I wanted to say thank you to everyone who attended the Kentucky Green Living Fair, whether as a guest or an exhibitor! I feel so fortunate that Sustainable Kentucky’s first event was a huge success. I don’t think success can be measured in numbers (although, yes, a lot of you showed up!) but I think it can be measured in good will. I’ve been overwhelmed with lovely emails from many kind folks who had a great time learning and connecting and simply enjoying being with like-minded people from around Kentucky.

I think my dear friend Rona Roberts of Savoring Kentucky summed it up best…

Kentucky can feed all Kentuckians well and permanently. Today’s #greenky event in Pulaski County moved us closer to that vision.

— Rona Roberts (@savoringky) March 31, 2013

I think our event was successful because we simply had THE BEST exhibitors in Kentucky. I can’t say enough about the amazing people that helped make this event possible. Visit the fair website for a complete list.

Thanks also to the Barn at Redgate for hosting the party—check ’em out for all your event needs! Also, if you are looking for an event planner, I know a guy—drop me a line and I’ll connect you with my brother who is THE MASTER at making the tiny, behind-the-scenes details happen. I’ve heard lots of, “But you would never know this was a first time event!” and that is because he took years of planning experience and graciously shared it (and a lot of hard work) with me!

Here’s a few snapshots from the day:

{Thanks to my dear friend Megan Spiro for snapping these shots for me while I was busy working!}

To read more about the day, you can check out these cool blogs…

Curio Quilt

Today’s Letters

Radical Farmwives

Rough Draft Farmstead

Picture Perfect Cooking

Thanks to our fair partners!

 

And our sponsors!

 Wilson’s Cedar Point Farm