IN PLAIN SITE EVENTS + WORKSHOPS
Schedule at a Glance
During the event, explore all activities freely—only the DOER Marine Tour requires prior registration. Find the descriptions for activities below!
TALKS
@ The Speakers Corner
1:00 PM
Solving Climate Change with Professor Rob Jackson
2:00 PM
Artist Talk with Photographer Noah Berger
4:00 PM
Artist Talk with Photographer Barbara Boissevain
WORKSHOPS
Meet at the Info Booth
12:00 PM
Capture the Fest with Maurice Rameriez
4:30 PM
Alameda Point Photo Walk with East Bay Photo Collective
TOURS
Make sure register ahead of time!
1:45 PM
DOER Marine Tours with President Liz Taylor
3:45 PM
DOER Marine Tours with President Liz Taylor
ALL DAY ACTIVITIES
Try your hand at creating climate art!
all day
Climate Collages with Eve and Logan Delay
all day
Foam Relief Printing with the Odds and Ends Project
Talks
Solving Climate Change with Professor Rob Jackson
Join local photojournalist Maurice Ramirez as he shares expert tips on capturing the spirit of an event! Learn how to frame dynamic shots, anticipate key moments, and tell a compelling story through your photos. Maurice will also share advice on working with natural light, adjusting settings on the fly, and engaging with subjects to create authentic images. Meet at the Speakers Corner at 12 PM sharp!
1:00 PM
2:00 PM
Artist Talk with Photographer Noah Berger
Noah Berger is an pulitzer-prize winning photojournalist whose work captures the devastating effects of climate change, particularly through his powerful coverage of California wildfires. His striking images have been featured in The New York Times, National Geographic, and The Washington Post, bringing global attention to the environmental crises shaping our world. Noah will be sharing insights from his years documenting climate change and its impacts—don’t miss this chance to hear his stories behind the lens!
4:00 PM
Artist Talk with Photographer Barbara Boissevain
Barbara Boissevain is a California based, renowned visual artist whose project Salt of the Earth documents the striking beauty and environmental changes of salt ponds along the San Francisco Bay. Through vibrant aerial, ground level and macro/underwater perspectives, she highlights the intersection of industry, ecology, and climate change, inviting viewers to consider the human impact on natural landscapes and in return, how nature regenerates and reclaims those altered landscapes. Barbara will be presenting her work and sharing the stories behind her captivating images—don’t miss this opportunity to explore her powerful perspective!
WORKSHOPS
Capture the Fest with Maurice Rameriez
Join local photojournalist Maurice Ramirez as he shares expert tips on capturing the spirit of an event! Learn how to frame dynamic shots, anticipate key moments, and tell a compelling story through your photos. Maurice will also share advice on working with natural light, adjusting settings on the fly, and engaging with subjects to create authentic images. Meet at the Speakers Corner at 12 PM sharp!
12:00 PM
Alameda Point Photo Walk with East Bay Photo Collective
Join the East Bay Photo Collective (EBPCO) for a special photo walk exploring the unique landscapes of Alameda Point. Bring your camera and meet at the Info Booth at 4:30 for this guided 60-minute activity. Afterwards, gather at Almanac Brewing to share images and stories. Selected photographs from participants will be featured in the EBPCO online gallery. All cameras and experience levels welcome!
4:30 PM
Tours
DOER Marine Tours with President Liz Taylor
Head back stage at the DOER Marine shop and learn about their innovative technology, marine research and inspiring collaborative projects. Meet at the Info Booth at 1:45 PM or 3:45 PM to walk over to the DOER Marine Shop with the tour group. Tour is limited to 15 people, so please reserve your ticket through Eventbrite prior to the festival.
1:45 PM
3:45 PM
All day activities
Climate Collages with Eve and Logan Delay
Explore a hands-on collage activity with prompts to reflect on what you want to protect from climate change. Play with 3D found object collages and 2D paper scraps -- fun for all ages!
all day
Future Visions Foam Relief Printing with the Odds and Ends Project
Create foam relief prints from recycled materials about your visions of a climate positive future. Your print will join others on a large scale communal printed quilt.