Blue Hour: Ocean of Inclusion-Angels Gate Cultural Center

This year, AltaSea is partnering with the Korean Cultural Center of Los Angeles, the Korean Friendship Bell Preservation Committee, Angels Gate Cultural Center, and the Department of Recreation and Parks.
Blue Hour: Ocean of Inclusion will be a visual journey that will begin at Angels Gate Cultural Center and end by overlooking the Pacific Ocean next to the Korean Bell of Friendship.
Please be advised that all guests will be required to show proof of vaccination or a negative Covid-19 test within 72 hours of the event.
Masks required for attendees while in crowded areas; waiting for food service; and while at the main stage portion of the event.

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
An artist exhibit from Schmidt Ocean Institute’s Artist-at-Sea program, displaying the work of those inspired by the ocean.
VIP-salon sponsored by Braid Theory and Monarch Hill Spirits, complete with signature cocktail.
A highlight of the evening will be a sneak preview of four-time Emmy award-winning filmmaker and marine biologist Rick Rosenthal’s upcoming nature series PLANET CALIFORNIA, offered exclusively for Blue Hour attendees. Combining the visual arts with natural history, the series celebrates California’s wildlife and wild places, especially its stunning ocean habitats.
A video from Schmidt Ocean Institute focusing on recent Australian discoveries and their Artist-at-Sea program.
An opening honoring Korean tradition.
A finale that will immerse attendees in the sounds of a special ringing of the Friendship Bell.
Honorees for the evening include Robert Downey, Jr.’s FootPrint Coalition, the Schmidt Ocean Institute, and Philippe Cousteau’s EarthEcho International.