Earth Week Activities at the Co-op!
April 18-23, Earth Month themed activities, sustainably geared information, and giveaways culminating in our Earth Day Bulk Sale!
Monday, April 26, 10am
Event: Clean Up Around the Co-op
NO RSVP NEEDED! Join Co-op Staff to Stash the Trash around the Co-op in honor of Earth Day! Trash bags and a snack provided!
Tuesday, April 20, 4:30-7pm
Event: $5 Dinner is Back!
We know this isn’t really Earth Month themed, but it’s back after a year this week! Take out only, served in to-go containers off the Hotbar.
MENU:
Thai Chicken Curry (no gluten) or
Thai Tempeh (vegan, no-gluten)
with Steamed Jasmine Rice & Roasted Veggies
Future dates and menu to be determined.
Wednesday, April 21, 6:30pm
Class: Beginner Bike Repair with Skunk River Cycles, Free!
Thursday, April 22
Giveaway: Seed Saver’s Exchange Seed Packets
THE TRADITION CONTINUES! We are giving away 500+ Local Seed Saver’s Exchange seed packets at the registers in honor of Earth Day! All day, while supplies last, one per customer, no purchase necessary.
Friday, April 23
SAVE: Earth Week Produce Sale
Celebrate Earth Week with a Produce Department sale! Member-Owners and Student Members save 15% on a regularly priced produce, Non-Members save 5%.
Friday, April 23, 2-5pm
Activity: Plant Some Seeds
Come one, come all! Join Co-op Staff outside the store to start your garden. We will provide a selection of local Seed Savers Exchange seeds and seedling cups with soil. Masks & social distancing will be observed.
Saturday, April 24
SAVE: Earth Week Produce Sale
Celebrate Earth Week with a Produce Department sale! Member-Owners and Student Members save 15% on a regularly priced produce, Non-Members save 5%.
Saturday, April 24, 11am-2pm
Activity: Plant Some Seeds
Come one, come all! Join Wheatsfield co-op Board Members outside the store to start your garden. We will provide a selection of local Seed Savers Exchange seeds and seedling cups with soil. Masks & social distancing will be observed.
All Month
Activity: Earth Day Coloring Contest
Earth Day Starts at Home
Pasture Perfect: How Livestock Can Slow Climate Change
Adopting a plant-rich diet is one of the top things we can do as individuals to help slow climate change, but can some of the most popular foods fit into such a diet? Cheese, ice cream, bacon and eggs—did we mention cheese?
We’re happy to share that many climate scientists and agronomists agree that more sustainably produced dairy, meat and animal products are possible; some even say that animals are an essential part of a thriving, regenerative farming system.
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