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Iowa City Climate Fest back for fifth year Sept. 23-28

Iowa City, IALocal News

The Iowa City Climate Festival is returning for its fifth year, running from September 23-28, 2024, and will feature a blend of beloved events and innovative new offerings. Among the returning highlights is the Big Grove Iowa City Taproom event, which will celebrate Fare Free transit alongside trivia from Christopher's Bar Exam. The festival will also feature the popular EV Car Show at the Iowa City Farmers Market and a movie screening in collaboration with FilmScene. New this year is the Nonprofit Nerd Out, showcasing ten local nonprofits committed to climate action and providing educational opportunities for residents. Additionally, there will be training sessions on how to collect and report precipitation, as well as a workshop at the Iowa City Public Library focused on making efficiency improvements at home to save money.

A complete schedule of activities is accessible through the festival's official webpage. Throughout the festival, updates and stories will be shared via the City’s social media channels, ensuring community engagement. Organizers encourage residents to participate and learn more about climate action initiatives during this vibrant event.

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