June 7, 2025 • 11am-5pm • Everything happening today!
Join both events! A free shuttle runs every 30 minutes between the Earth Fair and the Living Free Hoedown.
Transportation courtesy of:
A public safety agency dedicated to protecting life, property and the environment through professionalism, integrity, and efficiency.
Specializing in creating handcrafted paper, jewelry, and original artwork by combining paper making techniques and the recycling of clothing and cotton fibers.
A small independent line of repurposed, re-pigmented and re-Imagined goods and clothing.
Commemorative t-shirts and tote bags from the 2025 Earth Fair and years prior.
Offering programs, meetings, classes, and events to help new and experienced gardeners with our areas unique gardening challenges.
A vital community lifeline since 1992, providing food, clothing, utility assistance, and essential services to over 350 mountain residents in need, while operating a popular thrift store featuring pre-loved treasures that help fund their neighbors helping neighbors mission.
A concerned group of locals dedicated to the advancement of sustainable economic, environmental, and social justice.
Riverside County Parks facility offering hands-on environmental education programs, live animal presentations, nature trails, and exhibits celebrating mountain ecology and Cahuilla cultural heritage.
Local nonprofit providing free wildfire prevention assessments, community education, and hands-on abatement services through their volunteer Woodies program to help mountain residents create defensible space and protect homes.
Upcycled broken china, glass and pottery into beautiful mosaic pieces of art.
Browse and purchase CDs from Earth Fairs talented local performers
Working to provide ample amounts of potable water at a reasonable price to all constituents within the Pine Cove area.
Recycled bottle art
This department provides for the protection of the general public health and welfare by efficient management of Riverside Countys solid waste system and will share information on waste reduction, recycling, backyard composting, household hazardous waste programs.
Family-owned organic farm offering farm-fresh food at the fair, dedicated to regenerative agriculture and reconnecting Southern Californians with locally-grown, nutritious produce from just down the road.
Master ceramicist creating unique clay baskets that preserve Native American weaving patterns in permanent stone using traditional iron oxide techniques, a 50-year Idyllwild resident whose work honors indigenous artistry.
A cottage food operation crafting an array of homemade health foods with love and intention, from their signature probiotic-rich sourdough breads and dehydrated fruits to artisanal vinegars, nut butters, seed bars, and raw cacao treats.
📍 Main Stage - Town Hall Lawn
Acapella womens choir
Playing the music of Dave Pelham
Marshall Hawkins, Joey Latimer, and Don Reed
Featuring Robin Adler
Led by Chuck Alvarez and Barnaby Finch
Enjoy today's environmental education, live music, and community celebration.
