Children learn about our watersheds through the Earth Day watershed festival.

Green energy exhibitors were on display.

ECO's committees including the Energy Committee (pictured here) informed the public on the issues.

Freshwater turtles were featured as part of the watershed festival.

Nearly a dozen green energy workshops educated the public on our energy future as well as energy efficiency steps that homeowners could take.

An enviroscape was a teaching tool at the event.

Some of the fabulous music at the festival including the stunning and wacky Atomic Sisterhood.

Shannon Whitworth and her band were featured at the Earth Day concert.

Balsam Range was the Earth Day concert's sensational headliner.

The Atomic Sisterhood strikes again!

Home energy efficiency was part of green energy workshop discussions.

Rachel Carson came back to life to discuss her battle to reveal technology's ugly side.

Atomic Sisterhood steals the show.

Hendersonville Community Coop offered tasty and healthy treats throughout the day.

Youtheatre "Rising Stars"

Youtheatre "Rising Stars"

ECO's water quality committee demonstrated how ECO monitors and protects local streams.

The ECO Recycling Committee demonstrated how to and what to recycle.

ECO teamed up with the Henderson County Solid Waste Division to collect over 300 pounds of batteries for recycling.