Rocktown Energy Festival 2021 – Renewable Energy

Aug 31, 2021

As the need for renewable energy rises so does accessibility. The first annual Rocktown Energy Festival is bringing the information you need to go green and live an environmentally sustainable life. This free event will take place on October 2nd at the Harrisonburg Farmers Market and will work to promote clean energy in the Valley. It will not just cover the large-scale efforts to utilize renewable energy but also highlight what individuals can do to make their homes, lives, and families greener.

This event will feature informational speakers, workshops, and sustainable-focused business owners to discuss the benefits of clean energy. The goal is to get members of the valley to explore green energy options and explore the benefits that follow. There will even be a familiar face at this event as our very own Charles Hendricks will be attending to talk about the importance of solar power, and sustainable homes.

We are beyond thrilled to not only be a part of this event but to sponsor in the hopes of educating homeowners on opportunities to save the environment, and save them money.

Related Posts

Welcome to the Team, Calvin!

Welcome to the Team, Calvin!

We are excited to announce that Calvin Bixler has joined the Gaines Group Architects team as our newest intern! ...
In Their Own Words: The Impact of Job Shadowing

In Their Own Words: The Impact of Job Shadowing

You don't have to guess whether taking the time to mentor makes a difference. The students who have walked through ...
Gaines Group Architects Named Top Employer for Interns!

Gaines Group Architects Named Top Employer for Interns!

I remember my first day at the firm. I had no idea what to expect when I arrived. I knew autocad. I had an ...
Celebrate Architecture Week at the Depot tonight!

Celebrate Architecture Week at the Depot tonight!

It doesn't seem like Easter weekend but that is what the calendar is telling me. It also doesn't seem like First ...
No results found.

Discover more from The Gaines Group Architects

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading