3333 Georgia Ave, NW courtesy Midlands
From a press release:
“Hot Hot Hot: Fundraiser for Climate Action
A group of concerned, sustainability-minded individuals are co-hosting a benefit with the Midlands Beer Garden in Park View to combat climate change on Friday, April 28th, from 6-10pm. This event is part of the People’s Climate March “Week of Action”.
Kegs have been generously donated by Anderson Valley Brewing and Uinta Brewing. Any beers from these taps and all other proceeds will benefit Earthjustice, a nonprofit environmental law organization, fighting for action on climate change, environmental justice, and the health of our communities across the country.
In addition to drinking beers for a great cause, attendees will have the opportunity to take action and make their voices heard. The event will include stations for making rally signs for the People’s Climate March on April 29th and writing letters to lawmakers and local representatives.
Hot Hot Hot also will feature a visit and remarks from Earthjustice President, Tripp Van Noppen, and live music from The Kyle Lacy Trio.
Despite the serious mission of combating climate chamge, the goal of the evening is to focus on the fun. “We have a lot of work ahead, to stand for our environment, our communities, and future generations. Tonight, we recharge and toast to the good work Earthjustice is doing for all three.” – says organizer Rachel Abrahams on their vision of the evening.
Sponsors of the event include:
Anderson Valley Brewing,
Uinita Brewing
Miks Letterpress +
The Pug
Lavagna Ristorante Italiano
Colony Club
Yoga Heights
Godet Woodworking
DC Harvest
The WIT
Bright Books
DC Reynolds
Matine
Take Five Meditation
Cherry Blossom Creative
Be Clean Shop
East Side Yoga
Amanda Rhoades Photography
Spruced
Ace Hardware
Monarch Massage Therapy
For more information and free tickets, please visit http://hothothotdc.eventbrite.com/ or call 623-693-1611“
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