 | “Green” Networkers Celebrate at Clyde’s at Willow Creek Farm |
On February 25th the Committee organizing the EarthDay@Loudoun Family Festival gathered at Clyde’s at Willow Creek Farm for an evening of socializing and Green Networking. Representatives from Sustainable Loudoun, Syna Vista, US Green Building Council, NOVA Spray Foam Insulation, Woven Green, Live Roof, Broadlands, Ashburn Farm, Wildlife Habitat Committee and other supporters joined together with eco-friendly businesses, non-profit environmental organizations and green minded consumers to help promote the Loudoun County Green Business Challenge and to plan for the EarthDay@Loudoun 2010 Family Festival. Thanks to Clyde’s for providing delicious appetizers!
The Festival is scheduled for April 25th from 11am to 4pm at Clyde’s at Willow Creek Farm - 42920 Broadlands Boulevard in Broadlands. Visit http://www.EarthDay@Loudoun.org for more information or become a fan on Facebook - EarthDay@Loudoun Family Festival.
There is still time to get involved! Call 703-725-8040 or email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) to find out how you can help.
 | Festival goers enjoy the 2009 Earth Day at Loudoun event |
 | The National Aquarium’s booth drew plenty of attention at Earth Day at Loudoun 2009 |
 | There were lots of hands-on learning experiences for kids of all ages at the 2009 event |
Love the photos ... we can never see enough of them ... local neighbors and friends are always great to see!
Did you know that this event is the largest ever Earth Day event in Loudoun County? Broadlands is also the 25th Certified Community Wildlife Habitat by National Wildlife Federation. Wildlife Habitat Committee is the Founder of EarthDay@Loudoun Family Festival. Great outdoor family event that has something for everyone.
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