The City of Savannah in partnership with the Lite Foot Environmental Foundation will celebrate the 25th annual Earth Day Savannah on Friday, April 25 in Daffin Park, rain or shine.

The annual festival celebrates local environmental sustainability and conservation efforts aimed at bringing awareness to eco-friendly products, practices, and services through activities and on-site vendors. The festival is Savannah’s largest environmental outreach event and one of the most significant educational gatherings related to Earth Day in Georgia.

Activities for this year’s festival include educational and interactive exhibits, live music, hands-on workshops and demonstrations, indigo dye stations, face painting, a community drop-off station, and a repair tent.

This year’s Vendor Village will feature 35 nonprofit organizations offering educational resources, and eight eco-conscious vendors providing sustainable products and services.

Earth Day is free and open to the public. Volunteer opportunities are still available. Interested residents can learn more by visiting earthdaysavannah.comto learn more.  

What: Earth Day Savannah

When: Friday, April 25, 4 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Where: Daffin Park, 1301 E. Victory Dr.

Information: earthdaysavannah.com