San Diego EarthFest

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25 APR Sat 2026

11:00 AM 5:00 PM

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San Diego’s BIGGEST Earth Day Festival! Celebrate our planet with delicious food, fun activities and live entertainment at Balboa Park.

About this Event

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*SAN DIEGO'S BIGGEST EARTH DAY EVENT*

*Presented by***

San Diego EarthFest is a FREE Earth Day celebration featuring over 100 eco-friendly food, product and service vendors as well as environmental, conservation and animal rescue groups.

We are excited to continue the tradition of celebrating Earth Day at Balboa Park for over 30 years. This zero-waste event is family-friendly and dog-friendly. A portion of profits will be donated to local nonprofit groups. This event is held on the expansive lawn located at Park Boulevard and Presidents Way.

Enjoy a full day of entertainment with music, speakers and panel discussions plus yoga and wellness classes and activities for kids.

International Food Court
Live Music and DJs
Speakers and Demos
Kid-Friendly Activities

This zero-waste event is family-friendly and dog-friendly. A portion of profits will be donated to local nonprofit groups.

Since the first Earth Day observation in 1970, more than 1 billion people now participate in Earth Day events each year, making it the largest civic observance in the world.

This is a rain or shine event.

*PARKING:*
There are eleven free parking lots located across Balboa Park. Visit the Parking page on the Balboa Park website to learn more

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About Us

Viridian Productions creates sustainable events that cultivate community and inspire healthy living.

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