Spend Friday evening, October 1 on the beautiful Science Museum of Long Island grounds for
Outdoor Movie Night, featuring
Microplastic Madness, an award-winning documentary film about 56 5th grade students from P.S. 15 in Red Hook, Brooklyn who deep dive into the root causes of plastic pollution. Taking on the roles of citizen scientists and community advocates, they collect and use their own local data to inform policy by testifying and rallying at City Hall. Then they turned their focus back to school, taking action in their cafeteria to eliminate all single-use plastic!
This is the year
We Break Free from Plastics! What can you do to reduce plastic usage and waste in your home, school and community? The Film Screening will start at 6:30. Gates open at 5:30 with a
Beyond Plastics science fair. Come with your Family. Bring Friends. Be inspired!
Outdoor Movie Night is co-produced by
Transition Town Port Washington and the
Science Museum of Long Island, 1526 N. Plandome Road, Manhasset, NY
Admission: $10 per adult, 18 & Under and PWSD Teachers and Personnel come FREE.
Bring lawn chairs, blankets, snacks and beverages (no single use plastics!). And please, take everything with you that you bring in. Dress for a fall evening at the Preserve.
Watch the Movie Trailer
here.
Click here to register for Outdoor Movie Night, featuring Microplastic Madness
Click to read the TTPW Blog Post:
PLASTICS, The Everlasting Pandemic
