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Kid's Activity Tent will offer earth-friendly arts and crafts, movement and music  and free face-painting by Nonnewaug's National Art Honor Society.

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Fly-tying & Knot-tying Demos with Trout Unlimited
Henna Tattoos by Body Art by Jamilah
Baby Goats with Goat Boy Soaps
Pet Adoptions with Spotty Dog Rescue & Whiskers Animal Rescue
Hula Hooping with Bring the Hoopla
Specialty Food Samples by Savor Fine Foods; An Average Jill; New Morning Market; Maple Craft Foods; Daffodil Hill Growers; Aradia Farm; The Olive Oil Factory and Cross Culture-Kombucha
Meet Bubblegum (The Pink Tractor) with Daffodil Hill Growers
Boating Safety & Kayak Loading with Waterbury Sail & Power Squadron
Connecticut Child Recovery Program with King Solomon’s Lodge
Free Chair Massages, Beauty Treatments, Meet the Practitioners (nutritionist, naturopath, holistic health counselors) with New Morning Market
Food Drive* by Community Services Council of Woodbury *Bring a non-perishable food item for donation!  
Free Back Health Evaluations by J&M Family Chiropractic
Watershed Models with Pomperaug River Watershed Coalition and Housatonic Valley Association

11:30 – 12:15 PM

Create your very own rain barrel. All materials are provided and PRWC volunteers will help guide you through the process. The take home product will be one 55-gallon rain barrel that will capture your roof's rain water. Participants MUST be prepared to bring their rain barrel home with them from Hollow Park on Earth Day. Slots are limited. Pre-registration and payment is required.

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11:00 – 12:15

Playing traditional and alt-bluegrass, Sweetcake Mountain is Steve Bacher on banjo, Ed Spallina on bass, Alan Zinser on mandolin and Craig Rogoff on fiddle. Sweetcake Mountain reflects Steve Bacher’s extraordinary musical sensibilities paced by Ed Spallina’s steady hand on the reins that can only come from a seasoned professional musician. Alan Zinser’s mandolin provides the rhythmic back-beat to songs done in mountain string music overdrive. The latest permanent addition to the band is Craig Rogoff whose fiddle work makes the music weep and soar by turns.  Sweetcake Mountain & Friends is privileged to feature extraordinary local guest musicians like Lou Florio and Mat Kastner on guitar.

12:30 – 3:30

Bring the Hoopla brings the fun back to fitness!

Check out these happenings in the Hoopla Zone at Woodbury Earth Day: Demo performances by Hoopla team members; join in mini classes; get one-on-one instruction; and be ready to hula during the all-inclusive hoop jam!

12:15 – 12:30 PM

Welcome visitors! eridoo, which is a wonderful, Aboriginal musical instrument.

12:30 - 1:30

Mattson Rose was born from a chance meeting between Greg, Matt, and two established Connecticut musicians. This combination along with a lawnmower (follow the band for the full story) has resulted in the creation of a powerhouse new country sound. Aided by multi-instrumentalist producer, Polo Jones, and joined by a number of industry heavyweight musicians, Mattson Rose has created songs that are both timeless and refreshing. Live performances appeal to audiences of all ages. The band has a rapidly growing fan base across the northeast.

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There's more to the Audubon than just birds! This year they will be sharing some of their other animal ambassadors with us. Earth Day visitors will learn about the biology, ecology and the amazing diversity of reptiles through the use of LIVE SNAKES AND TURTLES during this special program. Many of the misunderstandings surrounding reptiles will also be addressed during this program. Also be ready to have your mind blown as you learn about the evolutionary link between birds and reptiles - think dinosaurs!!

1:00 – 1:45 PM

Create your very own rain barrel. All materials are provided and PRWC volunteers will help guide you through the process. The take home product will be one 55-gallon rain barrel that will capture your roof's rain water. Participants MUST be prepared to bring their rain barrel home with them from Hollow Park on Earth Day. Slots are limited. Pre-registration and payment is required.

1:45 - 2:45

David Powers is a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for his guitar virtuosity, on stage charisma and as an artist who can do it all. A seasoned performer, he takes inspiration from a variety of musical genres and flawlessly blends them into his own unique, unforgettable acoustic renditions while remaining true to the authenticity of the original recording.  David has opened with and performed with over 100 nationally touring acts including:  David Lee Roth, Dokken, Ratt, Twisted Sister and Winger.

2:30 – 3:15 PM

Create your very own rain barrel. All materials are provided and PRWC volunteers will help guide you through the process. The take home product will be one 55-gallon rain barrel that will capture your roof's rain water. Participants MUST be prepared to bring their rain barrel home with them from Hollow Park on Earth Day. Slots are limited. Pre-registration and payment is required.

3:00 - 3:45

Bring your mat and join Akasa for a FREE demo class at Woodbury Earth Day!

All levels are invited to join in. Finish feeling strong, warm and refreshed!

2:30 – 3:15 PM

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3:00 PM – 4:00 PM

HannaH’s Field is growing good vibes.  This gypsy reggae duo, fronted by female vocalist, guitarist and percussionist, HannaH, created their unique style when the two came together living in Portland, Oregon.  HannaH and her sidekick, Bongo Bliss, the gypsy Rasta that plays bass, African drums and sings(often all at the same time), are spreading their modern-hippie-Rasta-folk all over the country. 

3:15 - 3:45

With emphasis on proper breathing, mindful movement and alignment we can help you build strength, increase flexibility, improve cardiovascular health, lose weight and manage stress. 

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