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The Ditty Bops Live at Swedish American Hall in San Francisco on 2007-03-16
This show was just in recognition of the Ditty Bops' Environmental focus through music. The Ditty Bops recently completed a cross country by bicycle tour. Track three is a presentation for their work.
For their latest tour earlier this month with Jesca Hoop, The Ditty Bops wore tops made of plastic bags and urged the signing of their petition curbing the use of plastic bags.
At the San Francisco show, Abby and Amanda were presented with a Certificate of Honor from the city by Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi honoring the duo for their environmental efforts. You can listen to the show here and the presentation here (thanks to Danielle and Dave).
Coincidentally enough, earlier this week, "San Francisco's Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to become the first U.S. city to ban plastic bags from large supermarkets to help promote recycling." It was Mirkarimi who sponsored the bill. Read the news @ CNN here and The Los Angeles Times here.
NEXT SHOW:
On May 14th, The Ditty Bops will be performing at noontime on the South Lawn @ City Hall in Downtown Los Angeles as part of Bike to Work Week, which runs from May 14th-18th.
In addition, it's a free show, all ages are welcome, and it's open to the public! See you there!
(Thanks to Koga for the photos.)
--VBIT (Vegan Bicyclist In Training)
The Ditty Bops Live at Swedish American Hall in San Francisco on 2007-03-16
This show was just in recognition of the Ditty Bops' Environmental focus through music. The Ditty Bops recently completed a cross country by bicycle tour. Track three is a presentation for their work.
For their latest tour earlier this month with Jesca Hoop, The Ditty Bops wore tops made of plastic bags and urged the signing of their petition curbing the use of plastic bags.
At the San Francisco show, Abby and Amanda were presented with a Certificate of Honor from the city by Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi honoring the duo for their environmental efforts. You can listen to the show here and the presentation here (thanks to Danielle and Dave).
Coincidentally enough, earlier this week, "San Francisco's Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to become the first U.S. city to ban plastic bags from large supermarkets to help promote recycling." It was Mirkarimi who sponsored the bill. Read the news @ CNN here and The Los Angeles Times here.
NEXT SHOW:
On May 14th, The Ditty Bops will be performing at noontime on the South Lawn @ City Hall in Downtown Los Angeles as part of Bike to Work Week, which runs from May 14th-18th.
In addition, it's a free show, all ages are welcome, and it's open to the public! See you there!
(Thanks to Koga for the photos.)
--VBIT (Vegan Bicyclist In Training)
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For what it is worth, I did read the article, but will need to listen later.
"pervert!"