Documentary Films + Local Solutions Event

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Take Note! “Plastic People” Now Screens May 18 at Grandview Theater

Dear Simply Living Community, We have an important update about our upcoming film screening of Plastic People—and while the date has shifted, we’re excited about the new location! Originally scheduled for May 4 at Studio 35, we’ve moved the event to Sunday, May 18 at Grandview Theater, another beloved venue […]

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Community Update, Documentary Films, Documentary Films + Local Solutions Event, Education, Environment, Events, Living Simply, News, Sustainable Living

An Earth Month Full of Fun and Education for the Community

Dear Simply Living Community, April is always a special time for us—a month when we join hands with neighbors, partners, and fellow advocates to celebrate Earth Day and recommit to protecting our planet. In many ways, Simply Living was conceived because of Earth Day. (Do you remember the Columbus Earth […]

America Recycles Day
Action Alert, Arts & Culture, Documentary Films, Documentary Films + Local Solutions Event, Environment, Events, Lifestyle, Sustainable Living

America Recycles Day: Bridging the Gap Between Individual Action and Corporate Responsibility

As we approach America Recycles Day this Friday, it’s an opportune moment to reflect on our relationship with waste and consumption. At Simply Living, we believe in fostering sustainable communities through conscious living and education. While individual efforts in recycling and reducing waste are commendable and necessary, it’s crucial to […]

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Climate, Documentary Films, Documentary Films + Local Solutions Event, Environment, Sustainable Living

Panel Discussion on the Story of Plastic

Our panel discussion/Q&A was held on Sunday July 12, 2020 at 2 pm and was streamed live on Simply Living’s  Facebook page and on our new YouTube channel.   We asked our panel: What can we do about the plastic problem? The panel included: > Elissa Yoder, Conservation Program Manager for the Ohio Sierra […]