A family-friendly event, The Living It Green Expo features a variety of children’s activities, live entertainment and educational attractions, and over 50 exhibitors displaying and offering green, outdoor living, and sustainable and energy efficient products and services. The Living It Green Expo will be held on the “streets” of the Pinnacle Hills Promenade (between Dillards’ and JCPenney). Details on the event can be found at the event’s website, www.livingitgreen.org.
“A full 20% of all exhibitor and sponsor fees will be donated to local non-profit organizations through the newly established The Living It Green Expo Grant Program,” according to Dan Stiel, President of Stiel Direct LLC and one of the event organizers. "The Living It Green Expo is about promoting and supporting the positive things happening in our community, living abundantly green and healthy lifestyles, enjoying and preserving the great outdoors, and saving money by making better, more eco-friendly decisions. Visitors will experience a variety of exhibits from the leaders across the region, as well as the USA."
The Live Music and Entertainment line-up for The Living It Green Expo includes some of the region’s most exciting talent. The following performers have committed to appearing at the event.
Saturday, April 5, 2008 Music Line-Up
• Shannon Wurst & Cody Russell
• Noah Earle
• Cindy Woolf & Molly Healey
Sunday, April 6, 2008 Music Line-Up
• Jesse Aylock
• Brad Helms
• Fayetteville Funk Ensemble
According to Cathy Davis, Marketing Manager, “Pinnacle Hills Promenade takes seriously our responsibility to maintain quality of life for future generations. We have begun programs to help sustain a healthy environment through our responsible use of energy and waste management. We are prioritizing by environmental impact.
We believe we can make important contributions to solving the problems of climate change and energy dependence by better managing energy consumption at shopping centers. Where waste management is concerned, our first focus area is waste generated by our property operations and the operations of our stores, both of which have large-scale impacts.
We are reviewing all aspects of our operations in the hope of developing additional solutions that improve our overall environmental footprint. For instance, when we consider recycling programs, we take into account greenhouse gas emissions generated when recycled materials are picked up and transported to and from our site. By focusing on our own operations, we can have the largest positive impact on the environment.”
For more information:
The Living It Green Expo: Dan Stiel, www.livingitgreen.org, or call (479) 899-6294
