Morgan Hill Earth Day Festival — April 25

Morgan Hill will hold its fifth annual Earth Day Festival on Saturday, April 25, with free activities at the Community and Cultural Center from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. (morganhilltimes.com) The event is organized by the City of Morgan Hill and the American Association of University Women Morgan Hill’s Climate Education and Action Committee, and it will take place at 17000 Monterey Road. (morganhilltimes.com) City listings say attendees can expect food trucks, vendors, plant and craft sales, and free bike repairs during the five-hour festival. (morganhill.ca.gov) Organizers are framing the festival around practical climate and sustainability advice, with booths on recycling, composting, home electrification and electric vehicles. (aauwmh.org) The family programming is broad: the American Association of University Women page lists a Kids’ Zone with face painting, seed planting, flower-pot and birdhouse decorating, plus live animal ambassadors from the Wildlife Education and Rehabilitation Center. (aauwmh.org) This year’s festival also ties into a regional land-use debate just north of Morgan Hill. The Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority says its Earth Day presence will focus on proposed habitat restoration, public access and local agriculture plans in Coyote Valley. (openspaceauthority.org) The city has folded the festival into its 2026 Earth Day programming through the Environmental Services Division, which is using the event to connect residents with local conservation groups and service providers. (morganhill.ca.gov) For Morgan Hill, the April 25 event doubles as a neighborhood fair and a climate-action showcase, with no registration required for the main festival. (openspaceauthority.org)