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Celebrate ‘green’ and local living at annual festival

A. Porter, Editor-in-Chief
April 6, 2022

Go Green in the City celebrates all things green, healthy and local

The annual festival, now in its 14th year, is an interactive street fair featuring more than 50 vendors, activities for children, local food, and live music while supporting green and local living in York County.

It takes place in #HistoricallyEdgy York between North Deaver Street, N. Pershing Avenue, West Clark Avenue and surrounding areas.

Organizer Downtown Inc. is a local nonprofit focused on the development of York’s present and future by driving change in the community.

Vendors include:

LettusKnow
Susquehanna Mills Co
Russy’s Sweet Treats
This is a Farmhouse
Perrydell Farm & Dairy

UPMC is sponsoring this event.

For more information about the annual street fair and Downtown Inc, click here.

About the Contributor

A. Porter, Editor In Chief

Porter comes to HawkEye Media while pursuing a degree in Journalism and Photography. She is passionate about human rights, ending the stigmas around mental...

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