SPECIAL
EVENTS
EVENTS
The Cat in the Hat leads a costume parade through the market
EARTH DAY, APRIL 20
The Ann Arbor Sunday Artisan Market will celebrate Earth Day
2008 on Sunday April 20 with the artwork of 50-plus local and
regional artists, many of whom feature earth-friendly themes and
materials, and informational booths on community-based "green"
programs and practices. Among the day's guests will be:
representatives of the Get Downtown commuter transportation
initiative; People's Food Co-op programs, supporting local organic
farmers and sustainable agricultural practices; Recycle Ann Arbor's
Re-Use Center, which encourages "shopping used first"; Lodi Farms
Nursery; The Ecology Center; Washtenaw County Environmental
Planning (water and soil management); Vespa of Ann Arbor (green
urban transportation); the City of Ann Arbor Public Services (water
gardens); other local ecology programs.
The Artisan Market is a Think Local First and Kerrytown District
Association member, supporting efforts to raise awareness of simple,
sustainable practices for growing the local economy and reducing
waste.
The Ann Arbor Sunday Artisan Market will celebrate Earth Day
2008 on Sunday April 20 with the artwork of 50-plus local and
regional artists, many of whom feature earth-friendly themes and
materials, and informational booths on community-based "green"
programs and practices. Among the day's guests will be:
representatives of the Get Downtown commuter transportation
initiative; People's Food Co-op programs, supporting local organic
farmers and sustainable agricultural practices; Recycle Ann Arbor's
Re-Use Center, which encourages "shopping used first"; Lodi Farms
Nursery; The Ecology Center; Washtenaw County Environmental
Planning (water and soil management); Vespa of Ann Arbor (green
urban transportation); the City of Ann Arbor Public Services (water
gardens); other local ecology programs.
The Artisan Market is a Think Local First and Kerrytown District
Association member, supporting efforts to raise awareness of simple,
sustainable practices for growing the local economy and reducing
waste.