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Earthstock
Day 1:
EARTHSTOCK Block Party
A midday celebration with a farmer's market, clothing swap, plants, art and more.
Wednesday, April 22, 2026
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Nebraska Union's
Memorial Plaza + Meiers Common
FREE to attend.
Swag
Free EARTHSTOCK tote bags - while supplies last.
Farmer's Market
featuring:
- Ava E Cakery - custom cakes and cupcakes
- Bat Claws - press on nails
- Charmed by Chels - custom handmade jewelry
- Foundation for Lincoln City Libraries - used books
- Grassland Goods - all-natural beef tallow products
- Home Grown 6:35 - cookies
- Makayla Andersen - handmade jewelry and crochet items
- RoseVine Design - stickers, print products
- SomeGuys Services - window cleaning
- Vintage Cowboy - vintage clothing
Plant Giveaway
hosted by UPC Nebraska
- Free to UNL students only with Event Pass.
- 250 houseplants available.
- Plants are first come first serve; limit one plant per student.
Art Upcycle
hosted by UPC Nebraska
- Free to UNL students only with Event Pass.
- Create a personal piece of art using materials recycled from campus.
- Give a second life to materials that some would consider trash.
- Students get to keep the art they create.
Clothing Swap
hosted by SUSTAIN UNL
Sustainability Projects
Casually visit tables & booths hosted by ASUN Student Government's Environmental Leadership Program, showcasing their campus sustainability endeavors.
Day 2:
EARTHSTOCK Music Festival
Relax outdoors with hundreds of Huskers enjoying an spring evening of live music, fresh food, nature, and community.
Friday, April 24, 2026
7 to 9 p.m.
Nebraska Union's
Memorial Plaza + Meiers Common
FREE to attend.
Live Music Performances
Food
Limited quantities. Available to UNL Students only. Be prepared to show your NCard.
Swag
Free EARTHSTOCK tote bags - while supplies last.
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The Red Keys
EARTHSTOCK is a two-day celebration of the planet that happens every April at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
ASUN believes that defending our natural environment is good news for everyone - regardless of their background or field of study. That’s why we work to provide creative and educational programming for UNL students and Lincoln community members to recognize the urgency and feasibility of economic, social, and environmental sustainability in the face of climate change.
Want to provide a perspective, have an idea, or curious about getting involved? Send a message to asun1@unl.edu.