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Foo Foo Podcast: Pensacola Clean Energy Fest

   October 9, 2015

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Bringing together visionary artists, the Clean Energy Fest is celebrating the future of clean energy through live music, food, art competitions and much more at the historic Sacred Heart Hospital Building on 12th Ave., in the historic East Hill Neighborhood.

A juried art competition, “The Future of Energy” asked artists of all ages to showcase an energy future (wind, solar, people power, etc.) in all genres of art and design. Artwork for this innovative exhibition will be judged by artists and designers from the Gulf Coast professional art community, university faculty and clean energy initiative leaders.

“Team Green World” is the featured performance act — they’re a coalition of artists and musicians who use entertainment and education to encourage environmental stewardship. The popular regional folk duo, “Sassafras,” and other local music groups will also perform throughout the day. There will be fun activities for children and clean energy displays showcasing the present and future potential for our Clean Energy Future.

When: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14
Where: Historic Sacred Heart Hospital Building
Cost: FREE
More info: 350 Pensacola

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