THE FESTIVAL
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Stockton Earth Day Festival has a long history of helping people recognize the importance of caring for our Planet and its natural resources. It is also an opportunity for the community to get together and address environmental issues that affect us locally and nationally.
VICTORY PARK, STOCKTON
FREE ENTRY |
ECO ARTS VILLAGE
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A strong and healthy community is one of the pillars of sustainability. Local artists and makers are welcome to join the Festival to demonstrate how we can relieve stress, express ourselves, and find joy through arts.
Art activities are free and open to all, 11 am - 4 pm. |
LIVE PERFORMERS
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TREE PLANTING
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We will be planting new trees during 2023 Stockton Earth Day Festival! Let us know if you would like to help.
Little Manila Rising, City of Stockton Public Works and West Coast Arborists partnered up to plant 65 15-gallon trees in Victory Park, with about 25 to be planted during the Festival. Silver Maple, Shamel Ash, Frontier Elm and Black Acacia were chosen because in about 50 years, they could have a second life as a renewable source of lumber. This program is made possible by the Cal Fire Urban and Community Forestry Grant Program. |
FREE SHUTTLE
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Leave your car at home and ride a bus to the Festival!
On Sunday, April 23, San Joaquin Regional Transit District offers FREE electric shuttle service from the Downtown Transit Center (DTC) and Mall Transfer Station to Stockton Earth Day Festival at Victory Park. The free shuttle will run every 20 minutes, 9:45 am – 5:00 pm. |
FESTIVAL GRAPHICS
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Students from Cesar Chavez High School in Stockton designed posters around the 2023 festival theme "The Seeds of Change."
The Festival's Organizing Committee had a difficult time choosing just one design, but the final vote went to Joshua Lo. Congratulations! |
