Pennsylvania Renewable Energy & Sustainable Living Festival
September 19, 20 and 21, 2008
Location: the Festival: Kempton, PA
2008 Date & Times:
Fri., Sat., & Sun. - Sept. 19, 20, & 21, 2008
Fri. & Sat.: 9 AM to 10 PM Sunday: 9 AM to 5 PM
Exhibits open until 6:30 PM
Entry Ticket Prices:
Adults: $12.00 Under 12: FREE
Ages 13 to 21: $6.00 Campers: $15.00
Parking: FREE
Most lectures, exhibitors, and demos will be included with admittance fee.
Some workshops will have sign-up requirements and fees which will be posted the beginning of August on this web-site in the [speakers & workshops page]
Sorry no dogs allowed on the festival grounds.
It's an insurance thing.
- - New This Year - -
GREEN FASHION SHOW
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Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
12:30 pm at Main Stage
4H CLUB
Friday & Saturday
in the Pole Barn
This Year's Musical Guest: Livingston Taylor
Saturday, Sept. 20
7:00PM
2008 Highlights
Green Builder's Forum
The Transportation Tent
2008 Keynote Speakers
Friday
Noon
Main Stage Colin Beavan - "The No Impact Man"
Author of several bookson low impact lifestyle.
"A No Impact lifestyle."
Friday
Evening
Main Stage U.S. Senator Bob Casey
"National Interest Electric Corridors: What the New Federal Law for Designating and Siting Power Lines Means for Pennsylvanians"
Saturday
Noon
Main Stage Greg Pahl
Journalist & author of five books on renewable energy & sustainable communities
"Community Supported Renewable Energy "
Saturday
Evening
Main Stage Jeffrey Cramer
The Walden Woods Project?s Thoreau Institute
Editor of Walden: A Fully Annotated Edition ( Yale University Press, 2004), a winner of a 2004 NOBA (National Outdoor Book Award) and a co-winner of the Boston Authors Club's 2005 Julia Ward Howe Special Award.
"Living Deliberately: Thinking Like Thoreau Today"
Sunday
Noon
Main Stage Christopher Weber
Civil & Environmental Engineering
Carnegie Mellon University
"The Average American Footprint "
Sunday
Evening
Main Stage Patricia DeMarco
Rachel Carson Homestead
"Rachel Carson's Legacy"
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Additional information is avaialble at the site below.
-AC
September 19, 20 and 21, 2008
Location: the Festival: Kempton, PA
2008 Date & Times:
Fri., Sat., & Sun. - Sept. 19, 20, & 21, 2008
Fri. & Sat.: 9 AM to 10 PM Sunday: 9 AM to 5 PM
Exhibits open until 6:30 PM
Entry Ticket Prices:
Adults: $12.00 Under 12: FREE
Ages 13 to 21: $6.00 Campers: $15.00
Parking: FREE
Most lectures, exhibitors, and demos will be included with admittance fee.
Some workshops will have sign-up requirements and fees which will be posted the beginning of August on this web-site in the [speakers & workshops page]
Sorry no dogs allowed on the festival grounds.
It's an insurance thing.
- - New This Year - -
GREEN FASHION SHOW
[LEARN MORE]
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
12:30 pm at Main Stage
4H CLUB
Friday & Saturday
in the Pole Barn
This Year's Musical Guest: Livingston Taylor
Saturday, Sept. 20
7:00PM
2008 Highlights
Green Builder's Forum
The Transportation Tent
2008 Keynote Speakers
Friday
Noon
Main Stage Colin Beavan - "The No Impact Man"
Author of several bookson low impact lifestyle.
"A No Impact lifestyle."
Friday
Evening
Main Stage U.S. Senator Bob Casey
"National Interest Electric Corridors: What the New Federal Law for Designating and Siting Power Lines Means for Pennsylvanians"
Saturday
Noon
Main Stage Greg Pahl
Journalist & author of five books on renewable energy & sustainable communities
"Community Supported Renewable Energy "
Saturday
Evening
Main Stage Jeffrey Cramer
The Walden Woods Project?s Thoreau Institute
Editor of Walden: A Fully Annotated Edition ( Yale University Press, 2004), a winner of a 2004 NOBA (National Outdoor Book Award) and a co-winner of the Boston Authors Club's 2005 Julia Ward Howe Special Award.
"Living Deliberately: Thinking Like Thoreau Today"
Sunday
Noon
Main Stage Christopher Weber
Civil & Environmental Engineering
Carnegie Mellon University
"The Average American Footprint "
Sunday
Evening
Main Stage Patricia DeMarco
Rachel Carson Homestead
"Rachel Carson's Legacy"
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Additional information is avaialble at the site below.
-AC
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