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The second pop-up waste bar is scheduled to be held on February 27 at St Anthony’s Shack, Baga. Beach goers can trade waste as currency against beverages and sundowners. The event will feature musicians using instruments created from waste ~
The second season of the unique public awareness campaign #TeraMeraBeach which was rolled out by Drishti Marine last season commenced in January 2019 and will run till the end of the tourist season.The campaign kicked off with the first pop-up Waste Bar in January at 4pm at Zanzibar, Baga, at the end of Titos lane, Baga.
The second pop-up waste bar is scheduled to be held on February 27 at St Anthony’s Shack, Baga. Beach goers can trade waste as currency against beverages and sundowners. Plastic straws, cigarette butts and bottle caps can be used as currency. In exchange for 20 cigarette butts or 10 bottle caps (aluminium or plastic) or 5 used plastic straws one can avail of a beer or cocktail or goti soda.
The evening will feature musicians using instruments created from waste. Percussionist Carlos and Friends will create music making use of these innovative instruments.
The Waste Bar will pop up in various venues in the next few months between 4pm and 6pm.
Through the #TeraMeraBeach campaign Drishti Marine aims to educate people, especially visitors on cleanliness and beach management along the coastal stretch through music and art to raise awareness on keeping Goa’s beaches clean. The campaign will feature a unique waste “ bar, art installations and beach clean-up drives.
