Lean, mean, green living machine
Now in its 12th year, the Sustainable Living Fair today and Sunday at Legacy Park, 300 Woodlawn Drive in Fort Collins, was at the forefront of the “Green Revolution.” It has since grown from a quaint college-campus event to a two-day festival featuring notable speakers, hundreds of vendors, more than 75 workshops and demonstrations, food, entertainment and more. Admission is $8; kids under 12 get in free. Information: . Read an interview with Sustainable Living Association executive director Kellie Falbo at
News from down under
The Finished Basement Co., an outfit that specializes in subterranian finishing and remodeling projects, invites homeowners to bring their photos, floor plans and questions to a free Basement Expo event from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Sunday featuring professional designers and home-theater experts. Do-it-yourselfers are welcome; no reservations required. 1205 S. Platte River Drive; more at index_den.html.
Grand Junction function
Several custom homes located throughout the Grand Valley are featured in the Housing and Building Association of Northwestern Colorado’s Parade of Homes, happening this weekend and next weekend. Each home on this self-guided tour spotlights a regional interior-design firm. Tickets are $10 at City Market locations in Grand Junction and Fruita. Details at .
