The Climate Museum presented a high-energy night where entertainment meets climate solutions and the audience was part of the action on Earth Day eve.
During the evening, Pattie Gonia hosted a live Climate Game Show Night featuring special guest contestants Emily Atkin, Kristy Drutman, Charlene Kaye, and Jacob Simon competing in fast-paced challenges that blended climate change, pop culture, and real-world solutions. It was part performance, part education, part community mixer, all pointed toward action.
Whether climate-curious or deeply engaged in sustainability work, all were welcome to join for the fun and stay for the connection. Attendees met fellow attendees, organizers, artists, and solution-builders, leaving with new connections, clear action steps, and renewed momentum.
About the Climate Museum
The Climate Museum, the first museum in the US dedicated to climate change, mobilizes the power of arts and cultural programming to invite visitors into climate engagement and agency. The Museum’s exhibitions and programs connect visitors to a culture for climate action with a focus on justice. The Museum will open the doors to its permanent home on Manhattan’s West Side in 2031.
About Pattie Gonia
Pattie Gonia is a critically acclaimed drag queen, environmentalist, and community organizer. Named a Next Gen Leader by TIME and recognized by National Geographic and Outside Magazine, Pattie’s community of more than 2.5M people has helped raise over $4M for grassroots climate causes.
This program was supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council.