CTAM

Metra UP-N Line

CTA Purple Line

M/CTAMain St.Station

Dodge Ave.

Ashland Ave.

WashingtonElementary School

Robert CrownCenter

Crown Park

Grey Park

Dewey Ave.

Florence Ave.

Wesley Ave.

Asbury Ave.

Wesley Ave.

Asbury Ave.

Ridge Crt.

Ridge Ave.Ridge Ave.

Maple Ave.

Elmwood Ave.

Elmwood Ave.

Sherman Ave.Sherman Ave.

Custer Ave.

Chicago Ave.

Main St.

Main St.

Food Vendors

Program Schedule

Sponsor Tables

Map Key

Exhibitor Tables

Activity Leaders

For Festival map listing locations, use the corresponding numbers below:

TransportationMetra: Main St. StationCTA: Main St. Station

MileageChicago Ave. to Ridge Ave: .40 milesRidge Ave to Asbury Ave: .20 milesAsbury Ave to Dodge Ave: .50 miles

Main St. between Chicago and Florence

F1 La Cocinita Restaurant and Food TruckF2 BabycakesF3 Freddy’s Fresh Fruit and BeveragesF4 Cocina AztecaF5 Little Nibbles

P1 1–2:30pm Public Skate in Robert CrownP2 1:30–2:30pm Drop in Yoga in Grey ParkP3 2–2:15pm Theatre Performance

under the Metra TracksP4 2:30–3:30pm POUND Fitness with

NutrisultsP5 2:45–3:30pm Ice Skating Exhibition

in Robert Crown

P6 3–4pm Starlight Concert by Indigo in Robert Crown Park

P7 3:30–4pm Figure Skating Try-It in Robert Crown

P8 4–4:30pm Hockey Try-It in Robert Crown

HUBInformation, Toilets, First Aid and Water

Bike Racks

Music Performances

Open StreetsThrough Traffic Streets with Crossing Guards

311 Trailer

F6 Beaver’s Coffee and Donuts Food TruckF7 Giordano’s Food TruckF8 Anthony’s Italian IceF9 Amanacer TacosF10 Mustards Ala Cart

S1 Evanston Bike ClubS2 Pope John XXIII SchoolS3 Rotary InternationalS4 First Bank and TrustS5 Goldfish Swim SchoolS6 Language Stars

E1 Robyn Gabel-State Representative

A1 Monkey Bridge, Boy Scouts of America A2 STEM Catapult, Girl Scouts of

Greater Chicago A3 Kids Craft and Public Skate, Robert Crown A4 Loteria (Latino Bingo), Latino Resources A5 Pollinator Garden Tours, Natural Habitat

EvanstonA6 Pollinator Garden Tours, Washington

School A7 Biking Activity, Bucephalus BikesA8 Nature Play, Chicago Botanic Garden A9 Bubbles, Evanston Ecology Center A10 Chalk Art, CMHD Northwestern A11 Ceramic Painting, Levy Senior Center A12 Soccer, Lil Kickers A13 Spin Art, Evanston Substance Abuse

PreventionA14 Bike Outreach, COE Transportation A15 Bike Safety, Go Evanston A16 Touch a Tuck, PACE A17 Touch a Truck, COE Public Works A18 Story Walk, Evanston Public Library

A19 Pop Up Adventure Playground, Purple Line Adventure Play

A20 Yoga, Safia Al-Ajlan A21 POUND Fitness, NutrisultsA22 ReThink Your Drink, COE Health Department A23 Outreach, Evanston Police Department A24 Outreach, Evanston Fire Department A25 Belly Dancing, Hip Circle A26 Bike Decorating, COE Arts Division A27 Street Activities, Fleetwood-Jourdain

Community CenterA28 Karate, Fonseca Martial Arts A29 #LoseTheLitter, Friends of the Chicago River A30 Community Art, Open Studio Project A31 Voter Registration A32 Bike Drills, Everyday Cycle and Motion A33 Gymnastics and Fencing,

Chandler Newberger CenterA34 Relaxation Station, Main-Dempster Mile A35 Plant Stamping, Cultivate A36 Pop Up Theatre, Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre

Green Living FestivalInformation on reverse side

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A1A2

P1, P5, P7, P8

P6

S2A18A19

A16A17A22F3F4F5A23A24A25

A26A27S6A28A29

A30S3S4S5A31A34A35

A9A10A11A12A13A14S1A15

A32 A33

F6 F7

Sherman Parking Lot

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P4

311

A20A21P2

Protected Bike Lane

Protected Bike Lane

311

.25 miles

Ridge Ave.

Sunday, September 10, 1–5pm

featuring the

Main St. between Chicago and Florence

Green Living Festival

Open Streets, Open Community

A celebration of active living, public spaces, and community!

Green Living Festival

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Asbury Ave.

Ridge Crt.

G38 NorthShore University HealthSystemG37 Erie Family Health CenterG36 Chiro One Wellness CentersG35 ComEdG34 Illinois Solar Energy AssociationG33 Illinois Solar Energy AssociationG32 Carbon Day AutomotiveG31 National Drive Electric Week-EvanstonG30 NUsolar (Electric Car)G29 Horigan Urban Forest Products, Inc.G28 Golden SapphireG27 LakeDanceG26 Illinois Home PerformanceG25 Midwest College of Oriental MedicineG24 Renewal By AndersenG23 Citizens Utility BoardG22 Endless GreensG21 Windfree Wind & Solar Energy Design Co.G20 CAPA Climate GroupG19 A-Plus Pest Control, Inc.G18 For the Love of TidyG17 Complete Chiropractic and RehabG16 Shared-Use Mobility Center/GetaroundG15 Collective Resource, Inc.G14 glimling.com LLCG13 Northwestern University sustainNU programG12 Northwestern University sustainNU programG11 NYR OrganicG10 Block Museum of ArtG9 Green Edens Horticultural Services, LLCG8 Evanston Environmental AssociationG7 Edible EvanstonG6 Citizen’s Greener EvanstonG5 Environmental Justice EvanstonG4 Greenwise Organic Lawn CareG3 Citizens’ Climate LobbyG2 Rogers Park Food Co-opG1 Evanston Rebuilding Warehouse

Thank you to Our Sponsors

Presented by:

Organized by:

About the Organizers

The City of EvanstonThe City of Evanston has a longstanding commitment to sustainability, climate action, and livability. Since 2006 with the signing onto the US Mayor’s Climate Protection Agreement, Evanston created the 2008 Evanston Climate Action Plan (ECAP), achieved a 4-STAR Community Rating, been named the World Wildlife Fund’s 2015 U.S. Earth Hour Capital, signed onto the Global Covenant of Mayors, and served as a founding member of the Mayors National Climate Action Agenda (MNCAA).The City recently secured a three-year community electricity contract for 100% renewable energy (2017–2020), purchases 100% renewable energy for the majority of City-owned facilities and passed an energy and water benchmarking and disclosure ordinance. By the end of 2016, Evanston had reduced community-wide emissions by almost 19% relative to a 2005 baseline.

Citizens’ Greener Evanston (CGE)Citizens’ Greener Evanston (CGE) works to make Evanston a more sustainable community—environmentally, economically and socially—and to address climate change by dramatically reducing our greenhouse gas emissions. With its partners EEA and City of Evanston, CGE is proud to present Streets Alive, a public event to encourage a culture of bicycling and walking by demonstrating that they are convenient, easy, safe, green, healthy, sociable, and fun.

The Evanston Environmental Association (EEA) The Evanston Environmental Association (EEA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the programs of the Evanston Ecology Center and promoting environmental awareness to the surrounding community. The EEA first presented the Evanston Green Living Festival eleven years ago to encourage and inspire attendees to live more sustainable lives. In 2015, the Green Living Festival was then integrated into the burgeoning Streets Alive event. In 2017, the EEA is pleased to present Streets Alive and the Green Living Festival in partnership with both CGE and the city of Evanston.