Showing posts with label NWEP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NWEP. Show all posts

Monday, February 24, 2014

Green Drinks This Tuesday February 25th

Come out to the first Green Drinks of 2014!
Tues, Feb 25th - 6 PM




Saturday, October 22, 2011

Doc Fest Day Two_ Saturday Ocotober 22



Today is the second day of the two day film festival being held in New Westminster DocFest

Today's films will be a mix of shorts and feature length documentaries including
Tapped
65_red_roses
Vanishing of the Bees
H2Oil
Organisations such as Most Liveable City and Shared Harvest and MP's peter Julian and Fin Donnelly will also be on hand to discuss the topics of sustainability, energy and all issues environmental.

There will be slam poetry and exhibitors to inform and inspire action. Take some time out today to stop by Douglas college and participate in this informative and artist collaboration!

Friday, September 23, 2011

Doc Fest Fundraiser!!



New Westminster Environmental Partners, along with The Green Idea's Network and Douglas College will host the first ever Documentary Film Festival this October 21 and 22.

New West DocFest will feature five main films, and some local short films as well.
Some titles are; H2Oil, Vanishing of the Bees, 65_red_roses_, Tapped, and Burning Water. These documentaries have an environmental or local theme and will raise many questions for discussion and hopefully inspire action.

Next Wednesday, September 28th is a fund-raiser being held at The Heritage Grill,447 Columbia St, with food, drinks, live music, a silent auction and more! Come out and support this great cause!

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Sapperton Day 2011

Sapperton Day 2011 will be held on Sunday June 12th.
The 400 block of Columbia street will be closed to traffic to host this annual festival. There will be a pancake breakfast, street performers, merchants and community groups.

I look forward to seeing New Westminster 30 minute hit, as I just joined this gym and I am really loving it. The New Westminster Environmental Partners will be there with The Royal City Farmers Market, Explore a Green World will have a table with some eco-crafts for the kids, there will be face painting and no doubt a bouncy castle for the little ones. St. Mary's Anglican Church will also be there and will have some information about their community garden, and The New Westminster Community Gardening Society.



Cap's Bicycle Shop will have the penny farthing bikes, and other mainstays of the day will be back to celebrate life in Sapperton. Last year Graze Market even supplied the grass fed sausages for the breakfast, and Starbucks provided the coffee.

I hope the sustainability issues have been taken into consideration, as we now have food waste composting available in New Westminster we can be composting and reducing our impact during this community event.