Living Sustainably Along the Lakeshore

Living Sustainably Along the Lakeshore Received the 2016 Top Project of the Year Award from the MDEQ NEP. https://hollandsustainabilityreport.org/

Living Sustainably Along the Lakeshore was established in 2014 and is a collaborative partnership which seeks to inform and empower Holland area citizens to live more sustainably. We offer FREE educational events which aim to educate and empower Holland area residents to live more sustainably. The series is brought to you by the following sponsor organizations, with additional endorsing partners t

hat assist with individual events relevant to their respective missions:

-City of Holland, as part of the Sustainability Committee’s efforts
-Herrick District Library, as part of the Library’s adult programming series
-Hope College, as part of the Office of Sustainability
-League of Women Voters, as part of the Natural Resource Committee’s efforts
-Macatawa Area Coordinating Council (MACC)
-Outdoor Discovery Center, as part of the NatureRich Program
-West Michigan Environmental Action Council (WMEAC)

The series follows the City of Holland's Sustainability Framework for creating a more sustainable community for all.

League of Women Voters of The Holland Area
02/02/2026

League of Women Voters of The Holland Area

10/28/2025

The NEA Big Read Lakeshore has named a title for 2025. Here's what to expect:

10/28/2025

https://hope.edu/news/2025/arts/the-many-voices-project-to-present-a-staged-reading-of-walden.html

The Hope College “Many Voices Project” will present a staged reading of “Walden” by Amy Berryman at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 30, in the Schaap Auditorium in the Bultman Student Center. This event is in collaboration with the Hope College’s Advocates for Sustainability (HAS), Green Hope and the Department of Theatre. The reading is free to attend, but seating is limited.

“Walden” follows twin sisters, Stella and Cassie, who have both been raised by their father to become astronauts. However, while Cassie continued to work at NASA and become very successful in her field, Stella left that life-behind-for-a-new one with her fiancé, Bryan, on an Earth that is hanging on by its last thread. Set in a not-so-distant future, the two sisters reunite after being apart for over a year. As they reconnect and old tensions and problems rise to the surface, the sisters must make difficult decisions both for themselves and humanity as a whole.

Hope College Hope College Center for Diversity and Inclusion Hope College Theatre Department

10/06/2025

Hope College invites the community to attend its Sustainability Symposium, which will be held on Tuesday evening, Oct. 21, at the Jack H. Miller auditorium. This event is free and open to the general public.

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