February Public Programs at War in the Pacific National Historical Park

News Release Date: January 30, 2017

Contact: Kelly Carroll, 671-333-4050

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Release Date: January 31, 2017
Contact: Kelly Carroll, Lead Park Ranger
Phone: [phone]
 

February Public Programs at War in the Pacific National Historical Park

 
February 4, Saturday: at Ga’an Point - “Paint in the Park”
Make a mark in your park during our artist led painting sessions! Come and embrace your creativity and learn about the rich history, culture, and natural resources of War in the Pacific National Historical Park. This event is open to participants age 12 and above, including adults. Painting sessions start at 9:00 am and 2:00 pm. Registration is required (details at http://go.usa.gov/x97Kg), and art supplies will be provided free of charge. The painting session will be led by our 2017 Artist-in-Residence, Amber Word. 
 
February 11, Saturday: 9 am at Ga’an Point - “Keep Guam Beautiful”
This community cleanup will take place at Ga’an Point in Agat - a former WWII invasion beach. Cold water in coolers, protective gloves, and trash bags will be provided. Please bring refillable water bottles and wear closed-toe shoes, hats, and sunscreen.
 
February 18, Saturday: 2 pm at Visitor Center - “The Right to Fight”
In celebration of African-American History Month, we are inviting the public to a presentation on the role of African American servicemen in the Pacific Theater of WWII. Learn fascinating and inspiring facts about many valuable contributions that earned African-Americans high praises and commendation for their struggles and sacrifices. (1.5 hours)
 
February 19, Sunday: 2 pm at Visitor Center - “Science Sunday”
Science Sunday features current research projects happening right here in Guam and the Micronesian region. For more information on this event, call 333-4050 or email [e-mail]. (1 hour)
 
February 25, Saturday: 7 pm at Asan Beach - “Movies in the Park – Red Tails”
In honor of African-American History Month, we will be featuring the movie Red Tails. Red Tails tells the story of the famed Tuskegee Airman. Having faced segregation while kept mostly on the ground during World War II, are called into duty. Please bring water, flashlights, insect repellant and your beach chair, or mat. The film will be shown on a large screen and is free. The film is rated PG-13.
 

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