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This past Wednesday evening, the Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, a popular non-profit in New York City, hosted their annual spring gala at Cipriani. For the event well-known NYC designers were tapped to create striking "Spring Fever"-themed centerpieces. So, when interior designer, Christopher Stevens, came knocking on our door, we were glad to help. The result of our collaboration can be seen in the accompanying photo (© Patrick McMullan Photography). A coral fossil was placed inside an acrylic cylinder; then, we added glass shards and LED crystal lights. Finally, when the cylinder was filled, seahorses and cardinals were acclimated and placed inside. Labels: Christopher Stevens, City Aquarium, Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, non-profit work |
![]() ![]() Earlier this month Plant A Fish launched its mangrove initiative in southern Florida. For those of you who've been living under the sea, Plant A Fish is a non-profit organization founded by Fabien Cousteau, grandson of noted oceanographic explorer, Jacques-Yves Cousteau. Plant A Fish helps local communities around the world practice sound ecological principles and restore endangered or threatened environs and species... just like the mangrove. City Aquarium principal designer, Justin Muir, frequently participates in Plant A Fish events and belongs on their Advisory Council. Sad to say, though, Justin and the rest of CA team were unable to attend Mangrove Day due to our busy schedule. Still, the turnout was fantastic, with 75 students and volunteers from South Plantation High collecting 30,000 seeds! Learn more about this exciting event by watching this video. Signing off, Brian Sanders Publicist City Aquarium LLC Labels: City Aquarium, Fabien Cousteau, justin muir, mangrove, non-profit work, Plant A Fish |