Help make Earth Day a time of meaningful change in your community! Volunteers are needed on April 17, 18 and 19 for projects throughout the Seattle area. Activities take place parks, beaches, schools and forests. Actions will focus on climate change solutions like tree planting, energy efficiency retrofits, water protection, urban gardens and forest restoration. Produced with the participation of leading environmental organizations, along with city parks and recreation departments, the activities address current challenges and will help get important work done.  Suitable for individuals of all ages, including children and families Lots of fun activities to choose from! Sign ups are now closed. All volunteers are invited to attend a FREE "Thank You" concert on April 19. Blue Scholars Formed in Seattle in 2002, the Blue Scholars have been in the vanguard of Pacific Northwest “true school” hip-hop. In the tradition of bands like Arrest Development, Emcee Geologic and DJ/producer Sabzi experiment with poetic yet socially conscious rhymes that are nevertheless danceable. They released their debut LP, Blue Scholars, on their own, garnering Seattle Weekly’s nod as Album of the Year in the process. Renowned for their electric live shows, they’ve shared the stage with not only Kanye West, De La Soul and Matisyahu, but have rocked their message out for community center shows, labor organizing conferences and festivals such as Sasquatch! and Bumbershoot. www.myspace.com/bluescholars   The Croc 2200 Second Ave Seattle, WA 98121 8PM For sixteen years, music fans far and wide recognized the Crocodile as Seattle’s best live music venue. There is no other spot in the 206 with such a storied and beloved past, and no other rock and roll venue that has earned its right to occupy the hearts of so many.   Seattle Sponsors: