After owning a successful store in Bar Harbor, Maine for several years they have now opened a second store in Fairfax, Virginia. Fair Trade Winds Fairfax will now carry an array of Via Nativa’s wood jewelry including the new Stick and Curva necklaces!
Learn about Fair Trade and where you can find Fair Trade food, drinks, apparel, even dog food all in the NYC area! The coalition will be giving out lots of great samples, so please visit us by the Green Market information stand at Union Square West from 9am to 6pm! I almost forgot to mention — Live music from one of the ‘Saint Johns Sinners’ 4-6pm! For more information please visit: fairtradenyc.org
ReadyMade promotions featuring Via Nativa ends Friday 23 April! Here are the rules: Enter at www.readymade.com by registering and adding a brief comment in response to the question “What’s Your Tip for Green Living?” On or about May 7, 2010, a random drawing from among all eligible entries received will be conducted under Sponsor’s supervision. One (1) grand prize winner will receive a Via Nativa Reclaimed Wood Curva Ring, retail value $22.00 and a Via Nativa Reclaimed Wood Stud Earrings, retail value $18.00.
Please come out and support environmentally and socially conscience vendors today from 12-6pm! Get to see all new jewelry and of course our most popular items as well!
New Reclaimed Wood Tube Rings
Habana Outpost in Fort Greene, Brooklyn
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Win a children’s hammock on Mom’s Best Bets! Giveaway ends April 28th at 11:59 Pacific Time!
Via Nativa will be one of the many earth friendly and socially conscious vendors at this great annual event at Habana Outpost! Saturday 17 April 12pm to 6pm!
Earth Day Expo at Habana Outpost
Saturday, April 17th 2010
Join us to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day with a day full of free workshops and events for the whole family!
Kid’s Corner: 12-6pm
All day long there will be free arts & crafts, games, and entertainment for children focusing on recycling and nature:
FINDERS KEEPERS!!!! TOSSERS WEEPERS!!!: Saturday 1 – 3pm
Recycling within your environment with Habana Works and the Leadership Learning Lab. This hands-on workshop will explore how to reuse what’s in your home, community and environment—or in this case, what’s at Habana Outpost! Children will be asked to go on a scavenger hunt through the courtyard and use what they find to create new objects, or give old objects new purpose and meaning.
The ABC’s of Bees and Beekeeping: 12 – 5pm
Local beekeeper John Howe (New York City Beekeeping Meetup) will explain how honey is made with a live observation hive and arts & crafts projects.
Free Eco- Face Painting: 12-6pm
Let us turn your kid into butterflies, ladybugs and bumblebees…and while they’re at it, they can learn how important these insects are to our environment!
Eco-Fashion: 3 – 4pm
Find it, recycle it, rock the runway in it! Join us for the 2nd annual Scrap Kins Kids Repurposed Fashion Show where local kids will be strutting their eco-stuff front and center for all the courtyard to see!
Electronic Waste Recycling: 10am – 4pm
The Lower East Side Ecology Center (LESEC) will be collecting your unwanted electronic waste in their e-waste container. http://www.lesecologycenter.org/
Composting Workshops for Adults: 12 – 6pm
Brought to you by The NYC Compost Project at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, funded by the Department of Sanitation, these fun workshops will teach you how to make the most of your trash and start composting at home.http://www.nyccompost.org
Shop Green: 12 – 6pm
Local vendors and designers will showcase green products and services in an outdoor market. Featuring: Still Hip Brooklyn, Via Nativa and Recycle a Bicycle.
Get Involved: 12 – 6pm
Meet local eco-minded groups and individuals to find out how you can get involved! Participating Groups: Green Home NYC, Greene Harvest CSA, Manhattan Young Democrats – Environmental Committee, and Transportation Alternatives, Greene Hill Co-op, and Fort Greene Compost Project.
718 858 9500
Habana Outpost – 757 Fulton Street
Just in time for spring: three new necklaces! Bold yet simple; they can be worn with almost any ensemble, at any time of day.
A simple statement ring is the simplest way to put it. With its minimal lines one can focus more on wood tone and grain while admiring its warm curves.
