Showing posts with label Solar Energy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Solar Energy. Show all posts

Friday, May 17, 2013

Sunplugged-on-Hudson: Saturday, May 18th Hastings-on-Hudson

Sunplugged-on-Hudson 2013

A Celebration of Solutions to Climate Challenges - solar cooking, composting, bio-gas, recycling, up-cycling & more, with music, demos & presentations.


Saturday May 18th
on-site demos from 12 noon to 4p | music from 12 noon to 7p
MacEachron Park  Hastings-on-Hudson, NY





This is our independently produced and locally supported SOLUTIONS event. (make a contribution thru Indiegogo here.)

We mean to shine a strong, SUSTAINABLE LIGHT on local solutions to climate challenges and environmental degradation issues.

We will have on display many amazing, local INNOVATIONS & IDEAS developed by enthusiastic advocates, plugged in professionals and far-sighted students.

Our SOLAR-POWERED STAGE will feature some of the most compelling and fun music acts along the river villages.
A menu of the days offerings...

Demonstrations
Composting
Solar Cooking
Bio-Digestion
Home Energy Efficiency
LED lighting solutions
Solar Chicken Coop
Home Farming
Farragut Middle School, 7th grade class

Entertainment
Hope Machine
Julie Corbalis
South County
The Levins
Solar Punch
Roshni
T.H. Culhane & friends

Other fun & stuff
• Melty Wax Art
• Fresnel Lens wood burning art
• Photo Paper Sun prints

Food
Blue Pig Ice Cream
Light snacks and random solar cooked goodies will be available. We urge you to pack a plastic-free picnic and enjoy the beautiful park!

Saturday May 18th
on-site demos from 12 noon to 4p | music from 12 noon to 7p
MacEachron Park  Hastings-on-Hudson, NY



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Monday, November 1, 2010

“A Moment In Time”, Gallery Opening, Gallery in the Park, Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, Nov 6

 On Saturday November 6, 2010, you are cordially invited to attend the opening reception for
“A Moment In Time”, a new art show at the W.P.A Gallery in Ward Pound Ridge Reservation.
The opening reception is 1 – 4 p.m. on that Saturday.  This exhibition will showcase the work of
Raymond J. Silka and his daughter, Valerie Silka Lynch. 
Valerie is a local artist who has created fantastic artwork to support the awareness of solar and wind energy! Check out her website. 
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Monday, July 13, 2009

Seeds of Solidarity School Gardens, Aug 14th, Orange, MA

Grow Food Everywhere! School Gardens and Greenhouses Thursday August 14, 3-6 PM Seeds of Solidarity Farm
This popular back to school workshop features school garden and greenhouse techniques, curriculum connections, and community partnerships. Geared toward educators, all are welcome. PDPs available. $15 covers materials and refreshments. Call or email to reserve your spot.

This event is in Massachussetts, a little outside our area, but is run by Ricky Baruc, son John Baruc who founded the Westchester Horse Council. The Fall Garlic Festival at the Seeds of Solidarity Farm is the largest in the country! It will be a beautiful drive and promises to be a great opportunity to learn from people who have implemented really successful school garden projects. Email editor [@] katonahgreen.com if you want to arrange carpooling.

165 Chestnut Hill Road Orange, MA 01364 • 978-544-9023

http://www.seedsofsolidarity.org/about.html

Mark your calendar for this fall event!

11h Annual North Quabbin Garlic and Arts Festival ‘The Festival that Stinks’ Saturday and Sunday October 3 and 4 10 AM to 5PM Forster’s Farm, Orange Orange is the new Green!
Over 100 amazing art, regional agriculture, and glorious garlic food vendors, renewable energy workshops, and great entertainment on two solar powered stages. At our booths, enjoy garlic-growing workshops then choose from 16 varieties to plant or eat. Savor farm fresh cuisine served by our SOL Garden teens. Festival composting results in only 3 bags of trash for 12,000 folks! Admission: Adults $5/day or $8 for the weekend, kids under 12 free. Hike, bike, or ride the shuttle for great raffle prizes. www.garlicandarts.org

Monday, July 6, 2009

MEETUP! Friday Night Green, July 10th, 7pm

FRIDAY NIGHT GREEN is intended to provide a social setting for you to hang out with like-minded people and have fun!

We'll be meeting at Valerie and Peter Lynch's place an organic potluck dinner and drinks in South Salem. Valerie is a local artist who has created fantastic artwork to support the awareness of solar energy! We'll see some art, and see the home that was featured in several news sources last year for it's awesome green renovation.

There isn't much parking there, so we'll need to organize carpools. Email me at editor[@]katonahgreen.com if you want to organize a carpool. (the brackets help protect me from spambots, so please remove them before trying to email me!)

Here's an excerpt from the local paper on the Lynch's solar installation: "Peter and Valerie Lynch of South Salem recently completed a project that should take them entirely off the grid: a 5.46-kilowatt photovoltaic solar panel system that is expected to supply close to 100% of the electricity to their house, one of the first of its kind in Lewisboro..."

Note: since I've had reports of the paypal or amazon payments thing being a little difficult to use, I'm going to ask for a $3 donation for potlucks to cover costs of printing flyers, and buying extra supplies for those who forget to bring their own!

RSVP REQUIRED: please follow this link:
http://www.meetup.com/Katonah-Green-and-Beyond/calendar/10792165/