March 14 is the deadline to submit art for the Learn 2 Live Green expo on April 12.
Artwork must reflect an environmental theme through subject matter or the use of recycled, reused or sustainable materials.
Guests will be invited to vote on their favorite piece and the top three winners will receive cash awards and recognition on the L2LG website.
Visit Learn2LiveGreen.com to learn more about this event and to complete the Call-2-Artists application.
Full schedule of family friendly events including Trinity River Levee Run, Yoga on the Bridge, Trinity Bird Count and Walking Photography Class. See website for complete list.
Info: Randall White at randall.white@elettore.com or 214-946-9270.
Conference features speakers, workshops, farm tours and banquet. Keynote speaker: Forrest Pritchard, farmer and author of Gaining Ground. $200. $125/day pass.
Fourth annual event featuring speakers, cooking demos, fitness sessions, a vegan chili cook-off, vegan wine tasting and 5K. $300 through Dec. 25. $350 after Dec. 26. Hosted by the nonprofit Get Healthy Marshall. See website for details.
A Winter Solstice Celebration with entertainment and ceremonies of various cultures will occur simultaneously throughout the evening both indoors and out will be presented by the Labyrinth Walk Coffee House. Free. Donations accepted. Bring a canned good or clothing item for the needy.
See website for details.
This IEMA Approved challenging 2-day course enables participants to acquire the skills and competencies required to become qualified CSR practitioners. $1500-$2000-plus.
CSE is a boutique firm specialized in global sustainability (CSR) consulting, coaching and training.
Children of all ages are invited to make biodegradable bird treats ahead of time and bring them to the event to hang in the Garden’s Grove, providing food for wildlife and a little holiday cheer. Music, entertainment provided. Free.
Download Recipes for Bird Tweets!
UPDATE: Event rescheduled for Dec. 14 due to inclement weather.
Local artists, farmers and food artisans. Cakewalk, raffles and music.
UPDATE: The market date was changed to Dec. 14 due to inclement weather.
BRIT is open to the public on the first Saturday of the month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for public tours (beginning at 10:30 a.m.), exhibits, and self-guided tours of its LEED Platinum building.
Visitors may also explore the pocket prairie, geology wall, braided gardens and wetland area.
In addition, each First Saturday will feature a unique selection of programs and entertainment focused around a particular theme. These programs will include lectures, book chats, exhibits, classes / demonstrations, and more.
Free.
UPDATE: Cancelled due to inclement weather predictions.
Shop for grasses, shrubs, bulbs and perenniels and native Texas plants. Free admission.