Chef Michael Lee, SONO Restaurant,
Raleigh. Friday, 6-8 p.m., welcome
reception and wine tasting; Saturday,
11 a.m., luncheon and cooking demon
strations with guest chef; Sunday, 6-7
p.m., reception, 7-9 p.m., three-course
dinner with wine pairings. Cost $397
for an all-inclusive package for two
Friday and Saturday night accommo
dations (one room), Friday evening
wine tasting and reception (2 tickets),
luncheon & cooking show (2 tickets),
reception (2 tickets), three-course din
ner with wine pairings (2 tickets). $297
for one-day package for two; Includes
all Saturday events and Saturday night
accommodations. Reserve your seat
now. Call 800-624-8875, or e-mail
tinap@sheratonatlanticbeach.com, or
visit www.sheratonatlanticbeach.com.
MURDER MYSTERY DINNER THEATER
April 29-30. - The History Place (1008
Arendell Street, downtown Morehead
City) is proud to present a Murder
Mystery Dinner Theater on the last
Friday and Saturday of April. As din
ner is served, a murder occurs, and
the audience learns that everyone
has a motive. What’s more, the mo
tive involves a treasure map. If anyone
can figure out the clues, that map
will reveal a fortune in Mexican gold.
The dinner theater is interactive; and
between scenes, the characters visit
each table and talk with the audience,
so everyone can take a crack at solving
the crime. In this particular produc
tion, audience members also get a copy
of the map and its clues so they can try
to figure out the location of the gold
as well. Tickets are $35 per person and
are available at The History Place or
Poor Richards in Morehead City. Tick
ets may also be purchased through the
History Place Website at http://thehis-
toryplace.org. For more information,
call Cindi B. Hamilton 247-7533 x 101
or historyplace@starfishnet.com.
WOMEN'S FAIR. April 30. Lo
cation: Crystal Coast Civic Cen
ter. Sponsored by the Coastal
Womens Resource Center. For in
formation, call 247-3883 or e-mail
elizabeth@sunnync.com.
LOOKOUT SPRING ROAD RACE April
30. This annual family fun and fitness
road race in Morehead City is spon
sored by the Lookout Rotary Club
and takes place on the last Saturday of
April. This is a flat and fast course with
an event for every age and every- skill
level. The road race begins and ends
at the Sports Center, and participants
can run a lOK, 5K or one-mile race,
or take part in the baby-jogger race.
There is also a 5K and one mile fitness
walk; Proceeds from the event benefit
local charities and civic organizations.
There is'an entry fee, and families get
a price break. Prizes are awarded. For
information, call 726-7070 or e-mail
elizabeth@sunnync.com.
SUMMER DAY CAMP REGISTRATION
May 2, - 6-8 p.m. Emerald Isle Parks
& Recreation takes great pride in the
Summer Day Camp program offered to
children ages 6-12 each summer. Sum
mer Day Camp registration takes place
the first Monday in May beginning at 6
p.m. Camp operates from 7:30 a.m. un
til 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday,
during all eight weeks of camp. The fee
for each themed week of camp is $75;
per diem fees apply throughout the
week. A $25 per session deposit is due
at the time of registration. Membership
in Emerald Isle Parks & Recreation
Community Center is not mandatory.
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sion is to provide both entertaining
and educating activities for children
6-12, facilitated in a safe, fun environ
ment by means that are structured
and well supervised. Activities will
provide enrichment for children and
community. The Emerald Isle Parks
and Recreation Summer Day Camp
Program objective is to reach out into
this community and neighboring com
munities to encourage children and
parents to see the Summer Day Camp
as a place for children to interact with
one another, learn Valuable lessons in
communication, develop teamwork
skills, enhance physical condition, find
avenues for creative endeavors and
discover opportunities to give back to
the community. Contact Laurie Morris,
Recreation Coordinator at 354-6350
or lmorris@emeraldiye-nc.org. Visit
www.emeraldisle-nc.org/eiprd weekly
for updates, field trip information, per-
diem fee information and just for fun.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUSINESS
Expo May 5. - Location: Crystal Coast
Civic Center. Local businesses small and
large have the opportunity to showcase
their products and services to the com
munity. Call 247-3883 for information
or email elizabeth@sunnync.com.
ANNUAL WOODEN BOAT SHOW
May 7. Location: Maritime Museum,
Beaufort. The Wooden Boat Show was
the first and is the largest gathering
of wooden watercraft in the South
east. This is not a commercial show.
Instead, it is a full day of scheduled
demonstrations, talks and races that
attract people who share an interest
in the art, crafl:smanship and history
of wooden boats. Enthusiasts race
radio-controlled boats in the pool on
the Maritime Museum patio, and the
public is given an opportunity to sail
in traditional North Carolina boats.
The show also offers music, a naval
encampment and a shipwreck exhibit.
Tliis show has something fun for all
ages, so be sure to bring the whole
family. The museum offers wooden
boat-related exhibits and events dur
ing the week leading up to the show.
Since some of the events and exhibits
take place at the museum’s expansion
site at Gallants Channel in Beaufort,
free park-and-ride services are offered,
including a ground shuttle and water
ferry service from downtown Beaufort.
Admission is free. Call 728-7317 or
email info@friendsofthemuseum.net
for more information.
NORTH CAROLINA MARITIME MUSEUM
The following April and May on-going
activities:
Registration for Summer Science
School and the Junior Sailing Pro
gram - Monday through Friday. Both
programs offer sessions throughout the
summer. For more information, call
728-7317, www.ncmaritimemuseums.
com.
Beaufort Oars - Monday, Wednes
day, Friday evenings and Sunday
mornings. Join our community based
rowing club, for exercise, competition
and fun. NC Maritime Museum, Beau
fort. Details: 728-7317. www.ncmari-
timemuseums.com.
Debris or not Debris? Now through
June 19. That is the question. View
masterpieces of marine trash while
learning about its impact on local and
global environments. The temporary
exhibit features the artwork of New
port Middle School students. Call 728-
7317. www.ncmaritimemuseums.com.
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