newsbriefs Spring Break and Summer Camps on the Gulf Ocean Camp is accepting reservations for group field trips grades K-6, spring break and summer camps. Spring Break Camp, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., April 14 to 18, can be scheduled for the entire week ($250/child) or daily ($50/child) for children ages 5 to 12 at Gulf Shores Beach Retreat on West Beach Boulevard. Each day will celebrate a marine animal, such as dolphins, sharks, sea turtles, shells and fish. Summer Camps will be held Tuesday through Friday during June and July for children 5 to 12 at $125/child. Camps are half-day programs; call for times and location. Programs have marine and environmental education topics for ocean lovers and future scientists, presented through critical thinking, creativity, problem solving and games. The mission of Ocean Camp is to give priority to marine/ environmental education in the local community as an opportunity to build marine science career interests, respect for our natural world and increase attractions for visitors. For more information, call 251-802-8605 or 205-936-9892 or visit Facebook.com/ oceancamp/info.
Celebrate Earth Day with Green Drinks Green Drinks will host an Earth Day Celebration at their monthly gathering from 5 to 7 p.m., April 8, at Fairhope Brewing Company. The evening will feature live music, beer specials, food and environmental exhibits by area nonprofit organizations. Mobile Bay Area Green Drinks is a community group that hosts informal and engaging happy hours for environmentally thoughtful folks. Drinking is optional and attendees are welcome to stay for as little or as long as they like. Location: 914 Nichols Ave., Fairhope. For more information, call 251279-7517, email MobileBayArea GreenDrinks@ gmail.com or visit Facebook.com/ MobileBayArea GreenDrinks. See ad, page 12.
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Hormone Lecture and Book Signing Legacy Specialty Pharmacy presents Debbie Davis, CRNP, for an educational program on bioidentical hormones at 7 p.m., April 22, in Daphne. She practices with Dr. Eric Cheung, in Foley, and is also a nursing instructor at the University of South Alabama. Being A4M certified means she is at the top of her field in hormone education. Davis will explain anti-aging and youthful approaches to natural hormone replacement for men and women. Also, Nadine Johnson, "the herb lady," will be signing her new book of human interest stories, Life Revisited. Legacy Specialty Pharmacy, in Spanish Fort, provides personalized care in a warm, familyfriendly atmosphere by providing outstanding service in filling prescriptions, excellent patient education and natural approaches to wellness. Event location: conference room at the Hilton Garden Inn, in Daphne. To RSVP (required) call 251-4232299. For more information, visit LegacySpecialtyPharmacy.com. See ad, page 13.