Highly discounted, $50 booths are available if your organization wants to represent one of Cincinnati’s neighborhoods!

Mark your calendar for Cincinnati Earth Day on Sunday, April 19 at Washington Park — a free, family-friendly celebration of sustainability and community. The event will feature exhibits, hands-on activities, local resources, and a Green Career Fair. Event organizers are also working toward an ambitious goal: representation from up to 30 of the 52 Cincinnati neighborhoods in a dedicated Equity & Resilience Zone highlighting the Green Cincinnati Plan!

Organizations and businesses are invited to host booths to showcase their work, connect with thousands of attendees, and demonstrate leadership on environmental and community resilience. Highly discounted booths are available if your organization wants to represent one of Cincinnati’s neighborhoods! Sign up here or email info@cincinnatiearthday.org.

Clifton - Apartment Recycling

The Clifton Business Association and World Peace Yoga will represent Clifton, promoting their annual Clifton Fest, Vegan Day, and other neighborhood events.

Covington, KY - Waste Reduction and Urban Forestry

Represented by Link NKY and City Beat newspapers, they will be promoting Covington’s comprehensive recycling programs, food scrap composting, electronic waste disposal and urban forestry.

East Price Hill - Fresh Fruit

Represented by the East Price Hill Improvement Association, they will be promoting the the Schiff Orchard which provides fresh fruit grown right in the community.

East Walnut Hills - Public Transportation

The East Walnut Hills Assembly will represent East Walnut Hills and they will be sharing the Woodburn Exchange Walkability project designed to reduce car dependency. And their mixed-use infill project designed to increase density and pedestrian access, also reducing car dependency.

Hyde Park - City provided composting

Will be represnted by Hyde Park Living Magazine and Hyde Park Neighborhood Council sharing the results of the City of Cincinnati provided composting station.

Kennedy Heights - Green Space

Will be represented by the Kennedy Heights Community Council. They will promote their Arts Center Green Space — "Play in the Park" activation funded by Vibrant Places to connect residents with outdoor green spaces.

Lower Price Hill - Tree Planting

Represented by Groundwork Ohio River Valley, they will be promoting their Climate Resilience Plan and the planting of 90 trees to combat extreme heat.

Mt. Lookout - Invasive Species Removal

Represented by the Mt. Lookout Community Council promoting the invasive species removal and land management at Ault Park

Newport, KY - Urban Forestry

Represented by Vision Print Group, a sponsor of the Greater Cincinnati Earth Day Celebration Festival. They will be promoting Newport’s major tree-planting initiatives, "depaving" projects to reduce stormwater runoff, and increasing urban greenspace.

Over-The-Rhine - Affordable Housing

Represented by the Over-The-Rhine Community Council promoting the Whole Building Retrofit Pilot and energy efficiency upgrades in affordable housing.

Saylor Park - Canopy Preservation

Represented by the Sayler Park Village Council, they will share their maintenance of mature tree canopy to preserve "Tree City USA" standards in the neighborhood.

South Fairmount - Brownfield Cleanup

Groundwork ORV will be representing South Fairmont Community Council and “Green Cincinnati Plan” inititive offering clean-up grant funding for brownfields like the Lunkenheimer Valve site.

Walnut Hills - Food Rescue

Represented by the Walnut Hills Area Council they will be promoting the food rescue and sharing initiatives supported by Society of St. Andrew and La Soupe

Your Neighborhood could be represented at Earth Day

Contact your neighborhood council, neighborhood Green Umbrella member or other neighborhood enviromnmental organization and get in touch. There are only 30 spots available.