Kyra Maal-King and Lucca Kun of duet band Reverie perform for Sustainability Fest April 30 2025 at City College’s Great Meadow in Santa Barbara, Calif. The duet played contemporary folk music.
The Sustainability Festival, hosted by the Associated Student Government and Honors Program, was held from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 30, at the West Campus Great Meadow. The event included food, club activities, and hands-on ways to stay sustainable. Duet band “Reverie” played live music throughout the festival.
Founder of local publisher “Hourbook”, Faye Cox displays ‘Regenerative Economics’ April 30 at City College’s Great Meadow in Santa Barbara, Calif. The intention of “Hourbook” is to create a quick, accessible way of spreading information that can collectively shift the course of our planet. (Michael Lopez)A student engages in the mutlimodal lab’s zine focused stall April 30 at City College’s Great Meadow in Santa Barbara, Calif. “It’s been amazing to see what the student government and honors society have been putting into this and how everyone’s coming together with a different approach to sustainability.” said Maee James (center) on the topic of Sustainability Fest. (Michael Lopez)Clothes hang on a rack and lie on the floor during a clothing swap April 30 at City College’s Great Meadow in Santa Barbara, Calif. The clothing swap was initiated by the Associated Student Government (ASG), allowing students to drop off clothes to be donated, repurposed, or recycled. (Michael Lopez)The local Sustainability and Resilience Department hosts a booth April 30 at City College’s Great Meadow in Santa Barbara, Calif. Students were able to sign up for a newsletter to be informed about future environmentally focused events. (Michael Lopez)Isla Vista Compost Collective Project Managers Carly Marto and Richard Palafox speak to attendees April 30 at City College’s Great Meadow in Santa Barbara, Calif. Under the IV Community Services District, this program takes residential food scraps and turn them into compost locally. (Michael Lopez)
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