Blue Hour

Ocean Songs

Blue Hour Ticket Sales

33%

Saturday, September 28

Days

Hours

Minutes

Land’s End at the AltaSea Campus

5:30pm – 10:00pm

2451 Signal Street, Berth 60

Dinner by: Dustin Trani

Programming: Joel Sill, Executive Music Producer

Entertainment by: The L.A. Choral Lab

Dancing to: The Classics Los Angeles Dance Band

AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles is proud to announce its fifth annual Blue Hour fundraiser, an event that connects science, culture, and community by combining art and technology to tell the story of and raise awareness for the emerging blue economy.

Blue Hour: Ocean Songs will feature the sounds of the ocean, curated by renowned music producer Joel Sill, serving as executive music producer for the evening. Sill is known for his work on Forrest Gump, Terminator 3, Blade Runner, and many other box office hits.

Ticket Information

Ticket Options

$150 for Blue Hour Admission ticket

$500 for Blue-Access VIP ticket

Tickets Include

Admission to Blue Hour: Ocean Songs

1 Meal Courtesy of Trani’s Dockside

Access to Open Bar

Blue-Access Includes

Private outdoor lounge

Bar with signature drink

Mix & mingle with award winners throughout the night

Sponsorship Information

Contact Sandy Schaeffer at sandy@aubryandco.com or

Aileen Sagara at aileen@aubryandco.com

The funds raised by Blue Hour supports AltaSea’s Ocean STEM, which provide educational programs to students throughout Los Angeles at no cost, giving them an opportunity to learn about the vast opportunities within the blue economy – from marine conservation to underwater robotics and clean energy.

If you cannot attend Blue Hour, you can donate to AltaSea here

AltaSea is a 501(c)(3) and donations are tax-deductible

Honoree's to be announced soon!

Previous Honoree's

Cornerstone Award

Similar to the cornerstone of a building, which provides stability and support, a cornerstone award recognizes individuals or organizations that have made an indelible impact, laying the groundwork for progress and innovation.

Innovation Award

An innovation award signifies not only the recognition of the recipient’s ingenuity but also serves as a testament to their ability to drive progress and solve complex challenges.

The Sunset Ceremony

AltaSea acknowledges that our campus is located on the traditional lands and waters of the Tongva People; specifically our location is historically the aweeshkone xaa Chaawvetam (Village of Chaawvenga). We also acknowledge the traditional lands and waters of the Chumash, Tataviam, Serrano, Cahuilla, Juaneno and Luiseno Peoples throughout Southern California, where AltaSea partners reside. We pay respect to the traditions, knowledge, past and present of these Indigenous Peoples.

Host Committee

This year’s host committee features an impressive lineup of oceans icons, world-renowned artists, and local community leaders:

Ashlan & Phillippe Cousteau, oceanographers and environmental activists;
Bob Ballard, Titanic discoverer and ocean explorer;
Sylvia Earle, famed oceanographer who was the first person to walk the ocean floor solo;
Lauren Johnson, community leader and part of West Harbor’s development team; and
Pete Sellars, award-winning opera director