Free Second Monday
Community Sustainability Night!
Join the Holland Museum and Outdoor Discovery Center Network for our Community Sustainability Night! During the event, families will spark curiosity, creativity, and conversation around caring for our environment with interactive activities that highlight simple ways to live more sustainably. The evening will conclude with a Household Sustainability 101 talk (beginning at 6pm in the museum’s Education Room). This talk, led by ODC Network Sustainability Specialist Maya Klanderman, will help us discover practical tips to reduce household waste, lower your energy and water bills, and save money without sacrificing comfort.
Monday, April 13, 2026
4:00 to 7:00 pm
Holland Museum
Free for all!
Part of our Free Second Monday series
Maya Klanderman is the Sustainability Specialist for ODC Network. She graduated from Michigan Technological University with degrees in Sustainability Science and Society and Anthropology with an emphasis on Food Systems, Community-based Research, and Sustainable Tourism. At the ODC, Maya works with a team that manages local conservation programs, including Project Clarity, the Macatawa and Kalamazoo River Greenways, and community sustainability initiatives. Maya’s job revolves around creating sustainable education materials for municipal entities, running a sustainability consulting program, and supporting existing programs that target sustainable practices in the Holland area.
Program Partner
The Outdoor Discovery Network strives to advance outdoor education and conservation in West Michigan. To achieve this mission, 12 business divisions create the ODC Network. ODC Network’s vision is to build a better community by connecting people, land, and nature. Since 2000, ODC Network has served more than 1.3 million people through hands-on, outdoor learning experiences and conserved thousands of acres of native habitat through restoration and preservation projects.
Free Second Mondays Sponsored by:
The Meijer Foundation
