A Challenge to Clean the Entire City
BlueWater-Greenearth challenges local residents to step up and do something “out of this world” on Earth Day, Saturday, April 21, by volunteering to clean the entire city of Laguna Beach and its beaches from 9 a.m. to noon.
Those who join the cause for an hour or more will receive ½ off coupons towards the full admission price at the Blue Water Music Festival, scheduled for Sunday, April 22, from 3-10 p.m. at the Newport Dunes resort, 1131 Black Bay Dr. The festival will feature several musical acts.
Following the clean-up, challenge organizer Rick Conkey invites participants to join in a “hug” on Earth Day, scheduled for noon on Laguna’s Main Beach.
Call 949.573-8624 to adopt the street you and your friends wish to beautify.
Tickets for the Blue Water Music Festival are $20 in pre-sale and $30 at the door. To reserve a place, contact Rick Conkey at 949-573-8624 or at [email protected].
A New Website to Clean the Earth
The California Coastal Commission invites all Californians to organize their own cleanup events during Earth Week, April 16-22, and to then register their cleanup locations on earthdaycleanup.org, where the locations will be plotted on a map of California for all to view.
Celebrate the Earth Day With Cousteau
Guests and local residents are invited to join special guest Jean-Michel Cousteau, for an Earth Day Celebration and Beach Clean-Up Saturday, April 21, at the Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel.
The Beach Clean Up takes place from 10 a.m. to noon at Salt Creek Beach.
For more info: call 800-241-3333, or visit www.ritzcarlton.com/lagunaAmbassadors.
