INSIDE THE 5TH ANNUAL OCEANA ROCK UNDER THE STARS EVENT

Oceana celebrated its 5th Annual Rock Under the Stars event including a private performance by Gladys Knight and featuring culinary delights from James Beard Award winners Suzanne Goin and Sherry Yard, and Los Angeles’ Chef of the Year Jason Neroni.

Oceana Board Chair Sam Waterston, Board President Keith Addis, Board Member Ted Danson, and other celebrity guests including Woody Harrelson, Mary Steenburgen, Sally Pressman, Sam Waterston, Ed Begley Jr., and Tommy Chong were also in attendance.

The event celebrated Oceana, the largest international advocacy organization dedicated solely to ocean conservation. Oceana has protected nearly 4 million square miles of ocean habitat. With more than 275 victories that stop overfishing, habitat destruction, oil and plastic pollution, and the killing of threatened species like turtles, whales, and sharks, Oceana’s campaigns continue to deliver results.

[L-R] Special guest performer Gladys Knight poses with Keri Selig, Oceana CEO Andrew Sharpless, Mary Steenburgen, Oceana Board Member Ted Danson and Oceana Board President, Keith Addis at the 5th Annual Oceana ROCK UNDER THE STARS Event Photo Credit: Kevin Ware

[L-R] Oceana Board President, Keith Addis, Keri Selig, and Oceana Board Member Sam Waterston at the 5th Annual Oceana ROCK UNDER THE STARS Event. Photo Credit: Kevin Ware

[L-R] Oceana Board President, Keith Addis, Oceana Board Member Ted Danson, Oceana Board Chair Sam Waterston, Mary Steenburgen and Keri Selig attend carpet for 5th Annual Oceana ROCK UNDER THE STARS Event Photo Credit: Kevin Ware

[L-R] Oceana Board President, Keith Addis at the 5th Annual Oceana ROCK UNDER THE STARS Event. Photo Credit: Kevin Ware

Oceana is dedicated to protecting and restoring the world’s oceans on a global scale.

Oceana is the largest international ocean conservation organization. Oceana works on a limited number of strategic campaigns to stop ocean pollution, protect marine wildlife, promote responsible fishing, stop offshore drilling and ocean acidification, and more.

https://oceana.org/