earthfest boston 2009
What do green creatures, hordes of people (many unshaven), free organic chips and bever
ages, and ’90s one-hit wonder bands have in common?
They’re all a part of EarthFest 2009, Radio 92.9’s 16th annual concert and homage to the Earth and all things environmentally friendly. The festivities are this Saturday, May 30, at the Hatch Shell along the Charles River.
If you’ve never been to EarthFest or if you’ve never heard of it, now is the time to put on the tie-dyed T-shirt and venture forth. Walk along the Charles from the BU Beach and you can’t miss it: look for friendly people handing out free food samples and information about environmentally sustainable practices. Or take the Green Line to the Arlington T stop, walk through the Common, and head over Storrow Drive.
The music starts at noon with local band Red Summer Sun, followed by Shawn Mullins, Seven Mary Three, Lemonheads, and the headliner, Soul Asylum (their set starts at 4 p.m.). If you don’t recognize the bands’ names, don’t worry — you’ll recognize one or two of their songs.

They’re all a part of EarthFest 2009, Radio 92.9’s 16th annual concert and homage to the Earth and all things environmentally friendly. The festivities are this Saturday, May 30, at the Hatch Shell along the Charles River.
If you’ve never been to EarthFest or if you’ve never heard of it, now is the time to put on the tie-dyed T-shirt and venture forth. Walk along the Charles from the BU Beach and you can’t miss it: look for friendly people handing out free food samples and information about environmentally sustainable practices. Or take the Green Line to the Arlington T stop, walk through the Common, and head over Storrow Drive.
The music starts at noon with local band Red Summer Sun, followed by Shawn Mullins, Seven Mary Three, Lemonheads, and the headliner, Soul Asylum (their set starts at 4 p.m.). If you don’t recognize the bands’ names, don’t worry — you’ll recognize one or two of their songs.
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