.Pharrell announces return of Something in the Water Festival
something in the water. No, literally — the producer’s Something in the Water Festival will return this year in Washington D.C. over Juneteenth weekend. It previously took place in Virginia.
And that’s just the beginning. The festival promises that more artists will be added ahead of the event. “Something In The Water is a Black solution for a systemic issue,” Pharrell said in a statement “And this year we are taking our celebration to a higher platform — the nation’s Capital during Juneteenth Weekend. We want to show the world that there is Something In The Water across the whole DMV and I want to continue to bring awareness to the greatness within these communities and invite large corporations to show up for the people.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
To help conserve water, Pueblo High School students harness rain waterThe garden club leader and science teacher Nicolas Pitts said the students learned not only about equations and science, but how to create a better environment.
Read more »
Mars may have less water than previously estimatedResearchers from the Oden Institute and Jackson School of Geosciences have developed an improved model for planet-wide groundwater flow prediction on Mars that is not only more accurate but, according to its author, more elegant too.
Read more »
Thousands who drank water tainted by ‘forever chemicals’ can join class action suit against N.J. companySix towns were impacted by the contamination.
Read more »
The next border dispute: WaterThree hundred miles south of El Paso, farmers in Delicias, Chihuahua, are running out of water. Recently, farmers have not received their requested allotment...
Read more »
Letter: To battle water shortages, Utah should help subsidize individual effortsMy lawn is dead, and will not be growing back. No matter what secondary watering restrictions are unveiled this summer, my yard is not coming back. I can live with this, since I followed last summer’s restrictions to arrive at this point. I would like to replace my lawn with gravel or rocks, but it is very expensive and I don’t have the equipment or manpower required. My spouse and I are in our late 60s, and cannot do this effort on our own. We replaced our parking strip with river rock over 10 years ago for around $300.00 The company delivered the rock to our curb side. I just saw an ad in the paper for a company to do the parking strip replacement for around $2000.00!
Read more »