Learn how to get involved with climate action in Lancaster.

Share your stories with our community.

Connect with people and resources.

Join us for RegenAll’s first annual Climate Town Hall at Hamilton Park Church, the birthplace of Lancaster’s first Climate Action Neighborhood, if you’re ready to build community around climate action. All are welcome.

The Climate Town Hall is a community gathering designed to inspire conversation and connection around local climate solutions. You’re invited to learn about climate action and connect with folks from diverse backgrounds and experience levels.

When and Where

Sunday, January 26th | 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Hamilton Park Church (1210 Maple Avenue, Lancaster, PA)

What to Expect

• Discover tangible ways to get involved with local climate action.
• Connect with people, organizations, and resources.
• Share stories and ideas with fellow community members.
• Learn about RegenAll’s programs, resources, and impact.
• Listen to performances by local poet Sir Dominique Jordan and local musician and songwriter Andrew Pauls.
• Enjoy a social hour!
• Be one of the first people to partake in RegenAll’s first ever climate pie.

Not only will you be able to visualize Lancaster’s carbon inventory, but you also will be able to eat it! RegenAll researched Lancaster’s carbon emissions and found that they came from six major sectors in the county: industrial energy; transportation; residential energy; commercial energy; AFOLU (agriculture, forestry, and other land uses); and solid waste. At our Climate Town Hall, these will be represented by six different pies, which were generously donated in part by Lancaster Pie and Coffee. Which flavor will represent each sector is up for debate. Come help us eat away at Lancaster’s carbon emissions together!

Organizations Present 

• Citizens Climate Lobby
• College Park Climate Action Neighborhood
• Creation Care Committees (Brightside Baptist, Landisville Mennonite, St. Josephs)
• Department of Environmental Protection, Office of Environmental Justice
• Gardens Gone Native
• Global Shapers Lancaster
• Interfaith Power And Light
• Lancaster Compost Coop
• Red Rose Reuses
• Sierra Club (Purple Air Monitors)
• Solar United Neighbors

Parking 

Parking is available in a paved lot across the street from the municipal building. Street parking is available in front of Hamilton Park Church. Bike parking is encouraged on street signs and posts near the church entrance.

The Climate Town Hall is free and open to the public. Let’s come together to generate strong, healthy futures for both our planet and the people we share it with.