The Port of Long Beach invites the public to their Green Port Fair on Saturday, November 5. The Port is working to become the world’s first zero-emissions seaport and the fair will give everyone a chance to see how they’re working towards environmental sustainability and moving to eliminations all emissions.

The free event will feature the new “clean machines” of cargo movement, environmental information booths, a children’s train ride and other activities, ’80s and ’90s cover band Knyght Ryder, food, and a beer and wine garden.

Green Port Fair attendees can find out about the Port’s commitment to having a zero-emissions cargo-handling equipment fleet by 2030, and zero-emissions trucks by 2035. Among other booths, engineers will be on hand to explain how “America’s Green Gateway” – the Pier B On-Dock Support Rail Facility – will also help improve the environment even as trade grows in the coming decades. Read about the Port’s quest to reach zero emissions at www.polb.com/zeroemissions.

The Green Port Fair will be held at the Port’s Maintenance Facility; free parking is available at the nearby Pier H, 1126 Queens Highway, Long Beach. Shuttles will take attendees to the event. All participants at Port events must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.