A festival of art, music, poetry, science and storytelling in appreciation of Apalachicola’s beloved canopy of trees and in recognition of Apalachicola’s designation by the National Arbor Foundation as a Tree City USA.
Unless otherwise noted, all events will be held at the Apalachicola
Center for History, Culture and Art, 86 Water Street
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Saturday, April 13
Opening Reception - Wine and small bites 5 - 7 pm
Tree Give-Away Win an oak, cypress or pine tree!
Monday, April 15
Painting Workshop with Ed Nickerson 9-4 pm
Cannonballs & Storms: History of Southern Live Oak 5 pm
Tuesday, April 16
Great Trees of Apalachicola & How to Keep Them Great 5 pm
Wednesday, April 17
Susan Cerulean — Keynote Speaker 5 pm
Thursday, April 18
Native Trees and Their Relationship to Wildlife 5 pm
History of Logging on the Apalachicola River 6 pm
Monday, April 22(at the Gazebo in Lafayette Park)
Earth Day Celebration Tree City Poetry - 4 pm
Earth Day Concert featuring the Hot Tamales 6 pm
Free Admission for all Events
Fundraiser of $10 Donation for Monday, April 22 Earth Day Concert at Lafayette Park with the Hot Tamales
Phone: 850-653-1458
Email: merrill.livingston@gmail.com
2019/04/13 - 2019/04/27
Additional time info:
The Artist-TREE Exhibit will be on display Monday thru Saturday 12pm-5pm
Apalachicola Center for History, Culture and Art
86 Water Street, Apalachicola, FL 32320