Taste Features a Touch of Green

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Visitors to Taste Addison 2010 had plenty to choose from when it came to good food, live music, great rides and games.

They also had a chance to check out some ways to make their lives, and the Town, a little greener.

Looking to keep your attic cooler during the coming months of summer? You could check out a solar-powered way to do just that.

Hoping to make your house both comfortable and energy efficient? At least one vendor offered a one-stop solution.

Ready to move into more energy-friendly quarters at the new Vitruvian Park? The Savoye was on hand to spread the word.

Check out some images from some of the greener elements at this year’s Taste!

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Tags: Green Mountain, Savoye, Taste Addison, Vitruvian Park, WellHome

Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 | Businesses, Energy, Home & Garden, Recycling |

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