St Louis Earth Day Festival Visitor Information

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Everything you need to know to ENJOY the Festival!

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Check out last year’s
St. Louis Earth Day Festival
to see just how much fun you’re going to have.

And with our

theme, it’s going to be even better!

Getting to the Festival

"Walk the walk" by using low-impact transportation to get to this year's St. Louis Earth Day Festival.

By Metro

Get off at the Forest Park/DeBaliviere MetroLink Station and walk about 1/2 mile south toward the History Museum to get to the Festival grounds around The MUNY. You can plan to bike and ride on MetroBus or MetroLink and use our free bike parking area near the entrances to the Festival on Theatre Dr. or the McKinley/Pagoda intersection.

Or take the FREE Washington University shuttle that will be making stops at this MetroLink Station to get you right to the Festival!

FREE Shuttle Service

10:00 am to 6:00 pm, about every 15 minutes starting on the hour
Washington University campus East End parking garage
Don’t wait in an idling car to get a nearby parking space! Leave your car at the East End Parking Garage off Forest Park Parkway at Hoyt and catch an electric shuttle ride to the Festival via our free shuttle service. Thank you to Washington University for providing this WeDriveU shuttle service free of charge. The shuttle will be stopping at the Forest Park/DeBaliviere MetroLink Station to pick up Metro riders as well.

At the entry gate, pull a ticket and keep it. You will need to present the ticket at the exit but will not be charged. To catch the shuttle, take the elevator to the ground level and look for the green shuttle stop flag near the Forest Park Parkway garage entrance, on the north side of campus. (Avoid the garage exits that are stairs only – it will be more difficult to see the shuttle stop when you surface!)

By Bike

Ride one of the many paths in Forest Park to the Festival grounds at the Muny, just southeast of the Visitor’s Center. Thanks to Trailnet, two FREE bike self-park stations will be available this year (Pagoda Circle at McKinley Drive and on Theatre Drive). Please bring your own lock.

Be mindful of the earth, lock your bike at our bike stations and not to a tree.

By Foot

Celebrating Earth Day is a great time to get on the “Heel-Toe Express!”

Looking to walk to the Festival and make friends along the way? Join Rainbow Fit Club on a walk to the Festival on Saturday & Sunday mornings, starting at 10am at the Forest Park Visitor Center.

By Car...pooling!

If you must drive, load up your car with as many friends, family, neighbors, and pets as you can find! Park at Washington University’s East parking garage and take our free shuttle service – see the FREE Shuttle tab! Note: Avoid the Hampton Street entrance to Forest Park, off Highway 40/64 because of heavy Zoo and Park traffic. View recommended park entrances, routes and parking.

Park Smart! If you do end up driving to the Festival, be sure to lock your car, make note of where you parked, and don’t leave valuables in plain sight inside of your car.

Join Trailnet for a “bike bus” ride to and from the St. Louis Earth Day Festival! Meet us across from Yadier Molina Field in Wellston, where you can see a quick-build traffic calming installation made possible by Trailnet’s planning and advocacy. We will ride about 3 miles as a group to Forest Park, where you are encouraged to enjoy the festivities. Then, we will meet back up and return to our starting location!

Registration is required. Registration and more information here.

If you must drive, click here to find
the best way to the Festival and what to avoid.

Some parking options

Take the Challenge!

Earth Day Challenge!

Bring a refillable water bottle and a reusable bag.
Use low-impact transportation to get to the Festival.
Eat vegetarian or vegan at the Festival.
Compost your food waste at home.
Become an earthday365 member!

Visitors who accomplish three of the five challenges and check-in at the Earth Day Challenge booth to receive a FREE Metro Day Pass. Located near the Info Booth at the corner of Theater Dr and Pagoda Circle.

More Info

Parking

Public parking is available in the Upper Muny lot, the twin lots across from the Visitor’s Center, and on the streets surrounding the Muny Grounds.

The Lower Muny Lot will be reserved for permitted Festival vendor and volunteer parking only.

Park at the Wash U. East end garage and use the FREE shuttle service (see the top of this page).

ADA Accessible Parking is available in the Lower Muny Lot, off of Theatre Drive. This lot is accessed most easily from the Grand Drive/Forest Park Parkway entrance to Forest Park.

Out-of-Town Guests

Click here to view hotel options
close to Forest Park, from which
you can easily travel
by bike or on foot.

We recommend
these local (and nearby) favorites:

Moonrise Hotel in the Loop,
Chase Park Plaza in Central West End
The Cheshire Inn on Clayton Road

Security and Weather Updates

Backpacks, coolers and bags may be subject to a security search upon arrival at the St. Louis Earth Day Festival. Please keep all of your belongings with you at all times while enjoying the Festival. Unattended backpacks and other bags will be treated as suspicious by security personnel. Police will be called immediately if any unattended bags are identified by security.

Any traffic or weather situations will be posted to our social media. Facebook: @realstlouisearthday Twitter: @stlouisearthday Instagram: @stlouisearthday

For the complete list of Sponsors, Vendors, and Exhibitors and their booth numbers,
please download the Event Program with the button at the top right of this page.

2026 Festival Sponsors and Vendors

Media Sponsors

Healthy Planet Magazine
St. Louis Post Dispatch
St. Louis Public Radio
St. Louis Magazine
STLToday.com
Terrain Magazine
The Gateway Gardener

Beer Sponsors

GDA Certified Beer

4 Hands Brewing Co.
Alpha Brewing Company
Perennial Artisan Ales
Urban Chestnut Brewing Co.

Programming Partners

Liberated Roots Co.
Skate Culture
SSM Health-SLU Hospital
St. Louis BWorks
Trailnet
Upper Limits Rock Gym & Pro Shop
World Bird Sanctuary

Food Vendors

GDA Certified

Crema Coffeehouse
Falafel Saha
Juicemasters
Le Rose Thai

All Vegan

Abby’s Vegan
Bougie Bites STL
Cheshire Grin Cat Cafe
Duchess Rose Royal Treats
Faiza’s Kitchen
ISKCON St. Louis
Mad World Edibles

Other Food/Beverages

Abby’s
King Burrito
Dat Bayou Concession
FUFU n’ Sauce
Honey Bee Tea
Sierra Club Lemonade
Sip Mobile Bar
Tivanov

Vendors and Exhibitors

AMCR.artwork
AmeriCorps St. Louis
Angel Buck Corporation
APA Adoption Center
Archdiocese of St. Louis
Archway Achievers
Art of Drawers St. Louis
Austin Found
Bellefontaine Cemetery and Arboretum
Big Mama’s House
Big Muddy Adventures
Big River Alpacas
Blooming Bling Permanent Jewelry
Blue Heron Orchard
Bowled Over Creative
Brahma Kumaris St. Louis Meditation Center
The Bridge Cats
The Cat Shelter
Chiro One Wellness Center
Christopher Kelly Candle Co.
Citizens’ Climate Lobby/Arizmendi Ecovillage
City Sewing Room of St. Louis
Clean Air Lawn Care
Crafty Eye Creations
DarkSky Missouri
Earth Candy
Earth Stone Soaps & Creams
EarthDance Organic Farm School
Eco-Socialist Green Party of Eastern MO
Ellie + Georgia
Endangered Wolf Center
Festival King
Fieldmark Print Co.
Find Kind
First Church of Christ Scientist
First Student
Flourish Farmstead
Forest ReLeaf of Missouri
Forevermore Fused Permanent Jewelry
Friends of the Rainforest
Gateway Electric Vehicle Association
Georgia Scott
The Green Center
GRO Health Center
Gutter Helmet of St. Louis
Herbal Phoenix
Hillmann’s Honey
Home Thrown Bee Works
Hunter Tree Service
Hustler Enterprises
I Hope Sew!
Izzy’s Barkin Bandanas & Boutique
Jacob Sunrooms, Exteriors, & Baths
Jacuzzi Bath Remodel of St. Louis
Jesse Likes Drawing
Jewelry Evolution
Jon Blanco Hat Company
JT’s Creations
Juliana’s Crystal Cave
Known & Grown
Kodiak Hollow
La Canasta Co.
LeafFilter Gutter Protection
League of Women Voters of Metro St. Louis
LIT
Lit Life Creations
Lucky Toad Studio
MADE for Kids bye The Magic House
ManKind Project St. Louis
Matthew Hemminghaus
meltdown
Midtown Home Improvements
Missouri Alliance for Animal Legislation
Missouri Botanical Garden
Missouri Coalition for the Environment
Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Missouri Gateway Green Building Council
Missouri Mycological Society
Missouri Parks Association
Missouri Prairie Foundation
Missouri River Bird Observatory (Saturday)
Missouri Sierra Club

MollyFlower Designs
Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America
Morticia’s Hauntings
National Weather Service (Sunday)
New Earth Farm
Nicholas Holman Art
OC Spoon CO
Olivia’s Olive Oils
Open Space STL
Origins
Pan Atlantic Foundation
Passback
Perennial
Planting Shade (Saturday)
PlayBright Studio
Principia College
Project Animal Freedom
Rainbow Fit Club
Refashioned Planet
The Refill Effect
Rhathymia Art
Rianna SunChild Art & Decor
Ro’s Wigglers
Robust Cannabis
Rustik Rich Designs
Sahaja Yoga Meditation
St. Louis BWorks
St. Louis Community College of Horticulture
St. Louis County Department of Planning
St. Louis County Library
St. Louis Feral Cat Outreach
St. Louis Health Equipment Lending Program
St. Louis Public Library
Saint Louis Science Center
St. Louis Teachers’ Recycle Center
St. Louis Ultimate Association
Saint Louis Zoo
Salam Scouts
Sarah Lady’s Art
School of Metaphysics Maplewood
Second-Hen’d
Seed St. Louis
Show Me the World Project
Sketches and Oils by C. Acid
Snow Pond Ceramics
STL Neighborhood Foresters
Stream Teams United
Sun Solar
Sunside Photography
Swan Meadow
SwNwChai
Tales of Light Candle Co.
Thorn + Thera
tiny forest studio
TMF – St. Louis Chapter Service Platoon
Tower Grove Pride
Transfer Your Treasures
Uhuru Solidarity Movement
Uprise Conservation
Urban Harvest STL
USHA.NGA
Veterans for Peace
Vital Strandz
The Waldorf School of St. Louis (Saturday)
WashU Campus Compact EnviroCorps
Waterfall Glen Soap Company
Wellman for Missouri
Widmer Botanicals
Wildflower Communications
Wildlife Rescue Center
With Love Skincare
World Bird Sanctuary
The Xerces Society

2026 Exhibitors & Vendors

A themed Neighborhood layout makes it easy for visitors to navigate the Festival and make the most of what the celebration has to offer.

We encourage everyone to use the event as an opportunity to explore areas in your life where you can make a change that will be better for you, better for your community, and better for the environment.

The Festival is a great way to learn about local businesses, environmentally friendly products and services, and celebrate with your neighbors. Click on a themed Neighborhood below to explore the vendors and exhibitors planning to be at the 2025 Festival.

RED indicates sponsors.

Sustainable Marketplace

Fashion

Caleres, F-1, 2
Jon Blanco Hat Company, F-3
Big Mamas House, F-5
Liberated Roots Co., F-5
Rustik Rich Designs, F-6
USHA.NGA, F-7
meltdown, F-8
I Hope Sew!, F-9
Sketches and Oils by C. Acid, F-10
Forevermore Fused Permanent Jewelry, F-11
Morticia’s Hauntings, F-12
La Canasta Company, F-13
Austin Found, F-14
Hustler Enterprises, F-15
City Sewing Room of St Louis, F-18

Artisans
Jesse Likes Drawing, A-1
PlayBright Studio, A-2
Kodiak Hollow, A-3
MollyFlower Designs, A-4
Crafty Eye Creations, A-5
Lucky Toad Studio, A-6
Earth Stone Soaps & Creams, A-7
Christopher Kelly Candle Co., A-8
Rhathymia Art, A-9
Nicholas Holman Art, A-10
Snow Pond Ceramics, A-11
Matthew Hemminghaus, A-12
Jewelry Evolution, A-13
AMCR.artwork, A-14
LIT, A-15
Blooming Bling Permanent Jewelry, A-16
Juliana’s Crystal Cave, A-17
Izzy’s Barkin Bandanas & Boutique, A-18
Sunside Photography, A-19
Waterfall Glen Soap Company, A-20
tiny forest studio, A-21
JT’s Creations, A-22
Fieldmark Print Co, A-23
Sarah Lady’s Art, A-24
Rianna SunChild Art & Decor, A-25
Earth Candy, A-26

Energy & Green Building
Art of Drawers St. Louis, E-1
Sun Solar, E-2
Project Animal Freedom, E-3
Citizens’ Climate Lobby/Arizmendi Ecovillage, E-4
Gutter Helmet Sunesta Awning, E-5
Universal Windows Direct, E-6

Home & Family

Down on the Farm

Flourish Farmstead, D-1
Ro’s Wigglers, D-2
Known & Grown STL, D-3
Home Thrown Bee Works, D-4
Widmer Botanicals, D-5, 6
Urban Harvest STL, D-7
Festival King, D-8
Bowled Over Creative, D-9
Blue Heron Orchard, D-10
Hillmann’s Honey, D-11
Big River Alpacas, D-12, 13
EarthDance Organic Farm School, D-14, 15

Earth Day Cafe and Beer Garden

All of our Beer Sponsors are Green Dining Alliance certified!

4 Hands Brewing Company, B-1
Perennial Artisan Ales, B-3
Urban Chestnut Brewing Co., B-2
Alpha Brewing Company, B-4

Sip Mobile Bar Co., C-1
*Le Rose Thai, C-3
*Crema Coffeehouse, C-4
Dat Bayou Concession, C-5, 6
Tivanov Catering, C-7
King Burrito, C-8
Abby’s, C-9, 10

Vegan Zone Sponsored by:

Abby’s (Vegan), V-1
Mad World Edibles, V-2
Cheshire Grin Cat Cafe, V-3
Sierra Club Lemonade, V-4
ISKCON St. Louis, V-5
Faiza’s Kitchen, V-6
Duchess Rose Royal Treats, V-7

*Falafel Saha Food-Truck, FT-1
*Juicemasters, FT-2
Bougie Bites STL, FT-3
Honey Bee Tea, T-4
FUFU n’ Sauce, FT-5

*Green = Green Dining Alliance Restaurant

Also in this area:
Green Dining Alliance Info Booth

Nature, Water, & Wildlife + Pets

Nature, Water, Wildlife

Sponsor Row and Muny

Sponsor Row

St. Louis CITY SC, SR-1
Metro Transit / Bi-State Development, SR-2
City of St. Louis, SR-4
RideFinders, SR-5

Muny Covered Walkway

Missouri Alliance for Animal Legislation, M-1
Missouri Sierra Club, M-3
GRO Health Center, M-4
Missouri Coalition for the Environment, M-5
St. Louis Animal Rights Team, M-6
St. Louis County Library, M-7
Midtown Home Improvements, M-8
LeafFilter Gutter Protection, M-9
Bath Fitter St. Louis, M-10, 11
Renewal by Andersen, M-12
Missouri American Water, M-13
Companion Baking, M-14, 15
MSD Project Clear, M-16
St. Louis Cardinals, M-17
School of Metaphysics, M-18
Archdiocese of St. Louis, M-19
First Church Christ Scientist, M-20
Show Me the World Project, M-21
Principia College, M-22
Jacob Sunrooms Exteriors and Baths, M-23
DarkSky Missouri, M-24
Missouri River Bird Observatory (Saturday), M-25
earthday365 Netflix Screening, M-26

Social Justice

Migrant and Immigrant Community Action Project, SJ-1
Seed St. Louis, SJ-2
League of Women Voters of Metro St. Louis, SJ-3
Tower Grove Pride, SJ-4
Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, SJ-5
Uhuru Solidarity Movement, SJ-6
Wellman For Missouri, SJ-7
Eco-Socialist Green Party of Eastern Missouri, SJ-8
Pan Atlantic Foundation, SJ-9
Veterans For Peace, SJ-10
Find Kind, SJ-11
Perennial, SJ-12

Transportation & Alternative Fuels

Trailnet, T-1
Last Stop Bike Stop, T-2
St. Louis BWorks, T-3
WashU WeDriveU, T-4
Skate Culture, T-5
Gateway Electric Vehicle Association, T-6
First Student, T-7

Also in this area:
Upper Limits Rock Wall

Wellness

Youth Corner + earthday365 HQ

Youth Corner

St. Louis Teachers Recycle Center, Y-0
MADE for Kids by The Magic House, Y-2
Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri, Y-3
Ellie + Georgia, Y-4
Missouri Pollinator Council, Y-5
The Waldorf School of St. Louis (Saturday), Y-6
National Weather Service (Sunday), Y-6
Archway Achievers 4-H Club, Y-7
Georgia Scott, Y-8
Missouri Gateway Green Building Council, Y-9
Missouri Botanical Garden, Y-10
Saint Louis Science Center, Y-11
Festival King, Y-12
Salam Scouts, Y-13
World Bird Sanctuary, Y-14

earthday365

Information Booth
Volunteer Check-in
Earth Day Challenge
Merchandise
First Aid – SSM
Nursing/Sensory Tent

Code of Conduct

We welcome all to come celebrate sustainability at the St. Louis Earth Day Festival in Forest Park!

earthday365 is committed to providing a friendly, safe, supportive and harassment-free environment for all event attendees and participants, regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion, or other group identity. Irresponsible, disruptive, threatening, violent, or offensive conduct will not be tolerated within the Festival grounds. The Festival is a private and permitted space and subject to our rules and guidelines.

By entering the event premises, you consent to interview(s), photography, audio recording, video recording and its/their release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction to be used for news, web casts, promotional purposes, telecasts, advertising, inclusion on web sites, or any other purpose by St. Louis Earth Day (dba earthday365), its sponsors and community partners.
earthday365 expects that all attendees of our events follow public health guidelines related to safety, hygiene, and COVID-19, including, without limitation, social distancing, hand washing, staying home if you are sick, and other disease prevention measures. We strongly encourage all attendees to be fully vaccinated before attending this event.
Use by any Federal, State, or Local Government Entity or Personnel is not authorized for staging, processing, operations, or similar uses for civil immigration enforcement without proper Judicial Warrant.
Face coverings such as ski masks, balaclavas, gaiters, or any covering that conceals the face are prohibited and are not allowed within the Festival footprint. Medical masks such as KN95s and Religious headwear are permitted
Dogs must be on leash no longer than 6’ and under owner control at all times. Please pick up waste and dispose of it properly at one of many waste stations.
Walking is the preferred mode of transportation within the crowded Festival grounds. For the safety of all, riders of all kinds must dismount before entering the Festival.
Smoking/vaping, firearms and other weapons are not welcome within the private festival grounds you are entering.
No soliciting (includes roaming signature petitions within the event footprint) is allowed except by those officially registered as vendors in the St. Louis Earth Day Festival and only from within their booth space.
All bags are subject to search. Please keep all personal items with you at all times. Do not leave any bags unattended.
earthday365 reserves the right to have removed and excluded from the festival grounds any person violating St. Louis City Park Regulations or event expectations for appropriate conduct.

Photography Waiver

By entering the event premises, you consent to interview(s), photography, audio recording, video recording and its/their release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction to be used for news, web casts, promotional purposes, telecasts, advertising, inclusion on web sites, or any other purpose by St. Louis Earth Day, its sponsors and community partners.