Join us this Saturday from 10a-12pm as we finish cutting back the last of the winter grasses at our community Chop n' Drop. Sign up below! Spring Chop 'n' Drop […]
🎉 Come see us at LIC Partnership’s annual community street festival LIC Springs! on May 31, along Vernon Boulevard, where Solar One (NYC Environmental Education Non-profit) will have hands on […]
Come get up close & personal with the finned friends of the East River Estuary! Thanks to our ongoing collaboration with Lower East Side Ecology Center, we are once again […]
On Tuesday, September 9th, 2025, we are hosting Solar One’s People-Power for the Planet Community Social: a joyful, outdoor celebration for the Grand Opening of the brand-new Solar One Environmental […]
Join us for a morning of connecting to land and one another at Stuyvesant Cove, a waterside native plant park just a few blocks down the street from the Manhattan […]
On September 21st, Solar One is supporting the global Sun Day movement, organized by the environmental author Bill McKibben in collaboration with his organization Third Act. This will take place […]
Come get up close & personal with the finned friends of the East River Estuary! Thanks to our ongoing collaboration with Lower East Side Ecology Center, we are once again […]
Our new Environmental Education Center is finally open, and we are ready to start making moves on our new food forest education garden! Join Stuy Cove Park staff for a […]
The Solar One Gala: Learning & Growing Together, on Thursday, October 16th, 2025, will be an evening soirée by the East River, celebrating the supporters, partners, and visionaries who helped […]
The NYC Public Schools Office of Energy and Sustainability and Solar One's Green Design Lab (GDL) team have been partnering for more than 9 years to provide energy and solar […]
Join us for the Fall 2025 Community Ecology Reading Group, in partnership with NYC Parks GreenThumb! This media meetup is a non-traditional book club with an open-ended, collaborative twist. Here’s […]
oin us for a morning of connecting to land and one another at Stuyvesant Cove, a waterside native plant park just a few blocks down the street from the Manhattan […]
