FEBRUARY 21st, 7-11pm

Powerhouse Energy Campus ·  430 North College Avenue

• Steampunk carnival games around sustainability and energy
• Odell beer and bears backyard grill gourmet meatballs 
• Costume Contest with prizes
• Live music from Swashbuckling Doctors and others
• FREE shuttle form Oak Street Plaza

At the Door Tickets $15

Entry + 5 game tickets

Check out Volunteer Opportunities Here
Volunteers receive free entry to the Carnivàle and an Odell brew on us!

Help us celebrate sustainable energy efforts in Colorado!

Community for Sustainable Energy is excited to introduce the first ever Energy Carnivàle! The Carnivàle brings together citizen groups working on energy, sustainability, or green projects. There will be a carnivàle area, beer from Odell Brewing Company, live music from the Swashbuckling doctors, and much more.

The Energy Carnivàle will focus on games and interactive experiences to show how energy can be captured, utilized and transformed. Each game is an opportunity for energy focused educational groups to create hands-on demonstrations. Some of the games include: Human Foosball, Life-sized Plinko and human sized mouse wheel. Costumes are encouraged, especially those that use, re-use, recycle or recreate found materials. There will be a costume contest with trophies for: most original, Steam Punk, people’s choice, and best revision with a Grand Prize from the Bike Coop! It's Mardi Gras time so think in Green, Gold and Purple Steampunk!

Parking is limited! FREE shuttle provided by Biodiesel for Bands - sign up using the form below. The shuttle will pick-up from Oak Street Plaza at 7 and 7:30pm and drop off at 10 and 11pm. Limited parking is available between the Aztlan Center and the Fine Arts Photography Center - busses and bikes are encouraged. 

Sponsors & contributors

Non-profit Partners

The NoCo Mini Maker Faire, The Growing Project, Biodiesel for Bands, Drive Electric Northern Colorado, Fort Collins Utilities, Clean Energy Collective, Transition, Zero Hero, 350 Fort Collins, Canyon Concert Ballet, and the Fort Collins Community Action Network