Please save the date for a very special City of Water Day celebration at the #FRAME in New Brunswick’s Boyd Park.

As part of regional City of Water Day activities, the Lower Raritan Watershed Partnership (LRWP) will be joined by Rock Dance Collective which will perform a choreographed demonstration of engagement with the newly installed #FRAME sculpture. The choreography and sculpture will work in concert to showcase the potential for new interactions between people, the built environment, and the natural landscape. Rock Dance Collective works in both nontraditional and traditional spaces, responding to societal and environmental stimuli to create meaningful works.

Additional in-person activities will include hands-on water quality monitoring demonstrations, discussion of water quality monitoring results and general outreach regarding climate change impacts to New Jersey’s riverine environments. The first 100 participants will receive free reusable bags, and the first 48 participants will receive copies of The Carbon Almanac (public release date 7.16.2022).