For all of you who are around Vancouver/Victoria, BC, Canada; the OceanGybe crew will be doing a series of public events to help spread our message of plastic pollution in our oceans and raise funds for a western Canada high/junior school tour in the Fall ’09. These have been long promised and now they are coming!
Details below:
On Oct 21st, we have an exclusive limited-numbers Presentation, Slideshow and Meet/Greet at Delany’s Coffee House, Park Royal, North Vancouver. Artisan Farmstead Wines, Delany’s fine coffee and treats will be complimentary. Tickets are $25 and available at Delany’s Coffee house, hugh.m.patterson@gmail.com or at the door. Get them early for this limited numbers event. The show will begin at 7:30pm and will last until questions and stories run out.
On Oct 27th, we will be at Chivana’s Resto Launge in Kitsilano (2340 W 4th – above the Apple Shop) for another show. Tickets available through Chivana or hugh.m.patterson@gmail.com for $5; or $8 at the door on the night. We will begin the presentation and slideshow at approximately 7:30pm.
On Nov 4th, we will be in Victoria at the Sitka Surfboards Store (538 Yates Str), and Lucky Bar. The show starts at 6pm at Sitka, where we will be doing a slideshow, auction and meet/greet. This is also the Sitka Customer Appreciation Evening, so good to deals to be found on everything! At 8pm we will be wandering over to Lucky Bar for the OceanGybe Presentation part of the evening. At 10pm , we will slowly slide from the spotlight and the premier of “Modern Collective” will begin. Modern Collective is a new Taylor Steele globe-trotting movie event. Tickets are $10 and available from Sitka, or at the door; includes access to Canadian “Modern Collective” Premier.
Also at each show, we will be auctioning off a Sitka Surfboard and Clothing pack, a Globe clothing pack, a Livity Clothing Pack, a week of sailing on SV Khulula and a series of incredible beautiful pictures from all over the world ! All proceeds will help fund a Western Canada junior/high school tour in the Fall ’10.
Come to learn, come to look, come to listen, come to have a good time…