Upcoming Events at The BoatHouse Canton
Wed Oct 14, 5:00 PM - Wed Oct 14, 8:00 PM
The BoatHouse Canton
2809 Boston Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
Community: Canton
Description
Waterfront Partnership's Healthy Harbor Initiative will host a fundraising Happy Hour in support of the planned Canton Water Wheel. All proceeds will go towards building the world's second Water Wheel trash collector and keeping the Harbor clean.
Event Details
Tickets will include an appetizer buffet courtesy of the BoatHouse Canton, first beer courtesy of Sweetwater Brewing Company, live music, “Mr. Trash Wheel” themed photo booth and extended Happy Hour specials. Tickets can be purchased at www.bit.ly/CantonWaterWheel.
So far, $221,160 out of $550,000 has been raised for the second Water Wheel, which will be located at the Harris Creek outfall near Boston Street Pier Park. The stream transports over 5,000 lbs. of trash into the Harbor every month. A new Water Wheel will use solar power to capture that trash and keep it out of the Harbor and Chesapeake Bay.
WHEN: Wednesday, October 14, 5:00-8:00 p.m.
WHERE: The BoatHouse Canton, 2809 Boston Street, Baltimore, MD
COST: $30 in advance, $35 at the door
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Visit www.cantonwaterwheel.com.
About Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore
Waterfront Partnership is the proud steward of Baltimore's crown jewel, its Inner Harbor and Waterfront. We're lean, nimble and effective; the only organization that wakes up every day, rolls its sleeves up and gets to work on new ways we can make Baltimore's Waterfront even more active, attractive and appealing. We're the hosts who greet visitors, the creators of programs and promotions, the managers of our beautiful parks and the leaders of environmental restoration. We encourage investment in Baltimore's most celebrated asset so it can continue to grow, to serves as a place of pride and the place where Baltimoreans come together to recreate and to celebrate. For more information on Waterfront Partnership, visit www.waterfrontpartnership.org.
About Healthy Harbor
The Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore’s Healthy Harbor initiative provides a roadmap for cleaning up Baltimore’s Harbor and the waterways leading to the Harbor. A clean Harbor and clean streams will provide opportunities for residents and area families to enjoy clean water in their neighborhoods. Greener and cleaner neighborhoods will make Baltimore City and Baltimore County more livable
So far, $221,160 out of $550,000 has been raised for the second Water Wheel, which will be located at the Harris Creek outfall near Boston Street Pier Park. The stream transports over 5,000 lbs. of trash into the Harbor every month. A new Water Wheel will use solar power to capture that trash and keep it out of the Harbor and Chesapeake Bay.
WHEN: Wednesday, October 14, 5:00-8:00 p.m.
WHERE: The BoatHouse Canton, 2809 Boston Street, Baltimore, MD
COST: $30 in advance, $35 at the door
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Visit www.cantonwaterwheel.com.
About Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore
Waterfront Partnership is the proud steward of Baltimore's crown jewel, its Inner Harbor and Waterfront. We're lean, nimble and effective; the only organization that wakes up every day, rolls its sleeves up and gets to work on new ways we can make Baltimore's Waterfront even more active, attractive and appealing. We're the hosts who greet visitors, the creators of programs and promotions, the managers of our beautiful parks and the leaders of environmental restoration. We encourage investment in Baltimore's most celebrated asset so it can continue to grow, to serves as a place of pride and the place where Baltimoreans come together to recreate and to celebrate. For more information on Waterfront Partnership, visit www.waterfrontpartnership.org.
About Healthy Harbor
The Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore’s Healthy Harbor initiative provides a roadmap for cleaning up Baltimore’s Harbor and the waterways leading to the Harbor. A clean Harbor and clean streams will provide opportunities for residents and area families to enjoy clean water in their neighborhoods. Greener and cleaner neighborhoods will make Baltimore City and Baltimore County more livable
