Save Coastal Wildlife, the Atlantic Highlands Arts Council and Wild about Atlantic Highlands are all joining forces to celebrate Earth Month in April with a series of events both to protect the environment and to entice all residents into a higher appreciation of all the natural beauty and talent the area has.
Today April 23, at 7pm Jena Reynolds, president of Save Coastal Wildlife, will give a presentation at the Arts Council on First Avenue. Reynolds will talk on “How Nature Heals” and all reef invited to attend.
April 25, Elaine Egidio of Wild about Atlantic Highlands, will give another of her popular and effective Heart Centered Mediation sessions, also at the Arts Council. Egidio’s popular program has drawn rave reviews for the past two years she has offered it as a relaxation yet provocative hour and a half. There is a small fee, with Arts Council members receiving a $5 discount. Interested persons should pay at the door and bring yoga mats.
From 1 to 3 p.m., the Council invites all to stop in with their pets and meet artist Morgan Spicer. The author/artist will set up scenery, background, and effective lighting for interested persons to take photos of their pets, or with their pets, There is no charge for this unusual and fun offering.
That same evening, at 6 p.m., there will be the formal opening of Nature Heals, a spectacular display of more than 50 artists works from local artists. Artists will be on hand to present their work, offer it for sale and let how nature has helped heal them and create their artistry. Light refreshments will also be served between 6 and 8 p.m.
Thursday, from 1 to 4 p.m. the Plastic Wave Project will feature a unique Clothing Swap. Interested persons are invited to bring pieces of clothing of any type to display and swap with an equal number of pieces of clothing. The innovative Swap will include all types of clothing for all ages and is a fascinating experience. Local musician, historic lyricist and composer Cranston Dean will be presenting music throughout the evening.
