Exhibitor Registration
Exhibitor registrations must be received by noon Monday April 2ndThis year booths are centered around ACTION: “What can I do to help the environment?” Exhibitors will be grouped into the following categories to help attendees find resources needed to become engaged members of the Lincoln community:
- Riding Green = Transportation
- Thinking Green = Activism
- Being Green = Everyday home & business actions
- Growing Green = Gardening
- Living Green = Outdoor activities
- Making Green = Arts & Crafts
We recognize the fact that many organizations and businesses have numerous resources, therefore, we are asking that exhibitors to focus their materials on information that attendees can use to make a proactive change in their lives and their community. Materials and activities exhibited at your booth should focus around one of the above concepts.
Activities: We encourage exhibitors to use booth space to host mini-demos or informational lectures for sustainable living. These activities however, must be contained within your booth space. An area of 10’ x 10’ is provided for each booth, if more space is needed; fill out an activity application for green space usage.
Guidelines: There are no sales of prepared food and or food preparation on site for booth exhibitors. Only pre-qualified vendors may sell during this event (if you are interested in registering as a food vendor, please register here). Free food samples are permitted, however, please remember that this is a zero-waste event.
All exhibitors are responsible for materials, set up and clean up after the event. Exhibitors will be provided with an 8-foot table, no chairs will be provided. Booths are located outside so please plan accordingly.
Sales: Please note that 2% of nonprofit sales and 12% of business sales will need to be paid to Lincoln Parks and Recreation within ten days after the event.
Weather Contingency Plan: In the case of inclement weather, exhibitors will be notified with the alternate staging plan.
Zero-Waste Event: Please consider this when deciding what to give away or sell. Keep it green and clean! Recycling barrels will be placed around the event.
Requests: We will do our best to accommodate any specific requests.
Refunds: Unfortunately, no refunds can be issued.
Right to Refuse: Our purpose is to highlight businesses that employ sustainable practices or have a "green" product or service to promote. Organizers have the right to refuse any business registration
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2011 Exhibitors
Nebraska Environmental Trust
Conserve, enhance and restore the natural environments of Nebraska.
Gelato To Go
Zero waste Italian ice cream and cones made from scratch with local products.
Environmental Resource Center
MilkWorks
Breast feeding promotion, reusable diapers, reduce baby's footprint.
Healthy Start Chiropractic
Effects of health and medicine on the planet
Hollenbeck Farms
Locally raised beef Burgers, brat, hotdogs, jerky and frozen meats.
Tiny Footprints, Inc.
Education on cloth diapers and Diaper DuDee
Open Harvest Natural Foods Grocery
healthy snacks and /or natural food samples and learning activities about about healthy food.
Cures Not Wars
Sustainable agriculture and demo of hemp.
Capital Aikido - Lincoln
benefits of the practice of Aikido
Nebraska Sustainable Agriculture Society
sustainable foods and farming in Nebraska
Ayars & Ayars, Inc.
Official water Provider to Lincoln's Earth Day
Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Nebraska
displaying volunteer maps and information on joining the Peace Corps
WasteCap Nebraska
sharing information on sustainable planning programs available in the area.
Friends of Wilderness Park
information on the organization and educational activites.
UNL School of Natural Resources
Tern and Plover Conservantion Partnership and the WATER Machine.
First Plymouth Congregational Church
cooking classes, potlucks and field trips we have set up through the summer.
Great Plains Bicycle Club
Community Crops
Fresh vegetables
LES
USGBCNE
NE Chapter of the USGBC, promoting green building practices, technologies, and standards
Environmental Resource Center
provides hazardous waste, RCRA, storm water and safety training required by EPA, OSHA and DOT
The Bead People
Using recycled beads, Bead People is an international peace project.
Hallow Candle Co.
locally owned/operated handmade Soy Candles Goats Milk Soaps and Natural Spa Products.
AmeriCorps
self-sustaining products and recycled gifts
Animal Rights Advocates of Nebraska
education and the promotion of veganism
Black Market Clothing Exchange
sewing kits and clothing awareness
Cleaner Greener Lincoln
Green Options
Honu Bags made from recycled t-shirts
KZUM 89.3 FM
Community Education. Think Green Vote Blue
Lincoln City Libraries
information.
Lunk Collective
sharing a socially-just future
Nature Explore
natural items for children to explore and play with
Nebraska Bioneers
network of activists and environmentalists
Nebraska League of Conservation Voters
Recylcing OfficeSolid Waste Operations
recycled content products display; recyling information
Screen Ink.
tees and totes made from recycled and organic fibers
Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center
create personal journals from recycled paper
Swanson Russell
USGBC NE Flatwater
Venue Restaurant & Lounge
Providing delicous sustainable food.
Wachiska Audubon Society
solar cookers and childrens activities
Watchdogs of Lincoln Government
Watershed Management
Promoting stormwater quality
UNL Outdoor Adventures
outdoor equipment rentals
EcoStores / Ecoproducts
low-cost second-use building materials and supplies
Nebraskans for Peace
education and political action
Pioneers Park Nature
Bringing animals - birds of prey and turtle
ServiceMaster PBM of Lincoln
GreenFor Products demo
Lancaster County Democrats
Community Education. Think Green Vote Blue
Synergy Chiropractic Spine & Joint
free sampling of Active Release Technique
Old Cheney Road Farmer's Market
Locally produced food for a health community
One More Time
Displays of resale womens clothing.
ReTree Nebraska
Tree-related educational materials
Green Room Media
benefits of buying locally
Nebraska Environmental Action Coalition
Educate public about sustainable agriculture and environmental issues.
Nebraska Sierra Club
free materials and info
Circle ME
Cloth diapers, reusable water bottles, wooden toys and more
Olsson Associates
take-home do-it-yourself rain gardens
RAISE / Mental Health
mental health services provided by CMHC
Nebraska Friends of Midwives
public awareness of midwife benefits
Interstate All Battery Center
AIA
TO Haas Tire
Total Body Infusion
Ten Thousand Villages
The Normandy
pastries and crepes, traditional french pastries
Sweet Cheeks
hard candy suckers, hard candy wrapped candies, chocolate candies and clusters, brittles, fudges
Sadoff Iron & Metal
WRK Real Estate
Groovy Guru Granola
tie dyes, granola snack packs
USDA Natural Resources Conservation
Totally Nuts
nuts, beverages
Garden Poop
decomposed horse manure
Medinger's Market
tomato chips, Jel-jam preserves, potted herbs, vegetable plants, mixed greens, spinach.
IGNITE Lincoln
Greener Cleaner Lincoln
Bike Kitchen
Nebraska Environmental Trust
Conserve, enhance and restore the natural environments of Nebraska.
Gelato To Go
Zero waste Italian ice cream and cones made from scratch with local products.
Environmental Resource Center
MilkWorks
Breast feeding promotion, reusable diapers, reduce baby's footprint.
Healthy Start Chiropractic
Effects of health and medicine on the planet
Hollenbeck Farms
Locally raised beef Burgers, brat, hotdogs, jerky and frozen meats.
Tiny Footprints, Inc.
Education on cloth diapers and Diaper DuDee
Open Harvest Natural Foods Grocery
healthy snacks and /or natural food samples and learning activities about about healthy food.
Cures Not Wars
Sustainable agriculture and demo of hemp.
Capital Aikido - Lincoln
benefits of the practice of Aikido
Nebraska Sustainable Agriculture Society
sustainable foods and farming in Nebraska
Ayars & Ayars, Inc.
Official water Provider to Lincoln's Earth Day
Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Nebraska
displaying volunteer maps and information on joining the Peace Corps
WasteCap Nebraska
sharing information on sustainable planning programs available in the area.
Friends of Wilderness Park
information on the organization and educational activites.
UNL School of Natural Resources
Tern and Plover Conservantion Partnership and the WATER Machine.
First Plymouth Congregational Church
cooking classes, potlucks and field trips we have set up through the summer.
Great Plains Bicycle Club
Community Crops
Fresh vegetables
LES
USGBCNE
NE Chapter of the USGBC, promoting green building practices, technologies, and standards
Environmental Resource Center
provides hazardous waste, RCRA, storm water and safety training required by EPA, OSHA and DOT
The Bead People
Using recycled beads, Bead People is an international peace project.
Hallow Candle Co.
locally owned/operated handmade Soy Candles Goats Milk Soaps and Natural Spa Products.
AmeriCorps
self-sustaining products and recycled gifts
Animal Rights Advocates of Nebraska
education and the promotion of veganism
Black Market Clothing Exchange
sewing kits and clothing awareness
Cleaner Greener Lincoln
Green Options
Honu Bags made from recycled t-shirts
KZUM 89.3 FM
Community Education. Think Green Vote Blue
Lincoln City Libraries
information.
Lunk Collective
sharing a socially-just future
Nature Explore
natural items for children to explore and play with
Nebraska Bioneers
network of activists and environmentalists
Nebraska League of Conservation Voters
Recylcing OfficeSolid Waste Operations
recycled content products display; recyling information
Screen Ink.
tees and totes made from recycled and organic fibers
Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center
create personal journals from recycled paper
Swanson Russell
USGBC NE Flatwater
Venue Restaurant & Lounge
Providing delicous sustainable food.
Wachiska Audubon Society
solar cookers and childrens activities
Watchdogs of Lincoln Government
Watershed Management
Promoting stormwater quality
UNL Outdoor Adventures
outdoor equipment rentals
EcoStores / Ecoproducts
low-cost second-use building materials and supplies
Nebraskans for Peace
education and political action
Pioneers Park Nature
Bringing animals - birds of prey and turtle
ServiceMaster PBM of Lincoln
GreenFor Products demo
Lancaster County Democrats
Community Education. Think Green Vote Blue
Synergy Chiropractic Spine & Joint
free sampling of Active Release Technique
Old Cheney Road Farmer's Market
Locally produced food for a health community
One More Time
Displays of resale womens clothing.
ReTree Nebraska
Tree-related educational materials
Green Room Media
benefits of buying locally
Nebraska Environmental Action Coalition
Educate public about sustainable agriculture and environmental issues.
Nebraska Sierra Club
free materials and info
Circle ME
Cloth diapers, reusable water bottles, wooden toys and more
Olsson Associates
take-home do-it-yourself rain gardens
RAISE / Mental Health
mental health services provided by CMHC
Nebraska Friends of Midwives
public awareness of midwife benefits
Interstate All Battery Center
AIA
TO Haas Tire
Total Body Infusion
Ten Thousand Villages
The Normandy
pastries and crepes, traditional french pastries
Sweet Cheeks
hard candy suckers, hard candy wrapped candies, chocolate candies and clusters, brittles, fudges
Sadoff Iron & Metal
WRK Real Estate
Groovy Guru Granola
tie dyes, granola snack packs
USDA Natural Resources Conservation
Totally Nuts
nuts, beverages
Garden Poop
decomposed horse manure
Medinger's Market
tomato chips, Jel-jam preserves, potted herbs, vegetable plants, mixed greens, spinach.
IGNITE Lincoln
Greener Cleaner Lincoln
Bike Kitchen
