Room 301/303

Saturday
12:00-2:00pm Lost Film Fest hosted by Scott Beibin
If you like clever pranks on abusive corporations and governments, you’ll love Lost Film Fest. It’s a world-traveling, live performance featuring pieces on eco-sustainability; rare footage by culture jammers The Yes Men; sexy, smash-it-up protest footage not seen in mainstream media and much more.
Channeling Abbie Hoffman since 1999: www.lostfilmfest.org / www.eviltwinbooking.org

Whether you are just starting out, looking to make a mid-career change, or just looking for fresh perspectives on the current green business landscape, you’ll find these inspiring presentations a great introduction to what’s out there. 

30-minute Presentations
Green Career Events are Located in the Community Action Pavilion

Saturday
12pm Sarah Lozanova / Solar Service
After earning her BA an MBA in sustainable management, Lozanova joined Solar Service Inc. as the director of marketing and public relations.

Ready to make those much-needed, energy-efficient home upgrades? Finding that toddlers and household toxics don’t mix? Take this opportunity to make your home environment a healthy one.
40-minute workshops

saturday
11am Chicago Green Homes Programs, Michael Berkshire, Department of Planning and Development
The Chicago Green Homes Program provides the tools and strategies for building homes and multi-family buildings that are energy efficient and environmentally responsible.

12pm Sustainable Agriculture and the Environment, Matt Nardella, Moss
This discussion will focus on using sustainable architecture and design practices to provide a more fulfilling, responsible lifestyle while decreasing our environmental footprint.

Join us for fun, interactive activities all weekend that explore the world around us. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Saturday
12pm & 3pm    Professor Oops All Ages
A.K.A. Sky Schultz, Ph.D.
Professor Oops!, the World’s Greatest Authority on Misteaks, will present , a family program full of magic, juggling, funny inventions and ecological wisdom. Professor Oops!, a.k.a. Sky Schultz, has delilghted thousands of audiences throughout the U.S. and abroad.

Get the scoop on the issues community organizations are tackling that affect you and your neighborhood most.

Saturday
11am Redefining the Urban Fabric, Richard Avery, Avery Architecture & Design; Betty Ester, Citizens Light House Community Land Trust
What is Evanston doing about density, affordability and sustainability in its community? Find out about a new plan for building a sustainable and equitable community in Evanston, IL.

 Located in the natural foods dining area, the music stage features great local bands and performers.

Saturday 

12:00PM    Kick Bricks, intoxicating mix of rock, soul & hip-hop
www.myspace.com/kbjunction