Photos: Seeds, Bees, Potatoes And More At Habana Outpost's Earth Day Expo

Victoria Williams, 4, and her potato named Ears, enjoyed the Earth Day festivities.

From Fort Greene and Clinton Hill to Ditmas Park and even Washington Heights, families from across Brooklyn and New York City enjoyed a rare gorgeous day out by gathering at Habana Outpost’s Earth Day Expo this past Saturday, April 18.

Teo, 6, of Ditmas Park, on the smoothie blending bike powered by human pedal power.

Among the fun activities were a large composting and recycling box setup, eco-friendly face-painting courtesy of Fruiggie Organic Arts and Crafts, glitter tattoos, potato painting from Greene Grape, a bee display from the Gowanus Canal Conservancy, kid-sized planter decorations plus little sprouting plants courtesy of P.S. 20 Farms, a bike that blended a blended smoothies, and electronic waste recycling from the Lower East Side Ecology Center.

Jaren, nine, Harrison, five, and Nadia, five, with their decorated planters at the Earth Day Expo.

There were also drink samples from Kelso Beer and Crown Jewel sorrel.

Magnolia, four, got her face painted by local business Fruiggie, at the Earth Day Expo.

Earth Day 2015 is this coming Wednesday, April 22.