Bill McKibben Tickets

Bill McKibben is a pivotal voice in environmental science, climate advocacy, and public education. An author, educator, and founder of 350.org, he has spent decades shaping the national and global conversation around fossil fuels, climate policy, and sustainable communities. While not a recording artist, his work as a writer and speaker reaches audiences across the United States and Canada with clear, evidence-based insights on how we can meet the climate challenge. Explore his biography, key works, and the 2025 tour schedule to secure your seats at upcoming events.

Geographically, McKibben’s reach spans universities, museums, and cultural centers. From Boston to Seattle, his talks connect listeners with the latest climate science and practical actions for communities and policymakers alike. He remains a trusted voice in environmental education, often sharing perspectives through his official channels and diverse media appearances.

Biography and career highlights

• Occupation: Author, educator, environmentalist; founder of 350.org and Third Act, dedicated to climate action and public engagement.
• Notable works: The End of Nature (1989), Falter (2019), Here Comes the Sun (2025).
• Academic role: Schumann Distinguished Scholar in Environmental Studies at Middlebury College.
• Awards: Gandhi Peace Prize, Right Livelihood Award, recognition for leadership in climate advocacy.
• Activism: Co-founder of 350.org; led major climate campaigns and fossil fuel divestment initiatives.
• 2025 tour: Book tour across the U.S. and Canada with engagements at venues such as The Wild Center (Tupper Lake, NY), WBUR CitySpace (Boston), and cities including New York, Washington, Houston, Seattle, Portland, and Los Angeles. Date to be announced for some stops; check official events for the latest details.

Social media and updates: Follow Bill McKibben for announcements, articles, and climate news. Official channels include his verified Twitter/X account and a Substack newsletter linked from his site. Twitter/X and Substack.