Wonders and Wanders with Woz on the COVER

July 9 - July 15, 2015

Wonders and Wanders with Woz ON THE COVER

Volume 37 Issue 28 • 7|9|15 - 7|15|15

4 RECIPES

This summer, take your gatherings to the next level with a fun and festive drink menu that reflects the fresh flavors of the season.

5 MOVIE REVIEW

There’s an early scene in “Magic Mike XXL” that hints at what this much ballyhooed sequel woulda, coulda, shoulda been. Beaufort Middle School teacher John Waszak, left, shows aquatic insects to youngsters Michael and L.T. Harris, front, with sister, Mary-Blake, 6 COVER STORY mother Vikkie and grandmother Kathy Odell at the Core Sound Waterfowl Museum and Heritage Thursdays this month, the Core Sound Waterfowl Center during the Wonders with Woz educational Museum and Heritage Center is holding an outdoor fun day. (Dylan Ray photo) program called Wonders and Wanders with Woz.

9 ART CONTACT INFORMATION this week is published weekly by Carteret Publishing Co. Inc. “Tiny Treasures” is an art exhibit presented by 4206 Bridges Street, Morehead City, NC 28557 Carolina Artist Gallery, and the deadline for entries EDITOR: is approaching. Megan Soult [email protected] CALENDAR PHOTOGRAPHY: 12 Dylan Ray [email protected] Find out what’s happening this week and beyond on the Crystal Coast and in surrounding GRAPHICS: areas. Megan Burris [email protected]

ADVERTISING: 14 NIGHTLIFE Kim Moseley [email protected] Learn who’s providing entertainment in bars To submit event information, email Megan Soult, write or fax to: and clubs around the county this week. this week P.O. Box 1679, Morehead City, NC 28557 Fax: 252-726-1795 Please include the event time, date, location including address, 14 MUSIC admission price and contact information.

Find us online at www.carolinacoastonline.com/ The Friends of Fort Macon free summer concert entertainment and www.facebook.com/thisweekmagazine. series continues with a live performance from Wild Honey, a duo from Swansboro. ADVERTISE WITH US! It’s the best deal on the Crystal Coast. 16 FOOD AND DRINK Reach out to 20,000 people across Onslow, Craven & Carteret counties. this week is available FREE at hundreds The fourth annual Wild Caught Festival will be of local businesses & hotspots! Friday, July 10, and Saturday, July 11, at a new location: 380 Pigott Road in Gloucester. Call our advertising department and ask about getting full color for an additional $2.00 per column inch. Call Today | 252.726.7081 3 • this week 7|9|15 - 7|15|15 (PG13) (PG13) (PG13) (R) D 354-5012 Participants Participants a previous of cruise marsh the along motor marsh The water. one is cruise cruises the of over offered by summer the Coastal N.C. the Federation. (Contributed photo) PLANTATION MERAL Emerald Isle, NC Emerald E EVERYDAY AT BOTH CINEMAS Emerald Plantation Shopping Center Shopping Plantation Emerald MAGIC MIKE BARGAIN MATINEES Daily 1:15-3:45-7:10-9:40 Daily Daily 1:00-3:30-7:00-9:30 Daily Daily 1:10-3:30-7:00-9:20 Daily Daily 1:00-3:30-7:00-9:30 Daily Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 10:30 am 2 (PG) 10:30 Dolphin Tale JURASSIC WORLD We gladly offer a military discount with ID We JURASSIC WORLD Operation Uplift Inc., Margaret contactPowell at www.opera- [email protected]. We gladly offer a military discount with ID We TERMINATOR GENISYS TERMINATOR (PG) (PG) (PG) (PG) Boxtrolls (PG) 10:30 Boxtrolls am (PG) 10:30 CINEMA 4 CINEMA 247-7016 Buy tickets online Buy tickets at atlanticstationcinema.com DIGITAL Buy tickets online Buy tickets at emeraldplantationcinema.com MINIONS MINIONS COMPLETELY BOTH CINEMAS INSIDE OUT INSIDE OUT Free show every Wednesday and Thursday at 10:30am • and Thursday every Wednesday show Free Free show every Tuesday and Wednesday at 10:30am and Wednesday every Tuesday show Free Atlantic Station Shopping Center, Atlantic Beach, NC Beach, Atlantic Center, Shopping Station Atlantic Daily 1:00-3:05-5:15-7:20-9:30 Daily Daily 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 Daily Daily 1:00-3:05-5:15-7:20-9:30 Daily Daily 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 Daily Atlantic Station Cinemas gift cards make wonderful gifts!! make StationAtlantic Cinemas gift cards Emerald Plantation Cinemas gift cards make wonderful gifts!! make Plantation gift Cinemas cards Emerald For For more information about growth and leadership skills for all ages. Operation Uplift Inc. hopes to hopes Inc. Uplift Operation Its mission is to motivate the at-risk families, children seniors in the community. and raise funds to construct a multi- purpose and community center serv- Beaufort, in based building ing the Carteret County area. community through ships that partner- will help encourage Top, Top, from left, are Taeya Stanley, Raleigh Lewis and KeNyasia Lewis. Below, from left, are Aniyah Torres and Jaslyn Jones. (Contributed photos) The Miss Congeniality trophy Congeniality Miss The Mona Lisa Villa took photos Operation Uplift Inc. was Aniyah Torres was the runner up runner the was Torres Aniyah for Little Miss. went to Jaslyn Jones. of the winners. organized in 1968 by a of group concerned citizens to awareness raise of the needs facing From landlubbers to old salts,

Operation Uplift pageant winners announced The top crown for Little The top crown for Little On On June 20, Operation Uplift The cruises will continue Participants will hear tales of The N.C. Coastal Federation The federation’s staff will One cruise leaves from The N.C. Coastal Federation cruises offer something for everyone Miss Miss went to KeNyasia Lewis. Princess went to Taeya Stanley. Raleigh Lewis was the runner up for Little Princess. Inc. held a Little Princess/Little Miss pageant at Girls Club the of Beaufort. Boys & through August. To find a full list full a find To August. through of cruises or to learn more information about the N.C. cruises, Coastal Federation’s event see calendar at nccoast.org/events. native settlers, past fishing vil- lages and pirates; swing by unin- habited isles and see the Crystal Coast from whole new vantage point. cruises have everyone: something gorgeous encounters for with scenery, wildlife, local anecdotes and a the importance of the standing of better under- coastal waters. show show participants a side and seen of haven’t likely they the coast apprecia- deeper a them give will tion for these waterways. Hammocks Beach State called the marsh cruise. 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The only thing reallythat matters show at is the end, the man gets where his moment giant eachto shine, though frankly we’d have been happy just to fast Mr. Tatum. forwardBut even when to the star takes the stage,us might some wish ofhe’d do a less,uh,little simulating, and a little more actual dancing. exhausted.Surelythe“XXL”in title wasn’t meant to the indicatelength of the movie, but itrather feels like it. Sometimes a medium is a better fit. But too often, the gang’s Romeand Mike? The idea is seeking to convince Big DickRichie (Joe Manganiello) that he has the creativity out to of move his stock fireman acter,char- challenges him a way to to make find the young lady grin. He does, mojo back. and gets his stops on the way to the contest sort- maleofa stripper-themed “Little Miss Sunshine,” whenyou think about it - startand well then just This go on is forever. true private of Savannah a visitwhose strip to club, owner, a Pinkett Rome Smith) hassolved (Jada past with anMike. unre- intriguing. But we never learn much about whatThings happened. get sewn and up we quickly, move happens on. with the The oddly unsat- same We We begin three years after Suddenly, Mike gets a call. One last show: Hardly an there is can in be five summed words: Stripper upConvention. Road maybeOr Trip to six: LONG Road Convention. to Stripper Mike traded the for stripperhis long-held dream lifeof set- ting up his own custom furni-ture company. It’s not going as well as he’d planned. It’s a ruse, but back it to brings his him old the buddies Kings fromof Tampa, planning onelast big stab atglory before retiring their act at the convention in Myrtle Beach, S.C. original premise. are Still, moments there of these fun. comes One of at convenience a gas store station manned bya young woman with an appar- ent inability to smile. Mike, Those who fondly remem- in ‘Magic Mike XXL’ finally leading to a long-await- edclimax Tatum,whenfel- Mr. low chiseled stud Matt Bomer and their buff cohorts take the stage male to bump, stripper hump, grind and lessly swivel as tire- gleeful dollar women rain bills skin. onto Yes, we admire their this tire- oiledlessness. But is itto treasonous suggest that becomes tireSOME, eventually too? it ber theMike” will be original sadthat Matthew to “Alright realize Alright Alright” “Magic missing McConaughey this time is around. director is SoSteven Soderbergh, though he’s back tographer as and cinema-editor; his asso- ciate Gregory Jacobs has taken the reins. What’s ously most missing obvi- in though, this sequel, is a real plot. What Review: Lotsa grinding, little plot Instead, we get almost two Mr. Tatum’s a great dancer Mike Lane, played by the There’s an early scene in hours of often rambling setup, and a wonderfullyactor. We’d watch him do this physical all night. But we don’t get to. well nigh irresistible Channing Tatum, is alone in his furniture workshop. As he saws,sures and sands, the beat mea- of the music he’s listening to totransport him. starts He can’t stop himself: he begins all toaround the dance, shop, overunder the tools,and a guy who just can’t keep those moving. limbs from “Magic Mike XXL” that hints at what this much ballyhooedsequel woulda, coulda, shoulda been. BY JOCELYN NOVECK ASSOCIATED PRESS 7|9|15 - 7|15|15 this week • 6 NEWS-TIMES SOULT MEGAN BY 4th & Bridges St. | Morehead City, NC | 252.727.192 For THE FULL SCHEDULE OF LIVE MUSIC, VISIT: MUSIC, LIVE OF SCHEDULE FULL THE For uig hrdy ti month, ThursdaysDuring this Wonders and Wanders with Woz Woz with Wanders and Wonders 10 16 17 31 11 24 Drifters 25 18 th th th st th th th th at the Core Sound Museum Sound Core the at DeerRun Kate McNally John C. Nelson LITTLE CECIL Straights Haven urban soil Katie Basden 4 ever all holding an outdoor Waterfowl program called is Center Heritage Sound and Museum Core the 1 n h Cr Sud Waterfowl chairman Sound Core the on Chadwick, Smith Kathryn said summer,” muse- this the um at parents their and program with their children. Parentswelcomeareattend tothe environment. the of importance thechildrenallowtheyseethe to and experience, learning active know, the more they will they care.” more the environment, and kidsofwho don’t knowabout the Mr.Waszak said.lot“There aare dren to what’s in the environment,” living in the sound and more. to Back Sound to identify creaturesnature trail,thetravelingtureson crea- and plants examining um, from WillowPond, near the muse- ment by collecting creatures in nets plantsthat are in the local environ- the and animals about learn will about the environment. Beaufort learn teacher, SchoolMiddle and a Waszak, John with program have the chance to explore for middle school-age children. p.m. 2:30 to 1 fromchildren and tonoon forelementary school-age to explore nature. givesthatchildrenopportunity an Woz WandersWonders with and “It’s good to see all these kids kids these all see “It’s to good activitiesTheinter- providean “Theprogram exposes the chil- children program, the During the in participating Children The program is from 10:30 a.m. what we’re all about.” learning,playing exploringand here is them Seeing friends. their coming back week after week with Center Directors. of Board Heritage and Museum The next Wonders and Wanders “Wehope all of them will keep (DylanRay photo) educationalfunday. WondersWith Woz Centerduring the andHeritage WaterfowlMuseum theCore Sound aquaticinsects at leadslecturea on JohnWaszak Schoolteacher BeaufortMiddle 728-1500. gramsoffered atthe museum, call •฀ •฀ •฀ •฀ with Woz programs are: Formore on this and other pro- July 30 July 23 July 16 July 9 photo) (DylanRay funday. educational WithWoz Wonders duringthe Center Heritage and Museum Waterfowl Sound atthe Core vegetation fishand insects, aquatic tocollect WillowPond fromthe aretaken Samples 7 • this week 7|9|15 - 7|15|15 All All proceeds from ticket sales great way great to have fun sup- while cause.” worthwhile a porting pres- the benefit items auction and education and restoration ervation, Historic of the Beaufort programs Site. -0342 ON race is sponsored by the Friends of the the of Friends the by sponsored is race t Fourth Race. This year’s race is on on is race year’s This Race. t Fourth IMPACT! 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Complementing Complementing the food, Many unique items will be IMPACT 4636-A Arendell St. • Morehead City • Phone 252-222 Phone • City Morehead • St. Arendell 4636-A Dean Dean is a friend to the Beaufort Historic Site, having been featured artist the for the 2014 Old Tour. Homes live both be will music and drinks auctions. silent and offered in auctions including: a Cape over four for ride helicopter char- Seashore, National Lookout yacht motor the aboard six for ter Everest Traditional sailboats participate in a previous Grea a in previous participate sailboats Traditional photo) (Contributed Museum. Maritime N.C. Saturday, July 11, in Taylor’s Creek in Beaufort. The Beaufort. in Creek Taylor’s in 11, July Saturday, splay splay “This is a great way for people people for way a is great “This in participa- interested Boaters For more information on the N.C. Maritime Museum in 728- call information, more For Beaufort Grocery Co. will pro- will Co. Grocery Beaufort The Summer Party committee The Summer Party will also party One great of the South’s that time. that to have fun racing and to com- memorate a historic event that occurred in the Outer said Banks,” Brent director of Creelman, for operations the of Friends the Museum. tion must in register advance by 728-2762. calling Friends of the visit or the 728-1638 call Museum N.C. Maritime website at www.maritimefriends. org. is Beaufort at 315 Front St. The is 9 open museum to a.m. 5 p.m. 10 Monday through Friday, a.m. p.m. 5 to 1 and Saturdays p.m. 5 to Sundays. Admission is free, but accepted. are donations www. at website the visit or 7317 ncmaritimemuseums.com. Beaufort Beaufort Historic Site Welcome Center at 130 Turner St., downtown Beaufort, by calling 728- 5225, or online at www.beauforthistoricsite.org. inspired menu a with food the vide available. bar full a and sea the by a signa- with guests welcome will ture drink by Doug co-chairman Brady. band Raleigh by music live feature Tower. North play they years, 35 over for bands oldies, beach music, 40 top and Larry artist and leader Band funk. BHA sets date for annual summer party Great Fourth race scheduled July 11 anniversary in 2009 and has has and in 2009 anniversary th The annual summer party start- party summer annual The The The Beaufort Historic Site is For For landlubbers, the best The The race committee will not The start and finish line for the the for line finish and start The The course covers between six six between covers course The On Saturday, July 11, tradition- 11, July Saturday, On Tickets Tickets are $100 a piece and Everyone is invited to is join the invited Everyone ed ed as a of celebration Beaufort’s 300 the place the to place July be on Saturday, 11, for the Beaufort Association’s Historical annual The Party. Summer party starts at 7 p.m. and continues until 11 p.m. Beaufort. in viewing time for the viewing race will be between 9-10 a.m. The fleet of at Creek be in will Taylor’s boats announce the course until the day day the until course the announce weath- and wind suit to race the of conditions. er race is in Taylor’s Creek, just off Creek, race is in Taylor’s Harvey museum’s the of dock the W. Smith Watercraft Center in Beaufort. and and 20 miles and is four so designed between last will race the that hours. eight and ally rigged sailing crafts will rally rally will crafts sailing rigged ally to the celebrate signing historic voyages the of news the carried that Independence of Declaration the of to the Outer Banks. It’s all part of the annual Great Fourth Race by sponsored the Friends of the Museum. Maritime N.C. may may be purchased in or the advance day of the event at the party for great food, a full bar and and bar full a food, great for party music. live quickly become a tradition and a become a quickly tradition the way seafar- great to celebrate community. ing Guests of a previous summer party browse items on di on items browse party summer a previous of Guests photo) (Contributed auction. silent and a live for 7|9|15 - 7|15|15 this week • 8 n h cnuisod ok r of art centuries-old folk the on workshop conductMalone will a Site’sLiving History series, Sandi Ron by choreographed and hall.org. www.thalian- at online or 2285 910-632- calling be by also purchased can Tickets Saturday. through Monday p.m. 2-6 from open are They Hall. Thalian of lobby the in Office Box Center performances. all for available are more or 10 •฀ •฀ •฀ •฀ •฀ performances: following the for available are $5 of counts dis- military and student Senior, Wilmington. 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City am to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday and bring to noon mission a has and to Sunday 5 the on p.m. everyone to experiences art Coast. Crystal programs outreach community op, and the show, visit the gallery’s ww.carolinaartistgallery. at website com. bass and other instruments. isthe drummer, as well as both a lead and harmony singer. “California Bear.” He plays ll make make ll Cru Wine Wine Cru Steve Latimer is “Baby Janet Montero is “Mama Freda Kyle and Jane Recently, Carolina Artist The Mulberry Street Studio featuring classicmusic, rock, British more. surf invasion and Bear,” the member. band’s He sings youngest his versatile and guitar. plays Bear.”She sings, and she plays “Heart of Whimsy” by Kathleen Dentinger and other a other and Dentinger Kathleen by Whimsy” of “Heart The show. art Treasures” “Tiny at featured be will (Contri 29. Aug. 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The call information, required. more are For registration and advanced $65 of fee A waters. shore near Saturday, July 11-18, at Caroline’s Caroline’s Arendell 3716, at Shop, Thrift Collectable 11-18, July Saturday, SHOP YARD SALE CAROLINE’S COLLECTABLE THRIFT class. the to prior day one 646-5084, at Time Sweet Own call spot, a Toreserve six. to size limited is Class included. are and materials $30 is all fee class The bracelet. a make to charms and beads wire, use will Participants City. Morehead Time, Sweet Own at 11, July Saturday, noon BRACELET BEADS & WIRE 19. Sept. and 15 include Aug. dates 728-7317.Other call information, For more required. is registration Advance of old. yrs. 8 capacity age: Minimum pounds. weight 110 maximum boat a Completed has Note: Please $300. Fee: Course adult. an be must whom of to a maximum of 4 persons, at least one the Watercraft Center. 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9 a.m. to 9 a.m.-4:30 Saturday, July 25- July Saturday, Saturday, July 25- 6:30-8 p.m. Sunday, July 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday- is is allowed. For more information, visit www.seasideartcouncil.com. SHARK WEEK Aug. Saturday, 1, at Pine Knoll Shores Aquarium. Seven times days spotlight the of misunderstood world mysterious of toothy sharks. Enjoy and shark-themed programs, activities and crafts. feedings, These are activities free with information, call 247-4003 or visit www. admission. For ncaquariums.com/pine-knoll-shores. more INJURED SOLDIERS, SOCIETIES: HEALTH CARE IN WOUNDED WWI 2-3 p.m. Saturday, July 25, at NCHC, Cullman Performance Hall. Join North Carolina Wesleyan College assistant professor of history Chad Ross History Carolina North the at lecture for free a weapons new the how explore to Center of WWI changed the way armies cared battlefield the on both wounded, their for Admission home. returned they when and free. is event the to CONTEMPORARY BOAT-BUILDING CARPENTRY COURSE p.m. Saturday to Sunday, July 25-26. The course, designed for ages 16 and older, will teach different methods used boats. Course for round-bottom building costs $135 per person, and advanced registration is required by calling 728- 7317. Other dates, also Saturdays and and 12-13 September include: Sundays, 12-13. December TEAMS HOMETOWN Waterfowl Sound Core at 6, Sept. Sunday, Museum and Heritage Center, Island Road, 1785 Harkers Island. Opening ceremony, Saturday, July 25, featuring special guests, programs, a exhibitions, fish fry and more. For more information, www.museumonmainstreet.org. visit SWANFEST 26, at Square the at pavilion Olde Town in Jon Swansboro. downtown Shain will perform. No alcohol or pets. www.seasideartscouncil. For more visit information, com. COASTAL FELLOWS Wednesday, July 27-29, CONSERVATION at Maritime Museum. This class examines the N.C. environmental conservation relevant to our region such issues as marine debris and protected species. Through field observations and data gathering at local nature preserves, students will resource natural and scientists how learn managers deal challenges during with a three-day Program conservation class. by N.C. National Estuarine Coastal Research Reserve. Reserve/ The fee is $75. For students entering grades 7-10. Advance registration is required. For more 728-7317. information, call SUMMER DRAMA CAMP 2 p.m. Saturday- Friday, for July ages 27-31, 5-12. These sessions will be for the student who Students techniques. acting about more wants to know will learn monologues, musical theater, choreography and backstage. It is what $ 75 per student, and goes students must preregister on with a Katie call information, more For deposit. $35 Dixon at 643-2026 or Bob Malone 728-7550. at

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9 a.m.- 1 p.m. 6:30-8:30 p.m. 3 p.m. 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, July Tuesday, 21, at the N.C. Maritime Museum. Meet the families who have carried out the tradition of commercial fishing for three centuries in Carteret Eastern County Follow their struggles through as their secluded this community slowly erodes and their way film. of life is threatened. The communities of ‘Down East’ Carteret highlighted County in are this Time takes film. place every Tuesday and Thursday Discovery in July at informal programs 3 engage p.m. visitors on topics These of maritime history, culture and North coastal of environment natural the Carolina. Free. No advance registration more For welcome. Walk-ins necessary. information, call 728-7317. WHALES OF SUMMER NORTH PROGRAM CAROLINA Tuesday-Thursday, July 21-23, at the N.C. Maritime Museum. This program gives students an some in-depth of the look marine mammals in at the found waters off North Carolina. class will discuss The the biology of marine mammals, history of area whaling and in (depending the on whale weather) watching a trip The in fee local is $85. waters. students The program is for Advance entering registration is required. more grades information, call 728-7317. For 7-10. BOHO BRACELET July Tuesday, 21, at Own Sweet Time, Morehead City. This is a mixed media project using yarn, wire, bangles The bracelet. and unique a make to charms class fee is $30, and all materials are six. to limited is size class The included. Participants must register at least one spot, a reserve To class. the to prior day call Own Sweet Time at 646-5084. MOVIE NIGHTS AT 8:30 p.m. July Wednesday, 22, Atlantic THE CIRCLE Beach circle. “Big Hero 6.” Rain date is Thursday. LIFE: OF WATERS TIME: DISCOVERY THE N.C. ESTUARINE RESERVE RESEARCH MOVIE DISCOVER TIME: CORE SOUNDERS: CORE TIME: DISCOVER MOVIE SEA THE FROM LIVING July July 23, at the N.C. Maritime Museum. and National Reserve Coastal N.C. The Estuarine Research Reserve was system established to promote informed management and North Carolina’s estuarine and coastal stewardship habitats through of research, education, and example. Learn about the different reserves that make in up North this Carolina. system takes Discovery place Time Thursday in every July at informal Tuesday programs 3 engage p.m. visitors and on topics These of maritime history, culture and the natural environmentNorth Carolina. Admission of is free. coastal No advance registration necessary. Walk- ins welcome. For more information, call 728-7317. BEACH FUN RUN SERIES mile, mile, 5K and 10K at the Atlantic Beach circle. Registration is at 5:15 and 6:15 p.m. with races starting at Thursdays, July 23 Aug. and 6. 6:30 p.m. EMERALDFEST Ocean Western the at 23, July Thursday, Access of Emerald Isle. Outer Banks Philharmonic will perform. No alcohol 9 9 1 3-8 p.m. 9 a.m.-noon 2-5 p.m. Monday, 6:30-8 p.m. Sunday, ring. ring. The fee is $30, and all materials to limited is size class The included. are six. Participants must register at least one day prior to the class to reserve a reserve a spot, call Own Sweet To spot. Time at 646-5084. QUILLING to DEMONSTRATION 3 p.m. Saturday, Beaufort Historic Site. Gigi Koehler July will 18, at quilling. or craft unique the demonstrate the Free and open to the public. For more information, call 728-5225, stop by the Visitors Center St. at or 130 Turner visit www.beauforthistoricsite.org. PINTS FOR A PURPOSE Saturdays, July 18, 12 Aug. and Oct. 2 15, at Tight Company. Sep. Line Brewing Two bands and there will will be games. All proceeds perform benefit the Wounded Warrior Project. Line Tight contact information, more For Brewing Company at 773-0641. SWANFEST July 19, at the pavilion at Square Olde Town in Spongetones will downtown perform. No alcohol or Swansboro. pets. For www.seasideartscouncil.com. more information, visit BOATS & SUMMER MODELS SCIENCE SOLD a.m.- PROGRAM noon Monday- OUT Wednesday, July 20-22, at N.C. Maritime Museum. Build a model of a fishing boat (tug) Museum’s at the Watercraft Center. During this three-day class, students will use Museum exhibits and field trips to learn about coastal waterways, local boats and the skills needed to work on around and the water. The fee is $85, and the program is for those entering third and fourth grade. Advance registration is required. For more information, call 728-7317. KIDS GOLF CAMPSMonday, July 20, to Friday, July 24, at the City Morehead Club. Country Camp for ages 5-8 begins at 9 a.m.; ages 9- 12 begins at 10 a.m.; and ages 13-17 begins at 11 An a.m. advanced class is Aug. 3. The fee a.m. Monday, from 9-11 is $40 for Morehead City Country Club Advanced public. the for $75 or members camp fee is $75 for and members $125 for the public. For Club Country City Morehead the contact more information, 726-4917. at KNITTING MITTENS July 20, at Own Morehead Time, Sweet City. Participants must be able to cast on, knit and pearl and a The class prerequisite. fee is $25, and the class size is limited to four. A materials be provided at registration. Participants list will must register at least one day prior to the class. To reserve a spot, call Own Sweet Time at 646-5084. SUMMER HISTORY DAY a.m. CAMP to noon from to Tuesday Thursday, July 21 July July 23 28 and to Tuesday, Thursday, July Beaufort’s 30 at the Historical Welcome Center. Reservations for this Association’s program are $40 due at reservation. Scholarships the are available time of for those who need them. information, For more stop Historical Association Welcome by Center the at 130 Turner St., call 252-728-5225 or Beaufort visit www.beauforthistoricsite.org. 10 5- 8 6-8 p.m. Thursday- Thursday- 6:30 to 8 p.m. 3 p.m. Thursday, July 16, 7-8 p.m. Friday, July 17, at the N.C. Maritime Museum. This

documentary, inspired documentary, by the book Fire Story Lost the Recovering Beach, the on Island Pea the and Etheridge Richard of Lifesavers, chronicles the true story of Station 17 the only crew African-American serving in Service, the the U.S. predecessor Lifesaving to the Coast Guard. U.S. Pea Island is located at the north end of Hatteras Island in Dare County. Discovery Time 3 at July in takes Thursday and Tuesday every place p.m. These informal programs engage visitors on topics of maritime culture history, and the of natural coastal environment North Carolina. advance registration Free. necessary. Walk- No ins welcome. For more information, call 728-7317. EMERALDFEST Thursday, July 16, Ocean at Access of the Emerald WesternHoney Isle. Wild will perform. allowed. No For more alcohol www.seasideartcouncil.com. information, is visit BARTA TOURNAMENT Saturday, July 16-18, at the Sunbrella tent at information, visit www.bartabillfish.com. Beaufort’s waterfront. For ALIVE AT 5 CONCERT SERIES 807 Park, Jaycee at 17, July Friday, p.m. outside or coolers No City. Morehead St. beverages allowed. Spare Change will perform. For more information, contact Lisa Rueh at 808-0440. CRAB CAKE COOK-OFF Fort Macon. The Consortium Morehead will perform. Brass information, call 354-5259. For more BASIC WIRE 10 WRAPPING a.m.- noon CLASS Saturday, Own July 18, Sweet at Time, Participants will learn Morehead new techniques bead and wire a and earrings make and City. Saturday, Saturday, July 16-18, at the Beaufort Town Docks. Enjoy offshore fishing at its best on the N.C. coast. Fore more information or to register, go to www. barabillfish.com. DISCOVERY TIME: RESCUE THE MEN: PEA MOVIE ISLAND LIFESAVERSat Friday, July 17, Smith at Watercraft Center the in HarveyFor Beaufort. members W. only, nonmembers may join for $35. Tickets to the available event at N.C. are Maritime Museum or online at www.maritimefriends.org. FORT MACON SUMMER CONCERT SERIES: an expert. Parents, caregivers are encouraged to stay with guardians and call information, more For children. their the museum at 728-1500. WORKSHOP NEEDLE PINE ADULT a.m. July Thursday, 16, at the Beaufort Historic Site Welcome Center at Turner St., downtown 130 Beaufort. Learn the art of make pine in needle baskets this popular Malone. Materials workshop fee $40. by Beaufort SandiHistoric Site For call more 728-5225, information, stop Center at by 130 Turner St. or the visit www. Visitors beauforthistoricsite.org. BARTA BOYS AND BILLFISH GIRLS TOURNAMENT CLUB

3 12 Thursdays, Thursdays, 6:30-8:30 9 a.m.-3 p.m. | FROM PAGE PAGE | FROM 9 to 10 a.m. Wednesday, CALENDAR will be expected to taste everything. The everything. taste to expected be will participate to wish who Those $20. is fee form registration the 4-H complete must found online at carteret.ces.ncsu.edu. For more information, call 222-6352. DISCOVERY TIME: WILD CAUGHT- THE LIFE AND STRUGGLES OF AN AMERICAN FISHING TOWN MOVIE p.m. Tuesday, July 14, at N.C. Maritime p.m. Tuesday, Museum. Follow the story of connected families with the commercial fishing in Snead’s Ferry over a span of several years. Watch as their culture livelihood are and continually threatened businesses family the and fronts various on question the future. is located Snead’s at the Ferry River mouth in of Onslow the New County. Time takes place Discovery every Tuesday and Thursday in July at informal programs 3 engage p.m. visitors on topics These of maritime history, culture and North coastal of environment natural the Carolina. Free. No advance registration required. Walk-ins welcome. For more information, call 728-7317. WRAPPING SEA GLASS p.m. p.m. Tuesday, July 14, at Own Sweet Time, Morehead City. Participants will learn how to make a pendant piece from of a sea glass using wire, and charms. All materials beads are included. The class fee is $30, size is limited and to six. the Participants must class register at least one day class. prior to the To reserve a Sweet Time at 646-5084. spot, call Own BEGINNERS SEWING Wednesday-Friday, July 15-17, room 320 in the CMAST building. For ages 9 age of years 9 be must Children up. and by the date of the class. Learn sewing basics including following (provided) and using a sewing machine a pattern to make pajama bottoms. Bring a bag lunch, beverages provided. A and letter will be sent detailing snacks what needs are to be brought. The fee $35. is Those who wish form registration the 4-H complete must to participate found online at carteret.ces.ncsu.edu. For more information, call 222-6352. PRESCHOOL STORY CRAFTS TIME AND PROGRAM SUMMER July 15, at the N.C. Maritime Museum SCIENCE in Beaufort. Program includes a story, estuarine critter observation related craft. and Admission is a the event is for free, preschool-age children. and Advanced registration For more is information, call required.Additional 728-7317. classes Aug. 5. Wednesday, are offered on MOVIE NIGHTS AT THE CIRCLE July 16, 23 and 30, at the Core Sound Center Heritage and Museum Waterfowl on Harkers Island. 10:30 a.m. to noon for elementary school age children and from 1-2:30 p.m. for Middle School age children. Chances for the exploration pond, maritime of forest and sound. Various topics will provide opportunities hands on to explore nature with 8:30 p.m. July Wednesday, 15, Atlantic Beach circle. “Paddington.” Rain date is Thursday. “WONDERS WITH WOZ” 7|9|15 - 7|15|15 this week • 14 Saturday, July 11; July Saturday, 10; July Friday, 24; July Friday, 10; Sept. and 13 1. 1 2 9 Aug. 1 Saturday, 17, July Friday, 7; Aug. Friday, 18; Sept. Friday, and 22, Aug. Saturday, Juice N RESTAURANT: Mac S ’ D Y O L F MS MOSQUITOS: AMOS 19. Sept. 31; Saturday, Aug. 15, and Saturday, July Friday, 25; July 18; Fustics the and musicduo based in Swansboro. Theconcert is from 7-8 p.m. Honey. Wild from performance tinuesFriday, July 10,with livea con- series concert summer free hy ae en lyn their playing been have They acoustic an is Honey Wild Macon Fort of Friends The 4EverAll 4EverAll Straights Haven Haven Straights Morehead City Morehead Atlantic Beach Atlantic Wild Honey to perform perform to Honey Wild Deer Run Drifters Drifters Run Deer le on Jazz Moon Blue Thursdays, Aug. Aug. Thursdays, Kate McNally McNally Kate ai Basden Katie Saturday, July July Saturday, on Nelson John Brad Heller Brad Urban Soil Soil Urban 1-800- The Ends Ends The Saturday, II CWWW NC VISIT at Fort Macon Fort at

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Bridges St., aged nator to [email protected]. contact Leila Robinson coordi- at Four artists created coastal During a break, a check Wine & Design owner The Daughters of the The Daughters of the Membership is about They will perform from 7-8 p.m. Friday, July 10. (C 10. July Friday, p.m. 7-8 from perform will They Wild Honey, a band based in Swansboro, is the next next the is Swansboro, in based a band Honey, Wild 25 percent of the ceedsnight’s went to thepro- Otway Burns Chapter. “sea oats” scenespainted and seven a flag.” patriotic “wavy for $96.25to the was chapter Phelps, and regent, American presented History Linda Committee Chairman Michelle Velten. Mandy Vick was happy to help andwas honored to be a part of a local community. American Revolution is a nonprofit, non-political women’s volunteer servicetion dedicated organiza-American to preserving history,America’s future through securing terbet- education patriotism. and promoting American founded Revolution in Oct. 11, 1890,incorporated and in 1896 was by anAct of Congress. 175,000 with 3,000 chapters in all 50 states and D.C., Washington,with international terschap- in Australia, Austria,Bahamas, The Bermuda, Canada, 11 14 | FROM PAGE PAGE | FROM | FROM PAGE PAGE | FROM FORT PAINT The event was open to the Winning entries will be The chapter will partici- The Christopher Columbus Parker Honda and Parker For information about the many many the about information For Fort Fort Macon is at the East end Concertgoers are encouraged All concerts at Fort Macon are at Macon Fort All concerts His His years in Atlanta where he Since leaving Kentucky at Kentucky age Since leaving Mr. Mr. Miller started playing in public and 11 artistshand to “paint were it forward” on with forwarded as regional appropriate and state topetitions. level com- pate in the 2015-16 Daughtersof the AmericanAmerican Revolution Christopher Columbus Historycontests and provide essay one mon- etary award of $250 and ticipatingto a par- high schoolprovide senior,a certificate ofand bronzeaward medal to each win- ner in the enth fifth, and sixth,to eighth provide sev- grades tificates participation and to cer- in each the American participant Christopher History and Columbus contests. Essay Essay Contest is opendents to in stu- grades in 9 through public, 12 private al or schools parochi- and thosehomeschooled. who are students in grades8 5 in through public, chial private schools or paro- andare homeschooled. those who Buick-GMC Buick-GMC of Morehead City, are of sponsors the 2015 Friends Series. Concert Macon Fort of events events and experiences available at Fort Macon, 354- call information, call concert For 726-3775. 5259 of of Fort Macon Road, Beach. Atlantic to come early and to bring a picnic picnic a bring to and early come to alco- but a chair, and lawn basket allowed. not are pets and hol free free of charge, though donations welcomed. are headed his own band and had his the own band headed privilege of playing with many very talented and creative artist on has had influence an enduring him. 21, 21, he has played in of a bands variety from electric-oriented rock bands, to bluegrass, well. as solo, duets played and bands bands at age 15 where he played for a harmonica blues rock band. He also played solo shows as a harmonica. and guitar on teen the fret board. 7|9|15 - 7|15|15 this week • 16 the the garden and the view includes from are vegetables Straits, The tions. tradi- maritime and produce and brates roots music, local seafood www.unknowntounges. com/wildcaught. visit afternoon. 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