Tuesday, April 30 from 7-8:30pm. Cary Memorial Library, Living Room (1874 Massachusetts Avenue Lexington).
Internationally published author and humorist Eve Schaub challenged her family to attempt the seemingly impossible: to live in the modern world, for an entire year, without creating any trash at all. This talk will trace the high and low points of Schaub’s family’s Zero Waste journey, focusing on lessons learned and where 
we go from here.
Following Eve’s presentation and Q&A, we will hear from Maggie Peard, Lexington Sustainability and Resilience Officer, and Erica Bouchard Rabins, owner of Center Goods. Maggie will talk about curbside recycling options in Lexington and Erica will talk about greenwashing and how to avoid non-recyclable items with refillable and reusable items.
Email reminders are sent 48 hours before the event takes place. If this event is canceled, the contact information you enter will be used to get in touch with you. Copies of the author’s book will be available for purchase through Maxima Book Center.
Presented in partnership with Lexington Zero Waste and the Lexington Sustainability and Resilience Office. This program is made possible by the generous donors to the Cary Library Foundation with support from LexZeroWaste.
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