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James Ide (left) and Kevin Smith of Dub Rock Duo will perform at the inaugural Groheny Festival, April 2 at Doheny State Beach. Photo: Courtesy of Dub Rock Duo
San Clemente Times
The first ever Groheny Festival is an eco-friendly event, featuring horticulture education, vendors and live music is set for Saturday, April 2, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point.
Groheny is the brainchild of Kevin Miller, a student of the horticulture and landscape program at Saddleback College.
The event is free, family-friendly and will feature educational workshops, games, prizes, fresh produce, gardening and cooking demonstrations.
Bands include Jessy Greene, Dub Rock Duo, We Da People, Ambient Waves, Anesha Rose, Soulag Vibrations and Jah-Mex.
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