Clarence's Baton Rouge Earth Day Festival 2007 guideClarence's Cajun radio program in Baton Rouge is on Saturdays 7pm-8 on 90.3 FM WBRH |
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This is the schedule for the Baton Rouge Earth Day Festival 2010. Louisiana Earth Day is on Sunday April 18, 2010 Noon - 8:30 PM. FREE ADMISSION, Event parking available for $5 at St. Louis Street City Garage Please, no pets or coolers Louisiana Earth Day Highlights Education and Earth for Children Activities Noon - 5:00 PM Only Festival Entertainment: BANDS HAVE NOT BEEN DETERMINED YET - THIS IS LAST YEARS BANDS... Earth Stage: 1:00 – 2:30 ??Flatbed Honeymoon 3:00 - 4:30 ??Chris Leblanc Band 5:00 – 6:30 ??Tab Benoit 7:00 – 8:30 ??Cowboy Mouth Louisiana Heritage Stage: 1:00 – 2:30 ??Steve Bing and the Bayou Hotshots (Cajun) 3:00 – 4:30 ??Paul Daigle and Cajun Gold (Cajun) 5:30 – 7:30 ??Geno Delafose and French Rockin’ Boogie (Zydeco) Earth Day asks festival attendees to recycle by placing plastic drink containers in marked boxes located throughout the festival grounds. The eleventh annual Seed and Plant Swap will take place Saturday, April 17, 9:00 a.m. until noon at the Independence Park Botanic Garden. The 21st annual Earth Day celebration will take place on Sunday April 18th in downtown Baton Rouge. The theme for this year’s festivities, and the one used 21 years ago, is “Think Globally, Act Locally” encouraging citizens to take the lead as environmental stewards of our state, nation, and earth. The Louisiana Earth Day celebration, one of the nation’s largest environmental festivals, broadens its focus this year with a sustainable Louisiana pavilion, “Going Green in Red Stick.” Creative, hands-on environmental education activities offer fun and foster stewardship, and great Louisiana music provides all a chance to celebrate our planet. Louisiana Earth Day’s 21-year anniversary highlights include the wetlands tent, sustainable Louisiana pavilion, recycling fair, earth market, international pavilion, natural health and healing, Louisiana and Native American culture, earth friendly habitat, agricultural exhibits and petting zoo, and nature and your neighborhood. This has become one of the largest festivals in the country focused on our state’s love of the natural beauty of Louisiana and our need to preserve and conserve for future generations,” said Mayor-President Melvin L. “Kip” Holden. “Baton Rouge is pleased to welcome families from across the State to our city to learn more about the value of each and every citizen’s leadership in these efforts. www.earthdaybr.org Please listen to Clarence's Cajun radio program in Baton Rouge. Saturdays 7pm-8pm on WBRH 90.3 FM View Clarence's Baton Rouge Cajun and Zydeco Schedule. Home Site index |