EcoArts Festival 2026 showcases cutting edge work of artists from across the United States reflecting on ecological realities and envisioning climate solutions and earth futures. All events take place in and around the Climate Imaginarium located in Colonel Row on Governors Island. Interactive activities, workshops and visual art exhibitions run 11am-4pm. Performances run 12:45-2:45pm. Tickets are free. Reservations recommended. SCHEDULE: Workshops: Participate in creating an installation focused on endangered aquatic animals with artist January Yoon Cho (11am-4pm) Paper making workshop with Rejin Leys (11am-2pm) Eat hors d'oeuvres featuring edible bugs from Samuel Ezra Fisch (12:30pm-3pm) Create weavings from recycled fabric with Inez Devereaux (2-4pm) Performances: 12:45 and 2:00pm (45 minutes each) Rulan Tangen/Dancing Earth - Bodies of Water/Earth Air Artichoke Dance Company - Within the Waters Kristen Klein/Inclined Dance Project - Vista Vannia Ibarguen/VIDA Dance Arts - Daughter of the Lake/Haja de la Laguna 1:30-2pm: a multi-site performance intervention with Dancing Earth. Visual Art: Traci Johnson - Remember My Compass Star (Sculpture) Katie Pell - Super Fun Site (Installation) S Emsaki - Postcards from the Atlantic (Installation) The Brooklyn-based Artichoke Dance Company is one of the nation's leading eco-arts organizations, delighting audiences of all ages with dynamic site-reflective performance works and educational programming.