Boston Sea Rovers: Macro to Micro Art Exhibit

This year, the Boston Sea Rovers Art Exhibit will showcase the impact plastic is having on our marine world. We are lucky to feature the work of two amazing marine debris artists, Pam Longobardi and Evelyn Rydz, who have both exhibited across the US and the world.

When plastic enters the ocean, it may start out as a water bottle, plastic toy, plastic bag or balloon or many other surprising things. It may end up on a beach as a large piece of plastic or it may break down over time into tiny microscopic pieces.

This exhibit will take us from larger plastics to smaller micro plastics that are now found on the beaches and in the oceans around the world. Marine plastics have even made their way into the food chain, causing issues for many marine animals and birds and even into human food sources.

The Boston Sea Rovers show also offers free admission to the Exhibit Hall and Special Sunday Kids Day programs.  Get a chance to try out SCUBA with Discover Diving! See our website for all details. Free parking. Discount hotel rooms available for the show. See the website for more information.

*Please note: Tickets are required for regular Boston Sea Rovers Saturday and Sunday Daytime programs and Evening Film Festival.