There will be several activations this month to raise awareness about sustainability and environmental issues throughout Earth Month. These events are free and open to the public:
Event: Composting at Smorgasburg
Date and Time: Fridays, 11AM-7PM beginning April 4
Location: Fulton Street
As part of Smorgasburg’s waste reduction efforts, customers, food, and beverage vendors will be able to use the two compost stations for their compostable service ware and food scraps. An estimated six tons of compost is expected to be diverted from landfill, per year, through this initiative!
Event: Our Fragile Space Art Exhibition + The Good Festival Video Wall
Date and Time: April 14-28 (All Day)
Location: Oculus Floor
London-based artist Max Alexander will showcase a photography exhibit titled ‘Our Fragile Space’ on the Oculus floor. This exhibit aims to raise awareness around space sustainability and demonstrate the fragility of space debris in our environment and our way of life, while also focusing on the people and initiatives working to reduce it. Alexander's exhibit will be on display at the Oculus Floor through April 28, with digital content featured on the Good Festival video wall through April 22.
Event: Westfield's The Good Festival
Date and Time: April 14-22 (various dates and times)
Location: Oculus Floor
The Good Festival is a celebration of sustainability, creativity, and community. Enjoy interactive experiences, exclusive retailer showcases, and inspiring activations that highlight eco-conscious efforts.
For further details, click here.
Event: Oculus Off-Lighting
Date and Time: April 22
Every year on Earth Day, WTC turns off the Oculus' vanity lights as an energy conservation effort to help reduce overall energy usage and bring awareness to energy consumption.
Event: Rock Your Love for the Earth
Date and Time: April 24, 12-2PM
Location: North Oculus Plaza
Join us for a rock painting event to transform ordinary rocks into beautiful works of art with environmentally friendly paint. Materials will be provided and participants can keep their rocks or donate them for display.
Oculus
50 Church Street
New York, New York
10007