Next Weekend Go Green At The Port
By Danny Epstein – Special to SUNonline/Orillia
The countdown is on! Sustainable Orillia’s Green Innovation Weekend will take place at Orillia’s waterfront Centennial Park July 26 and 27. Now in its seventh year, this year’s event will be the largest to date.
Thanks to the ongoing partnership with the Orillia Chamber of Commerce which has allowed Sustainable Orillia to join with the Chamber’s popular Mardi Gras festival, and Tourism Ontario’s sponsorship promotion on social media, the 2025 Green Innovation Weekend has more people, more innovation and more green solutions than ever before.
What began as a modest, one-day electric vehicle showcase has evolved into a two-day celebration featuring a record 32 vendors and exhibitors from the green marketplace – including electric mobility to energy efficiency and eco-conscious consumer goods, and more.
Win An E-Bike
Visitors will have a chance to win an e–bike donated by an event sponsor, Super E-Bikes. Visit the Sustainable Orillia booth upon arrival at Centennial Park to pick up an event passport and learn about how to enter the contest. Attending the Green Innovation Weekend is a fun and easy way to support sustainability and walk away with a chance to ride greener.
Participating vendors and exhibitors:
- Subaru of Orillia
- Orillia Volkswagen
- Sunrise Toyota
- Lakeland EV Charging
- Enbridge Gas
- Navigator Boats
- ENVGO
- Manticore Books
- Executive Wealth Advisors
- Stocks Apiaries
- Create Your Wave
- Sunshine BBQ
- Super E-Bikes
- Orillia Kia
- HWY 11 Chrysler
- Audi
- Green Storage
- Diamond Renewable Energy
- The Sharing Place
- City of Orillia
- Rebel Design (Face Painting)
- Parklane Landscaping
- Greenworks
- Clear Result
- Home Hardware
- EV Society
- Tooketree Passive Homes
- Fram Group
- Orser Technical
- Severn Sound Environmental Association
- Stabilized Water of Canada
- Sustainable Orillia
Experience the future of sustainable living and become part of a greater movement towards a greener tomorrow right here in our own backyard. Explore, learn, support local and be the spark for change.
(Photo by Swartz – SUNonline/Orillia)
