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 Last Waves of Summer

Heal the Bay is presenting this family event which is both fun and educational.  In addition to arts and crafts, face painting and a marine “petting zoo,” there will be appearances by Thomas White, author of In Defense of Dolphins: The New Moral Frontier, and Sony Pictures computer graphics supervisor Stirling Duguid, who will talk about creating special effects for Surf’s Up. 12:30-6pm, children under 12 free, $5 suggested donation for all others, with a $2 minimum admission fee required. The Aquarium, 1600 Ocean Front Walk, (located beach level just below the historic carousel), 310.393.6149 x105.

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