House of Yes announces eco-friendly changes at Love Fest

The House of Yes has announced plans to go green at the Love Fest in Bushwick Sunday.

News 12 Staff

Apr 21, 2019, 10:17 PM

Updated 1,831 days ago

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The House of Yes has announced plans to go green at the Love Fest in Bushwick Sunday.
Attendees learned about going green in an effort to save the planet at the festival. The owners of House of Yes say they decided to go completely green and are switching to eco-friendly business products to support the environment.
The festival also features educational panels, performances and an eco-friendly market.
Organizers say they wanted to bring the community together to do something impactful, and that people should make an effort everyday to adopt habits that can save the planet.


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