Take Gardens with AnnBennett --seed starting and porch gardening too!
* re-purposed gallon or larger containers from Canton Central School and Bailey Houses 225 and 227
10am Bottle Biology with Carol Wright - an environment and agriculture educational project creating a self-sustaining 2 liter bottle terrarium project!
* seeds donated by Biersweet Farm
* soda bottles donated by Bailey 225 and 227
* fish donated by Green Machine Hydro Seeding
11am - Crop mob (morning session) will be prepping the hills for 150 pumpkin seeds to be planted in the afternoon session
12pm - Elemental Jewelry with Sabrina (wooden bead, tree limb, help project)
1pm All Natural Sundial and Flower Bed project
2pm Orienteering Class - learn and share basic survival and outdoor skills!
3pm Crop Mob (afternoon session) planting and setting mini greenhouses
Ongoing: One Sustainable Thing photos
Kid's Place: 10 and Under (please bring your "Big Person" and have them stay for the fun!)
There will be a number of crafts provided by the Girl Scout Troop from Brasher Falls (all supplies donated) they will be determined and set by next week but under consideration are several "butterfly projects" and paper mache of globes to incorporate Earth Day...
The already scheduled Butter Dance, Puppet Show and Sack races at noon
Members of Canton Centrals One Voice (Peer Health Leadership initiative) and the Girls Modified LAX team will be providing face painting and "warm bodies" to supervise limbo, chicken dance, hula hooping contests and the like...
CONTRIBUTIONS BY LOCAL COLLEGE STUDENTS
Twenty
students in the Sociology class “Environmental Problems,” taught by
Professor Andrew Jones at SLU; five students in the Sociology class
“Environment & Society” with Professor Heather Catlin-Sullivan at
SUNY Potsdam; and the eight students of the SLU Sustainability Semester
have contributed displays, demonstrations and webpages to the Local Living Festival for posterity.
We thank each of these bright lights for their enthusiasm and great work! We’re sure you’ll enjoy the results of their efforts.
SUNY POTSDAM
FOOD Cook • Eat • Preserve Clara Dempf Small Scale Food Processing: • Cooking • Eating • Preserving
Green Building Josh Slocum Biomass Technology Progressive Sustainable Housing (dual display)
Farming & Gardening Holly Bucher Diversified Farming Urban Gardening Starting a Home Garden
Campus: Dorms & Student Life Caroline Rivellini Campus Sustainability: • Successes • Challenges & Future Why Campus Sustainability?
Lost Arts / Forgotten Skills Carter Cruick Homemade Dairy Products from Cows & Goats Beauty and Wellness Products: Homemade Natural Cleansers Vines & Suds: Homemade Wine/Beer
ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY
Animals, Milk, Meat and Fiber Theme Track
Marc Perroni, Julie Chase, Charles Cocharan, Catie Johnson
Local Restaurants & Sustainability Sustainable Farming vs. Large Scale Farming Native American Hunting Animals Roles in Native American Culture Meat in Your Community Meat and Your Health Trapping Animals of the North Country
Community Arts Theme Track
Tirzah Ziegler, Sarah Kossak, Kylee Disotelle, Carina Taliaferro
Drum Circles Storytelling in a Digital Age Benefits of Theatre The Effects of Murals
Belly Dancing Concert with Dancing and Local Food Maypoles
Civic Engagement and Regional Economies
Justin Ingram, Braulio Acuria, Paul Piatelli
John Ferguson, Todd Shouvlin, Michaela Lewis, William Crompton
Affluent Peasant: • Snowmobile Sled Firewood System • Setting Up to Change the Balance of Power Farming in the North Country: Building Tighter Communities What Is Social Capital and How It Can Create a Tighter Community CSA in the North Country Examples of Local Economies The Gift Economy Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Transformational Leadership
Health & Wellness Theme Track
Oliver Dennis, Kendra Campbell, James Wilcox, Molly Caplan
Holistic Health Local Food System Wood-Burning Stoves Get Active in Canton Eating Healthy Health in the Workplace Support in the Community Health in the Workplace Farmer Health/Health Problems
ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY —
SUSTAINABILITY SEMESTER
Lauren Olson Composting ToiletsEmma DayBranch Natural Bee Keeping: Top Bar Hives Jacob Cockrell On Homesteading: Doing Your Part Emma Duffany Poultry in Motion: An Interactive Day with Chickens and Their Egg-mobile Heron Hetzler Managing Pests with Beneficial Insects Olivia Downs Mystical Milk: The True Story of Milk Production Zelie Wright-Neil Zelie’s Goat Adventure book Bronte Sone Small-Scale Apples: How to Have Apples in Your Backyard
B e t t i n g
t h e F a r m
(2012; USA; d. Cecily Pingree)
Monday, April 22 at 7:15 pm
Roxy Theater (20 Main Street, Potsdam; 315-265-9630)
Faced
with losing their small farms, rural Maine dairy farmers launch their
own milk company --a gamble that will either ruin or save them.
Special appearance by the director, Cecily Pingree and
Maine's Own Organic (MOO) Milk CEO Bill Eldridge
A film presented in conjunction with the Local Living Festival
Seeking Volunteers!
Looking for something full of creativity?
WHAT'S YOUR PASSION?
Blacksmithing, fiber arts, small scale food processing, geothermal heat,
goats, water quality, community supported agriculture (CSA),
energy efficiency, college sustainability, rain barrels, organic dairy,
root cellars, engaging teenagers in sustainability, composting,
solar panels, chopping wood, and the list goes on...
You don't have to be an expert
in your area of interest -- just curious!
THEME CURATORS YOU can put together a "homestead track" for the Festival -- you will meet others of similar interests, contact the folks who really do know a lot about it, and learn more about your particular passion while you're at it! Be a curator for a theme!
We give you resources to follow up on, and you pull together a small grouping based on one specific area of interest for the Festival!
Your track could include: a speaker; demonstrations; exhibits; vendors; website resources; you name it.
This is a fun and interactive way to be very involved in creation of the Local Living Festival. Work alone, paired off, or as part of a team -- largely from the comfort of your own home!
Local Living Festival 2013
Seeking Volunteers!
Working Groups
Seeking Leadership & Members! 3/6/2013
Seeking "committee members" -- wonderful volunteers are needed!
Individuals with leadership skills to form teams very welcomed. (Staff support available!)
Zero Waste Featured Speakers (Care & Feeding)
Parking Signage
Welcome Booth Festival Program (for attendees)
Buildings & Grounds Program Ad Sales Admissions
GIS Festival Mapping Topical Display Creation
Home Tours Festival Hospitality
Festival Evaluations Planning Gathering Hospitality (3/20, 4/3, 3/27 & 4/24)
Renewable Energy Fair Presentations to Local
Organizations
Graphics Flash Mob (Local Style!)
Decorations Speaker Monitors / Evaluations
Merchandise Politicians / VIP’s
Photography / Group Photo Benefit (concert, meal, etc.) Logistics
School Compost & Recycling Summit
The following are the
Working Groups
That DO Have Leadership
But Could Use Your Volunteer Energy!
- Children's
& Teen Activities - Angie Foster + you!?
- Farmers Market - Jackie Bartholomew + you!?
- Food Vendors - Jackie Bartholomew + you!?
- CSA Fair - Jackie Bartholomew + you!?
- Media
& PR - Chelle Lindahl + you!?
- Photo/Video - Chris Butchino + you!?
- Volunteers - Rene Austin + you!?
- Fundraising - Matt Nowak, Rajiv Narula + you!?
- FInance - Chris Butchino + you!?
- Major Donations - Paul Pickens + you!?
- Community Arts - Relani Prudhomme + you!?
- Workshops - Brian Bennett + you!?
- Festival
Theme Tracks - Amanda Klosner + you!?
- Campus
Tracks - Matt Nowak + you!?
- Administrative / Logistics - Chelle Lindahl & Melinda Ely + you!?
- Exhibitors - Amanda Klosner + you!?
- Demonstrator Recruitment - Amanda Klosner + you!?
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Home Tours Line-Up 2013
energy-efficient and off-grid homes tour date Saturday 5/4/13)
click here
(MORE LISTINGS COMING SOON!)
~ serious fun and delightful education for all ~
Sign up to volunteer!
~ we need you! ~
click here
free admission!
The Festival is a grassroots celebration of all things local --
rural life skills, small-scale agriculture, green building and renewable energy --
in town, in the dorm, and in the countryside.
~*~ ADMISSION ~*~
$5 per person, per day
Free under 16
FREE to those who arrive via alternative transportation
(fossil fuel free!)
IMPORTANT PARKING INFORMATION 2013
Please allow time to park (2.3 miles from the Learning Farm)
and take the shuttle buses provided by NYSARC.
NEW parking location to be announced.
Wheelchair accessible parking is provided at the Learning Farm.Shuttle buses will run continuously from 8:45 am
and ending at 5:30.
REDUCE * REUSE * RECYCLE * REFUSE * REDISTRIBUTE * REDEFINE
SPONSORS
The 2013 L o c a l L i v i n g V e n t u r e
(formerly Sustainable Living Project) coordinators
are exceedingly grateful to the support of
our many donors, large and small.
Local Living Festival
Generous Sponsors
2013
s p o n s o r s h i p l e v e l s d e t a i l e d b e l o w Next Festival Date:
September 27, 2014please feel free to suggest potential sponsors!
www.ncpr.org
2013 Kermit Green Sponsor
your logo here!
check back very soon
for more wonderful sponsors!
2013 Evergreen Sponsor
Anonymous Community Benefactor
a much appreciated $5,000 gift
your name or logo here!
;) 2013 Apple Green Sponsor
St. Lawrence University is pleased to sponsor speakers for
the Local Living Festival with the generous support of the Andrew W. Mellon
Foundation’s Environmental Education Initiative For Active Learning,
Research, and Advocacy Grant St. Lawrence University is Green!www.stlawu.edu
Liam Hunt and Kathleen Stein
Generous Benefactors
your name or logo here!
2013 Forest Green Sponsor
Schulze Construction
Fine Woodworking & Remote-Setting Home Builder
(315) 347 - 4585
Anonymous Community Benefactor a much appreciated $500 gift
Generous Community Benefactor your name or logo here!
Spring Bud Green Sponsor
Bob Shepherd
Generous Benefactor
2013 Leaf Green Sponsor
Generous In-Kind Contributors
Vocal Skies
Community-based Shape Note Singers
Inquire at TAUNY!
315-386-4289 TAUNY
Walldroff Equipment
Lawn & Garden / Agricultural Equipment
for use of a tractor for safety and maintenance demonstrations
Unitarian Universalist Church of Canton
for use of several much0needed tables at the last possible second!
Beautiful tents are a large part of what makes the Festival...festive!
check out the great service provided by
Sam's Party Tents! 315-328-4759
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beautiful facilities.
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2013 Festival Program Advertisers
Grasse River B Ranch aged raw goat and cow cheese Jesse & Krista Barton www.GrasseRiverCheese.com
SunFeather Natural Soap handmade natural bodycare products from Sandy Maine & crew in Parishville, NY www.SunSoap.comNew York Forest Owners Assn. Celebrating 50 Years of Service! www.NYFOA.org
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Sponsorship Level
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Support Amount
| Kermit Green Sponsor
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$10,000 and up
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Evergreen Sponsor
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$5,000 to $9,999 | | Apple Green Sponsor | $1,000 to $4,999 | Forest Green Sponsor
| $500 to $999
| Spring Bud Green
| $250 to $499
| Leaf Green Sponsor
| $100 to $249 |
Please see our Major Sponsorship page for a complete listing
of the benefits and acknowledgements you or your organization will receive
as Major Donors supporting our work in the North Country.
Please Join Us!
Tell Your Friends! Send this page as a link!
www.sustainablelivingproject.net/local-living-festival
JOIN US FOR THE
Local Living Festival
~ A Celebration of Resourceful Living ~
PRESS RELEASE
Come learn (and teach!) how to live lightly, and economically, too!
The day will feature home-grown energy systems, hourly children's and teen activities, farm
animals, draft horse wagon rides, food vendors serving up locally-grown food, a satellite of the
Potsdam Farmer's Market, Renewable Energy Fair, Community Supported Agriculture Fair, School Compost & Recycling Summit, Seed & Seedlings Swap, Woodsman's Skills Exhibition, and much more!
The following weekend, May 4th, will feature a tour of local homes -- from completely off-grid homesteads to homes utilizing a utility inter-tie (selling power back to the grid, essentially.)
Sign up at the Festival or write us to sign up once we post the schedule here!
Exhibitors and demonstrators of
everything from fiber arts to forestry products, renewable energy
systems to hand-made personal care items, traditional crafts to how-to
books, and more will be featured in an old-timey stall barn setting and
also sprinkled about the grounds of the Cooperative Extension Learning Farm,
2043 State Highway 68, 2.3 miles from Rt. 11, near Canton.
Featured Speakers include CSA pioneer Elizabeth Henderson, Greenhorns founder Severine von Tscharner Fleming and community energy activist and author Greg Pahl.
This thirx iteration of the Local Living Festival is now a sesqiuennual event (held every 18 months.) The Festival is the heir apparent to the 17-year strong
North Country Sustainable Energy Fair but has a broader focus on not
only renewable energy and green building but real food and local
economies -- and how you can make all of this real in YOUR life.
Contact information:
SustLivingProject@gmail.com, or 315.347.4223.
Zero-Waste Festival
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$5 per person, per day admission, Free under 16
Free to those who arrive via alternative transportation (gasoline free)!
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Sharing Knowledge from the Past ~ Building Skills for the Future
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