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A Day of Climate Action, Community & Celebration
Join your neighbors on Saturday, April 18 (9 AM – 3 PM) for hands-on projects, learning experiences, and a community celebration—all focused on building a more climate-resilient Redlands.
Take action in the Morning, 9AM to 12PM at our 3 Hubs: SURF, Burrage Mansion, The Asistencia, or at an Independent Project!
Celebrate in the Afternoon, 12PM to 3PM, Smiley Park, Enjoy live music, food trucks, resource tables, and lots of activities for kids!
Weekday Events (April 15 & 16)
Full Schedule Coming Soon!
See more pictures from Inaugural Redlands Earth Day, 2023 in Our Picture Gallery.
Earth Day 2023 (1).mp4A Day of Climate Action in Redlands
A Day of Climate Action in Redlands
A citywide day of action, hope, and community.
On Earth Day, Redlands turns concern into action to help prepare our community for a hotter, more uncertain future. Join neighbors across town for hands-on projects and learning experiences that help slow the warming, build resilience, and strengthen community—then gather in Smiley Park to celebrate with live music, food, family fun, and information tables on local resources.
A Day of Climate Action in Redlands was initiated by ANCA, organized by a coalition of local organizations, and sponsored by the City of Redlands and other environmentally-concerned organizations and businesses (see below).
The first Earth Day, 1970 at the University of Michigan
Why a Day of Climate Action?
Why a Day of Climate Action?
The first Earth Day in 1970 ignited a movement. Today, with climate impacts accelerating, the need for community action is greater than ever.
In 2024, carbon emissions hit an all-time high.
Heat, drought, and extreme weather are increasing.
Scientists warn we are fast approaching a dangerous global temperature rise.
But we can soften these blows and make meaningful change—starting right where we live. Earth Day in Redlands is our chance to show what community-based climate action looks like.
How Can You Participate?
How Can You Participate?
Climate change can feel overwhelming—but when we act together, we become empowered. Here are two ways to be involved:
As a Host, you make all this possible by planning and offering a hands-on or educational project for your group, organization, or neighborhood. These projects are intended to be open to other community members through the website, unless you specify otherwise when you register.
In your role as Host, you will:
Connect with others in your organization or group who are concerned about our future.
Learn more about the climate crisis and ways to address it.
Acquire new knowledge and skills as you choose and plan your project.
Experience the joy of working together to build a better future.
Meet others in the community taking climate action.
Learn simple ways to live more sustainably.
Discover how to prepare for heat, drought, and other climate impacts
See firsthand what it will take to build a more climate-resilient community
Whether you participate as a Project Host or a Participant, you will be making a difference!
Learn more about local climate impacts and our vision for a climate-resilient Redlands.
Thank you to our 2026 Sponsors!
City of Redlands
Do Better Tech Worker Cooperative
Inland Empire Resource Conservation District
San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation District
The San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District
AboutRedlands network
Thank you to the members of the 2026 Redlands Earth Day Coalition!
ANCA Redlands
California Climate Action Corps
University of Redlands - Treestock
Citizens Climate Lobby - Redlands
City of Redlands
Feel Good Market
City of Redlands - Facilities & Community Services
Olive Ave. Market
UC Master Gardeners
University of Redlands
The Artlands Creative
California Native Plant Society
Get Inspired. Take Action in Our City.
Get Inspired. Take Action in Our City.
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