Children ages 3 and up (with an adult) will learn all about the creepy crawly worms that live in the earth and create a critter-themed craft.
Wednesday, April 22
1:00 pm | $5, pre-registration required
Children 6 and up will learn all about how to make their lives more green. Then they'll make a craft using recycled products.
Wednesday, April 22
4 p.m. | Free admission
5501 N. 5th St.
(215) 685-2846
Head over to Athleta in Center City and shop 'til you drop. Ten percent of the night's proceeds will go to the Clean Air Council and Pure Fare and Sip n' Glo will serve light refreshments.
Wednesday, April 22
5-8 p.m. | Pay as you go
Athleta1722-1724 Walnut St.
(215) 732-1983
In honor of the 1970s' spirit that helped establish Earth Day and all that humans have wrought since, International House will show five short films from 1970 through 2015 that exhibit the dystopian cinema in response to climate change.
Meant specifically for educators and students, Temple's EarthFest explores sustainability and nature preservation through outdoor activities. Over 75 exhibitors, like the Franklin Institute and the Academy of Natural Sciences, will be on hand to add to the fun.
580 Meetinghouse Rd., Ambler, PA
Families and friends of all ages are welcome to the Newlin Grist Mill. For the fourth year in a row, volunteers will help preserve the park.
Saturday, April 25
10 a.m.-Noon | Free, registration required
Newlin Grist Mill219 S. Cheyney Rd., Glen Mills, PA
(610) 459-2359
This environmentally-focused family festival will have a silent auction, live music from Grip & Rip It, a plant swap and plenty of green living exhibitors.
Saturday, April 25
Noon-4 p.m. | Free admission
Narberth Park
80 Windsor Ave., Narberth, PA
Live music, family line dancing, flower pot painting, gardening and more will fill up Appel Farm. The Junk Jam Family Band will play while families participate in nature-themed art activities, an art show and free lunch from noon to 1 p.m.
457 Shirley Rd., Elmer, NJ.
