Do It Green! Minnesota offers hands-on, interactive workshops throughout the metro area to motivate Minnesotans to live greener.
Through the years we have worked hard to bring together information and resources to promote living green through our Do It Green! Magazine and web database. Our workshops were created in 2006 to help bridge folks from learning about living green and sustainably, to actually DOING IT!
Each of us are on a sustainability journey – whether you are just starting to learn about green living issues, or have become a green guru, these workshops are designed with hands-on and interactive elements to help you take that next step in your journey during the workshop itself towards making a long term behavior change for the environment and your health. The topics and activities in our workshops are chosen with two key elements in mind:
Join us for an upcoming Do It Green! workshop - while you’re at it, invite a friend, family member or co-worker to join you on your green living journey! Change is always easier if you have a community of supporters.
Workshop Fees:
We charge a minimal fee for workshops to ensure attendance, to purchase workshop supplies, presenter fees, space rental and workshop promotions. It is a priority to make workshops accessible to folks of all income levels. If you are not able to afford a workshop fee, please email ami@doitgreen.org or call 612-345-7973 to request a sliding scale or workshop scholarship option.
You may also register for workshops and pay by cash or check the day of the event by emailing your name, email and phone number and which workshop you will be attending to info@doitgreen.org or by calling 612-345-7973.

“Eco Fashion” is of the few trends you actually should latch onto for more than one season. For this workshop, clean out your closet, your family members’ closets, and your friends’ closets and bring those gently used clothes and accessories to our clothing swap. You get to be rid of your old stuff and go home with a few new-to-you pieces for your wardrobe! Ellen Gavin, owner of Birch Clothing, will be available to discuss sustainable and reclaimed fabrics, organic clothing, local designers and more.

Thursday, September 18. 6-8 pm