Tarumã Alive moves Praia da Lua Beach with 24 hours of programming

The fourth edition of the socio-environmental project will be this Saturday, 31/8. Márcia Novo, the bands A Toada, The Stone Ramos, Johnny Jack Mesclado, Casa de Caba are some of the attractions of the event.

A Moon Beach will be the scenery for Tarumã Alivewhich reaches its fourth edition this Saturday (August 31), with 24 hours of programming and free admission. The event, sponsored by Acauã Eventos, Sup Amazonas and Ecolazer, will feature sustainability workshops, sustainable product stores, a food court, sports activities such as slackline and stand up paddle (SUP), graffiti and shows by the singer Márcia Novo, Jander Manauaraand the bands The Toada, The Stone Ramos, Johnny Jack Mesclado, Casa de Caba, Pororoca Atômicaand DJ Rafaela Militãowho will command the picks.

The program will start at noon and access will be by boats and speedboats, departing from the Marina do Davi, on the Ponta Negra Road.

Singer Márcia Novo, one of the organizers of the festival, explains that the project aims to protect the Tarumã-Açu river area with environmental awareness and cleaning actions, as well as to promote social inclusion through sports and culture.

"The Tarumã River is at risk and our purpose is to draw attention to this problem and to engage the community that frequents the river and the floats to be more environmentally conscious, not to throw garbage and to demand enforcement in this leisure area of the city," says the producer. "Our actions of waste collection are essential to reduce, in a small scale, the impact of pollution and of great importance to give visibility to the problem of pollution. In each edition we have more volunteers, which allows more waste to be collected. In the last edition, for example, nine tons of waste were collected.

Gymkhana

Marcia adds that, during the event, there will also be waste collection at Praia da Lua, it is the King and Queen of Garbage Gymkhana.

"It's another cleaning task-force and whoever collects the most garbage will be rewarded with a kit of sustainability products", says the organizer. "We are going to work on people's little minds so that they don't throw garbage on the beach, that they separate their waste correctly. We will have selective collection points throughout the event.

Tarumã Alive will have a camping area for the public, with a bar and food structure.

Program

12pm - 8pm - Sustainability workshops
3pm - 4pm - King and Queen of Trash Gymkhana
4pm - 6pm - Slackline/ Graffiti
4.30pm - 5.50pm - Grupo A Toada
6.10pm - 7.30pm - The Stone Ramos
7.50pm - 9.10pm - Marcia Novo
09.30pm - 10.50pm - Johnny Jack Mesclado
11.10pm - 0.30am - Casa de Caba
0h50 - 2h10 - Atomic Pororoca
2.30pm - 3.50am - Jander Manauara
4am - 5am - DJ Rafaela Militão
5am - 6am - Yoga
6am - 10am - SUP (stand up paddle)
10am - 12pm - Fit Dance

Service

Tarumã Alive

Date/Time: August 31, starting at 12pm
Place: Moon Beach
Admission: Free

With information from the press