An evening to celebrate the environmental community in Ottawa
You are cordially invited to Ecology Ottawa’s thirteenth annual dinner – Éco Gala 2019 at the Horticulture Building (Lansdowne Park) on Wednesday, November 20th at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are on sale now!
It will be an exciting opportunity to take stock of the people, community partners and big ideas that will transform us into a greener capital.
This year’s Eco Gala will feature :
- A delicious vegan/vegetarian meal
- A green silent auction featuring great items from local green businesses.
- An opportunity to connect with the people and community groups growing the environmental movement in Ottawa.
The Eco Gala is the largest annual gathering celebrating Ottawa’s strong, dynamic and growing environmental movement. Don’t miss it, purchase your ticket today!
Here are some photos from previous Eco Galas in 2014, 2015 and 2016.
We look forward to seeing you at the Eco Gala on November 20.
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