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Salter Path Clam & Scallop Festival
May 7. Live entertainment, great seafood prepared by Salter Path’s best cooks,
handcrafts, vendors, lots for kids and all the family at the Salter Path Ball Park.
Food, music, crafts, & more. For info contact Katie Barefoot at 247-3260 or 247-
0751.
Annual Wooden Boat Show
May 7 In downtown Beaufort. Enjoy activities and exhibits on display at the Mari
time Museum, the museums Watercraft Center and the museum’s expansion site at
Gallants Channel, with free parking available. Workshops, demonstrations, launch
ings, races and other educational programs to expand the public’s awareness of the
very special properties of wooden boats. For more information, please contact the
N.C. Maritime Museum at 728-7317.
Coastal Women's Fair
May 7,10 a.m.-4 p.m. Coastal Women’s Fair at the Crystal Coast Civic Center. Enter
tainment, food, vendors, silent auction and Crystal Coast women’s service providers are
available throughout the day. Admission is $1. For more information call 342-3407.
Annual Beaufort-by-the-Sea Music Festival
May 13-14. A weekend of live music and concerts on muhiple stages in downtown
Beaufort and on the waterfront. A family-oriented weekend event with free music
and activities for all family members. The fun continues around
town all weekend. For more information, call 422-6161 or 728-
4611.
Quilt Show
May 13 - 14. The Crystal Coast Quilt Guild’s annual judged Quilt
Show and Merchant Mall is at the Crystal Coast Civic Center. See
Eastern North Carolina’s best in contemporary quilting arts. For
more information, call 247-3883.
MAC Beach Run
May 14. On the beach in front of the Sheraton Atlantic Beach
Oceanfront Hotel. The Carteret County Parks & Recreation
Department will manage the 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run events.
Proceeds help the Military Affairs Committee (MAC) carry put its
program of work. Call 726-6350 for more information.
2 V 2 Beach Volleyball Tournaments
May 14,9 a.m. Tournament location is Western Ocean Regional
Access, Islander Drive in Emerald Isle. Tliis is an “open gender”
series, and players must be at least 16 years old. Pre-registration
is required (no game-day registration). Team fee is $55 per team
with prize money going to the top two teams (70% to first place;
30% to second place). Teams must bring their own ball and act as
officials when not playing. There are no rain dates,'but refunds will
be issued for bad weather. FiVB/EI beach rules apply. For regis
tration, payment and general information, contact Laurie Morris at
lmorris@emeraldisle-nc.org or 354-6350.
Beach Jive after Five
May 19 and June 16, 5:30 p.m.- 7:30 p.m. Enjoy live music and the
tranquil ocean breeze. Bring chairs, blankets, even dinner. Ac
cess also features volleyball courts, picnic tables and restrooms.
Alcoholic beverages prohibited. Western Ocean Regional Access
(WORA) in Emerald Isle. No admission fee. For information,
contact 354-6350 or email elizabeth(^sunnync.com
Morehead Gty Family Boating & In-Water Boat Show
May 20. Visit boating exhibits including the Coast Guard Aux
iliary’s Boating Safety exhibits and programs, which will begin
Boating Safety Week. Tour in-water and onshore power boats.
Enjoy band concerts, always a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. Local
restaurants will also have food booths. Please call 808-0440 for
more information.
ARTrageous Art Show
May 21 - 22. Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m.-4 p.m. This pubhc art
event, held in conjunction with the Crystal Coast Boat Show in downtown Morehead
City, features local and regional artists along the waterfront, displaying and selling a
Variety of artwork including oil/acrylic paintings, watercolors, pastels, mixed media,
drawings, photography, sculpture, fiber art, hand-woven wearable art, wood, glass,
fine jewelry, metal work, basketry and pottery. For more information, contact Sandi •
Malone, sandimalone@ec.rr.com or 728-7550 or Pam Holliday, pamholliday@ec.
rr.com or 504-2233.
Spring Art Show
May 28 - 29. An annual juried show and sale of the Carteret County Arts & Crafts Coali
tion is located at Beaufort Historic Site. For more infor, call Kris White at 729-9311
Morehead City Marlins Baseball Games
The Morehead City Marlins Baseball team announces the opening of its 2nd season
with the first home game on June 1, at Big Rock Stadium, O’Neal Field in Morehead
City. There are 28 home games scheduled from June 1-August 1. Dates-. JUNE 1,
3, 5, 9,11,12, 15, 17,18, 25, 26, 27,29, 30; JULY 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10,11, 12,15, 20, 28,
30; AUGUST 1. Contact Marlins manager Chris Marmo for more information 269-
9767 or chris(^mchmarlins.com
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