(Seguin) — Seguin’s 15th Earth Day Festival will be held this Saturday in conjunction with its Spring Trade Days in downtown Seguin.
The Earth Day Festival will include nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and businesses who will be exhibiting and educating the community on green living.
There will be interactive educational displays, plant sales, children activities, plus the reusing of items to create artwork.
Those who stop by will be encouraged to complete the Earth Day Passport by visiting with each of the Earth Day exhibitors. Once completed, the passport can be turned in for a bag full of prizes.
“Being an Earth Day exhibitor is a great way to get your mission in front of the Seguin community,” said Kyle Kramm, Main Street & CVB Director, “Even if your core mission is not about sustainability, your business or organization can participate. In the past we have had a dentist office plant seeds with kids, a lawncare business sold plants, and another business had kids build bird houses – so there are ways for any organization to get involved.”
This weekend’s Trade Days will also host over 80 vendors. Vendors will be selling home goods, jewelry, soaps, food, clothing, yard décor, and much more.
The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.