A Palisades Community Celebration - Our Electric Future

Energy isn’t the only thing that’s renewable. We are.
Join us Saturday, November 15 (10 AM – 3 PM) at Paul Revere Middle School for a community celebration of renewal and togetherness.
📍 Paul Revere Middle School, 1450 Allenford Ave, Los Angeles CA 90049
🎟️ Free Admission

What to Expect:

Home Hardening & Electrification Demos
See solar panels, battery storage, heat pumps, and induction cooking in action.

💡 Test out an electric stove and see a solar-powered roof sprinkler system in action!

Microgrids & Clean Energy
🔋 Learn how local power solutions can make neighborhoods safer and more reliable.

Mini-Talks & Panels
Hear from residents, contractors, and experts about affordability, design, and how to get started.

• 1:00 - 11:45 AM Rebuilding for Resilience
• 12:00 - 12:45 PM How to Electrify Your Home
• 1:00 - 1:45 PM Financing & Permitting Pathways
• 2:00 - 2:45 PM The Future of Electrification

🎨 Family Fun & Face Painting

Kids’ activities and family art projects by Camp Wildcraft
🌞 Build solar-powered toy cars with your kids!

💬 Meet Your Neighbors
Connect with the people and organizations helping the Palisades rebuild stronger than before.

🎶 Enjoy food from The Vegan Joint (sponsored by Plant Based Treaty) music by The Amazing Music Store Band, and being together with your community!

Resilient Palisades’ Electrify the Rebuild Campaign
In collaboration with the Department of Angels, Cosmic Building, TreePublic, MegaSolar, BASEStud.io, Palisades Dolphin Strong, Remo Energy, LADWP Home- LA and the Palisades Recovery Coalition.

Info: Home Hardening & Electrification Demos: Test an electric stove and see a solar-powered roof sprinkler system in action!
Kids’ Activities: Build solar-powered toy cars, plus art, crafts, and face painting
Family Fun: Enjoy live music, food, and connection with your neighbors

Info: Hear from Resilient Palisades and your elected officials.

Info: Why attend: If you’re weighing whether electrification is worth it, this session grounds the conversation in real safety outcomes.
When wildfires strike, every decision about how we rebuild matters. This session brings together fire safety experts, architects, and energy professionals to explain how all-electric design can make homes more resilient and easier to defend against fire. Hear firsthand how airtight, all-electric homes improve safety, comfort, and air quality, while dramatically reducing long-term costs. Learn about new state and local incentives that make rebuilding stronger and smarter financially attainable today.

Info: Why attend: Receive practical guidance for homeowners ready to take action. You’ll walk away knowing what to do first, who to call, and how to avoid costly surprises.
Ready to move away from gas but not sure where to start? This conversation brings together local contractors, electricians, and homeowners who have already made the switch. They’ll break down what “going electric” actually looks like - step-by-step upgrades, costs, and lessons learned from real Palisades projects. Whether you’re rebuilding from the ground up or retrofitting an existing home, this panel will give you the roadmap to get started confidently and affordably.

Info: Why attend: Understand how to make your rebuild pencil out, and how to get the city and utilities working with you, not against you.
Permitting delays, power upgrades, and insurance hurdles can feel daunting. This panel features local representatives, financing experts, and homeowners who’ve successfully navigated the process. Learn how to stack rebates, leverage low-interest PACE and solar loans, and meet updated permitting requirements without getting stuck in red tape. The panel will also share examples of fully electric rebuilds that are already saving families thousands per year in energy costs.

Info: Why attend: Discover how your home choices can help the Palisades rebuild stronger, creating a cleaner, safer community that stays powered and protected through any fire season.
What would it take for the Palisades to become California’s model for safe, fire-resilient, all-electric neighborhoods? This closing panel brings together leaders in architecture, microgrids, and infrastructure to explore how we can turn today’s rebuild into tomorrow’s resilient community. We’ll discuss undergrounding power lines, local solar-plus-battery networks, and opportunities to secure funding for neighborhood-scale microgrids.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Paul Revere Charter Middle School, 1450 Allenford Avenue, Los Angeles, United States

Concerts, fests, parties, meetups - all the happenings, one place.

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