After two years of Ringing the Changes, campaigners will mark this year’s International Day of Action on Climate Change, on Saturday 5 December, by surfing The Wave of desire for a just international treaty at Copenhagen.At an outdoor concert and mass action, organised by Stop Climate Chaos Northern Ireland, activists will get the opportunity to enjoy great music and take part in a visually impressive display of support for strong, government-led action on climate change.The event will take place in Bank Square in Belfast city centre – just behind Tesco and right next to the famous Kelly’s Cellars pub – from 1pm onwards.Acts confirmed so far include: violinist/composer Ruby Colley; singer/songwriters Ken Haddock and Juliet Turner; and multi cultural music collective Beyond Skin. Radio Ulster DJ Joe Lindsay will compere the event.Those wishing to participate in the event are asked to bring along anything blue that can be held aloft during the action. People can dress in blue or paint their faces or hands blue.Come together to stop climate chaos

 The Wave - Saturday 5 December 2009, Bank Square (behind Tesco and Primark in Belfast City Centre) from 1pm – 3pm.

Bring or wear something blue.