By: Follow South Jersey Staff
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J. — Cape May County Park & Zoo will cohost its Annual Earth Day Celebration with the Cape May County MUA on Saturday, April 22.
With the theme “Every Day is Earth Day,” it will be the largest Earth Day event in Cape May County. Organizers are asking for the community’s help to make this event a success.
Are you Green? If you would like to show the world your business or organization cares about the environment we live in, join as an exhibitor or sponsor to take action today. Sponsors will be included on all promotional material and logos listed on the special edition t-shirt. All are welcome to set up table displays with information on your Earth friendly company or offer an Earth friendly educational display promoted by your business.
During the event, the Cape May County Park and Zoo will have hands on educational exhibits, children’s amusements, live entertainment, a variety of environmental eco-shops, scavenger hunt; all which will guarantee a day of Earth friendly fun. Large tents on the center field will showcase educational exhibits.
The Bandstand nearby will feature the entertainment throughout the day. Crafters, various vendors, and a food court surround the field and complete the venue. The Earth Day Celebration averages 4,000 visitors that day.
If you’d like to support the cause and make this event more successful than ever join us for a day of interactive learning from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm on Saturday, April 22 at Cape May County Park & Zoo, 707 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House.
For more information on this event please visit www.cmcZoo.com or call 609-465-5271.
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