Many of the comments in response to Danny Westneat’s column about Coltura raised the libertarian argument, which is, in its essence, “Why should the government tell me what fuel I can use? The free market should decide.”
Coltura is excited to bring to Seattle the first-ever No Gasoline concert - a landmark cultural event where all musicians and their gear will travel to and from the event without using gasoline.
We are committed to using public art to drive environmental activism. This Friday, June 2 we will unveil our newest piece of statement art, "The Gas Trap," a 25-foot-high inflatable, kinetic sculpture stage and live performance piece that calls attention to the harm-and death-caused by our individual and collective use of gasoline.
Miller Community Center (330 19th Ave E, Seattle)Our Green Neighborhood Revolution is a free interactive experience for all, designed to educate, entertain, and inspire Seattle families to live greener.