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Green Earth Festival 2016 is Tomorrow

On Saturday, September 17, the Phoenixville Green Team will be hosting their Green Earth Festival from 9am-1pm at the Phoenixville Farmers' Market.

Living Green is the theme for this educational and fun event featuring eco-conscious exhibits, vendors, community groups and earth-friendly advocates.

Updates will be provided on the new development, the Phoenixville Greenway, Trails and Open Space.

It's a celebration of eco-friendly products and services, sustainable energy and transportation, local environmental advocacy and non-profits - all good for you and great for the planet!

The Festival expands the Phoenixville Farmers' Market, a producer/grower market committed to providing locally grown, fresh food; to preserve our agricultural and community heritage.

For more information, visit the Green Earth Festival website and you can find out more about the Phoenixville Green Team on their Facebook page.
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