To lead up to Go Green! Brooklyn Festival, we asked some of our performers and exhibitors to let us know what "going green" means to them... Natalie of Baby DJ School, who will be performing a set at the Festival, told us this: "A big way that we Go Green at Baby DJ School is by teaching children using pre-used records. Thrift stores, record stores and stoop sales contain a treasure trove of musical gems that we can save from landfills simply by teaching a new generation to a

To lead up to Go Green! Brooklyn Festival, we asked some of our performers and exhibitors to let us know what "going green" means to them... Here's how hand-crafted syrup creator Drink More Good responded: "From day one, More Good has operated with the founding principle of making this world a better place. We source as many of our ingredients as local and sustainable as possible, and always maintain a high degree of social and ecological responsibility. More Good operates on

To lead up to Go Green! Brooklyn Festival, we asked some of our performers and exhibitors to let us know what "going green" means to them... Here's how NAG responded: "Going Green" means renewing a commitment to making our impact on earth a positive one. Whether it's small things like being mindful, generating less garbage or turning off the lights, or a large thing like organizing public meetings about local environmental hazards and advocating for their clean-up, Neighbors

On Monday evening in the heart of Greenpoint, Town Square had the pleasure of unveiling our website, Go Green Brooklyn, a new online hub that organizes local environmental stories, events and resources into one dynamic platform. At the launch event at T.B.D. Brooklyn, Town Square Secretary & Go Green Brooklyn Hub Director Charlotte Binns, Town Square Chairperson Susan Anderson and Go Green Brooklyn Festival Director Melissa Elders spoke about the hub as means to map out resou