Panelists will make short presentations as a group, entertain questions and discussion about the array of issues, and be available for continued dialogue with interested community members. Their talks are part of the Earth Fair committee's commitment to provide a rich, educational experience about significant and compelling environmental issues. Among the many booths at the Earth Fair will be the Idyllwild Garden Club's annual Flower Faire where you can purchase plants adapted to the Hill climate, particularly lilacs and herbs, and learn about growing plants in Idyllwild. Dried and live florals also will be available for sale. The Idyllwild Earth Fair, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., seeks to balance festivity and education as we celebrate the natural world and learn to care more adequately for its optimal survival.
Admission is free.
Real and imagined animals and creatures make up the front. A free mask-making workshop held at Idyllwild School this Saturday will focus on masks for participants of the walk. The workshop is from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bring art supplies and pictures of animals of which you might like to model your mask. Children under age 12 must be accompanied by an adult at the workshop.