Manheim Township Earth Day Fest301 Golf Drive
lancaster, PA 17601
United States
Manheim Township Earth Day Fest
April 26, 2025
Join the Manheim Township community as we come together to celebrate Earth Day at MT Earth Fest on Saturday, April 26th, at Overlook Park and Activity Center. This FREE, rain-or-shine event promises a day full of fun, education, and sustainability for the whole family.
MT Earth Fest is a collaboration between Manheim Township School District, the Manheim Township Recreation Department, The Lancaster Native Plant and Wildlife Festival, and the founder of Earth 2 E-Town.
“MT Earth Fest combines the work of both previous festivals but with the added focus of providing Manheim Township students with the opportunity to showcase their learning, serve their community, and support their planet in many different ways,” said Manheim Township Art Teacher, Kelsey Grove.
This exciting event will offer an engaging mix of activities and entertainment for all ages.
Explore a variety of native plants that can enhance your garden and support local wildlife, and learn from experts about conservation, sustainability, and ways to make a positive impact on our planet. Attendees will also meet and learn about local wildlife through engaging presentations, browse unique, eco-friendly goods from talented artisans, and experience hands-on fun for young environmentalists.
Kids’ activities include a scavenger hunt and PA native animals’ presentation. Raven Ridge Wildlife Rehabilitation Center will present at 9 am, Dean Rust of the Pennsylvania Blue Bird Society will present at 10am, Carl McDonald of Bartlett Tree Experts will present at 11 am about pruning and tree health, and at 12pm Eric Strickler of Overlook Golf Course will give a presentation about their path to Audubon Certification.
“This is a great opportunity for the citizens of Manheim Township and beyond to learn more about the many native plant, gardening, and wildlife experts at the festival. All speakers and activities are completely free, and no registration is required,” said Environmental Education Program Manager, Alex Van Pelt.