“Grow a Greener World” St. Lucie County Celebrates Earth Day Festival on April 12
Don’t miss the 21st Annual St. Lucie County Earth Day Festival on Saturday, April 12, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Oxbow Eco-Center.
As the Treasure Coast’s premier Earth Day event, the festival features unique eco-art, sustainable living ideas, outdoor recreation opportunities, and community resources.
Local organizations and businesses will share hands-on activities in six unique neighborhoods along the preserve’s gardens and trails.
Meet local environmental groups, civic organizations, education professionals, foresters, gardeners, beekeepers, and more.
Celebrate Planet Earth Through Interactive Experiences in a Festive and Fun Atmosphere
Admission is free.
In addition to festival exhibits, enjoy live music and entertainment all day with Joey Calderaio & the Future Buds, Treasure Coast Ukulele Club, Drumming for Peace, and other artists.
Get up close with animals and discover adventure in the nature park and musical forest.
Families are invited to participate in the Eco-Challenge for a chance to win prizes; pick up a special card at the festival entrance or inside the Eco-Center.
Vendors will offer delicious sweet and savory treats, and don’t miss the Sustainable Art Fair and Fashion Show, featuring imaginative recycled pieces. In the silent auction, locally sourced items and experiences will be auctioned, with proceeds benefiting nature programs for underserved youth in the community.
Festival parking is located just north of the Oxbow Eco-Center, next to St. James Drive, at Southern Oaks Middle School and Rivers Edge Elementary School.
Visitors can walk 10 minutes to the festival entrance or use the free, continuous shuttle service provided by St. Lucie County’s Area Regional Transit (ART).
The shuttle service is stroller-friendly and accessible for people with disabilities.
Visit www.StLucieEarthDay.com for more information and to check updated schedules for stages, exhibitors, sponsors, and vendors.
The Oxbow Eco-Center is a St. Lucie County Environmental Learning Center, located on 225 acres along the St. Lucie River. Situated at 5400 NE St. James Drive, 1.5 miles south of Midway Road in Port St. Lucie, across from St. Andrews Shopping Center, Oxbow is owned and operated by the St. Lucie County Board of Commissioners.
