We've got big news: Real Goods founder and former president John Schaeffer is selling the 12-acre Solar Living Center (also known as the EcoTerra Center) to Mendocino-based cannabis distribution company Flow Kana.

Check out NBC News' video piece and accompanying article on Real Goods' impact on the "back to the land" off-grid living movement that started in the 1960s and continues stronger than ever today!

We're proud to have been awarded the "People Love Us On Yelp" badge for 2017. Yelp reserves these badges for its top-rated businesses, including the Real Goods Store!

The Real Goods Store has a 4.5 out of 5 star rating on Yelp. Come visit the store at the Solar Living Center and you'll see why people love it there so much (there's lots more to do there than shop).

And if you've already paid us a visit, consider writing a Yelp review about your experience.

Scientific American has recommended Real Goods' Solar Living Sourcebook in their "What You Need to Know Before Installing Solar Panels" article.

Join us on April 22 for this FREE, family-friendly event featuring kids' crafts, acoustic music, solar boat races, a BIG sale at the Real Goods Store, and much more!

Real Goods is working with Michael Reppy, an activist with Earth Island Institute, to supply solar panels and a wind turbine to power a school at Sacred Stone Camp for pipeline protesters in North Dakota.