Rain Barrel Art Project To Appear at Shore Festivals and Events
In conjunction with this year’s Top Ten Beaches Survey, a unique and educational tie-in was launched: the Rain Barrel Art Project. In an effort to create public awareness around the use of rain barrels and the ways in which they help conserve water, we selected twelve New Jersey artists to paint a barrel with an iconic Jersey Shore scene. The result was a beautiful, creative, and stunning display. View the rain barrels here. Now we’re rolling them out at shore area events and festivals.
The Rain Barrel Art Project will be on display at the locations below and will also be on display at our Sandy Hook headquarters. If you make a day trip to the Hook, feel free to stop by and take a look (we’re located at 22 Magruder Road, Fort Hancock.)
Rain Barrel Art Project displayed at the 2014 State of the Shore Media Event on May 22, 2014
Baymen’s Seafood and Music Festival: June 21-22nd at Tuckerton Seaport
http://www.tuckertonseaport.org/event/baymens-seafood-music-festival/
Catching the Rain: Rain Barrel Display & Storm Water Management Info Session– June 26th 4- 6pm at Atlantic County Utilities Authority’s Community Rain Garden
http://www.acua.com/acua/content.aspx?id=4954
Whole Foods Market Middletown Seafood Festival – July 12th at Whole Foods Market Middletown
Follow our Facebook and Twitter pages for more information on the Rain Barrel Art Project tour as we may be adding more locations and dates.