Join the Plant-Forward Culture Change

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A large outdoor concert with a massive crowd facing a brightly lit stage with screens and a colorful sky in the background.

Four people standing outdoors at a festival or event, holding a black banner that reads 'plant futures.' They are smiling and posing in front of colorful abstract banners and trees, with sunlight filtering through the leaves.

A concert scene at night with colorful laser lights and a large crowd of people holding glow sticks and waving flags.

Two hands holding a tray with fried chicken sandwich, French fries, a bowl of fried chicken pieces, and a small sandwich with fried chicken, lettuce, tomato, and pancake bun, outdoors at a fair or park.

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Two women at an outdoor festival, smiling, holding food. One woman wears glasses, a beige shirt, and a cap, holding a basket of tater tots. The other woman wears round sunglasses, a hat with 'Cal' on it, and a white tank top with green text, holding a burger. There are other festival-goers in the background with a food stand overhead.

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Two smiling people standing under a large sign that reads 'PLANT BASE' at an outdoor event, with trees, other attendees, and tents in the background.

Culture leaders can’t afford climate inaction.

We partner with large-scale culture makers - artists, festivals, venues, teams, and campuses - to cut climate impact without compromising the experience.

We amplify positive sustainability and cultural activations by bringing visibility to powerful narratives from artists, food vendors, and community partners so the shift is felt, seen, and shared.

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Your audience is already paying attention.

Three people smiling and posing at an outdoor music festival. The person on the left and the person on the right are wearing white T-shirts with the slogan 'eat more plants!' They are standing in front of a colorful festival banner with text and logos. An orange umbrella and trees are visible in the background.

Two people at an outdoor event, smiling, with a man holding a sign that reads 'Plants are the Future.' The man is wearing a black sleeveless shirt, black shorts, neon green socks, black shoes, a black cap, and glasses. The woman is wearing a black top, a light-colored striped skirt, sunglasses, and is pointing at the sign.

Two men standing together outdoors in front of a colorful, abstract backdrop with trees in the background. The man on the left has long hair, a beard, and is wearing sunglasses, a pink cap, a white t-shirt, and jeans, holding a drink. The man on the right has short hair, a beard, and is wearing a bucket hat, a green t-shirt with a white design, patterned shorts, and athletic shoes.

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Field Insights

EDC Orlando 2025

A large, illuminated stage with a cityscape and an owl face design, decorated with green and orange lights, at a nighttime outdoor music festival with a crowd of people.

This year, Plant Futures came to the festival with one big question: What does a truly sustainable festival look like, and how do we get there together? So we asked the artists!

Deep Tropics 2025

Two men standing next to a banner at the Deep Tropics music festival, with trees and a tent in the background.

Deep Tropics showed how climate action can pulse through culture itself, transforming sustainability from logistics into language, and from infrastructure into experience.

Austin City Limits 2025

City skyline with tall modern buildings behind a green park at sunset, with people gathered in the park. Text reads 'Plant Futures' and 'Austin City Limits'.

At ACL, climate action shifts from operations into the rhythm of the crowd, where food, music and moments intertwine to make sustainability feel essential, not optional.

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Recent Campaigns and Case Studies

Lollapalooza 2025

Two people standing inside a colorful frame that says 'Lollapalooza.' They are outdoors in front of a fountain and city skyline. The woman is wearing a green shirt, white skirt, black boots, and sunglasses, with her arm raised. The man is wearing a green shirt, black shorts, sneakers, and a hat, giving a thumbs-up.

W e explored how climate action can move from operational checklists to cultural conversation. This case shows what's possible when sustainability is treated not just as logistics.

Outside Lands 2025

A stylized illustration of trees with the word 'OUTSIDE LANDS' in bold white letters across the center.

Plant Futures leveraged press and media strategy to elevate sustainability as a cultural priority. By working with artists, journalists, and storytellers, we helped shape a narrative that connected climate action to the values and voices of the festival.

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EDC Las Vegas 2025

At one of the world’s largest music events, Plant Futures worked to elevate sustainability through artist messaging, community-led storytelling, and cultural alignment. This case highlights how talent and fan culture can be mobilized to shift norms, not just operations.

Portola 2024

A stylized graphic with the word 'PARTY' in large, artistic letters, featuring a disco ball in place of the letter 'A' and the year 2024 written beside it. The background shows a scenic view of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco skyline in a green hue.

Battery-powered stages, composting systems, reusable serviceware, and a plant-forward menu. This case demonstrates how sustainability can be embedded at the operational level, without compromising experience.

Sustainability isn’t optional, it’s operational.

Whether you’re ready to redesign systems or just starting to ask the right questions, Plant Futures offers grounded tools and strategic support. Let’s make your next event a climate-aligned experience worth celebrating.

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