Earth Day Union Square
It’s time to go green! Earth Day is celebrated annually in New York City’s Union Square park for a celebration of all things environmentally friendly!
What is Earth Day Union Square?
Every year, The Earth Day Initiative puts on an in-person, free festival to celebrate Earth Day. This important day serves as a reminder of the need for action to protect our planet and looks for more sustainable options for everyday life.
What to expect at Earth Day Union Square
The festival promises a mix of exhibits from environmental non-profits, climate campaigns, green living experts and sustainable businesses, a Con Edison Clean Energy Exhibit, interactive workshops, live music performances, kids activities and more!
Performances are happening starting at 1:00 pm with Hila the Earth, 2:00pm No One’s Ark and 3:00 pm APO HAHA CALYPSE–an improv team. Hila the Earth will perform the final time at 4:00pm.
Earth Day's History
Reflecting on Earth Day’s history, it’s evident that the movement has come a long way since its inception in 1970. What began as a grassroots demonstration has evolved into a global phenomenon, with people worldwide coming together to advocate for the planet’s health and resilience. From classroom activities to workplace initiatives, Earth Day serves as a catalyst for raising awareness and inspiring collective action.
When is the Earth Day Festival?
The festival will kick off at 12:00 pm on Earth Day, Thursday, April 17, in Union Square Park in NYC, and go on until 6:00 pm.
Tickets for Earth Day Union Square
The best part of this festival-it’s completely free to enjoy. However, it is suggested that you RSVP online for the event to receive any updates.
Take Amtrak to Earth Day Union Square
For Directions to Moynihan Train Hall, click below.
Experience the Earth Day Festival via Amtrak to Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station (NYP) in New York City—Don’t forget to use the Amtrak See New York and Save 15% discount!
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