Art Beat Conservation, creativity, storytelling, dance and a gala - My Edmonds News

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The premiere of "The Island of the Shark: Guardians of Malpelo," directed by Annie Crawley, will occur on Sunday, Nov. 2, at 4 p. m. Crawley, often referred to as “Ocean Annie,” focuses on marine conservation in her film, aiming to educate viewers about environmental issues. This event is part of a larger cultural gala celebrating storytelling, creativity, and the arts within the Edmonds community.

Attendees can participate in various activities including dance performances and art exhibitions, enriching the local cultural landscape. The gala not only entertains but also serves as a platform for raising awareness about pressing environmental concerns. Crawley’s work exemplifies the intersection of art and activism, encouraging community involvement in conservation efforts. This initiative aligns with a broader movement to integrate environmental themes into local events, fostering a sense of responsibility toward nature. The event promises to be a highlight for both local residents and environmental advocates.

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