AURORA, Colo. - TelAve -- The Walls Project—an organization dedicated to revitalizing underused spaces through volunteerism, public art, and community cleanups—has announced plans for Earth Day Aurora 2026, a three-week, citywide series of community-driven events taking place April 6–28.

Through The Walls Project's Reactivation Program, the initiative will engage thousands of youth, students, educators, families, and volunteers in hands-on environmental activities, including school garden expansion, mural installations, tree planting, and community stewardship projects. These efforts are designed to create lasting impact by increasing canopy coverage, expanding access to fresh food, activating public spaces, and fostering community pride.

Earth Day Aurora 2026 reflects The Walls Project's ongoing commitment to youth leadership, environmental literacy, and civic engagement. By combining education, placemaking, and climate-focused initiatives, the program aims to cultivate the next generation of environmental stewards while delivering tangible community assets.

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Key projects include soil preparation and garden installations at Lansing Elementary School and Ponderosa Elementary School. Ponderosa will also serve as the site of a new mural created in partnership with students and volunteers, culminating in a public reveal during the Earth Day Culture Fest on April 22.

Additional events include a community tree planting in partnership with the City of Aurora and a mural installation at Florence Crittenton Services (FloCrit), in collaboration with local nonprofit SustainEd.

Event Highlights:

• April 6–17: School garden installations and mural preparation at Lansing and Ponderosa Elementary
• April 22 (3–7 PM): Earth Day Culture Fest at Ponderosa Elementary
• April 26 (9 AM–12 PM): Community tree planting event
• April 27–28: FloCrit mural preparation and installation (closed to public)

Volunteer registration is now open. For more information or to sign up, visit http://earthdayco26.paperform.co/. For more on The Walls Project, visit http://thewallsproject.org

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The Walls Project extends thanks to its sponsors, including Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation, Montezuma Orchard Restoration Project, Nick's Garden Center, SustainEd, Ponderosa Elementary School, and Cherry Creek School District.

Together, Earth Day Aurora 2026 is more than a few weeks of service. It is a reminder that building a more vibrant community happens when neighbors come together, roll up their sleeves, and continue the work.