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Weigh ye anchors and hoist the colors! Bed & Breakfast was named to the National Make way for the 14th Annual Tybee Pirate Historic Registry the very next year. Festivals New King & Queen! Ever loving a good party, Karen started the Every year, two individuals who embody the Girls Night Inn fundraiser in 2012 bringing best qualities of our quirky little island are the community together with food and drink carefully selected to reign over the Tybee to raise funds for the Rysing Tyde food Island Pirate Fest, bringing to the celebration pantry. Over the past 5 years, Girl’s Night all the enthusiasm and passion they offer Inn has raised $45,000. the community. This year we couldn’t be For the past 4 years, both the Kelly’s have luckier with Frank and Karen Kelly. volunteered before, during and after the These two Pirates fell in love many moons Tybee Pirate Fest from helping on the Gate ago, but life got in the way, and they both to taking care of the bands. This year along sailed on in different directions only to wash with Karens daughter Wendy Hicks, they ashore many years later on Tybee Island to have added a whole new crafts section to rekindle that love all over again. The Kelly’s Little Matey’s Cove. made Tybee Island their permanent home in 2007, and four years later in 2011, they So, batten down the hatches and raise purchased the old Hunter House, restoring the sails. Come one, come all, and join our both its original name and historical charm. Pirate King Frank and Pirate Queen Karen at the 14th Annual| tybeeisland.com Tybee Island Pirate Fest. All tybee the hardisland work paid off, and the| Beachview 7 pirate fest buccaneers bulletin
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The Motley Tones washed ashore at the Blackbeard Festival in Hampton, VA in 2010 and have been entertaining crowds ever since. Helped by friends and fans, they are now the region’s most popular pirate performing group, entertaining adults and children alike with their unique blend of classical and oft-times amusing sea shanties. They are known throughout the mid-Atlantic region both for their highly interactive street shows as well as their enthusiastic stage shows. This dynamic group sings madrigals for the king by day, pub songs for the hoi polloi by night, and love songs and sailor songs all the day long. Their music ranges from acapella harmonies to traditional “call and response” tunes to duets, solo ballads and parodies of popular tunes. All loosely tied to the “Golden Age of Piracy.” In live performance, they incorporate pieces of period garb and stories into their performance as well as just plain fun stuff.
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In For A Penny cranks it up, it’s like having a St. Paddy’s Day party any night of the week! Get ready Pirate’s… things are about to get a little bit more rowdy around here! In For A Penny draws inspiration from band ranging from Celtic Punk giants Dropkick Murphy’s and The Rumjacks to 80’s & 90’s greats Tears for Fears and The Cranberries as well as traditional Irish staples like The Dubliners. The members are equally as diverse, with backgrounds in punk, The Irish landed in Savannah in 1734. It took rap, hardcore and hair metal. Stories will be told, 281 years for the Irish Music to get rowdy… but glasses will be raised and good times will be had it has now! by all as In For A Penny time and time again draws audiences into the party. In For A Penny is a rowdy, four piece, acoustic, Irish Celtic folk punk band. (Whew!) We’re ready We’re tossing our hat into the ring here at the to bring our folk punk twist to your favorite Tybee Island Pirate Fest and we’re not pulling traditional Celtic tunes, as well as some rowdy any swords. Come on out and get rowdy with us. original material to the dirty south, and beyond. We’re sure you won’t be sorry! Foot stompin’, beer drinkin’ music, with the odd 80’s pop cover thrown in, just because everybody loves them and nobody else plays them. When Let’s party like it’s 1699!
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The Myth is a band of five extremely talented musicians Experience certainly not lacking, each member of from Savannah, GA in the heart of the Coastal Empire. The Myth brings to the table their own piece of this puzzle. Whether it be the versatility of drummer Paul The band delivers on high energy shows of modern Cooper, the essential groove of bassist Rodney Smith, edge original rock and a variety of cover material ranging the intricate abilities of guitarist Craig Johansen, the from classics like Pink Floyd, Styx, and Zeppelin to incredible multiple talents of keyboard/guitarist Chris modern rockers such as the Foo Fighters and Alice In Stubbs, or the intense passion of professional vocalist Chains. Originally a four piece band starting in 2011 Thomas Claxton, this band is guaranteed to leave the with Paul Cooper, Rodney Smith, Craig Johansen, and crowds completely satisfied at the end of each and Thomas Claxton, the band added a 5th member and every show. raised their game in 2013, bringing in keyboard expert, Chris Stubbs who also plays rhythm guitar. Set ye sails fer th’ Tybee Island Pirate Fest The Myth is known for their passion displayed in every song that leaves their crowds in amazement.
to enjoy one of the best rock bands in the South East. Thomas Claxton and The Myth.
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left to right: James Durbin, vocals; Frankie Banali, drums; Chuck Wright, bass; Alex Grossi, guitar.
QUIET RIOT continues their historic journey with Metal Health founding member Frankie Banali who is joined by veteran bassist Chuck Wright and guitarist Alex Grossi from their most stable lineup, and vocalist James Durbin the season ten finalist on American Idol. QUIET RIOT is a rock & roll phenomenon. Famously described as the first heavy metal band to top the pop chart at #1 on Billboard magazine, the Los Angeles quartet became an overnight sensation thanks to their monster 1983 smash album Metal Health. The story of QUIET RIOT begins in 1980 when Kevin DuBrow formed a new band under his own name, working with Frankie Banali and a variety of musicians over the next few years before signing with Pasha/CBS Records, reverting back to the QUIET RIOT moniker, and entering the studio with new guitarist Carlos Cavazo and bassist Chuck Wright to start work on a new album. The year was 1982 and, following Randy Rhoads’ welldocumented death, former henchman Rudy Sarzo left Ozzy, replacing Chuck Wright who is the bass player on record for both the “Metal Health” and “Don’t Wanna Let You Go” tracks, to complete the lineup and sessions for what would become 1983’s Metal Health. Driven by the irresistible double whammy of the title track’s muscular bass line and a raucous rendition of the old Slade chestnut “Cum on Feel the Noize,” the album stormed up the U.S. charts, duly reaching the number one spot and going platinum five times over in the process at that time. The sales of Metal Health has now exceeded the 10 million mark worldwide to date. QUIET RIOT returned to the studio to record 1984’s Condition Critical, which went on to sell over 2 million copies in the US and included another chart-ready Slade cover in “Mama Weer All Crazee Now” and the self penned “Party All Night.” In 1986 QUIET RIOT re-grouped to launch the QR III record, Sarzo had
been replaced by former bassist Chuck Wright. Vocalist Paul Shortino stepped in and recorded 1988’s simply named Quiet Riot with Banali, Cavazo, and new bassist Sean McNabb. In 1991, DuBrow and Cavazo began working together once again, joined by Frankie Banali and eventually recording 1993’s Terrified with bassist Kenny Hillery. Down to the Bone followed two years later with Chuck Wright back on bass, and in 1997, a one-off performance at an after show party hosted by industrial shock rocker Marilyn Manson who had requested to Banali that QUIET RIOT perform, lured bassist Rudy Sarzo back to the fold. With that lineup once again, QUIET RIOT hit the road playing venues across America, Europe and Asia. This lineup was captured on 1999’s Alive and Well album, and 2001 saw the release of Guilty Pleasures. QUIET RIOT officially parted company with Rudy Sarzo and Carlos Cavazo in October of 2003. In 2004 DuBrow and Banali recruited guitarist Alex Grossi and bassist Chuck Wright and continued to tour nonstop throughout 2006 in America, Europe, South America and Asia. For the recording of Rehab in 2006, DuBrow and Banali entered the studio with bassist Tony Franklin and guitarist Neil Citron, both long time friends of Banali. QUIET RIOT with the lineup of DuBrow, Banali, Wright and Grossi continued to perform live worldwide until November of 2007 when sadly, Kevin DuBrow’s singing career was cut short with his passing on November 25, 2007. Frankie Banali’s history with QUIET RIOT began in 1982 and he has the distinction of being the only member of QUIET RIOT to have recorded on every single QUIET RIOT release from 1983’s Metal Health through 2006’s Rehab. Since the loss of his friend and band mate Kevin DuBrow, and with careful consideration, soul searching and with the blessings and support of Kevin DuBrow’s family, Frankie has decided to continue his journey and the musical legacy of QUIET RIOT along with bassist Chuck Wright, guitarist Alex Grossi and vocalist James Durbin.
CUM ON FEEL THE NOIZE
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Arrrgh! Adults Weekend Pass Advanced $25 Adults Weekend Pass at gate $27 Friday: Admission $12 Saturday: Admission $15 Sunday: Free Kids 12 & under Free Little Matey’s Cove activities are free except the Sea Ray and Ferris Wheel rides.
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Friday, October Pirate Crafts & Games 5-9pm Pirate Booty Bags Pirate Eye Patches Pirate Hat Coloring Pages Slime Time Pirate Story Time
More fun stuff 5pm - till Pirate Encampment by Tybee Arts Association Sea Ray Pirate Ship Ride Ferris Wheel Bounce Houses Magic Show by Mark Comley Petting Zoo
Saturday, October 6 Pirate Crafts & Games 10am-1pm Pirate Flags Pirate Ships Coloring Pages Bubble Mania
More fun stuff 10am - till Pirate Encampment by Tybee Arts Association Sea Ray Pirate Ship Ride Ferris Wheel Bounce Houses Magic Show by Mark Comley Petting Zoo
Main Stage
1-2pm - Kids & Pet Costume Contest
Pirate Victory Parade 3-5pm This parade is a must for families! Parade participants will pass out treasure along the route. The parade runs from North Beach Parking Lot to Tybrisa St and traditionally takes 2 hours to complete.
Pirate Crafts & Games 5-9pm Telescope Paint Suncatcher Pirates Paper plate Pirate Coloring Pages Pirate Carnival Games Pirate Story Time
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Sunday, October Pirate Crafts & Games 12-4pm Leftover Crafts and Games
More fun stuff 12-4pm
Pirate Encampment by Tybee Arts Association Sea Ray Pirate Ship Ride Ferris Wheel Bounce Houses Petting Zoo
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Survivin’ Pirate Fest by: Scurvy McGillywhiskers
Welcome aboard a weekend that be anythin‘
but ordinary, filled wit merriment, spiced grog, ‘n hot wenches stuffed in tiny corsets!! Tis be a place whar imagination be free to take flight, magic may exist once again, ‘n ye can forget reality fer a few short days or hours dependin‘ on how much a ruckas ye can handle. Thar be somethin‘ fer all ye pirates at th‘ Tybee Island Pirate Fest, a parade, music, drinkin‘, fireworks, ‘n fun children‘s activities, a pettin‘ zoo, delicious eats, ‘n so much more! But beware you scurvy cur, if ye don‘t watch out, ye may be swabbin‘ the decks to pay yer bar tab ‘n ye may be walkin‘ like ye have a peg leg at the end of the day. We‘ve put together a little survival guide for ye to make sure ye don‘t spend all yer doubloons ‘n this experience be all ‘bout adventures ‘n fun rather than pain ‘n discomfort.
Here is a list of 10 helpful hints that will make you safe and happy during the 14th Annual Tybee Island Pirate Fest! Smooth sailin‘ me buckos, see ye at th‘ Festival.
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1. DON’T BREAK THE BANK Yes, there is plenty to do, see, and purchase at The Tybee Island Pirate Fest but it’s never fun to have post festival regrets when you get your monthly bank statement. It is always a good idea to bring as much cash are you are comfortable spending and to leave the ATM card at home. Over the festival weekend you will have several chances to buy jewelry, costumes, art, and so much more directly from the creators. This is always a lot of fun but it is also very easy to succumb to impulse buys. By having a set budget, you will be more discriminate in your purchases and feel much better about your checking account come Monday morning. 2. BRING SOME COMFORTABLE SHOES I know the spike heel Pirate Boots look incredibly sexy but how good do you think they are going to feel after a couple hours of walking? Don’t forget to slip a pair of flip flops into your satchel if you want to make through the evening festivities! There are some incredible bands this year and you know you will want to rock it out during the shows, uncomfortable foot wear will kill those dreams fast. Be prepared! 3. HYDRATE For some reason people always get thirsty during the Pirate Fest Weekend and there are always plenty of beer vendors ready to quench that thirst. Drinking is fun when you are dressed like a pirate but don’t go overboard. Remember to drink water. In fact, put a couple of bottles in your bag so they’ll be ready for easy access. 4. SUNSCREEN I know it is October, but if you will be celebrating during the day and it is nice and sunny, wear sunscreen on your exposed skin. You will get burned. This is a fact. 5. PORT-O-POTTIES These are a necessary evil. Search for the ones furthest away from the entrance because they are the ones that get used the least. Also, maybe bring some toilet paper in your bag and some hand sanitizer. If you are lady, hone up on your hovering skills. 6. CHILDREN The Tybee Island Pirate Fest is so much fun for kids. There are all types of activities that they are going to love. However, the later it gets, the more rowdy grown up 7. KEEP AN OPEN MIND The Tybee Island Pirate Fest is a chance to lose the cynicism that makes regular life kind of boring at times. Here is an opportunity to dress up like a Pirate and swagger around and swill rum while the sun’s out! Have fun, let go, and don’t be afraid to look silly. Revel in this chance to be around other eccentric people and have a blast!
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Dressin’ Like A Pirate by: Scurvy McGillywhiskers
Yarrrr... Our 14th Annual Tybee Island Pirate Fest be fast approachin’! Takin’ place October 4th - 7th, 2018, ye gunna be wantin’ to attend if a wee high seven seas fantasy be ye cup ‘o rum. Thar be always activities fer th’ lads, great music, a parade, fireworks, ‘n so much more. One thin’ that can be a wee intimidatin’ if ye want to go full pirate, be what exactly ye wear. I decided to put together a wee list to help ye folks out. Here be some more tips if ye want to look like an authentic pirate. Pirates be known fer mix-matched colors, textures, ‘n types. Th’ typical rule ‘o thumb be 2 colors ‘n 3 textures, or 3 colors ‘n 2 textures. Colors that be acceptable: Earth tone colors, Black, Brown. Colors ye might avoid? Neon Colors (they really didn’t have neon in th’ day!!) th’ pink color be Carnation, thar be no hot pink, magenta or any other darker pink tones. Purple ‘n violet be used but only sparin’ly. Purple be extra rare ‘n extra expensive color. Hope ‘ tis helps! See ye at th’ Festival!
Mi’lord Pirates... Hats: Tri-corner hats, knit caps called Monmouth Caps, or a Cavalier Hat can all be used. A bandana would be worn to keep the sweat out of a seaman’s eyes. Shirts: A poet shirt works good or any sort of long sleeved white shirt with impressive cuffs if you want to look high class. If you are a rougher type of sea dog just opt out of the shirt and wear a vest. Pants: Get some trews! These are long pants on the baggy side with no pockets or fly. Or go for the breeches, pants that are slightly puffy that button just below the knee. Coats & Vests: The festival takes place in October so it may be cool enough outside to comfortably wear one of these. The waist coat is basically a long vest and the traditional pirate coat was only worn by the captain. Boots: Knee high boots, or fold over boots at the knee called Bucket Boots. Mi’lady Pirates... Hats & Stuff: Tri-corner Hat, Cavalier hat, or Mop Cap, Bandanas and sashes. Shirts & Tops: Chemise: A blouse like a poet shirt (not off the shoulder) with blossomy sleeves. Bodice: a front closing corset with shoulder straps. Corset: back lacing, tight fitting, over the bust cut with metal boning. Under bust/waist cincher: similar to a corset but cuts in under the bust line. Pants & Skirts: If you don’t want to wear a skirt, wear some harem pants. I’m a fan of the skirts. You can go short or long but make sure it is full and kind of swirly or you can go with the gathered and draped look. Either one is pretty cute. Shoes & Boots: High heeled boots look awesome but they aren’t very comfortable after a couple hours. You should go with a flat boot or some with a low heel. Rope sandals and even flip flops are also a good option.
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WIN BOOTY, BOOZE, AND A FREE TICKET TO THE 2019 BUCCANEER BALL!
• Submit full length, in-costume photos by email to stephanie@thecrabshack.com no later than Thursday September 27th • Voting takes place on Facebook between September 28th – September 30th • Person from each category with the most “likes”/votes is the winner • Winners will be contacted by phone and email on October 1st and must respond by October 2nd
Costume Contest winners will be determined on Facebook! There will be three categories: “Best Buccaneer”, “Best Wench”, and “Best Pirate Couple”. 1 “Like” = 1 Vote, so you can campaign for yourself and get your friends, family, and even strangers to vote for you! TO ENTER: email a full length photo of yourself (or yourself and your partner, for Best Pirate Couple) IN YOUR COSTUME to stephanie@thecrabshack.com Voting will end on Sunday, September30th, and you can start campaigning as soon as the photo albums are posted on September 28th! The winners will be presented at the Buccaneer Ball, and prizes will be awarded to the winners of each category! Then, it is up to you to generate votes for yourself! Share the photo album link on your Facebook page and through email asking people to “like” your photo- the photo in each album with the most “Likes” wins! Your photo will be uploaded to the appropriate photo album on The Official Crab Shack Page: Best Buccaneer, Best Wench, or Best Pirate Couple on September 29th when voting begins.
Rules/FAQ: • Winners from prior year’s costume contests are not eligible to win. • Costume Contest winners must be present at the Buccaneer Ball to win, and will be disqualified if they have not purchased a ticket to the Buccaneer Ball by the time voting ends on September 30th. • The submitted full length photo must be of you in the costume you will be wearing to the Ball. • You must provide a phone number when submitting your photo through email, so that we have a way to contact you if you are the winner. If we do not have a way to contact you, or you are the winner and we have not had a response from you by October 2nd, you will be disqualified. • Yes, you may enter as “Best Pirate Couple” if you and your partner and also entering as “Best Wench” and “Best Buccaneer”. • Any other questions? Feel free to email us at stephanie@thecrabshack.com
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Thursday, October BUCCANEER BALL
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6-10pm The Crab Shack 40 Estill Hammock Rd, Tybee Island, GA 31328 TICKETS: $45 per person until October 1st. $50 October 2nd-3rd. Online ticket sales end at 11:59pm on October 3rd. October 4th at the door - $50, if available. Come one, come all, to the 2018 Buccaneer Ball! Join us for an evening of pirate fun, frivolity, and food! The Crab Shack hosts the kickoff to the 14th annual Tybee Island Pirate’s Fest, a weekend full of swashbuckling fun for all! The Buccaneer Ball boasts grub and grog like only The Crab Shack can provide, and of course, a bounty of pirates and wenches! The Buccaneer Ball will be emceed by our host and hostesses’ Dungeon Dan BlackHart, Kruel Kathy BlackHart, and the lovely Lady Lindsey Lee! The Buccaneer Ball will feature a costume contest, grub & grog, and more! This event is open only to pirates and wenches age 18 and up.
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ROGUES, WENCHES, AND KREWES COSTUME CONTESTS Saturday, October 6th - 6pm - Main Stage Registration: Saturday 11am - 4:30pm - Info Booth Come claim ye awards for donning your finest pirate attire. The Finest Attired Wench, Rouge, and Amateur Krewe receive lots of booty and loot from all over Tybee Island. This is a family friendly costume event; costumes should not be too risqué! No pilfering, plundering, looting, brawling, or lewd behaviour during registration or contest. Field may be narrowed to less than 20 contestants for Rouges and Wenches and four Krewes prior to contest. Come dressed to register!
CHILDREN’S COSTUME CONTEST Saturday, October 6th - 1pm - Main Stage Registration: Saturday 10am - 12pm - Info Booth Field may be narrowed to less than 20 contestants in each category. Contest begins after the Pet’s Costume Contest. Please report to Main Stage for contest no later than 12:30pm for line-up. 1st Place Prize will be awarded in the following categories: Boys 0 - 6 years, Girls 0 - 6 years, Boys 7 -13 years, Girls 7 -13 years
PET’S COSTUME CONTEST Saturday, October 6th - 1pm - Main Stage Registration: Saturday 10am - 12pm - Info Booth Prizes for First and Second Place winners. Pets must remain on a leash at all times.
Good Luck Matey’s
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your Krew of Marauding Buccaneers for the 14th Annual Tybee Island Pirate Fest. Bring your family and your friends for a swashbuckling good time. Make sure to dress in your finest pirate attire or be ready to shop for some in our Thieves’ Market while here. Friday, October
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MAIN STAGE 6pm - In For A Penny 7pm - Cannon Firing and Opening Ceremony with Barnacle Bill Bedlam
THIEVES MARKET, LITTLE MATEY’S COVE, LIVE MUSIC AND MORE!
FESTIVAL OPEN: 5-11pm Strand Parking Lot TICKETS: General Admission - $12 Weekend Pass Advanced $25 | at gate $27 Kids - 12 & under free THIEVES’ MARKET Market Open - 5-11pm SWEET WATER BEER GARDEN STAGE Motely Tones - throughout the evening
7:30pm - The Land Sharks (Jimmy Buffet Tribute Band) 9pm - Sapphire Bullets of Pure Love LITTLE MATEY’S COVE - 5pm - till Pirate Encampment by Tybee Arts Association Sea Ray Pirate Ship Ride Ferris Wheel Bounce Houses Magic Show by Mark Comley Petting Zoo Pirate Crafts & Games 5-9pm
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Gather your Krew of Marauding Buccaneers for the 14th Annual Tybee Island Pirate Fest. Bring your family and your friends for a swashbuckling good time. Make sure to dress in your finest pirate attire or be ready to shop for some in our Thieves’ Market while here.
PIRATE VICTORY PARADE - 3 - 5 pm This parade is a must for families! Parade participants will pass out treasure along the route. The parade runs from North Beach Parking Lot to Tybrisa St and traditionally takes 2 hours to complete.
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MAIN STAGE 1 - 2pm - Kids & Pet Costume Contest 14TH ANNUAL 3-5pm DJ Dance Party TYBEE ISLAND PIRATE FEST 5pm - In for a Penny 6pm - Adult Costume Contest - hosted by THIEVES MARKET, LITTLE MATEY’S COVE, Barnacle Bill & Lady Lindsey Lee LIVE MUSIC AND MORE! 6:30pm - Lynn Avenue 7:30pm - Thomas Claxton and the Myth FESTIVAL OPEN: 10 am-11 pm 9pm - Quiet Riot Strand Parking Lot 9:45 ish - Fireworks TICKETS: 10pm - DJ Dance Party General Admin - $15 Weekend Pass Advanced $25 | at gate - $27 LITTLE MATEY’S COVE - 10am - till Kids - 12 & under free Pirate Encampment by Tybee Arts Association
Saturday, October
THIEVES’ MARKET 10am-11 pm - Market Open SWEET WATER BEER GARDEN STAGE Motely Tones - throughout the day Free Spirits Orchestra 12-1 pm
Sea Ray Pirate Ship Ride Ferris Wheel Bounce Houses Magic Show by Mark Comley Petting Zoo Pirate Crafts & Games 10-1pm & 5-9pm
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FESTIVAL OPEN: 12 - 4 pm Strand Parking Lot TICKETS: Free THIEVES’ MARKET 12 - 4 pm - Market Open SWEET WATER BEER GARDEN STAGE Motely Tones - throughout the day Free Spirits Orchestra - 1-2 pm LITTLE MATEY’S COVE - 12 - 4 pm Pirate Encampment by Tybee Arts Association Sea Ray Pirate Ship Ride & Ferris Wheel Bounce Houses Petting Zoo Pirate Crafts & Games 12-4pm
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