Dear Friends and Fans of Green Arts Fest,

WOW! What an amazing day we had last weekend! Thank you all for coming out and for supporting Green Arts! We had a total of 14 Green Artisans there (List with links to be added in a bit) and just over 100 patrons in attendance! The performance of “The Last Paving Stone” was spendid and well recieved! (We  got an almost complete house standing ovation!)

As this was our first year there were of course learning lessons and things we’ll do differently next time. Each event should teach us something, and each one will get better and stronger!

Thank you to H-town strEATS for braving the heat as long as you could! We love them fried avocado tacos!

For now my focus is taking all the props we made off to West U recycling, and getting the dishes done at home. The costumes will be taken back to the theaters/individuals who loaned them and our quest of creating a LOW CARBON Arts Festival will be complete.

green+arts=sustainable beauty&healthy community.

reduce, reuse, recycle.

Hey all you Greenies out there! We are here today to BRAG about our amazing cast of actors!

Jen Alger is ITO (the lass with ears so big she can hear the ground sound)

Julia Cook is JASSMIN (the lass with a nose so big she can smell a lie, and there’s a LOT of lying going on by this corrupt government in our nameless futuristic society…)

Angeles Romero is RAMA (the mama who loves her Ito inspite of her loopy ways, and always strives to create harmony)

Wallace Caranza is SIDNEY (the only dad with a loopy daughter AND in charge of the Pave the Planet Project!)

Greg Hall is HIZZONNOR (the semi-dysfunctional mayor/president/governmental figurehead who may or may not be in on it all…)

Leah Englund is DOLOR (advisor/VP/head-0f-security who knows….who knows?)

AND

Cynthia Brum(violin) and Steve Gammill(harmonica) are the beautius, transformative, inspiring Ground Sound. Calling out.

Join us JULY 9TH for one AMAZING performance!!  5pm – performed as the culminating activity of the Green Arts Fest!!

Five days left to help sponsor Green Arts Festival through our IndieGoGo contributions! Come on! Make your tax deductible contributions now.

We’re working hard to get the Green Arts Festival off the ground and are still looking for helpful supporters, sponsors and kind people with a little change to spare. If you’re interested in helping sponsor the Green Arts Festival, please visit our IndieGoGo fundraising site.