FREEPORT, Grand Bahama, January 23, 2024 – The Hon. Ginger Moxey, Minister for Grand Bahama, today had high praise for “Artistry in the Archipelago” workshop held in Freeport on Saturday, January 20.
While in attendance at the event, Minister Moxey expressed her enthusiasm as she witnessed the fusion of art and environmental consciousness flowing through the venue.
“Witnessing the intersection of creativity and environmental stewardship here is truly inspiring,” Minister Moxey said. Our commitment to preserving the natural beauty of Grand Bahama aligns with initiatives like this, where local talents merge with environmental advocates.”
Amidst the eco-art and poetry, Minister Moxey emphasized the significance of community-led climate action, stating, “Art has the power to amplify the voice of nature, urging us to safeguard our mangroves and coral reefs.”
Captivated by the immersive experience, the Minister added, “This workshop encapsulates the spirit of collaboration and the urgency to protect our island’s ecological treasures.”
Her presence underscored the government’s dedication to fostering a sustainable future.
“Artistry in The Archipelago” was an eco-art and poetry workshop hosted by Amber Turner and Lauren Ritchie
“Lauren and I designed this event to foster creativity and environmental awareness, and cultivate an opportunity for all ages to come together to immerse themselves in the beauty of our island through interactive presentations and engaging activities,” Miss Turner said.
