Eco-Weekender June 3: Green drinks, energy-efficient house tour, Tees 4 Trees and more
Enjoy your weekly calendar of eco-fun!
THURSDAY, JUNE 3
>Green Drinks West Palm BeachCome network with all your friends at a great location near the new waterfront off of Clematis Street. 6-8 p.m. at Pistache Bistro, 101 North Clematis Street, West Palm Beach.
>Organic Thursdays at Escopazzo: Weekly food and wine tastings at the SoBe organic Italian restaurant. Stop by between 7-9 p.m. for “We Do It Thursdays” and try 4 wines and appetizers for $20. 1311 Washington Ave.
>Tees for Trees at CAFEINA: Help the Bakehouse Art Complex get the landscape it deserves. $10 donation gets you a free cocktail. All proceeds go to BAC, a non-profit providing affordable studios, exhibition galleries, and professional development opportunities to local artists. A silent auction will feature tees created by resident BAC artists. 8 p.m. at Cafeina, 297 NE 32 St., Wynwood.
SATURDAY, JUNE 5
>Green House Tour:Lovers of good design and architecture shouldn’t miss this tour one of the first completely green houses in Dade County. Albert Harum-Alvarez -who’s running for Commissioner in District 8- and his family, will offer a tour of their energy efficient, solar-powered and environmentally-friendly home. The tour starts at 4 p.m. for design aficionados and at 5 p.m. for the curious yet less technical. Visit their site for more info and to RSVP.
>Volunteer at a local farm, then learn about permaculture: The urban farm Earth-N-Us will offer a free permaculture introduction class this Saturday in exchange of a few hours of volunteer services (note that this workshop is sometimes offered at the farm for a few hundred dollars, so the deal isn’t bad at all). Earth-N-Us is located at 7630 NE 1st Ave. Get there by 1 p.m. to complete enough volunteer hours. Email healthymarcus@gmail.com for details.
>Replenishing the kitchen: Get your weekly raw, vegan or healthy food supplies, plus buy fresh produce at the Coconut Grove Farmers Market, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., 3300 Grand Ave.
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