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Know Tomorrow Boston

A Free Climate Change AwarEness Concert on OCTOBER 2ND

Location: The Ritz-Carlton GRAND BALLROOM

Tremont St Entrance, Right next to the Boston Common

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uNited States Senator

Ed Markey

Honorary Co-Host

Acoustic Duo set by

Speedy Ortiz

Hip-Hop

Outasight

rock

Will Dailey

Rock Singer-Songwriter

Natalie Joly

Neo-Soul + R&B

Starcatcher

Sponsored by

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Friday

October

2:00pm

6:30pm

What is Know TOMORROW BOSTON?

Boston has always been known for its parties - whether it be the Boston Tea Party, or the KnowTomorrow climate change Day of Action on October 2, Boston leads the nation on the issues of our time.

Don't miss out on the party of the year, and your chance to be a part of the climate change solution, by being at Know Tomorrow on October 2 to make some noise!

It's our last chance to take a stand on the climate crisis, and students in Boston are leading the charge. Boston has been strong throughout our nation's history, and it's time for us to be stronger than ever by uniting in the face of this challenge.

KnowTomorrow to make sure our great city and this planet have a tomorrow.

And who could resist a free outdoor concert with free Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, Vita Coco Coconut Water, Naked Juice, Snapple, and KIND Snacks KIND bars?

Ready to start taking action already? Sign the Climate Reality Project's pledge demanding that world leaders sign a strong agreement at the Paris climate negotiations in December: https://roadtoparis.climaterealityproject.org/english.php

Venue

Know Tomorrow Schedule (subject to Change)

Rally your friends, and get loud for climate change!

2:00pm-3:00pm

Yoga and Meditation

Prana Power Yoga and Sarah Stuart

3:00pm-3:45pm

Student Bands

Starcatcher, Natalie Joly

3:45pm-4:05pm

Opening Remarks

Senator Ed Markey, Shana Gallagher

4:10pm-4:50pm

Headliner #1

Outasight

4:55pm-5:10pm

Climate Change Activists and Organizations

Harvard Professor James Engell, Adam Sachs of Biodiversity for a Livable Climate, Roger Noonan of the New England Farmers Union

5:15pm-5:35pm

Headliner #2

Will Dailey

5:35pm-6:00pm

Headliner #3

Speedy Ortiz (Acoustic Duo)

6:05pm - 6:20pm

Green Entrepreneurs

SaveOhno, Yeloha, Initiative: Eau

6:20pm - 6:30pm

Closing Remarks and Performance

Festival Director Ben Silver, Kate Diaz

On-Site Partners

Learn more about climate action from our participating organizations all afternoon!

Yeloha

Yeloha is the world's Solar Sharing Network. Our mission is to open access to solar to everyone. Now you can enjoy the benefits of clean solar energy, from someone else's roof! Find your solar panels at www.yeloha.com.

Citizen's Climate Lobby

Citizen's Climate Lobby is creating the political will for a livable world by empowering individuals to experience breakthroughs in exercising their personal and political power.

SaveOhno

SaveOhno.org is a gamified platform for climate change activism. Save your great granddaughter, Ohno, by taking real-world action today!

BioDiversity for a Livable Climate

Biodiveristy for a Livable Climate's mission is to mobilize the biosphere to regenerate and restore damaged ecosystems, including our polluted atmosphere, and reverse climate change.

New England Farmers Union

The New England Farmers Union's mission is to keep family farming viable through educational opportunities, co-operative endeavors and civic engagement.

Initiative: Eau

Working to extend access to clean, potable water and to increase knowledge of proper sanitation practices in the water stressed nations.

MassPIRG

MASSPIRG stands up to powerful interests whenever they threaten our health, our financial security, or our right to fully participate in our democracy.

Brigade

Find friends and neighbors who agree with you. Brigade is the first app that lets you discover which of your friends support you, and on what issues.

Conservation Law Foundation

Uses law, economics and science to solve the environmental problems that threaten the people, natural resources and communities of New England.

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