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World Oceans Day and Pride Month: Beach Haven with LA Waterkeeper and Tatchi Ringsby

Friday, May 26

To celebrate World Oceans Day and Pride Month, LA Waterkeeper is inviting Angelinos to help clean up Santa Monica Beach while creating an LGBTQIA+ safe space.

June 9, 10a-1:30p

Contact Kelly Shannon at [email protected]

World Oceans Day and Pride Month: Beach Haven with LA Waterkeeper and Tatchi Ringsby

June 9, 10am-1:30pm Free event

10 am at Santa Monica Beach, Tower 20, 2030 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90405

12pm – 1:30pm afterparty at JuneShine-Santa Monica (21+ only), 2914 Main St., Santa Monica, CA 90405

Event link: https://lawaterkeeper.link/BeachHaven

RSVP required.  

Description:

LA Waterkeeper invites you to join us along with model and actress Tatchi Ringsby in the first ever Beach Haven, an LGBTQIA+ safe space and beach cleanup. With the help of LA Waterkeeper, we will remove trash and debris from Santa Monica Beach. Simultaneously, like-minded individuals will unite to create a “haven” to celebrate unique identities and expressions. Together we will combat the plastic crisis while fostering new connections in the queer community.

Learn more about Los Angeles Waterkeeper: https://www.lawaterkeeper.org/ and Tatchi Ringsby: https://www.instagram.com/tringsby/?hl=en. For more information about this event, contact Kelly Shannon McNeill at [email protected].

 

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