Whale of a Time @ Inspiral Lounge Feat. Eco-Artists

Sunday, 27th July

2 pm – 7 pm
11:00 pm - 12:30 am Whaledreamers

Inspiral Lounge

250 Camden High Street
London NW1 8QS
Nearest Tube: Camden Town

An exhilarating afternoon of creative fun, alternative music, film and art, aimed at raising awareness of environmental issues, fundraising for the Whale of a Time projects and promoting eco-artists.

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Featuring internationally acclaimed specialist
on whale communication David Rothenberg (New York)
The man who communicates with animals comes to London
exploring an alien intelligence: Whales and their profoundly mysterious sounds.
David produces music by recording whales and their responses to his clarinet.
He's playing at the Royal Opera House in July and we're delighted to present him to you! www.whaleofatime.org/davidrothenberg.php

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Showcasing the talents of English cellist Emily Burridge,
who will be playing music from her forthcoming album
“Bach,Burridge & into the Amazon”, www.whaleofatime.org/emilyburridge.php

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With special guest Michael Norton,
international leading eco-fundraiser and author of
“365 Ways To Change The World”, www.whaleofatime.org/michaelnorton.php

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An exclusive viewing of “Whaledreamers” with Co-Producer David Blake
www.whaleofatime.org/whaledreamers.php

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Uplifting chill-out music by Easy UK Music
www.whaleofatime.org/easyukmusic.php

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Throughout the afternoon you’ll have the chance to get your hands dirty and creative and
make your favourite animal species in clay at the "Whale of a Time Species Modelling Workshop"
www.whaleofatime.org/projects.php

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Get inspiralled by multimedia and performances, healthy living and conscious being.
Bring all your skills, voices, instruments, your sparkly selves and your sparkly friends! www.inspiralled.net

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Download the invitation flyer at www.whaleofatime.org/inspiralled.jpg

Have a whale of a time! :)

www.whaleofatime.org

Marine Connection Exhibition

Recognised internationally for their environmental importance, the Islands of the Outer Hebrides have an abundance of sealife. In view of this, in May 2008 the Marine Connection opened an educational exhibition focusing on dolphins, whales and the marine environment, at Nunton Steadings, Benbecula. The primary objective is to increase both local and visitors knowledge and understanding of these marine mammals which in return will help to encourage protection and enhance enjoyment of their natural habitat.

Further information can be found here