With last year’s Go Green Expo in New York City a huge success, organizers decided to turn their eyes towards Los Angeles and give the west coast a chance to bask in a greener glow of products, companies, and special guest speakers. The fruits of their labor will be on display this weekend as the 2009 Go Green Expo opens from January 23-25 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

Over 250 booths featuring eco-minded exhibitors will be on hand — as well as great discussions and talks from people like Mariel Hemingway, Ed Begley Jr., Peter Fonda, New York Times Bestselling Authors Julie Edelman and Bryan Au, Josh Dorfman and others. There will also be a special screening of the Sundance Award winning movie FUEL along with a provocative discussion with the movies’ director Josh Tickell and some of the Expo attending celebrities.

“We are elated to have so many speakers, panels, nonprofit organization and businesses under one roof to share sustainability best practices and help educate the public,” says Bradford Rand, President and CEO of Go Green Expo. “What seems to be a great reflection of the growing green economy even in these tough economic times, we are pleased to see the LA show booth space is entirely sold out.”

Interested in attending? Check out the official web for more information!

On May 12, 2008, the Fonda family will come together under one roof for “Three Generations of Fonda Filmmaking”, a benefit to help support The Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention. G-CAPP is a non-profit started by Jane Fonda in 1995 to help eliminate adolescent pregnancy in Georgia, and this event will mark G-CAPP’s 13th (good year for a celebration, bad year to get pregnant) year.

It’s been rumored that celebrities from Atlanta to Hollywood will grace the red carpet at the Woodruff Arts Center to help raise funds for G-CAPP so they can continue their hard work and hopefully avoid future baby mama drama.

Wanna learn more? Put on your party dress and tango on over to the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention’s website and tell them, “I Fonda go to the show.”