WATER – Be the Change joins the musical spree at Earth Garden
Malta’s largest alternative festival, Earth Garden was back again this year. Around 30,000 are expected to flock the National Park in Ta’ Qali, during the coming weekend, to celebrate music, diversity and life.
This popular music event was first organised in 2007, and since than, Earth Garden became an important annual event, bringing the ultimate festival experience to Malta. For the past two consecutive years, this musical spree has been put on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic and ever since, all true music lovers were counting down the days for this year’s event.
Earth Garden is a local pioneer for spreading public awareness on environmental matters and this year’s music festival was not an exception, as it included the participation of Malta’s national water conservation campaign, WATER – Be the Change with its prevalent mobile unit, was present at the National Park in Ta’ Qali.
Over the past weeks, Malta’s water campaign has been present in other public events, namely the Malta Earth Day Green Fair, the Valletta Green Festival and lately, during the first edition of Malta AgriFair. The intent of such participation is to continue promoting water conservation tips, which can be easily applied at home, at work and also in the agricultural sector.
- June 7, 2022 No comments Posted in: Environment Tags: Earth Garden
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