Festival Home Performers Tickets Festival Info Stage Schedules Activities Volunteer Donations Travel Vendors & Exhibits About Clearwater Join our Email List and get Festival updates: Clearwater Home Vendors & Exhibitors   Vendors & Exhibits       Crafts Green Living Expo Learn how to enjoy a luscious garden without using chemical pesticides and fertilizers, how to create backyard habitat that supports wildlife, how to invest your money wisely, how to insulate your home using recycled, fire-retardant newspaper fibers, how to utilize the 50-degree temperature of the earth to heat and cool your home, and how photovoltaic solar cells can cause your electric meter to spin backwards letting you to sell as much energy to the grid as you buy! Discover career opportunities in green businesses, how you can have a zero net energy home, how kids can help make a difference, and how you can vote with your dollars for a truly sustainable future... and save money and resources while doing it. Handmade Crafts and Fine Art Over 60 artists from across the country. Here you can directly see the makers of your favorite crafts, ask them questions and learn about their processes, techniques and inspirations. Clearwater encourages the use of re-used, recycled, pesticide-free and sustainably harvested materials whenever possible. This area also offers hands-on crafts experiences and demonstrations. Marketplace Marketplace contains fair-trade crafts and other products that are not made by the vendor, but must still be made without the use of sweat-shops or environmentally hazardous materials or conditions. Food Court The Clearwater Festival food vendors bring a variety of natural, international, vegetarian, comfort and festival foods, freshly prepared on site and served all weekend. Working Waterfront Get in a boat on the Grand Old River! Experience the pleasure of boating on the Hudson River. Ride in a small boat, a kayak, or sail on a Tall Ship. The Activist Area This important element of the Clearwater Festival gives groups the opportunity to explain to the public how their efforts heal and transform the world into a better place. Over 50 groups (non-profits, activist organizations, and community groups) bring a broad range of grassroots issues—globalization, social justice, environmental concerns, human rights, universal health care, homelessness, racism, homophobia, poverty, animal rights, world peace, loss of civil liberties, prison reform, disability rights, hunger, freedom of speech, and reproductive rights—to main stream audiences in a comfortable accessible way.