Folk singer Pete Seeger headlines day devoted to promoting the environment at the College’s first Rockin’ Earth Day Fest on April 18, 2009.
The lineup at the Rockin’ Earth Day Fest on April 18, 2009 included Urban Sun, a NYC-based band that combines elements of funk, rock and soul, creating a Russell Courtyard full of funky groovers.
“This world is going to be saved not by big things but by millions and millions of little things,� announced folk music legend Pete Seeger to the sun-soaked hundreds who gathered in Russell Courtyard for TC’s Rockin’ Earth Day Fest on April 18, 2009.
Vendors and display tables filled the courtyard at the Rockin’ Earth Day Fest, where people could learn about different green initiatives like green markets and other local food movements, purchase organic baked goods or herbal drinks, and even make art, instruments and clothing from recycled materials.
The lineup at the Rockin’ Earth Day Fest on April 18, 2009 featured bands Broken Wind, Urban Sun and Sounds of Cuba and drew hundreds of people—some dancing—to the College for the event intended to promote the environment.
TC’s Go Green Committee, which organized the Rockin’ Earth Day Fest, coordinated display tables where people could learn about different green initiatives and make art, instruments and clothing from recycled materials.