The Sustainable Living Road Show presents the fall 2008 tour:

Be The Change October 11th and 12th

$10.00 Suggested donation for the daytime
$15.00 for after party and/or campout
Free for children 12 and under

The Sustainable Living Roadshow is a caravan of educators and entertainers who tour the country in a fleet of renewable fuel vehicles setting up off-the-grid eco-carnivals with experiential learning villages, empowering communities to utilize sustainable living strategies for a healthier planet.




Saturday, October 11th

Musicians and Performers

11:50am Gary Perez opens the fair

12:00pm-12:45pm Heidi Little and the Omnipresents

1:15pm-2:00pm PK Sax

2:30pm-3:15pm Stephanie Briggs

3:45pm-4:30pm Chris Van Loan

5:00pm-5:45pm Tombstone Bullies

6:15pm-7:00pm Front Porch Gypsies

7:20pm-8:00pm The Lovers


Guest Speakers

12:45pm-1:15pm What exactly are Green Jobs? Brought to you by Native Workplace hosted by Cristala Mussato-Allen

2:00pm-2:30pm Power point on drinking water, purification, How To? Brought to you by
Dr. Jody Grenga

3:15pm-3:45pm No Cost to Low Cost Green upgrades for your home. Brought to you by Effective Energetics Rick von Schnier

4:30pm-5:00pm Rainforest Action , brought to you by Zach Carson, The Sustainable Living Roadshow

5:45pm-6:15pm "Vegetable oil and Biodiesel" A discussion on Fuel, Brought to you by Jason Burroughs of DieselGreen


Children’s Section:

Rotating arts and crafts all day by Greater Austin Garbage Art

1pm Planting an herb garden: Jayson, Zen Austin Gardening

2pm Chris Walden Magic Camp

3pm Harvesting: Crystala Native Workplace

4pm SLR puppet show

5pm Chris Walden Magic Camp

6pm Parade

8:30 pm music, songs, stories, hot dogs, marshmellows, hot chocolate


Dance After party and/or camping under the stars $15
7:30 pm- Late night/early morning

White Cotton
PopNoir Jason Austin
Muse Oasis
Josh Meredith
Aaron Anthony
Arc Attack the singing Tesla coils


Sunday October 12th, 2008

9:00AM Yoga

9:30AM Native Perspectives on Water, Brought to you by Gary Perez, The custodian of the Native American Church, at the Gardens.

10:00am 4:00pm Workshop/info center opens for the day


Musicians and Performers

11:20am-11:50pm Fond Kiser

12:20pm-1:00pm Andrea Marie and The Magnolias

1:30pm-2:10pm Jiminey Crisket

2:30pm-3:00pm DB Martin

3:15pm-4:00pm Magic Show

4:15pm-4:40pm Movin Target

5:00pm-6:00pm A Pocketfull of Deng

6:15pm-7:15pm Fat Back Circus


Guest Speakers and discussions

10:50am-11:20
Sustainable Food Center The Systems, food choices, and impact by Emily Neilson

11:50pm-12:20pm How Mushrooms Can Save The World, Brought to you by The Sporiers, Sustainable Living Road Show crew

1:00pm-1:30pm
The Sustainable Living Roadshow crew


Children’s Area

Rotating arts and crafts all day by Greater Austin Garbage Art

10am Planting an herb garden, by Jayson of Zen Austin Gardening

11am Chris Walden Magic Camp

12pm Harvesting by Crystala

1pm SLR puppet show

2pm Chris Walden Magic Camp

4pm Parade


Hours of Operation
Saturday, October 11th- noon-8pm
After party- 7pm- late night
Overnight camping
Sunday, October 12th- 10am-8pm

Camper's Survival Guide

Fire Ban
Unfortunately, we are still under a county fire ban, due to lack of rain. Unless it is lifted before Oct 11th, there will not be fires allowed at The Sustainable Living Roadshow or after party. Please do not throw cigarette butts on the ground. The land is so dry, and can easily catch fire.

No dogs allowed. Although we love um, we can't allow dogs at a public event of this size.

Alcoholic Beverages
A variety of alcoholic beverages will be provided during the day by Nomad Bar. Outside alcoholic beverages will not be permitted at The Sustainable Living Roadshow from 10am-7:30pm.
It will be acceptable to have your own alcoholic drinks at your campsite, or at the after party, from 7:30pm-8am.

Food
Delicious food with choices for everyone including vegans and vegetarians provided by Ararat

Leave no trace
This is a leave no trace event. Campers, please be responsible for packing out all your belongings, trash, and cigarette butts. It is much appreciated.

Natural Hazards
Please be careful and on the look out for potential hazards such as poison ivy, snakes, spiders, and scorpions.

There is only primitive camping available, so bring everything you will need to be comfortable. Campers and RV's are welcome. Although we have plans for rainwater collection showers, they are not available yet.

Car pool If you need a ride out to The Hundred Acre Wood, or you have extra room in your car, please post details about it on our forum. We are not responsible for working out your ride share, but we offer this resource to assist everyone in hooking up and helping each other out.

What to bring:
Comfortable shoes
Your own cup
Instruments if you’d like to join the drum circle in the evening
Camping gear
A picnic blanket
Flashlight, headlamp
Insect repellent
First aid kit
Pocket Ashtrays for cigarette butts
Yoga mat if you would like to join yoga Sunday Morning

Any and all outdoor games including:
Kites
Disc golf discs
Frisbees
Telescopes for star gazing
Mountain bike
Binoculars for bird watching
Hula hoops
Gps- for geocaching- If you plan on enjoying a geo cache adventure, please bring something to fill the cache for the next person. One of your favorite books, a mixed cd, or a something you’ve created are examples of great cache stuffers. Find more examples at www.geocaching.com.

Cycle Ride: Everyone is welcome to join the bike ride out sponsored by Austin Cycling Association and The Hundred Acre Wood. Cyclists register through Tami’s email @ tamiloon@austin.rr.com
Cyclists are required to wear helmets to join this ride. If you need to borrow a helmet, please request on when you register. The Hundred Acre Wood will happily haul out cyclists camping gear.

To Volunteer: Please email Rebecca- Rebecca@thehundredacrewoodevents.com. We greatly appreciate your help and we offer free entry to the after party and access to the Green Room.

To Be a Sponsor for Be The Change and The Sustainable Living Road Show: Please email Heidi- littleheidiband@gmail.com

To Be a Sponsor for The Hundred Acre Wood:Please email Rebecca- rebecca@thehundredacrewoodevents.com

To be a Vendor: Please email Rebecca- rebecca@thehundredacrewoodevents.com

Partnered By: Austin Energy, Sustainable Food Center, Diesel Green Fuels, Omnipresent Entertainment, The Earthworm society, Big Medicine Sound and Lighting, Ararat Middle Eastern Food, and KOOP radio

All proceeds go to green building for community projects and sustainability education.