Grace Potter (in Utah soon) and Michael Franti both have a passion for fair trade and Green Mountain Coffee, and both are part of the "Great Coffee, Good Vibes, Pass it On" campaign, which is designed to raise the volume on fair trade.

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As part of the campaign, Green Mountain Coffee took Grace Potter to Colombia and Michael Franti to Sumatra to experience firsthand why fair trade means a better life for farmers.

To raise awareness for fair trade among mainstream consumers, Potter and Franti will each give exclusive, solo, live-streamed performances on the Green Mountain Coffee Facebook page (Grace from New York on Oct. 9 and Michael from Los Angeles Oct. 24) for fans to enjoy.

By visiting the Green Mountain Facebook page, fans will not only be able to watch their exclusive performances, but will also see photos and videos from their trips and can even enter to win a trip of their own to Costa Rica.

Go to http://www.facebook.com/GreenMountainCoffeehref="http://www.facebook.com/GreenMountainCoffee">http://www.facebook.com/GreenMountainCoffee for the shows.