San Diego’s biggest Earth Day celebration is coming back to Balboa Park this weekend, bringing together more than 100 vendors and a full slate of activities aimed at protecting the environment. The event promises a day packed with live entertainment, presentations and a range of hands-on opportunities for visitors to learn how to live more sustainably.

Attendees can expect a wide cross-section of local organizations and businesses showcasing eco-friendly products and services. Booths will offer information on topics like conservation, recycling and energy-saving practices, while volunteers and experts will be on hand to answer questions and share practical tips for reducing individual and household environmental impact.

Alongside the exhibitors, the program features presentations designed to inform and inspire. Speakers and demonstrations will cover subjects relevant to the community—from urban gardening and water conservation to wildlife protection—giving residents concrete ideas they can apply at home or in their neighborhoods.

Live entertainment will provide a festive backdrop throughout the day, with performances that make the celebration family-friendly and engaging for visitors of all ages. Organizers are also planning interactive activities that invite participation, such as workshops and kid-centered programming, helping to make environmental topics accessible and fun.

Overall, the Balboa Park event aims to be both educational and enjoyable: a place where people can connect with local environmental efforts, discover sustainable products and learn simple steps to help keep the planet healthy and green. It’s an opportunity for the community to come together and celebrate Earth Day while taking tangible actions to protect the environment.