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Are you are looking for a local, family friendly activities for Earth Day? Here's some suggestions for ways to celebrate around the 650.
Some other events you should know about:
A Bayside cleanup at Cooley Landing Park in East Palo Alto.
A “March and Rally for Our Earth” on Friday, April 22 from 4 to 6 p.m. at King Plaza, in front of Palo Alto. The event is hosted by local students. Friends, families and community members are welcome to join in on the action.
A free tour of the Historic Union Cemetery. There will be a one hour stroll around the 1859-era cemetery, offering information about Redwood City history and it’s original settlers. Happening 10 am Saturday April 22.
The local chapter of the CA Native Plant Society (covering San Mateo & Santa Clara counties) will hold its Wildflower Show on Saturday at West Valley College.
Meet San Mateo County community members down in Saratoga for a great way to learn about our local wildflowers (and plants, lichens, and more).
If you're looking for a place to get outside, here are the best views in the Peninsula and how to see them.
Mitchell Park Library in Palo Alto welcomes singer-writer Nellie McKay for a performance this Sunday, April 23 at 7 p.m.
Is there something happening in Redwood City you'd like us to spread the word about? Let me know at aluke@rwcpulse.
More news is on the way!
Avery
Photo of the Day caption: Lemon Bush. Photo by Beverly Morgan. | To have your photo featured, send us an email.
Yesterday's Photo of the Day was "California Poppies" by Jill Clardy.
