Healthy Homes Fair

On Saturday, March 21 1-5pm at Catholic University, explore products, services and programs to make your home healthier, more resilient and affordable to power.

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Win a Mini Split

Visit the Mitsubishi booth for a chance to win a high efficiency heat pump mini split WX series valued at over $1,500 to lower your energy bills and keep you comfy all year 'round.

Win a Washer/Dryer

Visit the Bray & Scarff booth for a chance to win a high efficiency all-in-one ventless heat pump washer/dryer valued at $2,099, and save time, space and energy!

Shade Trees

Shading just 50% of your home could save you $20/month on AC. Visit the Casey Trees booth to get your free baby Redbud tree*

Weatherization Kits

Visit the Public Service Commission booth to receive materials to insulate your home from the elements and keep you utility costs down*

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Attendees peruse the selection of e-bikes to test during the Healthy Homes Fair at Catholic University in Washington, DC, Saturday, May 10, 2025.

CREDIT: Matt Roth
(Matt Roth for Earthjustice)

Treats

Test ride five e-bikes (e-bikes, cargo bikes, family bikes and even scooters!) and win a free treat from one of our food trucks!

CO Safety Kits

Visit the DC Health booth to get this invaluable tool to keep your family safe from otherwise undetectable toxic carbon monoxide*

Mini Energy Audits

Visit the Pepco booth to sign up for free Energy Check-ups and get energy-saving products installed at no additional cost.

*while supplies last!

Register for free here

Or checkout on Eventbrite

Pick one or more of these free activities!

Everything you need to upgrade your home and ride and save $. And loads of fun for the whole family!

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Attendees test e-bikes outside and children have fun on the bounce house during the Healthy Homes Fair at Catholic University in Washington, DC, Saturday, May 10, 2025.

Matt Roth for Earthjustice

Bring the kids

Enjoy a family fun day with bouncing on a solar-powered bouncy castle, toy houses, solar-powered food trucks, family bike test rides, and ice cream!

In the meantime, do this scavenger hunt with them >

NEW! Test drive EVs

Test drive the Rivian SUV and Truck, and see, touch and ask questions about many other electric vehicle makes and models.

In the meantime, read about why you should buy an EV >

Connect

Meet agencies, contractors, and vetted local businesses that can help you turn knowledge into money-saving actions.

Explore exhibitors >

Talk to your neighbors

Visit the Sun Room to meet homeowners and renters who are getting their energy from the sun and are eager to help you take action.

In the meantime, check out these resources >

Learn at the Academy

Attend one of 16 free hands-on Academy workshops happening from 1 to 5pm on site.

Check out the program here >

Get hands on with products

Learn about a range of clean energy products and systems to reduce your bills and make your home more resilient.

In the meantime, check out cool products here >

Get free expert advice

Book your free half hour one-on-one session with expert electrification coaches during the fair, thanks to funding from DC Department of Energy and Environment.

Book your coaching spot here >

Learn about discounts

Learn about discounts, rebates, programs and financing for home electrification that apply to your specific situation.

In the meantime, check out our incentives page (DC only) >

Volunteer

Get our t-shirt, community service hours and a free ticket to the DER Showcase!

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Meet with Candidates

Engage with candidates from the DC races as they compete in a cookoff on plug in induction cooktops judged by an illustrious jury.

Ask us questions on this event! >

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Dr. Jalan “J” Burton MD, MPH, a DC-based pediatrician who makes house calls, talks to a family during the Healthy Homes Fair at Catholic University in Washington, DC, Saturday, May 10, 2025.

CREDIT: Matt Roth
(Matt Roth for Earthjustice)

Network and job hunt

Participate in Climate DC's networking event at the Healthy Homes Fair and find your next career opportunity.

Power Switch: A DER Showcase

Get your ticket (scholarships available)

Instead of building power plants that take years and cost billions, we can save families money on their electric bills now by immediately harnessing cheaper and more efficient community power solutions like:

Plug-in solar
Bidirectional EV charging
Battery equipped appliances
Smart panels and breakers
Aggregators

Come learn about the tech and hash out policy with us!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Healthy Homes Fair?

The Healthy Homes Fair is the biggest consumer-facing home electrification event in the country. It is a free expo and interactive experience for homeowners, renters, home renovation professionals and career seekers to learn about the technologies, products, services and incentives available to improve our health, increase energy affordability, and reduce emissions from the homes of the DC region.

Where does the Healthy Homes Fair take place?

How do I get to the Healthy Homes Fair?

By Metrorail: Take the Red Line to the Brookland-CUA station. Upon exiting, the Pryzbyla Center is a short walk from the station. Follow signs to The Catholic University of America campus.

By Metrobus: The campus is served by several Metrobus routes, including the H1, H2, H3, H4, G8, and 80 lines. Please check the WMATA website for schedules and route details.

By Bike: The Metropolitan Branch Trail runs adjacent to the campus along John McCormack Road, providing a convenient route for cyclists. Bike racks are available throughout the campus for secure parking.

By Car: For GPS navigation, use the address provided above. Ample parking is available on campus. Please refer to the campus parking map for designated visitor parking areas.

• Set your GPS to "McMahon Parking CUA" (Do not use Apple maps).
• The Pryzbyla Center is on the east side of McMahon lot. Look for the glass fronted building with the picnic tables out front with red umbrellas.
• Do not set your GPS destination to Pryzbyla Center or it will bring you to the loading dock at the rear of the building.

What happens on the day of the Healthy Homes Fair?

The third edition of the Healthy Homes Fair will be on Saturday March 21, 2025 from 1pm to 5pm at The Catholic University of America.

Get ready for a full day of training, multilingual workshops, cooking demonstrations, fun activities for children of all ages, and an appliance “petting zoo” to educate homeowners, renters, and workforce about the science, technology, incentives, and careers available to decarbonize the homes of the DC region to reduce energy costs and improve the health and resilience of our communities.

Who is the Healthy Homes Academy for?

The Healthy Homes Academy is a free program open to anyone curious about the science, technology and careers of the clean energy transition, including home renovation professionals looking to enhance their skills, embrace technology, and boost revenue with value-enhancing solutions.

In addition to sessions for home renovation professionals, programming includes sessions geared towards policy-makers, building owners, and renters.