Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort Hosts Inaugural Mother Ocean Music Festival

The free event will benefit 4ocean in celebration of Earth Day.

The Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort will host the first Mother Ocean Music Festival on April 20 to honor Earth Day and raise funds for ocean cleanup programs. The event is free and open to the public from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the resort’s iconic Hollywood beachfront. It is sponsored by Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort, 4ocean, and the City of Hollywood. All proceeds from the event will support 4ocean’s mission to remove plastic and trash from the oceans.

“The Mother Ocean Music Festival is the first of its kind in Hollywood Beach, and we are excited to offer a unique form of escapism for our guests,” Eduardo Fernandez says, General Manager of Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort. “We can’t wait to welcome guests and locals for a day of live music, fun, and no worries. As passionate stewards of our planet, we look forward to supporting the mission to clean our waters and create awareness about sustainable practices, environmentalism, and marine life.” 

Attendees will be able to learn more about protecting the beaches and marine life at Mother Ocean Village, which is located steps away from the Bandshell. They will also be able to engage with various local organizations supporting environmental practices and check out artificial reefs and ecological art. Guests can plan an ecotour on the Intracoastal waterway with the help of event partners such as The Water Taxi and Under the Sun Paddleboarding and Kayak Rental, who conveniently depart from the resort’s 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar and Grill.

“Plastic pollution remains a challenge for municipalities nationwide. By limiting the use of disposable plastics like single-use bottles and plastic bags, the City of Hollywood is helping to reduce overall plastic pollution in South Florida,” Elaine Franklin says, Environmental Sustainability Coordinator for the City of Hollywood. “We are focused on cleaner land and sea for beachgoers and marine life like the majestic sea turtles that nest on Hollywood Beach each year. The City is excited to join with Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort and 4ocean to celebrate Earth Day at the Mother Ocean Music Festival to help raise awareness of the benefits of choosing a sustainable lifestyle.” 

The resort offers a range of marquee activities that visitors can enjoy. These include surfers’ exhibitions on the FlowRider surf simulator, refreshing specialty drinks that support Cocktails for a Cause, and menus with a tropical twist available at all the resort’s casual beachfront dining outlets.

DJ Mike Kruz from Easy 93.1 will host the family-fun event featuring live bands throughout the day, including: 

  • Jah Steve and the Counteract Crew Band  
  • Marcus Amaya Band  
  • Dance party on Johnson Street  
  • Jeffrey James Harris  

At the Mother Ocean Music Festival, attendees can participate in 4ocean’s clean ocean movement and aid in eliminating plastic pollution by buying eco-friendly merchandise. The merchandise includes reusable water bottles, bracelets, and anklets made from recycled ocean plastic. Each dollar spent on these items during the event removes one pound of trash from the world’s oceans, rivers, and coastlines.

“4ocean is an ocean cleanup company dedicated to ending the ocean plastic crisis and we believe in the power of community-driven action to drive real change,” Alex Schulze says, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of 4ocean. “We’re stoked to collaborate with Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort and the City of Hollywood at the Mother Ocean Music Festival as we celebrate our commitment to protecting the world’s oceans.”

Visitors are encouraged to bring their own reusable bottles and containers, as the beach is plastic-free. Free drinking water will be provided to help with hydration.

Photo credit: Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort

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