Green Building and Solar Tour: Hendersonville
This is your chance to see more than 75 homes, businesses, schools and government facilities featuring green building products and technologies on this self-guided tour in communities across North Carolina.
The Green Building & Solar Tour in the Hendersonville area, which is conducted by NCSEA in collaboration with the Global Warming Task Force of Henderson 
County and the American Solar Energy Society (ASES), educates citizens with the most up-to-date information on a wide range of green building solutions and technologies. Participants also realize that they have an opportunity to implement these solutions in their own homes and offices.
This local tour, which begins at 11:30am, will feature Hendersonville's first LEED certified green building, 310 South Main Street, and other sites with various green building products and technologies including roof mounted solar panels, rain water catchment system, cistern collection for irrigation and fountain, low-flow appliances, daylighting, drought resistant landscaping and native plants, etc.
Kick-off event and registration: 310 South Main Street, Hendersonville. Participants will receive a local tour guide, which includes information on the tour sites, addresses and a detailed map, the statewide Green Building & Solar Tour book, and other educational materials.
Be a Volunteer
If you are interested in volunteering to help plan the statewide tour or would like to volunteer on the day of for your local tour, please contact Natalie Burlison, NCSEA Volunteer Coordinator, at natalie@energync.org or
Become a Sponsor
If you are interested in being a local or Statewide Tour sponsor, please contact Van Crandall, NCSEA Development Director, at van@energync.org or 919-832-7601ext. 109.
Media Inquiries
All media interested in the statewide tour or if you would like to attend a local tour, please contact Julie Robinson, NCSEA Communications and Marketing Director, at julie@energync.org or 919-832-7601 ext. 108.
Ticket Information
Online tickets are no longer available. Tickets can be purchased at Saturday's kick-off event. Ticket prices are $5 for members of NCSEA and local host organizations; $5 for students and teachers; $10 for non-members; and $15 for a carload. Children under 16 are free.
