The Cook County Local Energy Project (CCLEP) announced that the third annual Cook County Earth Day Fair is set for April 20 at 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at ISD 166. The Fair aims to foster a fun, family-friendly inclusive environment where the community can learn, collaborate, and work collectively toward climate justice and sustainability in Cook County.
The event will feature educational booths hosted by local and Minnesota organizations; topics such as renewable energy, energy efficiency, sustainable agriculture, waste management, and more will be covered. A dynamic speaker’s series will run throughout the day, addressing crucial environmental issues and offering insights from local experts.
The Cook County Earth Day Fair is family-friendly and welcomes people of all ages. Attendees can enjoy children’s activities; however, childcare will not be provided. Local food vendors will also be offering various lunch and snack options.
Non-profit organizations are welcome to host a booth at no charge, while a modest fee applies to for-profit entities. Interested parties can learn more about the event or apply for a booth by contacting the Cook County Local Energy Project at localenergy@boreal.org.
The Cook County Local Energy Project is dedicated to empowering residents, businesses, and government through collaboration and education increasing sustainable energy practices.
