Rose Shannon

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Apr 27, 2025, 7:54 AM

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Norwalk held their annual Earth Day Festival on the Green Saturday.

Attendees learned about what actions they could take to have more green life and raise awareness for climate action.

Various nonprofits and sustainable businesses participated and shared the importance of being environmentally conscious.

"We should all be doing this more frequently than we are you now. It's a great vibe getting everyone together all like-minded people and just celebrating, celebrating everything, celebrating even the rain that we're having today. I mean, there's a reason to celebrate and appreciate it all," says Patrick Blanchette, owner of Union City Farm.

The event also featured food trucks, activities for kids, music, and speakers.