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Rocking Sustainability at the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals

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9.18.25
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Rocking Sustainability at the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals

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Rocking Sustainability at the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals

5 mins
Rocking Sustainability at the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals
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9.18.25
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11th Hour Racing was excited to be the Official Greening Partner at both the Newport Folk and Jazz festivals this summer.

A number of sustainable initiatives ran alongside the music at the 3-day festivals and our enthusiastic and motivated teams kept things moving behind the scenes as we worked toward zero onsite waste. From recycling, reusing, and composting to water refilling stations, a bike powered stage, sustainable food, and an education booth - every detail was designed with the planet in mind.

The result? Thousands of festival-goers came together to enjoy the music while treading a little lighter on the Earth and learning about ocean health. Look through the images and read the captions for more information on what we got up to!

Rocking Sustainability at the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals

Rocking Sustainability at the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals
Rocking Sustainability at the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals

Rocking Sustainability at the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals

Rocking Sustainability at the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals
Rocking Sustainability at the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals

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Jamie Haines, sailor “I grew up on the ocean, and in order to protect it, we need to solve the climate crisis. It all goes hand in hand.”

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Ian Walsh, big wave surfer “As athletes, ocean health and sustainability are at the heart of what we do – without the ocean, we wouldn’t be here.”

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Steve Benjamin, filmmaker “I really want people to fall in love with the ocean, to appreciate it more, and to try to alter their behavior around it. Everything ends up in the ocean, and it’s such a dumping ground for humanity. My hope is that people see the ocean as a living entity that needs to be protected.”

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Amory Ross, storyteller “How can I describe the ocean? The ocean is impossible to describe because it is endless; it is full of life, wonder, and mystery.”

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Todd Hannigan, surfer, composer, filmmaker “For my entire life, if things were upside down, I could always count on the ocean to set me straight.”

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