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A WOLD OF AT IN OC OC PEFOMING ATS CENTE TO BE COMPLETED FALL  Experience a world of art at the area’s newest cultural amenity—the Ocean City Center for the Arts. Located on Construction on the new 1,200 seat performing arts cen - 94th Street, just next to the water tower bearing its logo, this ter in the Roland E. Powell Convention Center is currently state-of-the-art facility is the home of the Art League of underway, with a completion date set for the fall of 2014. Ocean City, the area’s non-profit arts organization. Dedi - With the ability to host concerts, shows, theater productions cated to promoting the visual arts in the Ocean City area, and plays, the new performing art center is expected to the Art League recently celebrated its 50th year anniversary. attract a variety of new events and audiences. In March of 2013, the new building opened through a part - e state- nership with the Town of Ocean City, State of and of-the-art the - Worcester County. Since then it has become a place where ater features people come together to create, explore, experience and two tiers of connect through the arts. the artwork, meet the artists and enjoy complimentary re - fixed seating, Step inside the building and be inspired by the gorgeous freshments. It’s a great start to your evening on the town. including 850 blown glass chandelier. Containing over 100 pieces of Be sure to stop by the Ocean City Visitor’s Center, located seats on the colored glass and measuring 9 feet tall and 6 feet wide, it is at the Convention Center on 40th Street and the Ocean City first floor and the centerpiece of the gallery spaces. Be inspired as you view Chamber of Commerce on Rt. 50, to see additional displays another 350 in a second-floor balcony. e new arena will the exhibits of original art by local and regional artists in of original artwork by Art League members. replace the convention center’s existing stage, the first-floor multiple gallery spaces. Many of the works are available for To learn more about the classes and programs available at exhibit hall and a portion of the second-floor ballroom. sale and provide an ideal way to take home a lasting Ocean the OC Center for the Arts, visit artleagueofoceancity.org e performing arts center is the second phase of the City memory. or call 410.524.9433. e facilities are available for rental for convention center improvement project, which began in the Drop in and take an art class. Choose from a variety of special events and provide the perfect setting for your next spring of 2011. e first phase was completed last year, classes for all ages and levels. Class subjects range from meeting, private party or special occasion. Support the arts boasting floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the water in drawing and painting, to photography, fiber arts, pottery by becoming a member, and follow them on facebook, the new Bayfront Ballroom and Trimper Dockside Exhibit and much more. Visit the artist studios to see work in instagram and twitter. Look for art events and sponsored Hall. e new space gives visitors over 110,000 square feet progress, and stop by the gi shop to buy local and support programs throughout the Community Calendar . of dazzling space, including panoramic views of the bay. the arts. Purchase original artisan works including a great selection of jewelry, blown glass, pottery and paintings at We remain committed to providing you with information about programs, services and events year-round. In addition to this affordable prices. publication, information is continually updated through our e OC Center for the Arts is open 11am –4pm daily, year website and on social media. Sign-up for eNewsletters round and admission is free. Exhibitions change monthly stay connected. at ococean.com/e-news and the public is always invited to the opening receptions & News Releases at oceancitymd.gov 5–7pm on the first Friday of the month. Come by to preview stay informed. NEW BEACH PATOL BUILDING

Avenue, which is across the street from its existing location on three parcels purchased by the Ocean City Development Corporation (OCDC). e land parcels are currently a gravel parking lot next to the OCDC’s office. e new headquarters represents a traditional Ocean City aesthetic as laid out by OCDC’s Downtown Design Standards, with a total of 10,000 square feet of space. e Dramatic Decrease in Pedestrian, new building provides facilities for beach patrol vehicle and Bicycle, Scooter Collisions equipment storage, training, roll call, dispatch and admin - istrative areas. e multi-purpose training and roll call Ocean City has seen dramatic decreases this year in room will be available for public use during the off season. three motor vehicle collisions categories, including pedes - e Police Department Bicycle Unit will also be housed on trian collisions, which decreased by 41 percent compared e Ocean City Beach Patrol will have a new home next the first floor. to 2012. Further, there were zero fatalities in 2013 as a year, as preliminary designs have been approved for the life - e town has budgeted two million dollars funded result of any motor vehicle collision in Ocean City. guards’ new headquarters. e three-story building will be through municipal bonds for this project and construction According to police, the significant decrease is largely located at the corner of Talbot Street and Philadelphia is scheduled to begin in September 2014. attributed to the “Walk Smart” campaign. e revamped campaign, which focuses on enforcement, education and engineering, was implemented in May 2013 in coopera - Flood Hazard Protection in Ocean City tion with the state, town and many other community All property in Ocean City is in a flood hazard area & sub - a flood insurance policy on the structure itself. Flood insurance elevation certificates for existing buildings to determine height partners. ject to flooding from the ocean, coastal bays & heavy rainfall. is available to all property owners & renters. above floodwaters. For more information, call 410.289.8855 In addition to pedestrian collisions, a large emphasis Minor flooding is not uncommon & major flooding happens or email [email protected]. Floodplain Development Permit Requirements: occasionally. FEMA places properties in flood zones based on is article is published in each edition of the newsletter as was placed on educating citizens of bicycle safety tips. e Ocean City Code requires a building permit be obtained for “Walk Smart” campaign was paired with a “Ride Smart” their chance of flooding. Property owners can find their nearly all construction & structural repair work, & for any de - required by the Town’s participation in FEMA’s Community property’s flood hazard designation by contacting the Depart - velopment within the Special Flood Hazard Area mapped on Rating System. Property owners in OC receive a 15% discount message specific to cyclists explaining the rules of the ment of Planning & Community Development, 410.289.8855, the Flood Insurance Rate Maps. e city reviews plans to be on flood insurance premiums through this program. For an kbrown@ocean citymd.gov, or City Engineer, 410.289.8845, expanded version of this article, visit: oceancitymd.gov/ road. Scooter collisions also saw a big dip in 2013, drop - sure buildings are constructed to withstand flooding. Permits ping 65 percent. is drop is due in large part to new [email protected]. are also required before any land development (grading, filling, Emergency_Management/flood.html registration and insurance requirements for motor scoot - Natural & Beneficial Functions of Floodplains: Flood - etc.) in the floodplain to ensure activities do not increase flood - — Property Protection Measures — plains in their natural state provide many beneficial functions. ing potential on or around property. ere are many ways to protect property from flood ers that went into effect on January 1, 2013. Primary undeveloped flood plain areas in Ocean City are Part of the permit process involves preparation of elevation damage. Make sure your new building is constructed to meet While these dramatic decreases in collisions show great beaches & dunes, the first line of defense against flood damage certificates, which provide a record of the structure’s lowest or exceed code requirements. ese include requirements for from the ocean. Taking care of dunes by not walking on them floor elevation to predicted flood levels. Elevation certificates elevation of building, foundations, venting, etc. ere are also success, efforts will continue to be made to educate & maintaining vegetation is essential to retaining their flood are maintained for review by insurance agents, property own - citizens and provide safety tips. e OCPD, State Highway way s to retrofit existing buildings to increase protection: protection function. ers & other interested persons. Obtain information & permits Administration and all of the community partners are Bayside, wetlands & other open spaces act as sponges, stor - from Department of Planning & Community Development at • ElEvAtIoN: Raising structure to bring it above flood- ing floodwaters before they reach upland areas. ese natural City Hall 410.289.8855, [email protected]. Illegal water level. dedicated to keeping the number of collisions down and areas are protected by Federal, State & local regulations. floodplain activity can also be rep orted here. • lEvEES: In areas of shallow flooding with low velocity, a decreasing the numbers even further. levee can be built around the structure. Flood Warning System: Ocean City has developed a flood Drainage System Maintenance: It is important our warning system as part of our new Emergency Operations drainage system be kept clear of obstructions & debris. e • FlooD WAllS: Similar to levees, but built of materials Plan. Since flooding here is caused by storms & hurricanes, town’s littering ordinance prohibits throwing trash onto any such as masonry block or reinforced concrete to keep flood Kayak & SUP Rentals May 1 –Oct 5 the warning system is based on storm severity & location. public property, including storm drains & sewers. To report water away. violations & clogged drainage ways, call 410.524.7716. • CloSuRES: Involve techniques for protecting gaps le Northside Park v isitors will have the opportunity to Flood Insurance: Standard homeowners insurance policies open for daily convenience, such as walks, doors, driveways. do not cover losses due to flooding. Ocean City participates in Flood Protection Assistance: e Dept. of Planning & rent kayaks & stand up paddleboards (SUP) by the the National Flood Insurance Program, which makes federally Community Development & City Engineer can assist with • SEAlANtS: Can be applied to walls & floors to keep water hour, 1/2 day or full day. OC Rec. & Parks has selected backed flood insurance available to property owners. is in - questions about flood protection & flood insurance, including from penetrating. Best Aquatic Management, LLC to operate the rental surance is required in many cases, such as when property is historical flooding information so you can relate flood potential • utIlIty PRotECtIoN: Flooding sometimes causes costly concession for the 2014-2015 season. Rentals will purchased with a federally backed mortgage. Property owners to your property; site visits to advise appropriate flood protec - damage to utility systems. By elevating utilities or shield- can insure buildings & contents against flood damage & tion techniques; review retrofitting plans; locate property on ing them, flooding can be avoided. Moving utilities to less be available daily, 7am –dusk; subject to weather renters can insure possessions. Condominiums should carry flood insurance rate maps to determine flood zones & research flood-prone locations can also minimize damage. conditions. Call 410.250.0125 or 443.614.4789. OC Fire Department Station 4 Gets Temporary New Home FILL YOUR SUMMER with Activities! e Ocean City Fire Department’s Station 4 has a new place free to call home, as demolition began in the fall to the existing free oC BEACH lIGHtS , N. Division St. Beach building, located at 129th Street and Coastal Highway. Due Sundays June 1 –Aug 31, 9:30pm, 10pm, 10:30pm : Features a to the concentration of high-rise structures and year-round 5-story inflatable sphere with visual laser, lighting, special ef - residents in the north end of the town, the reconstruction fects & video/audio production. New this year will be special fireworks effects. Each show is approximately 8 minutes in project, which will take place over the next 12 months, has length. With Special patRiotic ShoWS May 24 & 25. been a priority for the Ocean City Fire Department for years. With a new free MovIES oN tHE BEACH , Starts at 8:30pm : Grab a beach home at North - blanket or your favorite beach chair & cozy up on the sand to enjoy some flicks in 3 locations. Weather permitting. side Park, the MoNDayS & FRiDayS — June 23 –aug 8 New Caroline Street Comfort OCFD assures 27th St: residents and Princess Royale, 91st St: thURSDayS — July 3 –aug 28 Station & Stage Completed visitors that they Carousel Hotel, 118th St: WeDNeSDayS — June –aug 27 Construction of the new Caroline Street Comfort have strategi - free FAMIly BEACH olyMPICS , 27th St. Beach Station and Stage was completed this winter. e new cally planned so tuesdays June 24 –Aug 5, 6:30 –8:30pm : Events include sand that staff and castle contests, tug-of-war, relay games & more. Children must building incorporates green technology such as high be accompanied by parents or guardians. efficiency lighting and a unique system that uses a equipment will combination of chimneys and underground pipes to always be available during this transitional period. At no time free FAMIly PRoGRAMS , oC life-Saving Station Museum ventilate the building. Restroom facilities have been will any part of town lack fire or EMS coverage. Daily July 7 –Aug 30, 10am: See feedings at the museum’s aquar - ium & learn about sharks, beach safety & knot-tying. expanded and are fully accessible. e stage includes a e temporary Station 4 building, which is located at 12801 private dressing room and will provide a permanent Jamaica Avenue, is adjacent to the Ocean City Recreation and free BEACH FIREWoRKS , N. Division St. Beach & Boardwalk location for concerts and entertainment on the beach all Parks offices. Completion of the new building is slated for the Mondays & tuesdays July 7 –Aug 26, 10pm: Each show is approx. 8 minutes in length. summer long. Despite weather delays and construction spring of 2015 and will boast 11,500 square feet, increasing challenges, the building is now open and was well worth the capacity of the engine bay by more than one third. In free CoNCERtS oN tHE BEACH , Caroline Street Stage the wait. It is a wonderful addition to our beautiful addition, the new building will provide areas for both duty Wednesdays July 9 –Aug 27, 8 –9:30pm : With music for the Boardwalk. crews and the departments successful live-in program. whole family! Bring your beach chairs & blankets & enjoy beautiful music in a beautiful setting. free SuNDAES IN tHE PARK , Northside Park New FM Emergency Advisory Radio Station Sundays July 13 –Aug 24, 7pm, Fireworks Display at 9pm: Popular weekly event combines a free concert with ice e Town of Ocean City’s Emergency Services Department recently received notification from the Maryland Emergency cream sundaes (for small fee). While parents enjoy the music, Management Agency (MEMA) that it has been awarded a hazard mitigation grant to install a new FM emergency advisory children enjoy special entertainment just for them. radio system. e FEMA sponsored Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) provides grants to states and local govern - free SuNSEt PARK PARty NIGHtS , S. Division St. & the Bay ments to implement long-term hazard mitigation measures. e purpose of the HMGP is to reduce the loss of life and property thursdays July 3 –Aug 28, 7 –9pm due to natural disasters. Watch the sun set over the Isle of Wight Bay from the perfect Ocean City’s HMGP grant award to install the new low power FM emergency advisory radio system is $55,000, with a location in OC! Admission to the park is free , while bever - federal share of $41,250, and a non-federal share of $13,750. e Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has issued ages, including beer, are available for purchase. It is recom - construction permits to build and operate a public safety FM broadcast radio station. mended that attendees bring their own seating. A studio will be constructed in the Ocean City Public Safety Building, located at 65th Street and managed by the Emergency free oC SANDFESt , N. Division St. to 4th St. Beach Services Department. Pre-recorded and live programming will transmit on WPSB 99.5 FM from the 65th Street radio tower Daily Aug 18 – Sept 1 and WWOP 100.3 FM from the Ocean Pines radio tower. new! Stay tuned for OC’s newest family event! e event Having a new FM emergency advisory radio system is going to greatly benefit our residents and property owners by will include the construction of large, elaborate sand sculp - providing real time information, including public service announcements, evacuation traffic management, and weather and tures over a 10-block area along the downtown beach. emergency alerts. Get ready by adding these stations to your FM radio memory for quick access when the roadside alert lights For more info: ococean.com/things-to-do/free-family-fun or fire sirens are activated. e AM1670 station you are currently receiving will continue to operate until further notice. OCEAN CITY BEACH EPLENISHMENT CONTINUES DUING SPING  SEASON In 1994, Maryland, Worcester County and Ocean City accepted is prohibited east of the Construction Limit Line (CLL). e CLL responsibility for operation and maintenance of the completed runs parallel with the dunes and is located approximately 10 feet Atlantic Coast of Maryland Storm Protection Project. e project to the west of the westerly toe of the dunes. is area must be kept consists of the Beach Renourishment program, dunes, dune clear and open for easy access, maintenance and monitoring pur - 201 4 Beach Replenishment Facts crossovers, dune planting and fencing along with the seawall along poses. It can be easily located at your property by measuring back • Beach replenishment activity will occur this year & the boardwalk. 10 feet from the sand fencing at the toe of the dune. If you have includes dune repair, beach fill operations, planting, e State of Maryland, Worcester County and Ocean City have any questions about where the line is or where you should stop fencing & dune crossover repairs. a long term written partnership agreement with the Army Corps your private fencing, please call City Hall and someone will come • Dune repair began in January & has been completed. of Engineers to perform periodic beach renourishment as needed out and meet with you. • Sand pumping started February 24, 2014 & is to maintain adequate storm protection. Per this agreement, the Also, mid-block crossovers are public property and are for the scheduled to be complete by april 1, 2014. Army Corps of Engineers designs and manages the needed use of all visitors and residents at the beach. e installation of • Dune fence repairs, crossover repairs & planting will be renourishment dredging operations and pays for 53 percent of the impediments on these crossovers is prohibited. Any signs, chains, completed by May 15, 2014. cost of renourishment. gates, etc. will be removed. • For a daily update on beach replenishment activities, Maintaining the project takes a tremendous amount of effort Our beach is here for everyone’s enjoyment. Maryland’s Beach visit: oceancitymd.gov/Engineering/ from local and state officials. Public Works crews maintain all the Replenishment Project protects property and life. To date, the beachreplenishment.html items mentioned above and the Office of Engineering keeps con - project has prevented an estimated $770 million in storm damage. • We will have fully restored & repaired the beach by stant watch on the project. To make this project successful requires Please treat the beach with respect and extend your cooperation Memorial Day. No beach work is currently planned for the cooperation of everyone. to those that are responsible for maintaining it. For questions re - the summer. e town would also like to remind you that the installation of lated to the Beach Replenishment Project, contact Terry McGean, fencing, landscaping items, decks, planters or any permanent item City Engineer, 410.289.8855 or Andy Hanas, 410.643.8238 x2201.

One Man’s Trash is Another Man’s... Fuel Source You may recall the old adage, “one man’s trash is another man’s heat and produce steam. e steam is then used to turn turbines treasure.” Well, in the case of Ocean City, one man’s trash is another that produce electricity. On average, 670 kilowatts of electricity are man’s fuel source. produced for every one ton of trash that is burned. In the case of Ocean City currently holds a contract with Covanta 4Recovery, the Fairfax County facility, that means they produce enough elec - a leader in the field of solid waste management Energy-from-Waste tricity to annually power 75,000 homes. facilities, for trucking and repurposing of For those who recall environmental concerns the town’s Municipal Solid Waste (MSW). of the 1960’s and 70’s, with visions of toxic smoke Locally, residents and visitors generate spewing from the stacks—have no fear! is roughly 34,000 tons of MSW annually. His - is not the case anymore. With the current regu - torically, the vast majority of that waste was latory oversight of such facilities via the Inter- landfilled in Worcester County’s central governmental Panel on Climate Change, the please keep in mind that damaging the dunes in any way landfill, but that is no longer the case. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the is a criminal offense. Only the Department of Natural re - Several years ago, the town chose to part individual States Department of Environments, sources Contractor is permitted to trim the vegetation. This ways with the old fashion means of land - the industry is now heavily regulated for emis - action is recommended by the Department of agriculture and will be carried out on an annual basis. To request the filling one’s trash and instead chose to make sions filtering, limits and controls. dune grass to be trimmed in your area, please contact the beneficial reuse of the waste for electricity So, that leaves some wondering, “What about Maryland Department of Natural resources. generation. e town still collects the MSW from all residents and the traditional means of recycling?” and “Where does that fit into businesses, however; once the trash is brought back to the solid the overall concept of Energy-from-Waste?” Well, little do many waste transfer station, it is loaded in large tractor trailers and de - realize that the entire Energy-from-Waste process also includes while also maintaining a used oil/anti-freeze recycling drop off. So, parts in route to the Energy Resource Recovery Facility, which is post incineration metals separation. At the Fairfax facility alone, the next time you wonder where your trash is going, think about owned and operated by Covanta. at facility, which is located in they recycle enough metal annually to build the equivalent of two main options: Is it is being landfilled, like most county and Fairfax, Virginia, has an annual capacity of nearly 1 million tons 20,000 automobiles. municipal governments OR is your trash being repurposed as a of MSW. Additionally, the town still recycles white goods, such as wash - fuel source to create electricity and reduce our dependency on At this facility, MSW is used in lieu of fossil fuels to generate ers, dryers, refrigerators, as well as other miscellaneous metals, fossil fuels? Town of Ocean City Now Offering Show Your LOVE for OC! passport applications Online Services for Building O C LICENSE PLATES: Citizens interested in Are Accepted In... Permits & Business Licenses obtaining an Ocean City, MD license plate for their Room 220 vehicles can order the plates through the City Clerk’s e town is continuing to expand services by allowing citi - Office of the City Clerk zens, contractors and business owners the opportunity to apply Office. An application must be submitted with the fee ($35 per tag). Applications are available at City Hall or at City Hall, 301 Ave. for building permits (plumbing, electrical, mechanical) and 410.289.8824 business or rental licenses online. e new online services are oceancitymd.gov. Have driver’s license, vehicle registration & insurance info handy. Monday – Friday, 9am –3pm available by visiting the town’s website. While there is some lim - Your vehicle must be registered in the State of MD. ited functionality with the service, the town is confident that the Plate numbers are assigned by the MVA. For more IMPORTANT: new tools will be an extraordinary benefit to our citizens. info, contact the City Clerk’s Office: 410.289.8824, Please call 410.289.8824 before you visit. [email protected] For questions or inquiries,visit: We offer passport photos oceancitymd.gov OC FLAGS are available at the Billing & Collection for $10.60/applicant. Office at City Hall. 3 sizes available: 3’ x 5’ = $35, 2’ x For building permits, email: 3’ = $25, 12” x 18” (boat size) = $20. Stop by City Hall For passport applications [email protected] Mon –Fri 8am –5pm & begin your wave of memories. & travel info: travel.state.gov Business or rental licenses, email:

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4 CoAStAl HWy “BEACH BuS” BoARDWAlK tRAM Town of Ocean City 1 S. Division St. to & from 144th St. Atlantic Ave. (Boardwalk) South 1st St. to & from 27th St. Website Redesign 0 $3 RIDE –ALL –DAY OR $1 PER BOARDING; EXACT FARE REQUIRED $3 PER PERSON, ONE WAY; EXACT FARE REQUIRED 2 Coming Soon! SPRING: April 4—May 22, 2014 SPRINGFESt: May 1 –4, 2014 E 6am –10pm (approx. every 15 min) Thur –Sat: 10am –midnight L 10pm –6am (approx. every 30 min) Sun: 10am –6pm pay your Bill online U SuMMER: May 23—Sept 1, 2014 SuMMER: May 23—Sept. 1, 2014 In order to better serve our customers, the Town of D 6am –3am (approx. every 10 min) Daily: 11am –midnight Ocean City offers an automatic payment option for water E 3am –6am (approx. every 20 min) Holiday Weekends & Special Events: 10am –midnight and sewer bills. is service is free and you will still H FAll: Sept. 2—Oct. 25, 2014 SuNFESt: Sept 18 –21, 2014 receive a quarterly statement showing the amount to be C 6am –10pm (approx. every 15 min) Thur, Fri & Sat: 10am –midnight S

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I SPRINGFESt: 5/1 –3 6 am –2am, 5/4 6 am –10pm In an effort to keep citizens better informed, the town offers 10am –5pm (approx. every 20 min) GovDelivery to disseminate timely, accurate and emergency in - T oC CRuISERS: 5/15 –17 6am –2am, 5/18 6am –10pm WHItE MARlIN oPEN: Aug 4 –8, 2014 formation. In addition to city wide alerts, citizens can choose to A SuMMER: 5/23—9/1: 6am –2am 40th St. to/from Jacqueline ave. & 14th St. subscribe to a number of Town of Ocean City topics: govern - T 3pm –11pm (approx. every 20 min)

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O SuNFESt: 9/18 –20 6am –2am, 9/21 6am –10pm grams and special events. is free service 40th St. to/from inlet lot (approx. every 20 min) allows users to create a profile in which they P ENDlESS SuMMER CRuISIN’: 10/9 –11 6am –2am, 10/12 10pm Thur –Sat: 9am –11pm, Sun: 9am –7pm S can create and change their preferences at Park-N-Ride service is only available on dates listed. When OCT Park-N-Ride “Beach Bus” service is not in Fares are current as of date of publication & may subject be to change. For additional information

N operation transportation to/from the Park-N-Ride to/from the S. Division St. Transit Station is provided concerning discounted fares for Boardwalk Trams or buses or eligibility for ADA Para Transit any time. For more info or to subscribe to by Shore Transit. Please refer to Shore Transit service schedule for fares & arrival/departure times. services, visit oceancitymd.gov or call the OC Transportation Dept. at 410.723.1606. GovDelivery, visit oceancitymd.gov and A Ocean City Transportation is committed to ensuring that no person is excluded from participation in, or denied the benefits of its transit services on the basis of race, color or national origin, as protected by Title VI of the R click on “City Wide Alerts” or snap this QR Civil Rights Act of 1964. If you believe you have been subjected to discrimination based on your race, color, national origin, you may file a complaint up to 180 days from the date of the alleged incident. To file a complaint code with your smartphone. T or for additional information on Ocean City Transportation nondiscrimination policies and procedures, contact: George Thornes, Superintendent of Transportation, 204 65th Street, Building E, Ocean City, MD 21842 May 4 –18: Spring oC Restaurant Week participating Restaurants townwide. Enjoy fixed-priced meals. No tickets/passes required. oceancityrestaurantweek.com 24th Annual May 6: AARP Health Fair convention ctr, 7 –11am. Offering free health screenings & health education. aarp1917.org

May 9 & May 23: Spring Movies In the Park ...free! Northside park, 125th St, 8pm . Bring a beach chair or blanket! May 10: White Marlin Festival & Crab Soup Cook-off Somerset St. plaza, 12-3pm. Family event with clowns, face paint- ing, local professional chefs compete for “Best Crab Soup.” Sample & vote for small fee. downtownassociation.net welco漀mс the seaso漀n! May 1st — 4th May 15 –16: oC Collector Car Auction convention ctr. preview: 9 –11am, live car auction: 11am –5pm. RATed #5 of the 100 Best Classic & occollectorcars.com Contemporary Cra Shows in the Country May 15 –18: Cruisin’ ocean City Car Show by Sunshine Artist Magazine inlet lot (ur –Sat 9am –5pm, Sun 9am –4pm) & convention America’s Premier Art & Cra Show Magazine ctr. (10am –1pm). 3,400+ hot rods, customs, classics, street ma - SPRINGFEST is four fun-filled days of live chines, muscle cars, live entertainment, celebrity guests, parades, manufacturers’ vendor midway & more. cruisinoceancity.com entertainment, arts & cras & delicious food for the entire family. is annual beachfront event Entрtainment Pavilion Outdoor Stage May 24: the Glenn Miller orchestra transforms OC’s Inlet into a springtime para - tH uRSDAy, MAy 1 tH uRSDAy, MAy 1 convention ctr. World famous & sought-aer big band with a dise. Enjoy free local & regional entertainment 10:30am Rick K & The ALLnighTeRS 10:00am Opening Ceremony unique jazz sound. glennmillerorchestra.com on two stages every day. e Fabulous Hub - 12:30pm Recreation Dancers 11:30am Frankie & The Pack 2:30pm British invasion experience 1:30pm The Christopher Dean Band caps hit the road on their 40th Anniversary 4:30pm Frankie & the Pack 3:30pm Rick K & The ALLnighTeRS May 24 –25: Spring Arts & Crafts Show ...free! Tour & are welcomed back as the ursday 7:00pm the Fabulous Hubcaps* (tickets required) 5:30pm Local Band Jam convention ctr, Sat 10am –5pm, Sun 10am –4pm. Garden acces- headline act with a 7pm start time. On Friday FRIDAy, MAy 2 FRIDAy, MAy 2 sories, jewelry, candles, florals, nautical items, wood cras, home- night at 8pm, don’t miss Country Music Legend made items, handmade chocolates & more. [email protected] 10:00am Rick K & The ALLnighTeRS 11:00am “Big Daddy” Stallings Merle Haggard . Be there Saturday evening at 12:00pm Sir Rod & The Bluez evolution Band 8pm to bring back the 80’s with Loverboy with 2:00pm The Morrison Brothers Band 1:00pm Randy Lee Ashcraft May 29 –June 1: Ravens Beach Bash ...free! 4:00pm Randy Lee Ashcraft & The Saltwater Cowboys clarion Resort Fontainebleau hotel, 10100 coastal hwy . Ravens special guests e Reagan Years . Tickets for & The Saltwater Cowboys 3:00pm Rick K & The ALLnighTeRS players, coaches, cheerleaders, fans, Playmakers, Poe, talent from these shows are available through TicketMaster, 8:00pm Merle Haggard* (tickets required) 5:00pm “Big Daddy” Stallings 98Rock & Miller Lite turn OC into Ravenstown! clarionoc.com the OC Convention Center Box Office or on & The Bluez evolution Band the festival grounds pending availability. en SAtuRDAy, MAy 3 6:30pm Jimmy Charles Band May 30 –June 1: Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show 10:00am Rick K & The ALLnighTeRS on Sunday aernoon at 4:30pm, enjoy a free 12:00pm Oh BOY! A tribute Band to Buddy holly SAtuRDAy, MAy 3 convention ctr, Fri 12-6pm, Sat 10am –6pm, Sun 11am –4pm. 14k, show by Robert eric’s Tribute to: e Piano 2:00pm Jimi Smooth & hit Time 11:00am Jimi Smooth & hit Time sterling silver jewelry, pearls, beads, loose stones, crystals & more. Man . Also, be sure to check the schedule for 4:00pm The Patty Reese Band 1:00pm The Patty Reese Band For show & sale. treasuresoheearth.net 8:00pm loverboy 3:00pm Rick K & The ALLnighTeRS your local favorites including Sir Rod , Randy with Special Guest: 5:30pm The groove Train May 31: Ravens Roosts Annual Parade ...free! Lee Ashcra & more. Don’t miss the kick off to the Reagan years * (tickets required) the summer season at Springfest 2014! SuNDAy, MAy 4 Baltimore ave. from 19th St. to 26th St, 10am. 75+ member SuNDAy, MAy 4 10:00am Bob Lougheed & The Memphis Mafia roosts from MD, DE, PA & VA, Ravens players, cheerleaders, mas - 12:30pm Jimmy Charles Band at Ocean City Inlet (Rain or Shine!) 11:30am Recreation Dancers cots, bands, floats & more! councilrr.com 1:30pm Bluesman Tom Larsen 2:30pm The Crawdaddies Thursday — Saturday 10am –8pm 3:30pm Delmarva Big Band 4:30pm Robert eric’s Tribute to: The Piano Man DAIly May 31 –June 17: Play It Safe ...free! Sunday 10am –6pm townwide. Program for 2014 high school graduates. Karaoke, vol- free admission !* Call 800.626.2326 Sunday, May 4th, 12:00pm-4:00pm Lollipop The Clown leyball, kayak, mini golf, laser tag & more! playitsafeoceancity.com or visit ococean.com Roaming Entрtainment *These concerts require the purchase of reserved seat tickets. Times & entertainment are subject to change without notice. 800.OC.OCEAN • OCOCEAN.com MAY 2014 Town of Ocean City website: OceanCityMD.gov SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

May 21: Community Hurricane Preparedness Town Hall Meeting, City Hall Council Chambers, 6:30pm 1 23 e public is encouraged to attend this Town Hall meeting, which will proceed National Hurricane • SPRINGFEST free! Awareness Week. is is an opportunity for citizens to learn more about hurricane preparedness, including inlet Lot, 10am-8pm how Ocean City tracks storms, evacuation planning, shelters and individual and family preparedness • OC Springfest Tennis Open planning. Personnel from Ocean City Emergency Management and the Department of Planning OC Tennis Ctr, 61st St. • SPRINGFEST free! and Community Development will address issues regarding preparedness, mitigation planning • 1st Friday Art Opening inlet Lot, 10am-8pm and flood insurance issues. 410.723.6616, oceancitymd.gov/Emergency_Management/ • SPRINGFEST OPENS free! Reception free! • OC Springfest Tennis Open inlet Lot, 10am-8pm OC Center for the Arts, 5-7pm OC Tennis Ctr, 61st St. 4 Cinco de Mayo 5 678910

• SPRINGFEST free! • AARP health Fair, inlet Lot, 10am-6pm Convention Ctr, 7-11am • Spring Movies • White Marlin Festival • OC Springfest Tennis Open, • OC Restaurant Week • MVA Mobile Van in the Park free! & Crab Soup Cook-Off, OC Tennis Ctr, 61st St. • Mayor & City Council Meeting, 65th St, 10am-2pm northside Park, 8pm Somerset St. Plaza, 12-3pm • OC Restaurant Week Begins 6pm, City hall • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week

Mother’s Day 11 12 13 14 • Cruisin’ Ocean City 15 16 Armed Forces Day 17 Car Show, inlet Lot & Convention Ctr • OC Collector Car Auction, • Cruisin’ Ocean City Car Show, Convention Ctr inlet Lot & Convention Ctr • OC Restaurant Week • OC Tennis Center Opens • OC Collector Car Auction, • Cruisin’ Ocean City Car Show, • Mayor & City Council W ork for the season, 61st St. Convention Ctr inlet Lot & Convention Ctr • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week Session, City hall, 1pm • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week

International 18 19 20 21 22 23 • Beach Patrol On Duty 24 Museum Day • The glenn Miller Orchestra, Convention Ctr • free Admission at • Spring Arts & Crafts Show free! OC Museum, 10am-5pm Convention Ctr, 10am-5pm • Cruisin’ Ocean City Car Show, • Spring Movies • Special Patriotic inlet Lot & Convention Ctr • Mayor & City Council Meeting, • hurricane Preparedness in the Park free! OC Beach Lights free! • OC Restaurant Week ends City hall, 6pm Town hall Meeting, 6:30pm northside Park, 8pm n. Division St, starts at 9:30pm

National Hurricane Memorial Day • Ravens Beach 25 26 27 28 29 30 Bash free! 31 Preparedness Week (Observed) Clarion hotel & thruout town • Spring Arts • Ravens Roost Parade free! & Crafts Show free! Baltimore Ave. Convention Ctr, 10am-4pm • Ravens Beach Bash free! from 19th St. to 26th St, 10am • Special Patriotic Clarion hotel & thruout town • gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show, OC Beach Lights free! • Mayor & City Council Work • Ravens Beach Bash free! • gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show, Convention Ctr, 10am-6pm n. Division St, starts at 9:30pm Town Offices Closed Session, City hall, 1pm Clarion hotel & thruout town Convention Ctr, 12-6pm • Play it Safe Begins

*Free events indicate no-charge for admission only; does not apply to any concessions and/or other items for sale. **Event dates & times are subject to change. Check ococean.com or call 800.626.2326 to confirm events before traveling long distances. DAIly tHRouGH June 17: Play It Safe ...free! townwide. Program for 2014 high school graduates. Karaoke, vol- leyball, kayak, mini golf, laser tag & more! playitsafeoceancity.com

SuNDAyS June 1 –Aug 31: oC Beach lights ...free! N. Division St. Beach, 9:30pm, 10pm, 10:30pm (each show approx. 8 min) 5-story tall inflatable sphere with visual laser, lighting, spe - cial effects, video/audio production with visibility from Boardwalk.

WEDNESDAyS June 4, 11, 18, 25: Movies on the Beach ...free! carousel hotel, 118th St, 8:30pm. Bring a beach chair or blanket. June 13 –15: Wine in the Park 2nd Annual! 14th Northside park, 125th St, 12 –8pm. Wineries from the East Coast Annual offer a vast array of offerings, vendors with international cuisine, arts & cra vendors, micro-brewed beers for sale, live entertain - ment with our “Stage on the Bay” setting. Bring a chair or blanket June 14th — 15th & enjoy the entertainment. winefest.com e 14th Annual ART’S ALIVE is a fine art June 14: Flag Day tribute showcase encompassing the beautiful lagoon at 16th St. & Boardwalk, 12pm . A Flag Day tribute, honoring the US Northside Park. Artists display & sell original & Flag & those who have served it, will be held at the opening of the limited edition works of art in the form of paint - ings, ceramics, glass, photography, drawings, jewelry, fabric & show that has something for everyone... Classy, Casual Coastal OC Air Show. A parachute team will deliver our Flag to the beach Enjoyment! honoring members of the US Military & its veterans. sculptures. Take a leisurely stroll around the lagoon, chat with the artists, enjoy some music, relax on-site over lunch & pur - June 14 –15: oC Air Show 7th Annual! ...free! chase some truly unique wares for your home or condo. A total at Northside Park, 125th Street, Bayside 16th St. Beach & Boardwalk, 1 –4pm. Visible along the entire length of $5,250 in cash prizes will be awarded. Children are invited to Saturday & Sunday 9am –5pm of the Boardwalk, this show creates an inspiring experience for vis - visit the children’s activity area to try their hand at free art proj - free admission! itors along the beach & Boardwalk. Spectators can see the show ects offered especially for them. free to attend, this is one art Call 410.250.0125 or visit ococean.com free of charge, however, VIP seating is available for those who want to be front & center. ocairshow.com MoNDAyS & FRIDAyS June 23, 27, 30: June 15 –18: MD State Firemen’s Assoc. Convention Movies on the Beach ...free! convention ctr, 9am –2pm. Annual convention for the MD Fire 27th St. Beach, 8:30pm. Bring a beach chair or blanket. Rescue Service. Training programs, business meetings & exhibits. Come in & meet the firemen & see exhibits. msfa.org tuESDAyS June 24: Family Beach olympics ...free! 27th St. Beach, 6:30 –8:30pm. Family Beach Olympics features a June 18: Firemen’s Parade ...free! variety of contests for all ages. Events may include sand castle con - Baltimore ave. from 15th –32nd St, 1pm. Annual parade features tests, tug-of-war, relay races & more. All activities are free . equipment, bands & floats (approx. 3 hours). msfa.org June 26 –29: Dew tour ...free! June 21 –22: oC Car & truck Show Dorchester St. & Boardwalk, next to the oc pier. e Dew Tour convention ctr, Sat 10am –10pm, Sun 10am –6pm. One of the East celebrates extreme sports & providing athletes & the industry with Coast’s largest automotive & culture events! Tuners, exotics, trick a world-class platform for action sports including skateboarding Beauty Spot Award Nominees Sought trucks, slammed SUVs, crazy classics, super bikes & more. Plus, & BMX among others. dewtour.com e Ocean City Beautification Committee is seeking top name companies with interactive displays, vendors with every - nominations in 8 categories in which someone can win thing for your ride & OC’s biggest name performances live on the June, July & August: Skate Competitions a 2014 Beauty Spot Award, including residential, condo, OC Car Show Stage. Tickets sold at the door. occarshow.com ocean Bowl Skate park (weather permitting, subject to change retail, hotel, motel, commercial, restaurant & Boardwalk. without notice): Jan –ap ril weekdays 2pm –dark, closed Wed; June 21 –22: Beach 5 Sand Soccer Jan –March weekends 9:30am-dark; May weekdays 11:30am –dark, For more information or to nominate a property, weekends 9:30am –dark; June –aug daily 9:30am –dark. Skate lessons visit oceancitymd.gov/bc/spotawards.html N. Division to 4th St. Beach. Kids & parents having a great time Only nominated properties will be judged. playing soccer on the beach! 30 soccer fields on the beach. U9 to are available & camps begin in June. Annual membership, daily, Adult. [email protected] weekly & weekend passes available. 410.289.2695, oceanbowl.com deAdLIne TO nOMInATe: JuLY 5, 2014 800.OC.OCEAN • OCOCEAN.com JUNE 2014 Town of Ocean City website: OceanCityMD.gov SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Rip Current Awareness Week 12345 67 • 1st Friday Art Opening • Ravens Beach Bash free! Reception free! • gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show, OC Center for the Arts, 5-7pm Convention Ctr, 11am-4pm • Movies on the Beach free! • Family Bonfire • OC Beach Lights free! • Mayor & City Council Meeting, Carousel hotel, 118th St, on the Beach free! n. Division St, starts at 9:30pm City hall, 6pm 8:30pm 130th St. Beach, 6pm • Play it Safe • Play it Safe • Play it Safe • Play it Safe • Play it Safe • Play it Safe • Play it Safe World Ocean Day 8 9 10 11 12 13 Flag Day 14 • ART’S ALIVE free! • Wine in the Park, 12 –8pm • Flag Day Tribute, • Movies on the Beach free! 16th St. & Boardwalk, 12pm • OC Beach Lights free! Carousel hotel, 118th St, • Wine in the Park, • OC Air Show free! n. Division St, starts at 9:30pm 8:30pm northside Park, 12 –8pm 16th St. & Boardwalk, 1-4pm • Play it Safe • Play it Safe • Play it Safe • Play it Safe • Play it Safe • Play it Safe • Play it Safe

Father’s Day 15 • Summer Youth 16 17 18 19 20 Summer Solstice 21 • ART’S ALIVE free! Camps Begin • Movies on the Beach free! • Wine in the Park, 12 –8pm • Women’s Tennis Fling Carousel hotel, 118th St, • OC Car & Truck Show, • OC Air Show free! 1-4pm • MD State Firemen’s Assoc. • MVA Mobile Van 8:30pm Convention Ctr, 10am-10pm • OC Beach Lights free! Convention, Convention Ctr 65th St, 10am-2pm • MD State Firemen’s Assoc. • Beach 5 Sand Soccer, • MD State Firemen’s Assoc. • Play it Safe • MD State Firemen’s Assoc. Convention, Convention Ctr n. Division St. to 4th St. Beach Convention, Convention Ctr • Mayor & City Council Meeting, Convention, Convention Ctr • Firemen’s Parade, Baltimore • Delmarva Junior Tennis Open • Play it Safe City hall, 6pm • Play it Safe ends Ave. from 15th-32nd St, 1pm L-6, OC Tennis Ctr, 61st St. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 • OC Car & Truck Show, Convention Ctr, 10am-6pm • Family Beach • Beach 5 Sand Soccer, Olympics free! • Dew Tour free! n. Division St. to 4th St. Beach 27th St, 6:30-8:30pm • Movies on the Beach free! Beach, north of the pier • OC Beach Lights free! • Movies on the Beach free! • Mayor & City Council Work Carousel hotel, 118th St, • Dew Tour free! • Movies on the Beach free! • Dew Tour free! n. Division St, starts at 9:30pm 27th St, 8:30pm Session, City hall, 1pm 8:30pm Beach, north of the pier 27th St, 8:30pm Beach, north of the pier

29 30 JUNE YOUTH CAMPS To register: oC Rec. & Parks Dept. / 410.250.0125 / ocsportscamps.com 16 –18: Paddleboard 23 –26: All Star , Skate, 16 –19: All Star Basketball Pee Wee Tennis, Tennis Academy Camp horizon • Dew Tour free! 16 –20: Camp horizon 23 –27: Beach, north of the pier 17 –19: Scamper Camp 24 –26: Scamper Camp • OC Beach Lights free! • Movies on the Beach free! 25 –27: Fishing 30 –July 2: Beach Volleyball n. Division St, starts at 9:30pm 27th St, 8:30pm 23 –26: golf 30 –July 3: Camp horizon,

*Free events indicate no-charge for admission only; does not apply to any concessions and/or other items for sale. **Event dates & times are subject to change. Check ococean.com or call 800.626.2326 to confirm events before traveling long distances. tuESDAyS July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29: Family Beach olympics ...free! 27th St. Beach, 6:30 –8:30pm. Family Beach Olympics features a variety of contests for all ages. Events may include sand castle con - tests, tug-of-war, relay races & more. All activities are free . WEDNESDAyS July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30: Movies on the Beach ...free! carousel hotel, 118th St, 8:30pm tHuRSDAyS July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31: Sunset Park Party Nights ...free! Sunset park at S. Division St. & the Bay, 7 –9pm. Bring a chair & e Town of Ocean City offers two great places join your friends & neighbors downtown at Sunset Park! e music to celebrate the holiday, both with free concerts will come alive on the bay with local & regional entertainment. & fireworks displays. Parking is extremely limited Enjoy beer & wine as the music plays, while watching beautiful at both locations. It is recommended that you take sunsets over the bay! the bus. Bus fare is $3 ride all day or $1 per board - ing. e West Ocean City Park & Ride on Rt. 50 is tHuRSDAyS July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31: just west of the Rt. 50 Bridge & offers free parking Movies on the Beach ...free! & $3 ride-all-day shuttle service to downtown. princess Royale, 91st. St. beach, 8:30pm FIREWORKS at the Beach FIREWORKS at Northside Park, 125th St. MoNDAyS & FRIDAyS July 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28: Vicinity of N. Division Street Beach Concert 8pm, Fireworks 9:30pm Movies on the Beac h free! Concert 8pm, Fireworks 9:30pm A free concert starts the evening off. en, a spectacular 27th St. Beach, 8:30pm O n the south end of town, you can head to OC’s famous fireworks display will be shot from the west side of Boardwalk with its bright lights, assortment of food, family the Park. You’ll hear the oohs & aahs as the colorful MoNDAyS & tuESDAyS July 7 –Aug 26: Beac h Fireworks free! fun & more fantastic fireworks. Bring a beach chair or displays light up the evening sky. Get there early Visible along the Boardwalk, 10pm (each show approx. 8 min) blanket & claim a spot on the beach for a free concert. to claim the best location to Aerwards, fireworks will fill the sky over the Atlantic Ocean. view the fireworks. SuNDAyS July 6, 13, 20, 27: Beach laser Shows ...free! N. Division St. Beach, 9:30pm, 10pm, 10:30pm (each show approx. 8 min) 5-story tall inflatable sphere with visual laser, lighting, spe - cial effects, video/audio production, visibility from Boardwalk. SuNDAyS July 13, 20, 27: Sundaes in the Park ...free! JULY SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS oC Rec. & Parks Dept. / 410.250.0125 / ocsportscamps.com DAIly July 7 –Aug 30: Summer Family Programs ...free! Behind the Northside park complex, 125th St. 7 –9pm (rain or shine) . oc life-Saving Station Museum, South end of Boardwalk, 10am. 17th Annual! Spend your Sunday evenings in the park making your • 1 –3: Scamper Camp Pee Wee Tennis, Tennis Gather outside the museum for fun facts & topics. A different sub - own ice cream sundae & listening to your favorite live music. is • 7 –8: Surfing Academy ject each day. Topics include beach safety, aquarium feeding, knot is a family concert series with pizzazz! Enjoy free music from • 7 –9: Boogie Board • 24: Jr. Beach Patrol Seminar tying, history & all about sharks. ocmuseum.org country, rock, to tribute bands, to oldies. Create your own sundae • 7 –10: golf, Soccer, Pee Wee • 21 –25: Camp horizon for a nominal fee, sit back, listen to music & watch a special fire - Tennis, Tennis Academy • 22 –24: Scamper Camp WEDNESDAyS July 9, 16, 23: Concerts on the Beach ...free! works show over the beautiful bay at the end of the night’s festivi - • 7 –11: Camp horizon • 22 –25: Jr. B.P. Academy on the beach at caroline St. stage, 8 –9:30pm. Sponsored by the ties. Other ice cream treats & refreshments available. (In the event • 8 –10: Scamper Camp • 28 –29: Surfing town of oc. Grab your beach chair, blanket & friends & head of inclement weather, this event will be moved inside the complex.) • 8 –11: Jr. B.P. Academy • 28 –31: Basketball, downtown to enjoy live entertainment by local musicians, tribute • 10 & 17: Jr. B.P. Seminar Schoolhouse Stage Tots Drama, bands & some of your old favorites. Come early to get a prime spot July 14 –Aug 7: Art Adventure Camp • 14 –17: Lax, Skate, Soccer, Pee Schoolhouse Rockers Drama, for you and your family to capture an OC memory! (Please consider oc center for the arts, 91st St. Sponsored by the art league of Wee Tennis, Tennis Academy, Ravens Flag Football, using public transportation, as parking is limited in the downtown ocean city. Kids ages 6 to 14 can immerse themselves in creativity • 14 –18: Camp horizon Univ. of MD Volleyball area.) For the summer’s full line-up: ococean.com at Art Adventure Camp. A variety of activities are planned, as well • 15 –17: Scamper Camp • 28 –Aug 1: Camp horizon July 11 –13: Greek Festival as time for individual artistic expression. Led by experienced art • 16 –18: Fishing • 29 –31: Scamper Camp teachers & professional artists, your child will have fun while build - Jr. B.P. Academy Boogie Board convention ctr, Fri & Sat 12 –11pm, Sun 12 –9pm • 15 –18: • 29 –30: . e sights, sounds ing artistic skills. Registration is through the Ocean City Recre - • 21 –23: Paddleboard • 29 –Aug 1: Jr. B.P. Academy & flavors of Greece! Greek fare, entertainment, art, jewelry, cloth - ation & Parks Department. 410.250.0125, ococean.com Art League, Soccer, Jr. Beach Patrol Seminar ing & much more. 410.524.0990. stgeorgebythesea.org • 21-24: • 31: 800.OC.OCEAN • OCOCEAN.com JULY 2014 Town of Ocean City website: OceanCityMD.gov SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY oCEAN CIty DoG PARK: Ocean City has a dog playground July is Park & Independence Day that is divided into two sections. There is a small dog area Recreation Month 123 45 for dogs 28 lb. & under. There is also a large dog area • Sunset Park • 1st Friday Art Opening for dogs over 28 lb. You will need an Access Card to gain entry. • Family Beach Party nights free! Reception, 5-7pm free! Annual, 1/2 year & weekly passes available. Applications & passes Olympics free! S. Division St. & Bay, 7pm • Concert & Fireworks free! may be obtained from the OC Rec. & Parks Dept. at 125th Street, 27th St, 6:30-8:30pm • Movies on the Beach free! • Movies on the Beach free! n. Division St. Beach, 8pm Mon-Fri 8:30am –5pm; except on legal municipal holidays. • Beach Fireworks free! Carousel hotel, 118th St, Princess Royale, 91st St, or northside Park, 8pm • Beauty Spot Award For more info, visit oceancitymd.gov Boardwalk, starts at 10pm 8:30pm 8:30pm • Town Offices Closed nomination deadline 6 7 8910 11 12

• Movies on the Beach free! • Sunset Park 27th St, 8:30pm • Family Beach • Concerts on the Beach free! Party nights free! • Beach Fireworks free! Olympics free! Caroline St, 8pm S. Division St. & Bay, 7pm • greek Festival, Boardwalk, starts at 10pm 27th St, 6:30-8:30pm • Movies on the Beach free! • Movies on the Beach free! Convention Ctr, 12-11pm • OC Beach Lights free! • Mayor & City Council Meeting, • Beach Fireworks free! Carousel hotel, 118th St, Princess Royale, 91st St, • Movies on the Beach free! • greek Festival, n. Division St, starts at 9:30pm City hall, 6pm Boardwalk, starts at 10pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 27th St., 8:30pm Convention Ctr, 12-11pm 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 • Family Beach Olympics free! • Sunset Park • Sundaes in the Park free! 27th St, 6:30-8:30pm • Concerts on the Beach free! Party nights free! northside Park, 7pm • Movies on the Beach free! • Beach Fireworks free! Caroline St, 8pm S. Division St. & Bay, 7pm • greek Festival, Convention Ctr 27th St, 8:30pm Boardwalk, starts at 10pm • Movies on the Beach free! • Movies on the Beach free! • OC Beach Lights free! • Beach Fireworks free! • Mayor & City Council Work Carousel hotel, 118th St, Princess Royale, 91st St, • Movies on the Beach free! n. Division St, starts at 9:30pm Boardwalk, starts at 10pm Session, City hall, 1pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 27th St, 8:30pm 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 • Movies on the Beach free! • Sunset Park 27th St, 8:30pm • Family Beach • Concerts on the Beach free! Party nights free! • Sundaes in the Park free! • Beach Fireworks free! Olympics free! Caroline St, 8pm S. Division St. & Bay, 7pm northside Park, 7pm Boardwalk, starts at 10pm 27th St, 6:30-8:30pm • Movies on the Beach free! • Movies on the Beach free! • OC Beach Lights free! • Mayor & City Council Meeting, • Beach Fireworks free! Carousel hotel, 118th St, Princess Royale, 91st St, • Movies on the Beach free! n. Division St, starts at 9:30pm City hall, 6pm Boardwalk, starts at 10pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 27th St., 8:30pm

oCEAN CIty toWN oRDINANCES: 27 28 29 30 31 There are several ordinances that residents & visitors • Family Beach should be aware of involving pedestrians & bicyclists on Olympics free! • Sunset Park roadways, alcoholic beverages, bicycles on the boardwalk, 27th St, 6:30-8:30pm Party nights free! • Sundaes in the Park free! • Movies on the Beach free! • Beach Fireworks free! S. Division St. & Bay, 7pm roller stakes/blades, noise ordinance, parking, RV & northside Park, 7pm 27th St, 8:30pm Boardwalk, starts at 10pm • Movies on the Beach free! • Movies on the Beach free! oversized parking, boat trailer parking, pets on the • OC Beach Lights free! • Beach Fireworks free! • Mayor & City Council Work Carousel hotel, 118th St, Princess Royale, 91st St, boardwalk, sleeping, surf fishing & surfing. n. Division St, starts at 9:30pm Boardwalk, starts at 10pm Session, City hall, 1pm 8:30pm 8:30pm For more info: oceancitymd.gov/ordinances.html

*Free events indicate no-charge for admission only; does not apply to any concessions and/or other items for sale. **Event dates & times are subject to change. Check ococean.com or call 800.626.2326 to confirm events before traveling long distances. MoNDAyS & FRIDAyS Aug 1, 4, 8: Movies on the Beach ...free! 27th St. Beach, 8:30pm. Free for the entire family! Bring a beach chair or blanket & enjoy the night by the ocean.

SuNDAyS Aug 3, 10, 17, 24: Sundaes in the Park ...free! Behind the Northside park complex, 125th St. 7 –9pm (rain or shine) . Spend your Sunday evenings in the park making your own ice cream sundae & listening to your favorite live music. is is a fam - ily concert series with pizzazz! Enjoy free music ranging from country, rock, to tribute bands, to oldies. Create your own sundae for a nominal fee, sit back, listen to music & watch a special fire - works show over the beautiful bay at the end of the night’s festivi - August 4th — 8th ties. Other ice cream treats & refreshments available. (In the event e WHITE MARLIN OPEN , the world’s largest of inclement weather, this event will be moved inside the complex.) billfish tournament, is gearing up for another action-packed event Monday, August 4th to Friday, tuESDAyS Aug 5: Family Beach olympics ...free! August 8th. e tournament attracts hundreds of 27th St. Beach, 6:30 –8:30pm. A variety of contests for all ages. boats and thousands of anglers from all over the Events may include sand castle contests, tug-of-war, relays & more. world, vying for millions in prize money. Although WEDNESDAyS Aug 6, 13, 20, 27: the heaviest white marlin is the most valuable fish, the format of the White Marlin Open allows for Concerts on the Beach ...free! many winners. With daily release points & daily food, drinks & different vendors & artists. on the beach at caroline St. stage, 8:00 –9:30pm. Sponsored by the meat fish categories, anglers do not have to catch the biggest fish With lots of great restaurants, a beautiful beach, a fun, excit - town of ocean city. Grab your beach chair, blanket & friends & to win prize money. ing Boardwalk & known as the White Marlin Capital of the head downtown to enjoy live entertainment by local musicians, Marlin Magazine has recognized the White Marlin Open as tribute bands & some of your old favorites. ococean.com World—Ocean City is the perfect home for the family-friendly, one of the “Top Ten Billfish Tournaments in the World,” “e 41st annual White Marlin Open! WEDNESDAyS Aug 6, 13, 20, 27: Best Bang for Your Buck” and one of the “top 100 influential events in sportfishing.” e Billfish Tournament Network has Movies on the Beach ...free! rated the White Marlin Open number one among billfish tour - at Harbour Island Marina 14th St. & the Bay carousel hotel, 118th St, 8:30pm. Bring a beach chair or a blanket. naments worldwide. Fish Weigh-ins: Monday –Friday 4 –9pm free admission! Call 410.289.9229 tHuRSDAyS Aug 7, 14, 21, 28: Over the years, the White Marlin Open has grown into a huge spectator event, with massive crowds gathering nightly to watch Email [email protected] Sunset Park Party Nights ...free! the weigh-ins & partake in the fun, festival-like atmosphere with or visit whitemarlinopen.com Sunset park at S. Division St. & the Bay, 7 –9pm. tHuRSDAyS Aug 7, 14, 21, 28: Movies on the Beach ...free! Aug 9 –10: oC ultimate Frisbee Beach Classic Aug 29 –31: princess Royale, 91st St., 8:30pm. Bring a beach chair or blanket. Somerset St. beach. e Ultimate Frisbee Tournament begins at labor Day Weekend Art & Craft Festival ...free! Aug 7 –10: “Paint oC” Plein Aire Art Competition 9am & continues on the sand until 5pm. is exciting, non-contact convention ctr, 10am –5pm. Unique gis & household items, townwide, Boardwalk Bayside & Beaches. oc center for the arts, team sport mixes the best of soccer, basketball, football & including oil & watercolors, woodworking, furniture, stained glass, 91st St. is annual event draws artists from all over to paint the into a fascinating, demanding game. [email protected] candles, pottery & more. ocshows.com scenic views of OC. Watch artists at work as they set up their easels along the Boardwalk, bayside & beaches. artleagueofoceancity.org Aug 17 –28: oC Hotel Week Aug 30: Wings & Wheels Expo participating hotels townwide. Special promotions with a variety oc Municipal airport, West oc, 10am –3pm. Private aircra, of deals, including free night stays & tiered discounts for multiple Aug 9: Wet Paint Sale custom cars & antique military vehicles will be on display. Talk night stays. Stay longer—save more! oceancityhotelweek.com oc center for the arts, 6 –8pm. In conjunction with the Plein Aire to the owners while admiring the machines. [email protected] Competition, artists sell their artwork. artleagueofoceancity.org Aug 10: Quick Draw Painting Event Interested in learning about our municipal government & the services it provides? oCEAN CIty uNIvERSIty IS FoR you! Boardwalk. In conjunction with the Plein Aire Competition, this Ocean City University (OCU) is a series of courses that provide citizens with a diverse educational background on municipal event will cap off the weekend as artists race to complete a painting government & services. Classes, which are held on Wednesdays 6 –9pm, are free . Beginning in early September & lasting through in only 2 hours. Purchase their freshly painted works right from mid-November, the 10-week program will provide students with a better understanding of government’s role & relationship their easels. artleagueofoceancity.org with citizens. Space is available on a first-come, first-serve basis; min. of 20 students must be registered. oceancitymd.gov 800.OC.OCEAN • OCOCEAN.com AUGUST 2014 Town of Ocean City website: OceanCityMD.gov SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY AUGUST YOUTH CAMPS To register: oC Rec. & Parks Dept. / 410.250.0125 / ocsportscamps.com 12 4–8: Camp horizon 11 –12: endless Summer Surfing Camp • OC Junior Tennis Open L-7 4–7: Art League, , Ballerina Beach Babies, Showtime Dance, 11 –13: endless Summer Boogie Board Camp OC Tennis Ctr, 61st St. Model Rocket, Titan Tank & Turbo King Remote Control Car Robot, 11 –14: Cheer Camp, Skate Camp • 1st Friday Art Opening Reception free! Tennis Academy & Pee Wee Tennis Camps 12 –15: Jr. Beach Patrol 4-Day Academy OC Center for the Arts, 5-7pm 5–8: Jr. Beach Patrol 4-Day Academy & 4-Day Afternoon Academy 13 –15: CD Outdoors Fishing Camp • Movies on the Beach free! • OC Junior Tennis Open L-7 7: Jr. Beach Patrol 1-Day Seminar 14: Jr. Beach Patrol 1-Day Seminar 27th St, 8:30pm OC Tennis Ctr, 61st St. • WHITE MARLIN 3 4 5678OPEN free! 9 • WHITE MARLIN OPEN free! • “Paint OC” Plein Air • OC Junior Tennis Open L-7 • Movies on the Beach free! • WHITE MARLIN OPEN free! • WHITE MARLIN OPEN free! Art Competition • Plein Aire Art Competition OC Tennis Ctr, 61st St. 27th St, 8:30pm • Family Beach • Concerts on the Beach free! • Sunset Park • WHITE MARLIN OPEN free! “Paint OC,” Townwide • Sundaes in the Park free! • Beach Fireworks free! Olympics free! Caroline St, 8pm Party nights free! • Plein Aire Art Competition • Wet Paint Sale, northside Park, 7pm Boardwalk, starts at 10pm 27th St, 6:30-8:30pm • Movies on the Beach free! S. Division St. & Bay, 7pm “Paint OC,” Townwide OC Center for the Arts, 6-8pm • OC Beach Lights free! • Mayor & City Council Meeting, • Beach Fireworks free! Carousel hotel, 118th St, • Movies on the Beach free! • Movies on the Beach free! • OC Ultimate Frisbee Beach n. Division St, starts at 9:30pm 6pm, City hall Boardwalk, starts at 10pm 8:30pm Princess Royale, 8:30pm 27th St, 8:30pm Classic, Somerset St, 9am-5pm

• “Paint OC” Plein Aire 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Art Competition • Quick Draw Painting event, • Sunset Park Boardwalk • Concerts on the Beach free! Party nights free! • OC Ultimate Frisbee Beach • Women’s Tennis Fling, • Beach Fireworks free! Caroline St, 8pm S. Division St. & Bay, 7pm Classic, Somerset St, 9am-5pm OC Tennis Ctr, 61st St. Boardwalk, starts at 10pm • Movies on the Beach free! • Movies on the Beach free! • Sundaes in the Park free! • Beach Fireworks free! • Mayor & City Council Work Carousel hotel, 118th St, Princess Royale, 91st St, • OC Beach Lights free! Boardwalk, starts at 10pm Session, City hall, 1pm 8:30pm 8:30pm 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 • Sunset Park • Concerts on the Beach free! Party nights free! • Beach Fireworks free! Caroline St, 8pm S. Division St. & Bay, 7pm Boardwalk, starts at 10pm • Movies on the Beach free! • Movies on the Beach free! • OC hotel Week Begins • OC hotel Week • Beach Fireworks free! Carousel hotel, 118th St, Princess Royale, 91st St, • Sundaes in the Park free! • Mayor & City Council Meeting, Boardwalk, starts at 10pm 8:30pm 8:30pm • OC Beach Lights free! City hall, 6pm • OC hotel Week • OC hotel Week • OC hotel Week • OC hotel Week • OC hotel Week • Sundaes in the Park free! 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 • OC Beach Lights free! • Sunset Park • OC hotel Week • Concerts on the Beach free! Party nights free! • Labor Day Weekend • Beach Fireworks free! Caroline St, 8pm S. Division St. & Bay, 7pm Art & Craft Festival free! • Labor Day Weekend Art Boardwalk, starts at 10pm • Movies on the Beach free! • Movies on the Beach free! Convention Ctr, 10am-5pm & Craft Festival free! 31 • Beach Fireworks free! • OC hotel Week Carousel hotel, 118th St, Princess Royale, 91st St, • Labor Day Weekend • Wings & Wheels expo, Convention Ctr, 10am-5pm Boardwalk, starts at 10pm • Mayor & City Council Work 8:30pm 8:30pm Art & Craft Festival free! OC Municipal Airport, • OC Beach Lights free! • OC hotel Week Session, City hall, 1pm • OC hotel Week • OC hotel Week ends Convention Ctr, 10am-5pm West OC, 10am –3pm

*Free events indicate no-charge for admission only; does not apply to any concessions and/or other items for sale. **Event dates & times are subject to change. Check ococean.com or call 800.626.2326 to confirm events before traveling long distances. Sept 11: 9/11 Parade of Brothers ...free! Boardwalk from 27th St. to N. Division St, 8:30am –1pm. Annual motorcycle ride & memorial service to commemorate 9/11/2001. Sept 11 –14: oC Bikefest inlet lot (ur 11am –8pm, Fri & Sat 10am –8pm, Sun 10am –5pm) & convention ctr (ur 11am –8pm, Fri & Sat 9am –8pm, Sun 9–5pm). Enjoy national entertainment & bands, stunt shows, bike builders, vendors, food & beverages! ocbikefest.com September 18th — 21st Sept 18 –19: RATed #1 of the 100 Best Classic & Sand Castle Home tour 10th Annual! Contemporary Cra Shows in the Country Designated homes townwide. Sponsored by the art league of oc. by Sunshine Artist Magazine is “must do” event features fabulous area homes that will open America’s Premier Art & Cra Show Magazine their doors to the public on this self-guided tour. artleagueofoceancity.com SUNFEST celebrates its 40th year as Ocean City’s Best Art & Cras Festival. A free event Sept 18 –21: dedicated to the whole family, Sunfest is four, fun- Sunfest Kite Festival ...free! filled days of music, arts & cras & fantastic food, all under four big-top tents at the Inlet Lot. Enjoy on the beach from 2nd St. to 6th St. Bring the family & let your at the Ocean City Inlet (Rain or Shine!) spirits soar! Enjoy days filled with spectacular kite flying. ou - a variety of live entertainment for the entire family, including sands of spectators travel to see master kite flyers from around the national headline acts along with local & regional artists. For Thursday — Saturday 10am –10pm world showcase their aerial displays of art. Kite-making workshops the young & young at heart, be sure to take a hayride along Sunday 10am –6pm & kite battles. kitelo.com Ocean City’s famous beach. Visit ococean.com for up-to-date Call 800.626.2326 or visit ococean.com information & entertainment line-up for Sunfest 2014! free admission !* *Certain concerts will require the purchase of reserved seat tickets. Sept 19 –21: Sunfest tennis open oc tennis center, 61st St. & the Bay. e Ocean City Tennis Center will host the 2014 Ocean City Sunfest Open. Join this pres - tigious USTA-sanctioned tournament as a player or spectator. All 1974 –2014 celebrating 40 years of su甀n & fu甀n! junior & adult tournaments played at the OC Tennis Center are USTA-sanctioned & played on premier courts. 410.524.8337, tennisococean.com Sept 26 –27: Wine on the Beach inlet parking lot, 11am –7pm. Wineries from across the Mid- Atlantic region. Arts & cras, continuous entertainment on our stage in the sand, food available & more. Admission. winefest.com OCEAN CITY RECREATION IS ALWAYS IN Season with Programs for Every Interest! e OC Recreation & Parks Department is always in season with hundreds of different programs & activities for children Sept 26 –28: Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show & adults of all ages. Preschoolers & their parents/adults can together enjoy a playgroup, a baseball fundamentals class & a youth convention ctr, Fri 12 –7pm, Sat 10am –6pm, Sun 11am –5pm. 14k, developmental program for “all sports.” ere are also swimming, martial arts, tee ball & tennis fundamentals programs for sterling silver jewelry, pearls, beads, loose stones, crystals & more. little ones who want to build some confidence on their own. Youth programs continue to thrive & evolve & include favorites like, Classic & contemporary designs for show & sale. Admission. lacrosse, soccer, basketball, flag football, golf, tennis, surfing, boogie board & Jr. Beach Patrol. In addition to the more typical treasuresoheearth.net summer sports youth camps & programs offered, the Department continues its newer focus in the arts arena by offering multiple art programs, including fine arts, musical theater drama camps & dance. Other popular youth programs Sept 27: include stand up paddleboard camp, beach volleyball camp & an archery clinic. Adults will still have plenty to Pigs on the Beach Motorcycle Parade ...free! choose from, including multiple fitness classes, soball, basketball, flag football, ceramics, bingo, bowling & fine arts. Boardwalk from 22nd St. to N. Division St, 10am. Spectators watch Multiple annual tournaments & leagues highlight each season! Many classes have a session rate as well as a drop-in rate as the parade of motorcycles drive on the Boardwalk. Blue Knights for residents/property owners & non-residents. For a complete list of upcoming programs being offered, stop by point of contact Filmore Corbin at 410.430.5279 northside Park for a new copy of Splash! Magazine or visit: oceancitymd.gov/Recreation_and_Parks/programs.html 800.OC.OCEAN • OCOCEAN.com SEPTEMBER 2014 Town of Ocean City website: OceanCityMD.gov SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Labor Day 1 23456

• 1st Friday Art Opening • Mayor & City Council Meeting, Reception free! Town Offices Closed City hall, 6pm OC Center for the Arts, 5-7pm Grandparents Day 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 • 9/11 Parade o f Brothers free! Boardwalk 27th St. to n. Division St.8:30am-1pm • OC Bikefest, • OC Bikefest, • OC Bikefest, • Mayor & City Council Work inlet Lot, 11am-8pm inlet Lot, 10am-8pm inlet Lot, 10am-8pm Session, City hall, 1pm Convention Ctr, 11am-8pm Convention Ctr, 9am-8pm Convention Ctr, 9am-8pm 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 • SUNFEST free! inlet Lot, 10am-10pm • SUNFEST free! • SUNFEST free! • Sunfest Kite Festival free! inlet Lot, 10am-10pm inlet Lot, 10am-10pm 2nd –6th St. Beach • Sunfest Kite Festival free! • OC Bikefest, • Sunfest Kite Festival free! • OC Sunfest Tennis Open, 2nd St. to 6th St. Beach inlet Lot, 10am-5pm • Mayor & City Council Meeting, 2nd –6th St. Beach OC Tennis Ctr, 61st St. • OC Sunfest Tennis Open, Convention Ctr, 9am-5pm City hall, 6pm • Sand Castle home Tour • Sand Castle home Tour OC Tennis Ctr, 61st St. 21 22 Autumn Equinox 23 24 25 26 27

• SUNFEST free! • Beach Patrol’s emergency • Wine on the Beach, inlet Lot, 10am-6pm Mobile Patrol Starts Duty; inlet Lot, 11am-7pm • Sunfest Kite Festival free! continues thru Columbus Day • Wine on the Beach, • Pigs on the Beach 2nd St. to 6th St. Beach (no guarded Beaches) inlet Lot, 11am-7pm Motorcycle Parade free! • OC Sunfest Tennis Open, • Mayor & City Council Meeting, • gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show, • gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show, OC Tennis Ctr, 61st St. City hall, 6pm Convention Ctr, 12-7pm Convention Ctr, 10-6pm 28 29 30 VIEW CURRENT OC RECREATION PROGRAMS AND CLASSES: • Mayor & City Council Work Session, City hall, 1pm • gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show, • Tennis Center Closed Convention Ctr, 11am-5pm for the Season

*Free events indicate no-charge for admission only; does not apply to any concessions and/or other items for sale. **Event dates & times are subject to change. Check ococean.com or call 800.626.2326 to confirm events before traveling long distances. oct 2 –4: Mid-Atlantic Surf Fishing tournament 35th Annual! Beach between 19th St. to 119th St. Participants must be pre- Halloween registered, have a permit to drive on the beach & hold a valid Maryland Saltwater Fishing License. oceancitysurfanglersmd.com oct 3 –4: oC Free State Corvette Club Spook-Out clarion hotel, 101st St. (Fri 11am –10pm) & inlet lot (Sat 7:30am –10pm). Great annual event for Corvette enthusiasts & owners. is is the largest Corvette Club sponsored event on the East Coast of the US with over 1,200 Corvette enthusiasts attend - Party ing from to Florida. Car shows, road rallies, a parade & other related activities raise money for charity. Sunday, October 26th freestatecorvette.com, corvetteweekend.com Ocean City is the best place to be during the oct 4: Harbor Day at the Docks ...free! week of Halloween! Many restaurants & bars commercial Fishing harbor, Sunset avenue, West ocean city. throughout town host adult costume contests Harbor Day at the Docks is a waterfront heritage & seafood for fantastic prizes! And the kids love to celebrate festival & an innovative, family-friendly program highlighting Halloween at the Park at our HALLOWEEN Ocean City’s important local maritime culture & traditions. SPOOK-OUT PARTY where everyone has fun! is event focuses on maritime traditions such as commercial Get your Halloween costume ready & join us for fishing, sport fishing, marine aquaculture, safety at sea, local fun carnival games, face painting, halloween- seafood processing & more—all located on the waterfront! Summer might be over but the Family Fun Other fun highlights will include seafood cooking demonstra - inspired arts & cras, hayrides, snacks, refresh - continues throughout the fall with tions, fish cleaning techniques, live entertainment & much ments & much more! Costume contests are scheduled throughout the day. Parents are encour - MANY Spooktacular events more. free admission. A fun & educational experience for the entire family! 410.213.2195, ocharborday.com aged to dress up, too! Admission is one single, planned in Ocean City this October. wrapped bag of candy per child. oct 9 –12: Learn how you can Drive in Disguise down the Ocean City Boardwalk at Northside Park during the 4th Annual Halloween Boardwalk Parade, 17th Annual! Endless Summer Cruisin’ Car Show 125th Street, Bayside where those with Ocean City License Plates are free! inlet lot & convention ctr, ur –Sat 9am –5pm, Sun 10am –4pm. 410.250.0125, ococean.com visit ococean.com for more information & updates Hot rod car show features more than 2,000 customs, muscle cars, street machines, classics & more. Live entertainment, manufactur - ers’ midway, Boardwalk parades, celebrities & special attractions. endlesssummercruisin.com oct 25 –26: Autumn Home & Condo Show Register Now for... Nov 1: Swing for youth Golf open oct 12 –26: Fall oC Restaurant Week & Art & Craft Fair eagle’s landing Golf course, Rt. 611, West oc, 8:30am with break- fast & putting contest, shotgun start at 10am. participating Restaurants townwide. Many spectacular restaurants inlet lot, Sat 10am –6pm, Sun 10 –4pm. e Autumn Home Show e annual Swing For create special menus designed to tempt your taste buds. Special, is an event designed for homeowners in all stages of remodeling, Youth is sponsored by the Ocean City Recreation Boosters & raises fixed-priced menus will be offered throughout the 2-week event. landscaping & decorating their homes. Exhibitors will be on hand funds for youth recreational programs. e format is 4-play Florida No passes, tickets or coupons are required. Just simply choose a with merchandise, product demonstrations & interior & exterior scramble. e entry fee is all-inclusive. Top teams are awarded a participating restaurant & dine out during the dates of the promo - displays. With a combination of new products & advice from the selection of gis from our famous prize board including rounds of tion. oceancityrestaurantweek.com pros, the Home Show inspires homeowners with ideas on enhanc - golf, electronics, gi cards, golf items, hotel stays, dining certificates ing their home’s comfort & functionality, as well as aesthetic appeal & more. Hole-in-one, closest-to-the-pin & other contests are offered oct 18: Making Strides Against Breast Cancer & overall value. e Art & Cra Fair will offer a wide assortment throughout the round—increasing each player’s chance of going inlet lot, Registration begins at 7:30am, 5k Run starts at 9am, Walk of creative & unique gis & accessories made by artists & quality home with a prize. Silent auction items will be on display & open for bidding & extra raffle tickets will be on sale to help increase starts at 9:30am. e fight to end breast cancer starts with a single cras people from near & far. Admission. chances of winning valuable door prizes. Tournament participation step. Take that step with American Cancer Society’s OC Boardwalk is limited to the first 25 paid teams. Help make the kids of Ocean run/walk. 410.749.1624, makingstrides.acsevents.org/oceancity oct 25 –26: CEo Coin & Currency Show ...free! City the biggest winners of the Swing For Your Golf Open! oct 25: Seaside 10-Mile & 5K Run convention ctr, Sat 10am –6pm, Sun 10am –4pm. Professional coin If you would like to sign-up, participate as a player inlet lot, 9am, rain or shine. Join in this well-known event! e & currency dealers buying & selling US & world coins & currency. or for more info, call eagle’s Landing Golf Course 10-mile or 5K race. e race course includes the Boardwalk. Reg - free appraisals & free admission. coinshows.com at 800.283.3846 or 410.213.7277. 800.OC.OCEAN • OCOCEAN.com OCTOBER 2014 Town of Ocean City website: OceanCityMD.gov SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Swing for youth Golf open – Nov. 1 1234 eagle’s landing Golf course • Free State Corvette Weekend, • harbor Day Route 611, West ocean city. Clarion hotel, 11am-10pm at the Docks free! For more info on this upcoming benefit • Mid-Atlantic Surf Fishing West OC Commercial harbor tournament or if you would like to sign-up to Tourney, 20th St. to 119th St. • Free State Corvette Weekend, participate as a player or to donate items for • 1st Friday Art Opening inlet Lot, 7:30am-10pm auction, call Eagle’s Landing Golf Course • Mid-Atlantic Surf Fishing Reception free! • Mid-Atlantic Surf Fishing at 800.283.3846 or 410.213.7277. Tourney, 20th St. to 119th St. OC Center for the Arts, 5-7pm Tourney, 20th St. to 119th St. 5 6 78910 11

• endless Summer • endless Summer • endless Summer Cruisin’ Car Show, Cruisin’ Car Show, Cruisin’ Car Show, • Mayor & City Council Meeting, inlet Lot & Convention Ctr, inlet Lot & Convention Ctr, inlet Lot & Convention Ctr, City hall, 6pm 9am-5pm 9am-5pm 9am-5pm 12 Columbus Day 13 14 15 16 17 18

• endless Summer Cruisin’ Car • Beach Patrol’s emergency Show, inlet Lot & Convention Mobile Patrol ends Duty • OC Restaurant Week • Making Strides Agains Ctr, 10am-4pm • OC Restaurant Week • Mayor & City Council Work Breast Cancer Run/Walk • OC Restaurant Week Begins • Town Offices Closed Session, City hall, 1pm • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week

19 20 21 22 23 24 • Seaside 10-Mile 25 & 5-K Run, inlet Lot, 9am • home & Condo Show & Art & Craft Fair, Convention Ctr, 10am-6pm • OC Restaurant Week • Coin & Currency Show free! • Mayor & City Council Meeting, Convention Ctr, 10am-6pm • OC Restaurant Week City hall, 6pm • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week • OC Restaurant Week

• home & Condo Show 26 27 28 29 30 Halloween 31 & Art & Craft Fair, Convention Ctr, 10am-4pm • Coin & Currency Show free! Convention Ctr, 10am-4pm • HALLOWEEN SPOOK-OUT PARTY, northside Park, 1-3pm • Mayor & City Council Work • OC Restaurant Week ends Session, City hall, 1pm

*Free events indicate no-charge for admission only; does not apply to any concessions and/or other items for sale. **Event dates & times are subject to change. Check ococean.com or call 800.626.2326 to confirm events before traveling long distances. 800.OC.OCEAN • OCOCEAN.com NOVEMBER 2014 Town of Ocean City website: OceanCityMD.gov SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Nov 20 –Jan 4, 2015: Winterfest of lights 22nd Annual! 1 Northside park, 125th St, Sun –ur 5:30 –9:30pm, Fri & Sat 5:30 –10:30pm. Enjoy this award-winning holiday paradise created for the whole family! More than one million holiday lights sparkle throughout your favorite beach resort. Northside Park will have hundreds of animated, lighted displays. Relax & sip hot chocolate in the heated Winterfest Village pavilion. Browse Yukon Cornelius’ gi shop for a special gi & have a photo taken with Santa. Board the Winterfest Express to tour the lights, including the themed exhibits of your favorite fairy tales. Admission. 800.OC.OCEAN, 410.250.0125, ococean.com • Swing for Youth golf Open, eagles’ Landing

Daylight Saving Election Day • 1st Friday Art Opening Time Ends 2 3 4567Reception free! Fallfest 8 (Set clocks back) OC Center for the Arts, 5-7pm of Fine Arts & Crafts Show ...free! convention ctr, 10am –5pm Unique gis & household items, including • Mayor & City Council Meeting, paintings, woodworking, furniture, stained City hall, 6pm glass, candles, pottery & more. ocshows.com 9 10 Veteran’s Day 11 12 13 14 15

• Fallfest of Fine Arts & Crafts Show free! • Mayor & City Council Meeting, Convention Ctr, 10am-3pm • Town Offices Closed City hall, 1pm 16 17 18 19 20 21 turkey trot 22 Golf tournament eagle’s landing Golf course 4-player adult scramble includes a turkey feast • WINTERFEST aer play. 410.213.7277. OF LIGHTS free! eagleslandinggolf.com • Mayor & City Council Meeting, Tree-Lighting Ceremony, City hall, 6pm northside Park, 5:30pm • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS 23 24 25 26 Thanksgiving Day 27 28 29 Holiday Shopper’s Fair • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS convention ctr, Fri & Sat 10am –4pm Annual holiday shopping extravaganza! Unique handmade merchandise, nautical & more. Children’s activities, 30 • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS photo with Santa & non-shopper’s lounge. 800.626.2326 • Mayor & City Council Work • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS Session, City hall, 1pm • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • Town Offices Closed • Town Offices Closed • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS

*Free events indicate no-charge for admission only; does not apply to any concessions and/or other items for sale. **Event dates & times are subject to change. Check ococean.com or call 800.626.2326 to confirm events before traveling long distances. 800.OC.OCEAN • OCOCEAN.com DECEMBER 2014 Town of Ocean City website: OceanCityMD.gov SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 23456oC Christmas Parade ...free! 100th to 115th St, 11am –1pm Wonderful holiday parade • 1st Friday Art Opening w/high school bands, floats & • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS Reception free! marching units. 410.524.9000, • Mayor & City Council Work OC Center for the Arts, 5-7pm [email protected] Session, City hall, 6pm • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

• WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • Mayor & City Council Work • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS Session, City hall, 1pm • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS 14 15 Hanukkah begins 16 17 18 19 20

• WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • Mayor & City Council Meeting, • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS City hall, 6pm • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS Winter Solstice 21 22 23 24 Christmas Day 25 26 27

• WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • Town Offices Closed • Town Offices Closed • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS

New Year’s Eve 28 29 30 31 Dec 26 –Jan 15: Christmas tree Drop-off Site Available 100th St. Municipal parking lot. e Town of Ocean City is once New year’s Eve again providing a Christmas tree drop-off site. Trees can be placed free Bus Service in the northeast corner of the 100th Street lot during this period. townwide, 6am today Please remove all tinsel, ornaments & any other non-wooden through 6am Jan. 1 items from the tree. Trees collected at the site are taken to the county landfill where they are ground into mulch. • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS

*Free events indicate no-charge for admission only; does not apply to any concessions and/or other items for sale. **Event dates & times are subject to change. Check ococean.com or call 800.626.2326 to confirm events before traveling long distances. 800.OC.OCEAN • OCOCEAN.com JANUARY 2015 Town of Ocean City website: OceanCityMD.gov SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Jan 1: Atlantic General Hospital Penguin Swim Jan 1: Mayor & City Council open House ...free! New year’s Day 1 23 princess Royale, 91st St, Registration at 11:30am, Swim at 3rd St. & Baltimore ave, 1 –3pm. is is a New Year’s Day • Agh Penguin Swim free! 1pm. Celebrate New Year’s Day by “Getting wet for a tradition in Ocean City! e Mayor & City Council wel - Princess Royale, good cause.” Everyone looks forward to this annual come citizens to City Hall for the annual Open House. 91st St. Beach dip into the chilly Atlantic Ocean to benefit local Each year features a different theme. Enjoy exhibits, • Mayor & City Council • 1st Friday Art Opening hospital, Atlantic General. Best Costume Contest (dress music & light refreshments. Open house free! Reception free! to impress!) & Recognition of Oldest & Youngest City hall, 1-3pm OC Center for the Arts, 5-7pm Penguins. penguinswim.atlanticgeneral.org • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS 4 5 678910

• Mayor & City Council Meeting, • WINTERFEST OF LIGHTS City hall, 6pm 11 12 13 14 15 16 Nautical & 17 Wildlife Art Festival & Craft Show ...free! convention ctr, 10am –5pm Unique nautical & wildlife artwork, gis, • Mayor & City Council Work decor, household items, photography, jewelry, Session, City hall, 1pm woodworking, pottery & more. ocshows.com 18 Martin luther 19 20 21 22 23 24 K ing Jr. Day (Observed)

• nautical & Wildlife Art Festival & Craft Show free! • Mayor & City Council Meeting, Convention Ctr, 10am-3pm • Town Offices Closed City hall, 6pm 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

• Mayor & City Council Work Session, City hall, 1pm

*Free events indicate no-charge for admission only; does not apply to any concessions and/or other items for sale. **Event dates & times are subject to change. Check ococean.com or call 800.626.2326 to confirm events before traveling long distances. 800.OC.OCEAN • OCOCEAN.com FEBRUARY 2015 Town of Ocean City website: OceanCityMD.gov SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Super Bowl Sunday 1 Groundhog Day 2 34567

• Super Bowl • 1st Friday Art Opening golf Scramble, • Mayor & City Council Meeting, Reception free! eagle’s Landing, 9am City hall, 6pm OC Center for the Arts, 5-7pm 8 9 10 11 12 13 Valentine’s Day 14

• Mayor & City Council Work Session, City hall, 1pm

President’s Day Mardi Gras Ash Wednesday 15 16 Fat Tuesday 17 18 19 20 oC Fiberfest 21 convention ctr, various hours. A festival of all Fiber! Featuring classes, vendors & demonstrations. • Mayor & City Council Meeting, $5 admission. • Town Offices Closed City hall, 6pm ocfiberfest.com 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

• Mayor & City Council Work Session, City hall, 1pm

Feb 1: Super Bowl Golf Scramble Starting in February ... eagle’s landing Golf course, Rt. 611, West ocean city, pre-Game St. Patrick’s Soccer tournaments tailgate party at 9am, Shotgun Start at 10am. Tailgate party with Northside park, 125th St. e annual St. Patrick’s Tournament 18-hole scramble tournament. Scoring is done in traditional foot - series where girls & boys under 18 compete as well as women & ball manner awarding points for touchdowns, field goals, extra men over 18. For more information or to register a team, contact points & penalizing for safeties. Sign up early as this event sells out the Ocean City Recreation & Parks Department at 410.250.0125, each year. 410.213.7277, eagleslandinggolf.com oceancitymd.gov

*Free events indicate no-charge for admission only; does not apply to any concessions and/or other items for sale. **Event dates & times are subject to change. Check ococean.com or call 800.626.2326 to confirm events before traveling long distances. 800.OC.OCEAN • OCOCEAN.com MARCH 2015 Town of Ocean City website: OceanCityMD.gov SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY National Flood Safety 12Awareness Week 3 4567

• 1st Friday Art Opening • Mayor & City Council Meeting, Reception free! City hall, 6pm OC Center for the Arts, 5-7pm Daylight Saving 8 9 10 11 12 13 St. Patrick’s 14 Time Ends Day Parade (Set clocks ahead) Festival: 45th St. Shopping area, Sat 11am. parade: 58th St. to 45th St, Sat 12pm. A much anticipated OC event! e 45th St. Shopping area offers a fun festival of food, drink & merriment. Marching units, floats • Mayor & City Council Work & local celebrities. 410.289.6156, delmarvairish.org Session, City hall, 1pm • St. Patrick’s Soccer Tourneys St. Patrick’s Soccer Tourneys 15 16 St. Patrick’s Day 17 18 19 Vernal Equinox 20 21

• Mayor & City Council Meeting, City hall, 6pm 22 23 24 Maryland Day 25 26 27 28

Palm Sunday 29 30 31 REMINDER: Spring Water Flushing occurs this Month e Town of Ocean City’s Public Works Department will begin conducting the spring hydrant flushing of the water system at the end of the month. e hydrant flushing, which is done bi-annually, is typically scheduled to be done during the early morning hours. Residents & businesses are reminded that aer flushing there may be a slight discoloration of the water. is is not harmful & will dissipate aer a short time. If you wish to clear your pipes, run cold water for several minutes until the water runs clear. For questions or concerns about • Mayor & City Council Work the hydrant flushing in your area, please contact the public Works Water Department at 410.524.8388. Session, City hall, 1pm

*Free events indicate no-charge for admission only; does not apply to any concessions and/or other items for sale. **Event dates & times are subject to change. Check ococean.com or call 800.626.2326 to confirm events before traveling long distances. 800.OC.OCEAN • OCOCEAN.com APRIL 2015 Town of Ocean City website: OceanCityMD.gov SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Stay tuned: Check oceanCityMD.gov for Spring Clean-up Information 1 2 Passover Begins 34Easter Bunny Each spring, the town offers a great opportunity for residential property owners to do their spring-cleaning Funshop by offering free residential bulk pick-up. As an added attraction, OC offers a Community Yard Sale at Northside Park. OC’s bulk Northside park, 1 –3pm. pick-up service offers a convenient way for residents to get rid of large household items, such as furniture, appliances, bicycles, For children ages 2 –10 & carpet, etc., which cannot normally be loaded into a standard refuse truck. Normally, this service does not include building ma - their families! Egg hunt, terials, yard debris, etc. However, during the Spring Clean-Up the town will be accepting these items. e dates for the Spring • 1st Friday Art Opening art & cras, face painting, Clean-Up have not been determined at publishing time, however; residents can learn more about the program by contacting Reception free! game booths, egg dyeing, Solid Waste at 410.524.0318. To learn more about the Community Yard Sale, contact the OC Rec. & Parks Dept. at 410.250.0125. OC Center for the Arts, 5-7pm Easter Bunny & more! Easter 5 6 78910 11

• easter SunriseWorship, Open to All! free! Boardwalk & n. Division St, • Mayor & City Council Meeting, 6am City hall, 6pm 12 13 14 Tax Day 15 16 17 18

• Mayor & City Council Work Session, City hall, 1pm 19 20 21 Earth Day 22 23 Arbor Day 24 25 Maryland International Kite Exposition Beach & Boardwalk, 2nd to 6th St. Great spectator & participant event! 3 fun-filled days! • Mayor & City Council Meeting, 410.289.7855, kitelo.com City hall, 6pm 26 27 28 29 30

• MD international Kite expo Beach & Boardwalk, • Mayor & City Council Work 2nd to 6th St. Session, City hall, 1pm

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