7:00 AM – 9:00 AM - Green Business Over Breakfast at the Wort Hotel – Chamber of Commerce – $15/JHCC Members; $20/nonmembers
Description – The Green BOB will be a kick-off event for the Eco Fair and include discussion about Spring Earth Week events and RRR phase VI “One Less Bottle” campaign. For more information please contact April Hankey at the Chamber of Commerce 733-3316.

9:00 AM – 11:00 AM – Paperless Workshop at the Wort Hotel – Chamber of Commerce – Free
Description – The Chamber of Commerce will be holding a paperless workshop to help businesses learn how to go paperless. For more information please contact April Hankey at the Chamber of Commerce 733-3316.

5:00 PM – 7:00 PM – Green Drinks Jackson Hole at the Snake River Brew Pub – Chamber of Commerce & Buy Local Campaign
Description – The Chamber of Commerce & Buy Local Campaign will be holding a Green Drinks for community members to get together and collaborate on sustainability issues. For more information please contact April Hankey at the Chamber of Commerce 733-3316.

5:30PM – 7:30PM – Art Association Hosts the Opening Reception for their 2010 Members' Only Exhibition – Artspace Main Gallery – Free
Description – Art Association Member's Only Exhibitions have been an integral part of our exhibition schedule, representing an eclectic and extensive body of work by hundreds of our talented members. The work will be shown in the gallery from April 9th, 2010 to April 30th, 2010. For more information go to http://www.artassociation.org/exhibitions/future.html or call Amy Larkin at 733.6379.

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM How to use renewable energy at your house — At the Teton County Library - Presenters Andy Tyson, Creative Energies & Charlie Woodward, Natural Resource Co. - Free
Description – Come to a solar workshop provided by Teton County's renewable energy experts Andy Tyson and Charlie Woodward. Topics covered will include, How renewable energy works, View the equipment that make solar energy possible, and set up solar in your house.

Description – The Wildlife Film Festival, the Jackson Whole Grocer, Reduce Reuse Recycle Jackson Hole, Yellowstone Clean Energy Coalition and the Center for the Arts will co-host a FREE day of films, presentations and speakers at the Center for the Arts.

Highlights Include:

Teton Gravity Research screening, GENERATIONS Dancers' Workshop will perform a "Recycling/Plastics" piece JHME Percussion Ensemble performance on recycled five-gallon buckets Teton Mud Pots will sell handmade bowls Kids "recycled" art projects with Art Association RRR premiere screening, ONE LESS BOTTLE Special family/kids programming 12-2PM David Gonzales' premiere screening, KILLER BEETLE SHORTS Tim Young's Two Tyred Tour revelations Jackson Hole Energy Sustainability Project panel Closing reception hosted by Jackson Whole Grocer

To participate or sponsor EarthFilm 2010, please contact call Carrie Noel Richer at 733-7016.

To participate or sponsor EarthFilm 2010, please contact call Carrie Noel Richer at 733-7016. For a complete schedule of the films go to http://www.jhfestival.org/outreachEducation/events.htm

5:00 PM – 9:00 PM – A Locavore’s Night Out! – Wild Wood Room in Victor – Slow Foods of the Tetons & Teton Wellness Institute – Free Admission
Description – A Locavore’s Night Out celebrates your efforts in bringing food production home. Come learn more about our local farms, ranches, canners, breweries, bakeries, CSA’s, florists, etc while enjoying a dinner prepared with local ingredients by Bill Boney. By supporting local food producers you are supporting our local economy, preserving our cultural heritage and landscape, conserving our land and sustaining our community.

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM – Conservation Alliance's Monthly Info Lunch – Topic is Idle Free Jackson Hole Initiative – Located at the Conservation Alliance Office (685 S. Cache) - Free
Description – Brian Schilling, Pathways Coordinator for the Town of Jackson, has joined several dedicated community members and organizations in spearheading an Idle-Free Jackson Hole initiative. Come hear as they explain the educational arm of the campaign and answer questions about unnecessary versus necessary idling, wear and tear on engines, community and environmental health, and the economic benefits of an idle-free community. Bring your lunch and your questions; we'll provide drinks and snacks. Please contact Becky Tillson at (307) 733-9417 or rebecca@jhalliance.org for more information.

2:00 – 4:00PM Earth Week Community Conversation With Jackson Hole Energy Sustainability Project (JHESP) Leaders – Located at the Teton County Library – Free Admission
Description – A panel of JHESP Steering Committee Members will give updates on the project and its action plan at this event, and engage the audience through questions and answers.

The JHESP mission is to reduce energy use and avoid high energy costs for our community and our residents. Through changes in our daily habits, we can save tens of millions of dollars. The goal for the project is to achieve a third of the future energy demand through energy-conserving behavior and making our homes and buildings more energy efficient.

7:00PM — 9:00PM — Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative Hosts Wolverine Night — National Museum of Wildlife Art— Free
Description – Join NRCC for an exclusive preview of PBS NATURE documentary, Wolverine: Chasing the Phantom and night with Douglas Chadwick, author of The Wolverine Way. Learn about wolverine research and conservation in the Rockies. Reception with producer and author. For more information go to http://www.nrccooperative.org/wolverinenight.html or call Jason Wilmot at 733.6856.

Thanks to our 2010 Earth Week Events Sponsors: