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Help us go Green

Spare the Air Everyday: Art & Soul's Green Partner
Our friends at the Spare the Air Everyday are supporting Art & Soul’s ongoing efforts to make this a world-class, eco-friendly event.

Help us Go Green by composting your food service items. Look for the distinctive Zero Waste Zones throughout the festival brought to you Spare the Air Everyday.

All food vendors will be using compostable plates, cups and utensils. When you dispose of your items in the compost bins, you help us take a bite out of the landfill!

These recycling and composting stations will be conveniently located near food courts and throughout the event. Each station will contain three bins: one for compostable items; one for recyclable items such as cardboard, bottles and cans; and one bin for items destined for the landfill.

Last year, we were able to recycle and compost 83% of the festival's waste! More than 15 tons of waste was diverted from the landfill through festival goers' use of compost and recycle bins. With your help we can make the 2010 festival even more Green.

New for 2010: Help Spare the Air and carpool to save on admission to the festival!

logo for Spare the Air Everyday

Spare the Air Everyday is offering $2 off general admission to Art & Soul for the first 50 guests each day who carpool to festival. Simply drive to the City Center West garage (at 12th & Martin Luther King) and an Art & Soul staff member will hand you discount passes as you enter the garage to be redeemed at the admission ticket booth. (This discount is not applicable to advance ticket sales.)

To learn more ways to Spare the Air this summer, visit www.sparetheair.org.

Volunteers still needed for our Zero Waste Zone Green Team! Get a free t-shirt plus free event admission. Click here to learn more on volunteering.



Compost Sign for Art & Soul reminding folks that their food scraps and food service items are compostable.

 

Image of a Zero Waste Zone at Art & Soul