Waterloo Green Day is designed to educate, inspire, and encourage sustainability, innovation, and environmental justice.
This free daytime Earth Month celebration will feature interactive exhibits, hand-on workshops, moderated panels, live music & dance, a birds of prey flight showcase, and exhibit booths on topics ranging from climate change, alternative energy, water sustainability, overpopulation, Central Texas biodiversity, and the pollution and restoration of waterways.
Event Highlights
Wildlife Exhibitions and Demonstrations
- 1:00 PM – Central Texas Snakes Live Reptiles
- 1:30 PM – Bird of Prey Flight Showcase
- 3:00 PM – Central Texas Snakes Live Reptiles
- 3:30 PM – Bird of Prey Flight Showcase
Music & Dance Performances & Panels
- 12:00 PM – DJ
- 1:00 PM – Bramaya West African Drum and Dance Ensemble
- 2:00 PM – Climate Justice Panel sponsored by Planet Texas 2050
- 3:00 PM –Ventana Ballet’s A Million Alien Gospels
- 4:00 PM – Superfonicos
Families & Children: Arts & STEM Workshops
- Planet Texas 2050, a UT Grand Challenge
- Hands on workshops with MadScience and GirlStart
- Music Workshop with Kupira Marimba
- Scavenger Hunt with Families in Nature
- Live mural paintings from local artists Kandy Kuo and Wade Thompson.
- Postcards from Planet Texas with artist Juliet Whitsett
- Hills Cave fossil identification with the Kemp Lab
Waterloo Green Day Exhibitors
AIA Austin / Austin Foundation for Architecture
ATX Kids Club
Austin Bat Refuge
Austin Creative Reuse
Austin Parks and Recreation
Austin Rowing Club
Austin Water
Austin Youth River Watch
Boy Scouts of America, Capitol Area Council
Children’s Research Center at UT Austin
City of Austin – Austin Resource Recovery
City of Austin – Office of Sustainability
City of Austin – Watershed Protection
Families in Nature
Heart of Texas Peace Corps Association
Longhorn Solar
Pines and Prairies Land Trust
Ripple Press LLC
Solar Austin
Stars and Science Austin
The Expedition School
The Parent’s Climate Community
Travis Audubon
Travis County Beekeeper Association
TreeFolks
US Green Building Council