Cocoa Beach is a major tourist attraction on Florida’s Space Coast and “Creative Cans In The Sand” continues to raise awareness of how important it is to keep our beaches clean. […]
Creative Cans in the Sand announced they will paint eight trash cans to be used at the Veterans Memorial Center on Merritt Island.
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World famous marine wildlife artist and conservationist Guy Harvey has donated six eye-popping original designs for the “Creative Cans in the Sand” initiative, which will be unveiled during the Port Canaveral Seafood & Music Festival set for Feb. 26-28 at Port Canaveral. […]
‘Creative Cans In the Sand’ recently unveiled their first twelve artistically painted cans at Lori Wilson North Park in Cocoa Beach. […]
“Creative Cans In the Sand” will host an unveiling of the organization’s first batch of beautifully decorated trash cans – painted by both local and world famous artists. […]
Artis Vanessa Bernal is taking part in the “Creative Cans In the Sand” by painting creative designs in hopes they will become more noticeable resulting in a cleaner beach.
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Artist Scott Pantke of Indian Harbour Beach is taking part in the “Creative Cans In the Sand” by airbrushing creative designs in hopes they will become more noticeable resulting in a cleaner beach. […]
Space Coast Office of Tourism Executive Director Eric Garvey has lent his support to the “Creative Cans In the Sand” initiative. With more than 72 miles of beach along Florida’s Atlantic coast, Brevard’s beautiful beaches are among the area’s most valuable tourism resources. […]
“Creative Cans In the Sand” co-founders Bobby Freeman and Nikki McCoy-Freeman have received a stunning trash can decorated by world renowned artist Steve Barton that will soon be featured at Lori Wilson Park in Cocoa Beach. […]
Mount This Fish Company in Rockledge is supporting Creative Cans in the Sand while avoiding waste. […]
Calling all artists, sponsors and volunteers – the first set of “Creative Cans In The Sand” will start production this week with a mission to help encourage beach-goers to dispose of their trash responsibility, and with the hopes that the more noticeable artistically painted cans will result in a cleaner, more litter-free beach. […]
Inspired by a desire to project the Space Coast beaches as among the best in the world, and also assist children in need, Brevard natives Bobby Freeman and his wife Nikki have combined elements of their avocation and their profession to form the non-profit organization “Creative Cans In The Sand.” […]
