Earth Day at The Spire

Celebrate Earth Day in a remarkable way this year at The Spire in Kingston! On Sunday, April 21, join us for an extraordinary event featuring the renowned adventurer, author, and underwater explorer Jill Heinerth. This special Earth Day multimedia presentation is not just an event; it’s an experience that promises to expand your horizons and deepen your connection with our planet. Jill, with her incredible explorations from the icy depths of Antarctica to her advisory role on Avatar 2, shares her profound insights and awe-inspiring stories, inviting you to embark on a journey to discover the beauty and significance of our aquatic world. This is a must-attend event for anyone in Kingston passionate about adventure, exploration, and the stewardship of our natural environment.

In addition to Jill’s captivating presentation, The Spire will become a hub of interactive learning and engagement. Post-presentation, dive into a vast, walkable map provided by The Royal Canadian Geographical Society and the Ontario Association of Geographic & Environmental Education. These esteemed organizations will be on-site, ready to engage with over six hundred guests, offering a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of our planet’s geography and the critical importance of preserving our natural landscapes. Whether you’re a seasoned environmental advocate or just beginning to explore the wonders of our world, this segment of the event is designed to inspire and educate attendees of all ages.

But the celebration doesn’t end there. Kingston Youth Climate Action will present a striking art installation centered on water systems, providing a visual and interactive exploration of environmental themes. This is a fantastic chance to mingle, engage with various environmental agencies and organizations, and appreciate the artistic expressions of Kingston’s youth. Whether you’re looking to be inspired, educated, or simply to enjoy a day of community and conservation, Earth Day at The Spire is the place to be. Secure your tickets now, ranging from $15 to $35, and be part of a community coming together to celebrate and protect our precious Earth.