"Take Me To The River"

Friday, March 25
Registration and Expo, 11 a.m.
Luncheon, Noon
Main Library Multipurpose Room

As the City of Jacksonville strives to ensure the vitality of the environment, the annual Mayor’s Environmental Luncheon will celebrate a number of successes that have taken place throughout the year by local environmental groups and individuals.  This year’s theme focuses on preserving and enhancing everyone’s access to the St. Johns River. 

Hosted by Jacksonville Mayor John Peyton, the luncheon provides the opportunity for the Mayor and local environmental groups to recognize individuals and groups who have made significant contributions throughout the year to preserve the environment. The event will also showcase exhibits and information on local environmental organizations and programs.  

Tickets

$30 per person (lunch included)
Tickets can be purchased at the City of Jacksonville Office of Special Events.
Cash and checks made payable to the City of Jacksonville are accepted.
For credit card payments, call (904) 630-3690.
Tickets may also be purchased at the door, depending on availability.

Presenting Organizations

Organizations presenting awards include:

• City of Jacksonville Office of the Mayor More Information
• Environmental Protection Board More Information
• Greenscape More Information
• Keep Jacksonville Beautiful Commission More Information
• North Florida Land Trust More Information
• Sierra Club of Northeast Florida More Information
• St. Johns Riverkeeper More Information
• Tree Hill Nature Center More Information

More Information 

Parking is available at metered spaces or the Duval Street Garage.
For more information on the 2011 Mayor's Environmental Luncheon, call (904) 630-3690 or email events@coj.net.