Celebrate Earth Week at Everett Community College
Tuesday, April 23
Movie: “Who Killed the Electric Car?” 5-8 p.m. in Gray Wolf Hall, room 286. Watch the movie 
about the development of an electric car in America and stay for a post-film discussion with EvCC Resource Conservation Manager Molly Beeman.
Wednesday, April 24
Gardening with Ciscoe
Pacific Northwest gardening export (and TV and radio star) Ciscoe Morris speaks on organic gardening and answers your questions. 1:00pm to 2:00pm in the Gray Wolf Hall Courtyard. Free and open to the public.
Plant Swap
Get all the green you want for free at the annual EvCC plant swap! Students and employees can donate plants and seeds April 24th. Want to drop off your plants early in the AM? You can bring them to Maintenance (the building behind Glacier Hall) from 7am to 9am on April 24th. Want some new vegitation? Pick up plants and share what you’ve got between Parks Building and Graywolf Hall (in the Courtyard) From 9:30am-12:30pm or until they’re gone. (You don’t have to donate anything to take a plant home.) Free and open to the public.
Thursday, April 25
EvCC’s Earth Art Competition
Submit your sustainable work of art at the EvCC Earth Week “Earth Art” competition for bragging rights and valuable prize money. Click here for the 2013 Earth Art Entry Form. No project? Visit the Whitehorse Hall Critique space (Whitehorse Hall 2nd floor) between Monday, April 22nd and Thursday, April 25th to view the submissions. Vote for your favorite recycled material artwork by submitting a “people’s choice” vote and help a starving artist find fame and acclaim! EvCC Earth Art Competition projects will be displayed beginning Monday, April 22nd through Thursday, April 25th. Judging will commence from 10am-1pm, April 25th, 2013, Whitehorse Hall Critique Space. Event entry limited to current students, staff and faculty of Everett Community College. Event attendance is free and open to the public.
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