A truly one-of-a-kind event is coming to Los Angeles this Earth Day. A new public art exhibit, titled “Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cooler Planet,” brings 60 super-sized globes to Exposition Park from April to July.

The event is even more special because it has contributions from Manhattan Beach residents and Girl Scouts! Jessica Reitz and Tania Hughes of Tomaro Architecture, working in partnership with Manhattan Beach Brownie Troop #8505, have created a globe to represent the positive im­pact that green architecture can have in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The Cool Globes make their debut on Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22, with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony in Expo Park’s Rose Garden at 11:00 AM and will be on display through July 23rd. So plan a visit to Exposition Park to view the globes, and support Manhattan Beach’s efforts to protect our environment. 

To RSVP please call (866) 704-6297 or email coolglobes@jtpr.com.  

For more information please visit the Cool Globes event website.

You can also read the LA Magazine article (PDF) about Cool Globes. 

Please visit our Go Green website to find out more about what the City of Manhattan Beach is doing to protect the environment.