2018 St. Louis Earth Day Festival April 21-22, 2018 11:00Am-5:00Pm Forest Park Muny Grounds Helping YOU Make St

2018 St. Louis Earth Day Festival April 21-22, 2018 11:00am-5:00pm Forest Park Muny Grounds www.stlouisearthday.org Helping YOU make St. Louis greener!

Use low-impact Carry bottles/bags, Consume a plant- transportation. avoid disposables. based diet. #EarthDayChallenge ABOUT THE FESTIVAL The St. Louis Earth Day Festival is the oldest and largest Earth Day festival in the Midwest! 250 artists, educational exhibitors, food vendors, businesses and organizations spend the weekend connecting with some 60,000+ visitors from the St. Louis region and beyond.

Important information about weather alerts, etc. will be posted to social media.

@stlouisearthday #STLouisEarthDay #EarthDayChallenge

EARTH DAY CHALLENGE PRESENTED BY: The Earth Day Challenge is designed to encourage Festival attendees to incorporate low-impact behaviors into their everyday lives, making the Earth a cleaner, healthier place to live. Complete at least two of the three challenges listed below and receive a prize at the Earth Day Challenge Booth!

USE LOW-IMPACT CARRY BOTTLES CONSUME A TRANSPORTATION & BAGS, AVOID PLANT-BASED DISPOSABLES DIET

SUPPORT With a $5 donation you will receive a Euro Sticker. Available at entrances and info booths. JOIN: Friends of Earth Day supporting the programs of St. Louis Earth Day. Enjoy free or reduced price admission to Friends events. Visit us at the info booth. Green Dining Club supports the Green Dining Alliance Program. Receive special offers from GDA-certified restaurants and a set of bamboo cutlery.

1 ST. LOUIS EARTH DAY STAFF Laura Allers-Lowry - Event Manager Jen Myerscough - Executive Director Bob Henkel - Program Director, Recycling On the Go Kathy Dolson - Programs Assistant Jenn DeRose - Program Manager, Green Dining Alliance Rachel Lynch - Festival Intern

BOARDS MEMBERS Board President Dori Degenhardt, RGAx Colin Wellenkamp, Mississippi Brian Pelletier, Kakao Nick Frisella, Metro Lighting River Cities & Towns Initiative Chocolate Tracy Haag, MDNR Susan Zareh, Forsyth School President Elect John McElwain, The College John Risberg, Maritz (ret.) School Welcome New Board Members! Secretary Maurice Muia, Ameren Colleen Autrey, DJM Ecological Laura Skiles, US Bank Transmission Charles Bryson, City of St. Louis Treasurer Pete Salsich, CoolFire Media Liza Farr, Bi-State Development Kurt Kahle, CRB Lori Strawbridge, CPA Elycia Musumeci, Brightside Roland Biehl, MSD Angie Weber, Shaw Nature St. Louis Lisa Cagle, Bi-State Reserve Development

ANNUAL EVENTS RECYCLING EXTRAVAGANZA Held the first Sunday in April. Keep an eye on our website and social media for info about more events throughout the year. TASTE OF GREEN Fundraiser held in mid-October featuring food and beverage samples from Green Dining Alliance-certified restaurants. Education and waste management provided by Recycling On the Go. Tickets available in August.

2 ABOUT ST. LOUIS EARTH DAY MISSION St. Louis Earth Day empowers you and your community to create and celebrate a greener St. Louis, every day, through Recycling On the Go, the Green Dining Alliance, Earth Day Action Grants, and our Festival.

PROGRAMS The St. Louis Earth Day Festival is just one of several programs that our organization manages throughout the year. Read more about the exciting work we do to make Earth Day every day : RECYCLING ON THE GO What started as the region’s first large-scale event recycling program has grown into a popular and widely-utilized event-greening service offering comprehensive consultancy and implementation services. Our goal is to reduce the negative environmental impact of events and festivals, principally by reducing and recycling a portion of the waste they generate.

GREEN DINING ALLIANCE This program is committed to working with St. Louis restaurants to reduce their environmental impact. The GDA considers all areas of operations and puts strong emphasis on reducing, recycling and composting restaurant waste as well as sourcing sustainable food, to-go ware and cleaning supplies. www.greendiningalliance.org

EARTH DAY ACTION GRANTS This spring we awarded a total of $10,000 to 8 different projects. These small grants provide an opportunity for people, groups and nonprofit organizations to “take action” on environmental issues and implement projects on Earth Day or throughout the year.

• Sustainable Backyard Tour 2018 - Sustainable Backyard Network • Meramec Garden Club Projects - Meramec Elementary School • Elkay Water Bottle Filling Station - Becky-David Elementary PTO • Community Tree Care Work Days - Forest ReLeaf of Missouri • Container Garden Educational Program - St. Anthony of Padua Food Pantry • Sustainable Food with MARSfarm - MARSfarm & St. Louis Science Center Foundation • V4A Community Garden - VITENDO4AFRICA • Perennial’s Creative Reuse Outreach Program - Perennial

3 ENTERTAINMENT

EARTH DAY STAGE

Saturday Sunday Emcee Mike Stacy Emcee Darren Snow, KDHX Emcee Andy Heaslet 11:00 Riverview Gardens High NJROTC Color Guard, Drill Team, Drum Corp and 11:00 Marko Polo Gentlemen of Vision 12:00 JOIA 12:00 Subtle Agression Monopoly 1:00 Desire Lines 1:00 Syna So Pro 2:00 Harvey Lockhart and The Collective 2:00 3 of 5 3:00 The Vigilettes 3:00 Devil’s Elbow 4:00 Mathias and the Pirates 4:00 Brothers Lazaroff Featuring DJ Whiz and DJ BaqBeet

COMMUNITY STAGE

Saturday Sunday 11:00 Hudson Harmonies 11:00 Pinx Dance Academy 11:45 Feathers in the Forest - World Bird 11:45 ECKANKAR - The Sound of Soul Experience Sanctuary Sponsored by Missouri 12:30 Feathers in the Forest - World Bird American Water Sanctuary Sponsored by Missouri 12:30 Point of View Jazz Ensemble - Riverview American Water Gardens NJROTC 1:15 Skystone Conservatory of the Arts 1:15 Showstoppers 2:00 Pazazz Performers 2:00 Showstoppers 2:45 Feathers in the Forest - World Bird 2:45 Feathers in the Forest - World Bird Sanctuary Sponsored by Missouri Sanctuary Sponsored by Missouri American Water American Water 3:30 Addi Loving & Tommy Wasiata 3:30 moSTLy Tap 4:15 American Parai Team

4 ST. LOUIS EARTH DAY FESTIVAL ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP

St. Louis Earth Day is committed to utilizing the best options for ensuring a memorable event with as little environmental impact as possible. Here are just a few ways that we honor our commitment to environmental stewardship. WASTE

Styrofoam is so last century – that’s why we’ve banned polystyrene/#6 plastic from the Festival for the past nine years and have never looked back. This material is rarely recycled and never breaks down in a landfill.

We’ve also banned bottled water because of its environment impact. Fill up at one of the water stations indicated on the map and check out the water wagon, provided by the City of St. Louis. Look for our NEW blue flags to find water filling stations!

Take your waste to one of the dozen Waste Sorting Stations where volunteers will help you figure out what is recyclable, compostable or headed for the landfill.

TRANSPORTATION We are pleased to offer two FREE bike valets, brought to you by Trailnet. Bike stations will be available for parking all day, to encourage seasoned and “green” cyclists alike.

Park at St. Louis Community College Forest Park campus and ride over on a free shuttle, provided by the City of St. Louis and St. Louis Lambert Airport and powered by biodiesel or compressed natural gas – avoid traffic and idling!

5 The Recycling On the Go program is funded through a grant from the St. Louis-Jefferson Solid Waste Management District and the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. ENERGY Ameren Missouri Pure Power has donated 254 Wind Power Renewable Energy Certificates to match the energy and travel for the 2018 St. Louis Earth Day event. By greening this event with 254,000 KWh from renewable energy, we are reducing the electricity carbon footprint by 411,269 pounds of CO2.

Generators donated by Green2Go, an innovative new generator rental program of propane-fueled generators – a new approach to electrifying events. These generators produce nearly 75% fewer emissions compared to standard diesel generators. Propane is donated by the Missouri Propane Gas Association.

PURCHASING Event t-shirts are 100% organic cotton, grown and produced in the USA, and designed and printed locally ($15). Available online at www.stlouisearthday.org or at our merchandise booth.

Our promotional materials are printed on American-made, Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. Our local printer, The Advertisers Printing Company, uses soy and solvent-free inks and emission-free coatings. They hold Rainforest Alliance and Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP) certifications and offset 100% of their energy use through Ameren Missouri’s Pure Power® program.

Loving the Earth means preserving it. Subaru, America’s ﬁrst “zero landﬁll” automaker, and the St. Louis Subaru retailers proudly support St. Louis Earth Day and Recycling On the Go. For more information about Subaru’s commitment to the environment, visit us at the Subaru display at the Earth Day Festival. Love. It’s what makes a Subaru, a Subaru.

www.subaru.com/environment

Webster Groves Subaru Dean Team Subaru Lou Fusz Subaru – Lou Fusz Subaru 7982 Big Bend Blvd., 15121 Manchester Rd., St. Louis 4440 N. Service Rd., Webster Groves Ballwin 10329 Old Olive Street Rd., St. Peters WebsterGrovesSubaru.com DeanTeamSubaru.com St. Louis FuszSubaru.com Subaru.Fusz.com

6 EAT & DRINK Eat happy, free from trans-fat, high fructose corn syrup and other highly processed foods typically found at outdoor festivals. For 2018, you’ll find food and beverages served in the Earth Day Cafe, Pit Stop, Sponsor Row, and Down on the Farm. See map for detailed locations.

All food and drinks are served on service that is either recyclable or compostable. Visit one of our Recycling On the Go waste sorting stations when you are done eating to keep your waste from going to the landfill.

BEASTMAN TEA (Located in Pit Stop) Organic decaffeinated tea

BOMBAY FOOD JUNKIES (Located in Pit Stop) V, VG, GF Everything on the menu is vegan! Samosa, tandoori gobi wrap, Chik’n tikka wrap, samosa chole with chickpea curry, cilantro fried rice, Look for the green leaf indicating peanut carrot salad, mango lassi, coconut lime restaurants with Green Dining Alliance cooler, craft soda certification. For more info about the GDA, see page 3. BUZZ’S HAWAIIAN GRILL Vegan Items Offered - V (Located in Pit Stop) Vegetarian Items Offered - VG VG Gluten Free Items Offered - GF Poke, teriyaki steak, chicken yakitori, vegetarian curry bowl (chicken option available), vegetarian 4 HANDS BREWERY saimin (Hawaiian ramen, banana lumpia spring (Located at the Cafe Beer Garden) rolls, boiled peanuts Beer CLEMENTINE’S CREAMERY ANGEL’S ARMS (Located in Pit Stop) Kettle corn GF Ice cream – 5 flavors, 1 vegan, scratch-made BAILEYS’ RANGE waffle cones (gluten free option) V, VG, GF Grass-fed Missouri beef cheeseburger, Match CONFLUENCE KOMBUCHA burger, soba noodle salad, chicken wrap, loaded V, GF fries with pulled pork (with cheese and BBQ All items will be vegan and gluten-free! Collard sauce), beer wraps with beet hummus, vegetable soup with local greens salad, raw cacao truffles, 6 flavors BANNER ROAD BAKING COMPANY of kombucha on tap (Located Down on the Farm) Organic granola FITZ’S BOTTLING COMPANY Locally made root beer BAYOU SEASONING AND CATERING VG, GF FOUNDATION GROUNDS Bourbon chicken on-a-stick, jambalaya, red V, VG, GF beans, build-your-own loaded Louisiana wraps or Tacos, black bean burger, cold-brew coffee, honey 7 loaded natural cut fries, infused tropical drink lavender lemonade, basil lemonade HANDLEBAR SIERRA CLUB EAT & DRINK Tacos, black bean burger, cold-brew coffee, Fresh-squeezed lemonade honey lavender lemonade, basil lemonade SQWIRES RESTAURANT & ANNEX ICES PLAIN & FANCY VG V, VG, GF Noodle-less veggie lasagna, couscous salad Nitro Ice Cream cones & ice “cream” cups with roasted veggies & eggplant croutons, mini chocolate flourless cakes JUICEMASTERS FRESH JUICE AND SMOOTHIE BAR THE CROQUETTERIE (Located in PitStop) V, VG, GF Assorted smoothie flavors and fresh-squeezed Sea & mountain paella, vegetarian paella, juices, fresh young coconut water vegetarian croquettes – St. Patrick (Spinach); I am not Boring (Cauliflower); Ground (leeks KAKAO CHOCOLATE and shitake mushrooms), non-vegetarian (Located in Muny Walkway) croquettes – Davy Croquette (Bison); Mardi Chocolates and confections Gras (Bacon); Crispy Duck (Duck Bacon); Shellfish (Garlic Shrimp) LARDER & CUPBOARD (Located in Muny Walkway) THE DAM Fruit crisps and preserves V, VG Hamburgers & cheeseburgers, G&W sausage COM KOM with sauerkraut, vegan burger, vegan hotdog, (Located Down on the Farm) french fries w/cheese sauce, hotdogs, veggie Organic Kombucha dogs, Excel soda, H2O of the day, Sangria, vodka and fruit drink MISSION TACO JOINT V, VG, GF TRAVELING TEA Tofu chorizo taco, portobello taco, baja fish (Located Down on the Farm) taco, cucumber margaritas Freshly brewed cups of organic tea

PERENNIAL ARTISAN ALES URBAN CHESTNUT BREWING CO. (Located in Sponsor Row) (Located in Pit Stop) Beer Beer SALT+SMOKE (Located in Pit Stop) URBAN EATS Pork sandwich (locally sourced), chicken V, VG, GF sandwich (locally sourced), pickles, slaw, BBQ pork bao; Thai ginger noodle, gourmet chow chow, bourbon lemonade chicken dog; All-American beef dog; rum bunny cocktail; fresh leaf green tea SCHLAFLY Beer WHISK: A SUSTAINABLE BAKESHOP V, GF SEED SPROUT SPOON Cookies, brownies, ice pops, pop tartlets, V, VG, GF muffins, rice krispie treats Local tacos – smoked local pork OR sweet potatoes with spicy Missouri black beans, hot cheesy nachos, gourmet toasted cheese sandwich with a housemade dill pickle spear, kid’s toasted cheese with fresh fruit, strawberry shortcake, local berry & mint hand-blended iced tea 8 WHERE’S THE BEER?

PIT STOP VISITORS CENTER & PARKING LOT ROCK WALL

HOME EARTH DAY STAGE

REDUCE, REUSE, NATURE & RECYCLE WILDLIFE ARTS & ENERGY CRAFTS

SOCIAL SUST AINABILITY BIG FIELD EARTH DA Y CAFE WELLNESS

YOUTH CORNER COMMUNITY STAGE

PEACE GARDEN SPONSOR ROW MUNY

TATION TRANSPOR

DOWN ON THE FARM

4 HANDS BREWERY www.4handsbrewery.com Our Earth Day Mission is to better our everyday practices in both a sustainable and sufficient manner. We cultivate relationships within our city by working with local artisans and organizations when possible. We love our city and it’s important to us that we help it thrive! At our booth, we will be selling 16 ounce cans and draft of our spring/summer seasonals along with City Wide. Relax in the beer garden or enjoy a game of bags. ANHEUSER-BUSCH SEED TO SIP www.anheuser-busch.com Anheuser-Busch beers are made with less water than ever before. From the barley seed, to the field, to cleaning up rivers and lakes, to reducing the water used in our breweries, Anheuser-Busch is committed to conserving and protecting water at every step. At our booth you will learn more about all of A-B’s conservation efforts. PERENNIAL ARTISAN ALES www.perennialbeer.com Our philosophy is to brew beer with the adventurous craft beer drinker in mind—focusing on hand-crafted, small batches of beer, using local, seasonal and organic ingredients as much as possible. Our beers are influenced mostly by Belgian and American craft styles, but the addition of premium ingredients such as fruits, spices, or wild yeast strains sometimes causes the beers to defy traditional categories. At our booth we will be selling some of our favorite styles of beer. 9 WHERE’S THE BEER?

SCHLAFLY www.schlafly.com At Schlafly Beer, we are continuously striving to reduce our carbon footprint. With conscious efforts, like locally sourcing packaging and labeling, we have changed the way we as a company use energy and give back to the environment. By using 100 percent renewable energy, minimizing waste from our facilities and so much more, we’ve long set the standard for green practices in the craft beer industry. At our booth we’ll be sampling White Lager. URBAN CHESTNUT BREWING CO. www.urbanchestnut.com As we endeavor to create our high-quality offerings of lagers & ales, we also strive to be respected for our actions as a business member of the St. Louis community. We like to call these actions “Urban Efforts” – intentional measures undertaken by Urban Chestnut to help us to be a better global and local citizen. We take pride in finding new and exciting ways to reduce and/or supplement our usage of all of the resources necessary in our operation! At our booth we will be selling a variety of seasonal and year round UCBC beer styles. All beer will be served in 360 top, recyclable cans.

Peace Garden We invite you to focus on the Peace that is deep inside each of us and all around us. Spread the Peace! Saturday Sunday 12:00-1:00 Opening ceremony and meditation 12:00-1:00 Storytelling of peace and laughter with Victor Farwell from Moon Tribe – Meditation exercise with Faye Folkie and Sonia for Peace 1:00-1:30 Paneurhythmy: Dance to Sacred 1:00-1:30 Paneurhythmy: Dance to Sacred Music of the Soul Music of the Soul 2:00-3:00 Join in Sufi Dancing with Shanti 2:00-3:00 Interplay – Community Play through Expressive Arts. Storytelling and movement – 3:00-3:45 Jabula Drumming Circle – Women Jori Martinez drummers gather – healing through voice and song. 3:00-5:00 WE THE PEOPLE OF THE PLANET, 4:00-4:45 Closing celebration and meditation featuring poets, musicians and dancers with Amalghemy sponsored by Gitana Productions. Gitana is dedicated to global healing through the arts.

10 FT1-3 PIT STOP VISITORS CENTER & P1-P4 ROCK WALL PARKING LOT PAGODA CIRCLE

HOME H1-H16 EARTH DAY STAGE

N15-N34 A8-A14 E1-E8 REDUCE, REUSE, NATURE & RECYCLE WILDLIFE ARTS & ENERGY CRAFTS R1-R11 N1-N14 A1-A7 THEATRE DRIVE BIG FIELD S1-S15 SOCIAL SUST C1-C21 AINABILITY EARTH DA W1-W19 Y CAFE WELLNESS Y19-Y21

SR3-SR11

YOUTH CORNER COMMUNITY Y1-Y18 SPONSOR ROW STAGE Information Merchandise Restrooms Water Refill Stations PAGODA CIRCLE PEACE GARDEN M14-M34 M1-M13 ATM Bicycle Parking MUNY First Aid SR1-SR2 Volunteer Recycle Station Shuttle Pet Adoption YogaBuzz Yoga ED Challenge EarthDance Farm Demos T1-T3 M35-M43 ATION T For lost & found inquiries, go to either info booth. TRANSPOR

DOWN ON

THE FARM F10-F18

F1-F9 FT1-3 PIT STOP VISITORS CENTER & P1-P4 ROCK WALL PARKING LOT PAGODA CIRCLE

HOME H1-H16 EARTH DAY STAGE

SR3-SR11

DOWN ON

THE FARM F10-F18

F1-F9 FAMILY GUIDE

Look for the red hand print in the booth listing to quickly find kid-friendly programming.

YOUTH CORNER presented by Many hands-on environmental education activity booths and other family-friendly attractions are in the Youth Corner and throughout the Festival. Booths include exhibits, demonstrations, and hands-on activities covering a wide range of topics.

• Paddling Great Rivers Big Muddy Adventures - Climb aboard (dry land) an authentic hand built voyageur canoe. Paddles will be provide for demonstration of paddling technique. • Wonderful World of Worms Earthways Center - Explore the wiggling world of worms and all the wonderful things they do for our world through a hands-on, fun educational activity. Folks will be able to read worm stories, draw a worm cartoon, and practice packing the perfect worm lunch. • Community Stage - see page 4 for daily schedule. • World Bird Sanctuary’s Feathers in the Forest PRESENTED BY: Features birds of prey including falcons, hawks, owls and vultures. Enjoy an up-close view as some of the birds soar MISSOURI American Water right over your head!

EVENT AMENITIES

ATMs – See map. Look for $ icon. Lost & Found – Come to one of the Info Booths to inquire about lost/found items. Located in the center of the big First Aid – Call 314-282-7533 after the Festival to field. Look for the red tent. check on lost items. Diaper-Changing Stations – Available Shuttle Service – Available 10:30 am to at all portable restroom locations. 5:30 pm, every 15 minutes to/from Lost Children – Volunteers will take lost St. Louis Community College and Forest children to one of the Info Booths until Park campus. Catch the shuttle at the guardians are located. entrance to the Lower Muny parking lot. Water Refill Stations – See map. Look for the water drop icon.

13 WE’RE HERE TO HELP YOU SAVE WATER & MONEY Be your water wisest and help protect our most precious natural resource. Visit us at www.missouriamwater.com for tips on wise water use. WE KEEP LIFE FLOWING™

Proud to support St. Louis Earth Day!

Connect With the Future Providing Commercial, Residential, and Roll Off Service for the Greater STL area.

14 BOOTH LISTING

EVENT SPONSOR Agency for Community Transit SR-06 ST. LOUIS EARTH DAY BOOTH - Ride Finders Alenco Home Improvement E-08 A=Arts & Crafts Alpacas of Troy F-07, 08 C=Earth Day Cafe Americans United for Separation of M-08 E=Energy & Green Building Church and State F=Down on the Farm Ameren Missouri Pure Power E-06 H=Home & Family American Association of S-07 M=Muny University Women N=Nature & Wildlife American Councils for Intl Education H-09 P=Pets American Roofing and Exteriors H-05 PS=Pit Stop AmeriCorps St. Louis N-18 R=Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Angels & Co. W-17 S=Social Sustainability Angels’ Arms Kettle Korn C-04 SR=Sponsor Row Animal Protective Association P-03 T=Transportation & Alternative Fuels of Missouri W=Wellness & Spirituality Apothecare Co. Artisan Botanicals W-05 Y=Youth Corner Arizmendi Ecovillage E-03 Atomic Ion Bands R-02 1 Mississippi N-28E-05 Baileys’ Range C-02, 03 4 Hands Brewery Beer Garden Banner Road Baking Company F-17 AAA of Missouri T-03 BathFitter M-26, 27 Absolute Martial Arts Y-05 Bayou Seasoning and Catering C-07, 08

NEW LOCATION START HERE! 8TH & PINE | METROSTORE.ORG Questions? Call one of our friendly MetroStore staff at 314.982.1495.

15 Beastman Tea PS-04 Earth Day Challenge See Map Bellefontaine Cemetery and Arboretum H-04 Prize Booth Bellefontaine Cemetery and Arboretum N-04 EarthDance Organic Down on the Farm Big Muddy Adventures N-30, 31, 32 Farm School Bissell Better Life M-13 EarthWays Center of the Missouri Y-16 Bombay Food Junkies FT-01 Botanical Garden Buzz’s Hawaiian Grill FT-03 Eckankar of Missouri (St. Louis) M-06 Cafe Info Booth/GDA Booth See Map EFS Energy E-04 Calvey Creek Farm F-12 Electric Blue Creations A-08 CBD Kratom W-16 Endangered Wolf Center N-01, 02, 03 Chick’s Craft Company A-11 Ephemerala W-14 City of St. Louis SR-02 Erase the Trace R-09 Clean Air Lawn Care H-12, 13 Even Chance Pit Bull Rescue P-04 Clementine’s Creamery PS-03 Festival Merchandise See Map Community Mental Health Resources W-13 Festival Volunteer HQ See Map Confluence Kombucha C-15 First Aid See Map Costco Wholesale M-21 Fitz’s Bottling Company C-05 Crown Ridge Tiger Sanctuary N-07 Florence’s HomeStyle A-14 Cutco Cutlery M-29 Forai A-05 Cw’s Heal Thyself W-10 Forest ReLeaf of Missouri N-19 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation W-04 Foundation Grounds C-18 Dogtown Ecovillage Y-01, 02 Garden Green N-09 Dream Parties by Kate A-09 Gateway Electric Vehicle Association T-02

16 BOOTH LISTING

EVENT SPONSOR International Society for Krishna W-09 ST. LOUIS EARTH DAY BOOTH Consciousness Jacob Exteriors, Sunrooms, and Baths E-05 Gateway Greening S-14 Jasbo’s Salsa and Crafts A-07 Gateway Region YMCA Y-10, 11 Jasper Lee Soapworks H-07 Gateway to Peace N-23, 24, 25 Juicemasters FT-02 Gateway to the Great Outdoors R-06 Just Moms STL S-03 Go Ape Treetop Adventure N-22 Kakao Chocolate M-16 GoEcoExteriors M-41 KDHX M-12 Great Rivers Environmental Law Center S-04 Keys to a Healthy Gut F-13 Great Rivers Greenway N-13, 14 Kitchen Craft M-30, 31 Greenthoughts Garden W-01 La Gaita Colombian Imports LLC A-02 GSTLNORML W-06 Larder & Cupboard M-40 HandleBar C-14 LeafFilter North of Missouri, LLC M-36 Hansen’s Tree Service Y-19, 20 Liaise LLC F-04 Helping Strays of Monroe County P-07 Lift For Life Gym S-08 Henna Creation A-13 Lost Valley Lake Resort H-03 Hillmann’s Honey F-03 Made for Freedom, LLC M-19, 20 Honey Belle Farm F-09 Madrinas Coffee SR-08 Ices Plain & Fancy C-12, 13 Maxwell-Edison Energy H-16 Information Booth See Map Research Institute Impish Grin Face Art Y-14 May’s Place M-15

AN EVENING WITH

APRIL 23, 7 PM CHAIFETZ ARENA $15 General Admission HOSTED BY SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY $7.50 All Area Students and Teachers Saint Louis Climate Summit is proud of its partnership with St. Louis Earth Day. Together thechaifetzarena.com we helping to protect our common home.

17 Maypop Coffee & Garden Shop N-08 Naturauthentic LLC R-08 Metro / Bi-State Development SR-10 Needy Paws Rescue P-01 Metro Lighting SR-07 New City School River Kids Y-12, 13 Midtown Home Improvements E-02 Norwex Independent Sales H-08 Mission Taco Joint C-01 Consultant Mississippi River Water Trail N-29 Partners for Just Trade M-37 Missouri Alliance for Animal Legislation M-11 Paws Crossed Animal Sanctuary P-05 Missouri American Water M-22 Peace Garden By Pond Missouri Coalition for the Environment S-01, 02 Perennial R-03 Missouri Department N-20, 21 Perennial Artisan Ales SR-03 of Conservation Pets in the City P-06 Missouri Dept of Natural N-15, 16 Pine Valley Outfitters S-13 Resources Planned Parenthood of the S-06 Missouri Falun Dafa Association W-02 St. Louis Region Missouri Prairie Foundation N-10, 11 Population Connection S-05 MO Propane Education and SR-09 Principia School Y-09 Research Council Raintree School Y-03, 04 Missouri Public Service Commission M-05 Recycling On the Go 15 Locations MollyFlower Designs A-12 Renewal by Andersen M-25 Mountain Man Skrub M-43 Renewal by Andersen - 2nd location E-01 Mr. B’s Salsa & Hot Pepper Products F-01, 02 Ritenour Center for Gifted Education E-07 MSD Project Clear M-34 Robins Apiaries F-14

Farm Demonstrations Located in the Down On the Farm Experience Area Saturday Sunday

11:00 AM Urban Chickens 11:00 AM Foodscaping 12:00 PM TBA 12:00 PM Container Gardening 1:00 PM Resources for the Beginning Gardener 1:00 PM Compost and Vermicompost 2:00 PM Saurkraut Demo 2:00 PM Grass to Garden - Create a Garden in 4 3:00 PM Farm-Fresh Eating on a Budget Easy Steps 4:00 PM Simple Salad Dressings 3:00 PM Herbal Medicine 4:00 PM Intro to Beekeeping

18 BOOTH LISTING

EVENT SPONSOR The Advertisers Printing Co SR-05 ST. LOUIS EARTH DAY BOOTH The Boeing Company M-24 The Croquetterie C-17 Sahaja Meditation W-11 The Dam and Michele C Catering & Events C-11 St. Francois Natives F-10 The Easy Chicken F-15, 16 St. Louis Animal Rights Team S-10 The Healing Arts Center M-32 St. Louis Audubon Society N-12 The Healthy Planet Magazine M-33a St. Louis B-Works S-15 The Kabine H-14, 15 St. Louis Brewers Guild M-38 The Vivacious Living Company W-03 St. Louis Cardinals - 4 a Greener Game M-28 The Waldorf School of St. Louis Y-21 Saint Louis Chess Club Y-22 Toastmasters International - District 8 M-10 St. Louis College of Pharmacy R-04 Trail Lodge Tea F-06 St. Louis Composting R-10 Trailnet Bike Valets St. Louis Feral Cat Outreach P-08 Traveling Tea F-18 Saint Louis Job Corps S-12 Uniquk Gifts and Handicrafts A-10 St. Louis Lambert Airport Vehicles T-04 Universal Windows Direct M-35 St. Louis Lambert International Airport SR-01 Upper Limits Rock Wall By Pit Stop St. Louis Language Immersion School Y-17 Urban Chestnut Brewing Co. PS-01 St. Louis Plant-Centered Living W-08 Urban Eats C-19 St. Louis Public Radio M-33b Urban Harvest STL F-05 St. Louis Science Center Y-06 U.S. Green Building Council Y-15 St. Louis Space Frontier R-05 U.S. Peace Corps S-11 St. Louis Startup Ambassadors R-07 Veterans For Peace/Amnesty International H-10, 11 St. Louis Symphony Orchestra A-01 Victory Gardeners F-11 St. Louis Teachers’ Recycle SR-11 Webster University H-06 Center, Inc Weldon Spring Site N-17 St. Louis Tesla Owners T-01 Whisk: a Sustainable Bakeshop C-16 and Enthusiasts Whitney R. Harris World Ecology Center N-34 Saint Louis Zoo M-02 Wild Bird Rehabilitation N-05, 06 Saint Louis Zoo & PGAV H-01, 02 Willow Furniture and Cedar Garden Items R-11 Destinations Women’s Journal M-42 Salt+Smoke PS-02 Working Towards a Cure A-04 Schlafly Beer (The Saint Louis Brewery) C-20 Ygrene Energy Fund M-14 School of Metaphysics M-09 Yoga & Spa Magazine W-15 Seal Smart LLC M-39 Yoga Buzz West Pavilion Seed Sprout Spoon C-10 Young Living W-12 SeedGeeks M-17, 18 Share International Missouri W-18, 19 Sierra Club C-09 Sierra Club Eastern Missouri Group M-07 Sole Shine Barefoot Massage Therapy W-07 SqWires Restaurant & Annex C-06 SSM Health Saint Louis First Aid University Hospital State Farm Insurance M-03, 04 Stellar Batik A-03 StraightUp Solar SR-04 Stray Rescue of St. Louis P-02 Stream Teams United N-26, 27 Subaru of America, Inc. R-01 Sun Ministries S-09 Terrain Magazine N-33 19 Supported by a gift from the Trudy Busch Valentine family through the St. Louis Community Foundation.

20 VOLUNTEER INFORMATION

The Festival would not be possible without the receive notifications about volunteer opportu- 350+ volunteers that spend their weekend nities with St. Louis Earth Day. Help us make helping us with the many tasks necessary to Earth Day every day! make our event a success. We are grateful for the generosity and hard work of many who help Thanks to those who have donated to fuel our during the event weekend and throughout the volunteers: Madrinas coffee! year. If you’d like to stay involved, sign up to

PHOTOGRAPHY WAIVER: By entering the DOGS: Friendly and well-mannered dogs on event premises, you consent to interview(s), leashes no longer than 6ft are welcome at photography, audio recording, video recording the event. Please properly dispose of dog and its/their release, publication, exhibition, waste. Disruptive or aggressive dogs (and or reproduction to be used for news, webcasts, their owners) will be asked to leave the event promotional purposes, telecasts, advertising, grounds. inclusion on websites, or any other purpose by St. Louis Earth Day, its sponsors and BIKES/SKATEBOARDS/SCOOTERS: While St. community partners. Louis Earth Day encourages biking to the event, bikes are not permitted on sidewalks or CODE OF CONDUCT: St. Louis Earth Day is in congested pedestrian areas. Complimentary committed to providing an enjoyable and bike parking is available at the west entrance safe experience for everyone. Irresponsible, of the event grounds. For the safety of all, disruptive or offensive conduct will not be riders, of all kinds, must dismount before tolerated within the Festival grounds. To entering the Festival. ensure the safety of all, please keep your belongings with you at all times. For the health and safety of all, firearms and other weapons are not allowed on Festival grounds, and smoking is prohibited. All bags are subject to Dismount bicycles upon entering event. search. St. Louis Earth Day reserves the right Bikes are not permitted on sidewalks or in to have removed and exclude from the festival congested pedestrian areas. Complimentary grounds any person violating St. Louis City bike parking is available in 2 locations. Park Regulations or event expectations for appropriate conduct. Petitioners, protesters, demonstrators, and non-registered groups must conduct their activities outside of the Festival grounds.

21 WE CARE about a Healthy Future.

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