RadioRadio will perform at the Blue Dome District festival. Tulsa World file

What:	OKGreenfest is an environmentally-friendly, carbon-neutral music festival and community event. In 2008, Oklahoma Greenfest was the first "Carbon Neutral" event in the State of Oklahoma. In 2008, Oklahoma Greenfest offset 43 tons of Carbon Dioxide emissions, which were invested in the Horse Hollow Wind Project II in Wingate, TX for the development of wind energy.
When:	5-11 p.m. June 26 and noon-11 p.m. June 27
Where:	June 26: Blue Dome District, downtown Tulsa; June 27: River West Festival Park (Amphitheater Stage).
Admission:	2-day passes are $15.50 plus fees, available at tulsaworld.com/GetTix, Reasor's, Starship Music, Ida Red at Buy For Less in OKC or by calling (866) 443-8849.
Note:	Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome. No coolers or ice chests.
Online:	www.tulsaworld.com/OKGreenfest
Headliners:	The Pink Spiders, Electric Touch, RadioRadio, The Red Dirt Rangers, My Solstice, A.D.M., Kiernan McMullan, Cody Clinton & the Bishops, The Diamond Center, Paul Benjaman Band, Philip Zoellner Band, Klondike 5, Mama Sweet, Andy Juhl, Awaken From Falling, and many more.
Also available:	Festival participants can share Green tips with local “Green” groups, stroll the “Green Market,” check out local art, and enjoy great music. Vendors and sponsors include Whole Foods Market, McNellie’s Pubhouse, El Guapo’s, The Dilly Deli, JoMama’s Pizza, Downtown Tulsa Unlimited, Central Tech, Elote, Sustainable Tulsa, The Millennium Project, Tulsa Partners, The MET, Tulsa Master Recyclers, Tulsa Transit, City of Tulsa Stormwater Management, the Carrie Dickerson Foundation, The HUB, Tulsa Living Arts, The Blue Dome Diner, First Street Music Hall and more. Some of the ways organizers will reduce Oklahoma's "carbon footprint": offer organic, locally grown foods; not allow styrofoam on-site; recycle plastic and paper; use bio-degradable and compostable paper products; use biodiesel and/or solar powered generators on festival grounds. Additionally, we will be further offsetting our carbon intake by using carbon-free products whenever possible and purchasing Carbon Offset credits to invest in alternative (clean) energy in our region.