Sacramento Earth Day is the largest Earth Day celebration in the Sacramento region. Join us on Sunday, April 27, 2025 from 11am-4pm at Southside Park (700 T Street) in Sacramento, for a free, family-friendly event, with opportunities to learn and network about sustainability.
We’ll have over 100 exhibitors and vendors, and hundreds of attendees. ECOS has hosted Sacramento Earth Day since 2006. Sacramento Earth Day is a great day for people of all ages. It’s a party!
FREE TRANSIT to the event, courtesy of SacRT. Flyer below to show the driver. Bus Route 51 stops at 9th and T St. The Blue Line LRT stops at 13th and R St.
FREE BIKE VALET parking at the event, courtesy of SABA (Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates). SABA will park your bike safely in their bike corral, and retrieve it when you are ready to leave.
Musicians
- 11:00 Fenix Drum and Dance Company
- 11:30 Kindred Spirits
- 12:30 Cat’s Meow
- 1:30 Steady Drop
- 3:00 James Israel
Food Vendors
- Pho Fresh/Thai Fresh
- India Jones
- Abyssinia Ethiopian
- Meza Mexican and Middle Eastern
- 1837 Vegan
- What’s Happenin’ Italian Ice
- KC Kombucha
- R & D Delights Kettle Popcorn
- Balance Me Out Coffee
Ride Free
SacRT is providing free rides to and from the event. Just show the driver the flyer or a screenshot of the flyer. Only one flyer needed per group.
Flyer for Sacramento Earth Day 2025
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We will feature these PLAN IT concepts. Find your connection! Meet people who can be part of your own green network to act and advocate for sustainability.
Water
- Water sustainability
- Water conservation and efficiency
- River and reservoir conditions including storage levels, water temperatures, flows and fish conditions.
- Groundwater sustainability in our region’s three groundwater subbasins.
- Extreme heat and flooding
- Regional agreements for the use, protection, and management of water
- River watershed climate adaptation planning
- Storm water management and water treatment
Climate (Land Use, Transportation, Green Building, Environmental Justice)
- Reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through compact development and transit, renewable energy, and carbon-zero buildings
- How cooking, home heating, and handling waste affects GHG
- How historically disadvantaged communities have less shade, more heat
- Test drive an EV on the Electric Avenue. Hear about incentives and rebates.
- How your financial investments promote or reduce fossil fuel production
Habitat
- Learn about biodiversity
- How what we do regionally and locally affects biodiversity
- Agricultural practices
- Natural park planning in cities
- Use of native plants in the urban areas and home gardens
- The Sacramento region’s role in 30X30 California, the effort to conserve 30% of California’s lands and coastal waters by 2030
Please check this page regularly for updates as Sacramento Earth Day draws nearer.
Please note that if you attend this event your photo, or video of you, may be taken and used for educational or promotional purposes.
