Events & Programs
We host and promote events that feature expert-led interactive learning. These events also allow for networking and collaboration among multi-stakeholders. The community got to explore and adopt climate solutions that are local and practical. Come learn, ask questions, and leave with clear next steps.
Upcoming CARH Events:
Circular Connect Festival Day is Here!
Sept 12, 2026
Climate Action Richmond Hill is proud to be an exhibitor at the Circular Connect Festival! Held at the Boreal Farms, where you can explore robotics and drones, sustainable agriculture, eco-architecture, soil regeneration, composting through hands-on activities and community learning. while connecting with local organizations working toward a more sustainable future!
Location: Boreal Farms (13175 Weston Road, King City)
Date: Saturday, Sept 12, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Climate-Related Community Events
Past Event Highlights & Takeaways
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Upcoming CARH Events: Food & Climate Action Seminar; Foundational Science Workshops
Owing to popular demands, we will host a 'Food and Climate Action' seminar again in March 2026. In April and May, we will lead 5 foundational science classes at Richmond Hill United Church to engage our young ones in learning about the climate crisis, and why and how we can tackle it in a myriad of ways.
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Featured Event: Food & Climate Action
Door Raffle Prize & SWAG Bags of eco-friendly goodies!
Join us for an inspiring Climate Action Seminar with a panel of experts on healthy diets, gardening, composting, and more!
Panel Speakers:
Dr. Zahra Kassam – Food Advisor, Canadian Coalition for Green Health Care
Robin Entera – Co-Founder, York Durham Plant Based Treaty
Debbie Coleman – Certified Master Gardener (LSSMG), Richmond Hill Garden & Horticultural Society
Glenn Munroe – Manager, Special Projects, Compost Council of Canada
Nov 22 2025 (Sat) 2:00-4:30 p.m.
Location: Richmond Hill Central Library (Rooms A & B)
Limited seats!
Let’s tackle climate action together — one plate, one plant, and one compost pile at a time!
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