Green Drinks comes to Greensboro
Yay! I've been waiting for this to happen. Green Drinks, a social networking opportunity for those interested in green living and sustainability, is finally coming to this city. Winston-Salem has had one for a while but I could never justify driving 30 minutes out of my way in rush hour just to chit chat.
But then I got this message, and my toes curled because I realized I could easily swing by after work:
When: June 18th, 5:30pm
Where: Natty Greene's Brewing Company, 2nd Floor
Why: See below...
What is Green Drinks Greensboro? It's a social hour. It's a networking event. It's unwinding with friends. It's a time and place where it's okay to be green and to find out what others in your city are doing to be green, work green, play green, or live green. And it happens all over the country and the world in over 300 cities. Proving that it's never too late to join the green movement, Green Drinks Greensboro will begin meeting every third Wednesday of the month on the 2nd floor of Natty Greene's Brewing Company (345 S. Elm St.) starting on June 18th from 5:30 until 7:30(ish).
Green Drinks Greensboro invites all those who care about the environment, teach about and learn about the environment, work in an environment-related field, have interest in the environment, environmental products, sustainable building, environmental protection, eating local, ecological design, alternative energy…you get the idea. There will be no agenda and there are no dues. From time-to-time we will allow a few minutes for short presentations. To get on our e-mail list, simply send an email to greendrinksgso@gmail.com and we will keep you posted on our events. See you there!
And, to truly make this a fun event for all, please forward this message on to others who would enjoy this event. You can search www.greendrinks.org to see what other groups around the world are doing.
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