Summer Fun Guide 2018

SUMMER FUN GUIDE 2018

CONTENTS MARINAS • 4 RENTALS & BIKING • 5 CAMPGROUNDS • 6 AQUATICS • 7

CHARTERS & BOAT RAMPS • 8 GOLF & TENNIS • 9 KIDS CAMPS • 10 SUMMER CALENDAR • 13

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MARINAS BATH HARBOR MARINA AND MOTEL 101 Carteret St., Bath Contact: 252-495-1649, bathsail@aol.com Website: www.bathharbor.com XX Waterfront efficiency motel rooms XX Covered picnic area XX Boat rentals: powerboats, sailboats,

canoes, kayaks and paddleboats XX Boat slips (long and short term) XX Water and electric hook ups XX Sailing and powerboat instruction XX Courtesy vehicle and transportation services XX Wake 2 Wake; wake boarding, tubing, wake surfing lessons XX Kids camps, Monday through Thursday, June 18-21 8 a.m. to noon

BATH TOWN DOCKS 101 S. Harding St., Bath Contact: 252-923-3971 XX First come, first serve XX Permit necessary XX 72 hour docking XX Self-contained only XX No fee for docking XX Call for more information

BELHAVEN PUBLIC DOCK AT WYNNE’S GUT East Water Street, Belhaven Contact: 252-944-0066, townmanager@ behavennc.us Website: www.Belhavennc.us/post/5/ town-dock.html XX Floating dinghy dock XX Free Cooperage dock XX Wynne’s Gut dock, $1 per foot, max

three nights XX $5 for single 30-amp hookup XX Registration required upon arrival XX Credit card payments available

XX $10 for 30-amp electrical hookup and $15 for 50-amp hookup XX Other services: boat sales, repair work, maintenance and kayak rentals XX Credit card payments available

BROAD CREEK MARINA 353 McCotter’s Marina Road, Washington Contact: markriverside@suddenlink.net Website: www.broadcreekmarina.com XX Can accommodate either power or sailboats up to 36 feet to 38 feet. Prices include water and electricity.

XX Vessels up to 19 feet: $125 per month XX Vessels between 20 and 36 feet: $150 per month XX Air-conditioned boats available for $40 more XX Year-round dockage available

COTTON PATCH LANDING ON BLOUNTS CREEK 2018 Cotton Patch Road, Chocowinity Contact: 252-946-8226 Website: www.cottonpatchlanding.com XX Deep water ramp XX Boat slip rentals XX Kayak rentals: $7 for one hour, $12 for

two hours, $17 for three hours, $22 for four hours or $50 for a day XX Fishing supplies XX Gasoline XX Rental cabins XX Tent camping and equipment XX Boat storage, lifts, wet and dry storage

CYPRESS LANDING MARINA 100 Marina Drive, Chocowinity Contact: 252-975-3955, manager@ cypresslandingmarina.com Website: www.cypresslandingmarina.com

CYPRESS LANDING YACHT CLUB Contact: boatingonchocowinitybay@ gmail.com Website: www.cypresslandingyc.org

XX 650 feet of bulkhead and open slips XX Slips with and without lifts available.

Wi-Fi, water, laundry and kayaks are included.

XX Transient daily rate: $1.89 per foot

Landing development XX Modern floating dock system XX 222 slips from 28 feet to 42 feet with power (30 amp/50 amp) and water XX Full-time dock master staff XX Marina lounge and patio with Wi-Fi XX Pump-out station XX Mechanical, underwater and cleaning services available XX Call for additional information

board rentals

XX Variety of sailing, social and educa-

tional events XX Membership open to all residents and slip holders at Cypress Landing Marina XX Boat ownership not required

DOWRY CREEK MARINA 110 Spinnaker Run Road, Belhaven Contact: 252-943-2728, dowrycreek@ gmail.com Website: www.dowrycreekmarina.com XX Fully furnished clubhouse, pool, tennis court and picnic area XX 73 protected slips (transient rate, $1.50 per foot per day) XX 30-amp ($6), 50-amp ($8) and 100-amp ($20) electric hookups XX Fuel dock, gas and diesel XX Water hookups XX Free Wi-Fi XX Sewage pump out, $15 or $10 with overnight stay

MCCOTTERS MARINA & BOATYARD 179 McCotters Marina Road, Washington Contact: 252-975-2174, mark@mccottersmarina.com Website: www.mccottersmarina.com XX 180 slips, including transient and permanent dockage XX Power, water, internet, phone and cable capabilities XX Canvas and sail repairs XX Dry storage available XX Bottom painting and haul outs available XX Two travel lifts XX Holding tank pump out

XX Private marina, associated with Cypress

BELHAVEN MARINA 332 E. Water St., Belhaven, Contact: 252-944-0066, whiteglove. belhaven@gmail.com Website: www.belhavenmarina.com

XX Security gates on all docks XX Sweet Things, ice cream and coffee shop XX Boat, kayak, canoe and standup paddle-

MOSS LANDING MARINA 227 E. Water St., Washington Contact: 252-623-1314, themossmarina@gmail.com Website: www.mosslandingmarina.com XX 52 privately owned or leased slips XX Wastewater pump out XX Bath house with laundry facility XX Wi-Fi available XX High-capacity electrical service

PUNGO CREEK MARINA 1056 Hubs Rec Road, Belhaven Contact: 252-964-3777, pungocreek_ marina@yahoo.com XX 48 slips: $45 daily rate, $99 weekly rate XX Includes water and electricity XX Shower/bath house XX Diesel and ethanol-free fuel available XX Wi-Fi, laundry, phone XX Cable available XX On-site boat ramp XX Bar on site

RIVER FOREST MANOR MARINA 738 E. Main St., Belhaven Contact: 252-943-0030, dockmaster@ riverforestmarina.com Website: www.riverforestmarina.com/ marina XX 13 deep-water transient slips with 300 feet of face docks for yachts of up to 150 feet XX 17 slips on secondary pier for vessels up to 55 feet XX “ValvTect” diesel and ethanol-free fuel XX 30-amp, 50-amp and 100-amp electric hookups XX Pump-out station XX Laundry facilities, climate-controlled restrooms and showers XX Free Wi-Fi access XX Electric golf carts for complimentary use XX Travel lift available XX Mobile mechanic available XX Room accommodations available

RIVER RAT YACHT CLUB 291 Jordan Creek Marina Drive, Belhaven Contact: 252-964-6100, commodore@ riverratyachtclub.com Website: www.riverratyachtclub.com XX 36 boat slips for members at Jordan Creek Marina XX Dinghy dock available XX Picnic area and fire pit XX The Rats’ Nest clubhouse with kitchen, bathrooms, phone, internet and cable XX Memberships range from $50 to $160

WASHINGTON WATERFRONT DOCKS AND MARINA 301 Stewart Parkway, Washington Contact: 252-940-1231 or 252-944-6661 Website: www.washingtonnc.gov/ boating-information XX Transient slips available for $1.25 per foot per day XX Short-term docking available for $10 for up to six hours XX Free docking for 48 hours at east end of waterfront XX Long-term slips are available for $7 per foot per month XX Pump-out station for $5 XX Laundry facilities for $5 XX Floating dinghy dock at west end XX 30-amp ($3) and 50-amp ($5) electric hookups

WASHINGTON YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB 7155 River Road, Washington Contact: 252-402-5153 Website: www.wyccnc.com/marina XX 177 slips, including 113 uncovered ($1.99 per foot per month) and 64 covered ($2.43 per foot per month) XX Eight land slips available for trailers XX Launching ramp available for smaller boats XX Laundry facilities and bath house XX Water, electric, Wi-Fi and transient slips available XX Ethanol-free gas and diesel available at C dock XX Other tiered club memberships available

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RENTALS COTTON PATCH LANDING ON BLOUNTS CREEK 2018 Cotton Patch Road, Chocowinity Contact: 252-946-8226 Cotton Patch Landing is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sundays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. It is closed on Tuesdays.

Website: www.cottonpatchlanding.com XX Kayak rentals: $7 for one hour, $12 for two hours, $17 for three hours, $22 for four hours or $50 for a day

INNER BANKS OUTFITTERS 1050 E. Main St., Washington Contact: 252-975-3006, liane@innerbanksoutfitters.com Inner Banks is open Tuesdays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is closed on Mondays.

XX Single kayaks: $30 for one to four hours, $45 for four to eight hours, $60 for 24 hours XX Tandem kayaks: $45 for one to four hours, $60 for four to eight hours,

$75 for 24 hours XX Canoes: $45 for four hours, $60 for eight hours, $75 for 24 hours XX Stand-up paddles: $30 for four hours, $45 for eight hours, $60 for 24 hours

BATH HARBOR MARINA AND MOTEL 101 Carteret St., Bath Contact: 252-495-1649, bathsail@aol.com Website: www.bathharbor.com

canoes, kayaks and paddleboats XX Boat slips (long and short term) XX Water and electric hook ups XX Sailing and powerboat instruction XX Courtesy vehicle and transportation services XX Wake 2 Wake; wake boarding, tubing, wake surfing lessons XX Kids camps, Monday through Thursday, June 18-21 8 a.m. to noon

XX Waterfront efficiency motel rooms XX Covered picnic area XX Boat rentals: powerboats, sailboats,

MOSS LANDING MARINA 303 East Water Street, Washington

Contact: 252-623-1314, themossmarina@gmail.com Website: www.mosslandingmarina.com XX Boat, kayak, canoe and standup paddleboard rentals XX Contact for rates XX Sweet Things, ice cream and coffee shop XX 52 privately owned or leased slips XX Wastewater pump out XX Bath house with laundry facility XX Wi-Fi available XX High-capacity electrical service XX Security gates on all docks

BIKING & HIKING INNER BANKS OUTFITTERS 1050 E. Main St., Washington Telephone: 252-975-3006 Mobile phone: 252-721-8636 Website: innerbanksoutfitters.com XX Bike rentals: $15/day XX Inner Banks Outfitters offers traditional

bikes for rent.

XX Inner Banks Outfitters also offers bike rides in the area for all levels of riders.

See website for details.

BEAUFORT COUNTY BIKE ROUTES: While there are no official routes mapped in Beaufort County for biking, Liane Harsh, owner of IBX Outfitters, and a group of biking enthusiasts have mapped several routes for their personal use. The group welcomes any residents or out-oftown guests to join them, and Harsh offers shorter routes for those who wish to bike shorter distances.

N.C. BIKE ROUTES: From Murphy in the mountains to Manteo on the coast, this 700-mile route traverses the state from west to east, passing peaks east of the Mississippi, portions of the

Blue Ridge Parkway, then dropping 2,000 feet to the rolling foothills of the Piedmont. Quiet rural roads take you through farm country to most of the major cities. Once past Raleigh, you’ll reach the flat land of the coastal plain, leading you to the last several miles of the route, where you have the choice of taking the ferry to Ocracoke and the Outer Banks or continuing to Manteo.

Enjoy the wide Atlantic beaches at the end of the trip. North Carolina’s coast is long and varied with two major sounds — the Pamlico and Albemarle — and the Outer Banks, a series of barrier islands. The 300mile route from South Carolina to Virginia take you to all the major ports of the colonial era — Southport, Wilmington, New Bern, Bath and Edenton. Take the time to relax on the sandy beaches, explore charming historic towns and enjoy the excellent seafood the region has to offer. Other points of interest include Fort Fisher State Historic Site, Carolina State Beach Park, Croatan National Forest Recreation Areas, Tryon Palace, Goose Creek

State Park and Merchants Millpond State Park.

GOOSE CREEK STATE PARK OVERVIEW: Goose Creek State Park is one of 14 parks in eastern North Carolina and part of the North Carolina State Park System. It offers a scenic environment adjacent to the Pamlico River and its tributaries and covers 1,327 acres of coastal wetland.

Eight miles of hiking trails meander through the estuarine areas of the park. The diversity of wetlands ranges from freshwater and brackish-water marshes to black gum and cypress swamps. Large stands of pine and mixed forest provide cover for a variety of birds and land animals. Hikers have the option of walking the 0.3-mile Live Oak Trail, the 0.2-mile Huckleberry Trail, the mile-long Mallard Creek Trail, the 0.3-mile Flatty Creek Trail, the twomile Goose Creek Trail, the 1.8-mile Ivey Gut Trail, the half-mile Palmetto Boardwalk Trail and the 1.3-mile Tar Kiln Trail. The park hours are: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., November through

February; 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., March through May; and 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., June through August. The park office is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

For more information, contact Goose Creek State Park, located at 2190 Camp Leach Road, Washington, at 252-923-2191.

OVERVIEW ON OTHER PLACES TO WALK/RUN: Beaufort County offers a rich estuarine history, full of opportunities for recreation and environmental exploration. There are several locations, some offering scenic views, for people to walk, run and exercise. The boardwalk and Stewart Parkway along the Washington waterfront offers a scenic route overlooking the river and a ecosystem in which turtles, ducks, geese and fish live. The Beaufort County Community College Interactive Multipurpose Fitness and Internal

Training Trail (IM FITT) Trail is not your typical walking trail. The onemile trek on the BCCC campus includes outdoor exercise equipment, designed to offer you the option of a full-body workout, as well as enhancing mobility and flexibility. The trail is open to the public.

Another opportunity to get out and walk or run is Oakdale Cemetery, located at 180 E. 15th St., which offers miles of paths through the historic cemetery.

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CAMPGROUNDS COTTON PATCH LANDING ON BLOUNTS CREEK 2018 Cotton Patch Road, Chocowinity 252-946-8226 cottonpatchlanding.com HOURS: Sunday, Monday and Thursday: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Closed on Tuesday Wednesday: 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Friday and Saturday: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

CREEKSIDE LODGING AND RENTALS 457 Muddy Creek Road, Aurora Contact: 252-402-5749, creeksidelodging@yahoo.com Website: creeksidelodging.com Staff is on-call Creekside is nestled in a quiet, country setting located on scenic Muddy Creek near Aurora. The Pamlico Sound is only a short boat ride away.

TRAVEL TRAILERS:

Cotton Patch Landing and Blounts Creek are the best-kept secrets in eastern North Carolina. Where else can you find boat and trailer parts, fishing supplies, food, drinks, dipped ice cream, kayak rentals non-ethanol gas, boat storage, RV and primitive camping, rental cabins and catch saltwater and freshwater fish in one place? Come for the day, weekend or longer and enjoy all the fun found on this side of the Pamlico River.

4-person cabin rentals are $85/ night or $80/night for two or more nights; weekly rate is $441. Two, 6-person cabins are available for $140/night or $130/night for two or more nights; weekly rate is $650, which includes boat ramp and wet slip. Boat launch is $5/day. Outside storage for boats/RVs up to 20 feet is $1/day; outside storage for boats/RVs 21-40 feet are $1.50/ day; outside storage for boats/RVs over 40 feet is $2/day. Dry storage is $7.50/foot per month for the months of April-October. For the months of November-March, dry storage is $5.50/foot per month.

Wet slip is $150/month; wet slip for overnight is $1.25/foot. Boat lift rentals are $300/month.

XX Stationary and completely furnished,

spacious and quiet sites.

XX Includes, bedding, linens, tableware & cookware XX Weekly, monthly, and annual rentals (see website for rates and availability)

RV SITES: XX Full hook ups, spacious and quiet sites.

Includes electricity, water, sewer. (see website for rates and availability)

GOOSE CREEK STATE PARK 2190 Camp Leach Road, Washington Contact: 252-923-2191, goose.creek@ ncdenr.gov Website: http://www.ncparks.gov/ Visit/parks/gocr/main.php PARK HOURS: November February, 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.

March, May, September and October 7 a.m. – 8 p.m.

June–August 7 a.m. – 9 p.m.

PARK OFFICE HOURS: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. daily A primitive camping area, picnic sites, swim beach, and hiking and paddling trails offer a variety of ways to savor the tranquil surroundings at Goose Creek State Park.

AMENITIES: XX kayak rentals, non-ethanol gas XX boat storage XX laundry room and bath house XX ramps and docks

Picnicking: (Available by reservation. Available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis, if not reserved.)

XX 3 - 4 Tables — $48/day XX 5 - 8 Tables — $73/day

Swimming: Follow a short path from Parking Lot No. 2, through the Main Picnic Area, to the designated swimming area. A sandy beach offers access to the shallow waters of the Pamlico River. Please be aware that there are no lifeguards on duty.

CAMPING: Facility: 14 primitive campsites. Includes tables and fire pits.

XX Location: Mixed forest between Goose and Flatty creeks, .6 miles from main park road.

XX Accommodates: a maximum of six people per site.

XX Nearby amenities: Toilet facilities and water; no showers XX Available: Year-round.

XX Reservations required: Reservations are strongly advised. Any unreserved sites are available on a first-come, firstserved basis.

XX Accessible: One site is handicapped accessible.

Facility: Two Primitive group campsites XX Location: 1.5 miles from the Environmental Education/Visitor Center XX Accommodates: Up to 30 people.

XX Nearby Amenities: Flush toilets and water.

XX Available: From mid-March through late November.

XX Reservations Required: Yes. XX Handicapped accessible: One of two sites accessuble.

XX Primitive group camping: Unimproved campsites with nearby flush toilets and water — $35 flat fee per night, accommodates up to 26 people.

PUNGO CAMPGROUND 6850 N.C. Highway 99 North, Pantego Contact: 252-935-5023 HOURS: Daily, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

There are plenty of things to do

at Pungo Campground, including fishing, golfing and swimming. The campground offers camper and RV rentals and cabins, as well as accommodations for people to bring their own RVs, tents and campers.

TENT SITES: XX $7.50/night

RV SITES: $12.50/night

AMENITIES: XX Arcade/game room XX Boating XX Hookup, full - water, electric, sewer XX Kitchen/dining hall XX Laundry services available XX Location: waterfront XX Parking lot: gravel XX Pet friendly XX Picnic area XX Season of operation: open year-round XX Water access: yes

XX One of ours: $15/night

CABINS: XX $15/night

AMENITIES: XX power hook ups — electricity, water and sewer XX community bathroom, including showers XX RV supplies XX parking XX pet friendly XX picnic area XX open year-round

RIVERSIDE CAMPGROUND 272 Riverside Campground Road, Belhaven 252-945-9012 or 252-943-3153 Office open seven days a week, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Riverside Campground is located 12 miles east of Belhaven.

The site offers nightly and weekly rates for campers, tents and cabins. They also have permanent sites available.

The campground is located on Pungo River in western Hyde County. Nearby attractions include Alligator River, Mattamuskeet, Pocosin Lakes and Swan Quarter National Wildlife Refuges and two state gamelands. Riverside offers campsites, tent sites and cabins/ cottages for rent with all of the amenities. There is a boat launch area and live gospel music every Saturday night.

TRANTER’S CREEK RESORT & CAMPGROUND 6573 Clark’s Neck Road, Washington 252-948-0850, camp@tranterscreekresort.com www.tranterscreekresort.com Tranter’s Creek Resort is a Good Sam Park and honors the Good Sam discount. If you are interested in joining Good Sam, call 1-800-234-3450 or inquire at the campground.

XX Prices vary according to season.

XX Group Rates: $33.00 - $37.00 XX Overnight Camping: $39.00 - $52.50 XX Weekly Camping: $250.00 - $320.00 XX Monthly Camping: $350.00 - $475.00 XX Yearly Camping: $2,650.00 - $3,150.00 XX Creekside Cabins, Non-Holidays: XX April – October: $75.00 nightly, $375.00

weekly XX November – March: $65.00 nightly, $300.00 weekly XX Creekside Cabins, Holidays: $85.00 nightly

TENT CAMPING: XX April – October: $30.00 nightly, $200.00 weekly XX November – March: $30.00 nightly, $175.00 weekly

Tranter’s Creek Resort & Campground is located on Clark’s Neck Road off U.S. Highway 264 and situated on Tranter’s Creek. There is fantastic fishing in the creek, nearby rivers and sounds.

Bring your family, friends and pets

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SUMMER FUN 2018 and enjoy a beautifully maintained campground that is open yearround. All sites are full hook ups with 20/30/50-amp service. Pullthrus, tent sites and creekside cabins are also available.

Amenities include Wi-Fi, a large pool, playground, game room, laundry room, a camp store and a large covered pavilion.

The state-of-the-art bathhouses are handicapped-accessible and equipped with both A/C and heat.

At the pavilion, campers can sit and listen or dance to live bands, play bingo on Friday nights or participate in potluck dinners. It’s also a place where campers gather for church services on Sunday morning. The pavilion is also available to rent for private parties or club

meetings.

TWIN LAKES RV CAMPING RESORT 1618 Memory Lane, Chocowinity 252-946-5700, or toll free: 866-315-9339 www.twinlakesnc.com HOURS: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. After Memorial Day weekend, open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Friday and Saturday, which is 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

$480 (weekly) – $575 (monthly) XX Duplex rates, May – Oct.: $103 (daily) – $618 (weekly) – $800 (monthly) XX Duplex rates, Nov. – April: $90 (daily) – $540 (weekly) – $675 (monthly) XX Clubhouse XX Three fishing lakes XX Boat ramp/propane XX Two swimming pools/hot tub/kiddie pool XX 30/50-amp service XX Lake-front site XX Weekend activities for kids and adults

RATES: XX May – Oct.: $62 (daily) – $348 (weekly)

– $565 (monthly) XX Nov. – April: $45 (daily) – $258 (weekly) – $548 (monthly) XX Elite: $3,769 (annual rental only) XX Cabin rates, May – Oct.: $93 (daily) – $558 (weekly) – $700 (monthly) XX Cabin rates, Nov.– April: $80 (daily) –

Twin Lakes is a beautiful campground located on a peninsula between the Pamlico River and the Chocowinity Bay that boasts a safe family atmosphere they have worked hard to maintain.

The Twin Lakes Activities Department keeps kids of all ages busy

almost every weekend from Easter through October. With a volleyball and basketball court, game room, pool, two playgrounds and a boat ramp, there’s something for just about everybody. The resort has church services or a gospel choir on select Sundays. Stays over six months require a background check.

SOUTHERN POINT CAMPGROUND (FORMERLY KNOWN AS CAMPGROUND ON BLOUNTS CREEK) 68 Patch Creek Drive, Chocowinity 252-402-2267 www.southerpointcampground.com HOURS: Saturdays and Sunday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Weekdays, staff is on-call and can

be reached at the number listed.

All sites are for RVs: lots range in price from $2,000/year to $3,500/year.

The campground is open seven days a week and 365 days year for family fun all year long.

XX Large lots XX Beautiful creek views XX Year-round camping XX Private boat launch XX 200-foot pier for boat docking and

fishing XX Direct access to the river XX Annual leases XX Can be paid every third quarter or six months XX Close to a full-service marina XX Call for special summer rates XX Weekly activities and events XX Weekend rentals too, call for availability

AQUATICS HILDRED T. MOORE AQUATIC & FITNESS CENTER 101 Airport Road, Washington Contact: 252-948-9420 Website: www.washingtonnc.gov/ aquatic-fitness-center Pool and fitness room are open to members and nonmembers.

Annual, quarterly and monthly memberships are available. For new members, there is a one-time application fee of $25. Application fees are waived in the month of June.

The Moore Aquatic & Fitness Center is a community facility, and there are many provisions for members and nonmembers to use the pool and fitness areas as follows: XX Swim lessons: Group lessons are available for children ages 6 months to adults.

Private lessons are available on a limited basis. All abilities welcome. Discounted for members.

XX Water aerobics: deep-water (9 a.m.10 a.m.) and shallow-water (10 a.m.-11

a.m.) classes are offered on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. Swimming knowledge is not required. Free for members, $5 for day pass.

XX Yoga: held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. in the classroom.

Free for members, $5 day pass.

XX Competitive swimming: The Moore Aquatic and Fitness Center is home to the Washington Eastern Carolina Aquatics Swim Team, the Washington White Caps and the Washington High School swim team. Contact information available on request.

XX Lifeguard classes: classes are offered seasonally for $150 per student.

Candidates must be at least 15 years old by the time the class starts and pass a pre-test. Candidates are encouraged to practice swimming skills ahead of time.

HOURS OF OPERATION: Members XX Mondays through Thursdays, 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.

XX Fridays, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.

XX Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

XX Closed Sundays

Open swim times XX Mondays through Fridays, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

XX Saturdays, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

VIDANT WELLNESS CENTER WASHINGTON POOL 1375 Cowell Farm Road, Washington Contact: 252-975-4236 Website: www.vidantwellnesscenter.com

XX Champion weight machines XX Cardiovascular equipment: treadmills,

Vidant Wellness Center is a state-of-the-art facility offering various programs, services and a staff of trained health, wellness and fitness professionals.

Aquatic highlights include:

stationary bikes, stair-stepper XX Free weights: dumbbells, with bench press and squat rack XX Cable television, stereo system

XX 25-meter swimming pool with two lap lanes for swimming XX Heated therapy pool XX Daily aquatic exercise classes,

The fitness room features the following:

including aqua-aerobics for cardiovascular f itness and strength training, low-impact aqua-arthritis classes, aqua-yoga focusing on flexibility, aquatic volleyball 7 to 8 p.m. on Thursdays.

XX Lap swimming XX Pool is available to members of the wellness center only. Guests can pay guest fee of $10 per day XX One, five or ten-day visitor passes XX Call for membership cost, tours available XX Smartphone application allows members to keep track of program offerings and instructors XX Pool access limited to patrons ages 18 and older

Contact: 252-940-0084 Website: www.wyccnc.com/pool-tennis/ The WYCC pool complex consists of a large pool with full time lifeguard, wading pool and snack bar. Call the office to book your private pool party and receive a copy of the Pool Rules. WYCC also has two lighted, enclosed, regulation tennis courts.

XX Open from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend XX For members only XX Call the office to book private parties XX Pool-only membership available at a cost of $300. Guest fee is $5 per person. Tiered club memberships are also available.

HOURS OF OPERATION XX Mondays through Thursdays, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.

XX Fridays, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.

XX Saturdays, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

XX Sundays, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

WASHINGTON YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB 7155 River Road, Washington

HOURS OF OPERATION: Lap swimming XX Lap swimming is available Mondays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Open swim times Mondays through Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Sundays, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.

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CHARTERS BOAT CHARTERS The Pamlico River is one of the area’s greatest assets, with many options for recreation and enjoyment.

The following listings offer special event venues, day sails and evening cruises, one-on-one instruction and top-notch service. The Belle of Washington, Capt. Joe Sizemore and Capt. Bob Boulden return for another season on the river.

THE BELLE OF WASHINGTON Stewart Parkway, Washington Contact: 252-947-2530, john@washingtonbelle.com Website: www.washingtonbelle.com XX Dinner cruises, sunset cruises and private

charters for weddings, rehearsal dinners, birthdays and anniversaries are available.

XX Seating for up to 60 passengers XX Ticketed cruises range from $35-$60.

Private charters are available. Trip costs are on a case-by-case basis.

XX Stocked bar area XX Live music and performances XX Cruises available year-round as weather permits.

CAPT. JOE SIZEMORE 1235 Bayview Road, Bath Contact: 252-944-9812, captainjoesizemore@yahoo.com Website: www.facebook.com/charterdelivery XX Charters, yacht delivery and on-the-

water instructions available XX 20-foot “Jolly Mon:” $75 per hour, includes fuel, captain, ice and bottled water XX Chartered sail/power: call for prices

MISS BEA CHARTERS Washington Waterfront Docks, Slip F1 Capt. Bob Boulden/Capt. John Vaughan Contact: 252-402-5564, missbeainfo@ gmail.com Website: www.missbeacharters.com

with no reservations. Call for more details.

XX Check Miss Bea Charters on Facebook for current specials/events

FISHING CHARTERS Expert fishermen and newcomers alike can enjoy a trip on the Pamlico River and beyond, thanks to guideservice captains ready to lead the way. From trout, to red drum and flounder, the waters of the Pamlico offer a variety of options from which to choose. Join Capts. Warren, Blake, Andrews and Mason on an excursion.

XX Sunset/moonlight cruises XX One-hour charter rate: $25 per person XX Charter rate for two hours: $45 per

RIVER BANK GUIDE SERVICE Capt. Chad Warren Contact: 252-943-4152, captchad@ silverspoonguideservice.com Website: www.riverbankguideservice.com

person XX Rate for four-hour Blounts Creek charter: $80 per person XX Children under 7 travel free XX Minimum is two people per charter XX Maximum is six people per charter XX Walk-ons welcome when boat is in slip

XX Sight casting sound and along the beach: half day, maximum of four anglers per boat, $500 XX Sight casting sound and along the beach: full day, maximum of four anglers per boat, $700 XX Inshore Pamlico Sound and adjacent

BOAT RAMPS HAVENS GARDENS 1053 E. Main St., Pamlico River, Washington

WRIGHTS CREEK 1922 Wilkins Road, Pungo River, Belhaven

DINAH’S LANDING 2190 Camp Leach Road, Goose Creek State Park, Washington

MASON’S LANDING 625 Clark’s Neck Road, Tranter’s Creek, Washington

BLOUNTS CREEK 350 Crisp Landing Road, Chocowinity

SMITH’S CREEK 34783 N.C. Highway 33 East, Aurora

PANTEGO CREEK 135 W. Water St., Belhaven

SOUTH CREEK 1 Main St., Aurora

Source: N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission

waters: half day and evening drum trips, maximum of four anglers per boat, $500 XX Inshore Pamlico Sound and adjacent waters: full day, maximum of four anglers per boat, $700 XX Crabbing, shrimping and flounder gigging also available, call for rates

FISH IBX-INNER BANKS CHARTERS Capt. Mitchell Blake Contact: 252-495-1803, mitch@fishibx.com Website: www.easternncfishingguide.com XX Striped bass: group half day, $400; group three-quarter day, $500; group full day, $600; live bait, five hours, $600; live bait, seven hours, $800; on the fly, $100 per hour XX Trophy red drum: group five hours, $600; group seven hours, $800; full days, $1,000-$1,200 XX Flounder/trout/inshore slams: group half day, $400; three-quarter day, $500; group full day, $600 XX Tarpon: group seven hours, $800 XX Citation class shark: group six hours, $600 XX False albacore: group six hours, $600 XX Bream/crappie/panfish: group half day,

$300; three-quarter day, $400; group full day, $500 XX $200 deposit per boat due within ten days, 100-percent refund for weather cancellations XX Fishing/shooting clay packages available XX Custom packages including overnight stay available

TAR-PAM GUIDE SERVICE Capt. Richard Andrews Contact: 252-945-9715, richard@tarpamguide.com Website: www.tarpamguide.com XX Half day (four to five hours): $450 XX Three-quarter day (six to seven hours):

$550 XX Full day (eight-plus hours): $650 XX To confirm bookings, a $250 deposit must be made

SLINGSHOT CHARTERS Capt. David Mason Contact: 252-945-5588 Website: www.slingshotcharters.com XX Half day, $300 XX Full day, $500 XX Also available for custom touring

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GOLF BAYVIEW GOLF CLUB (PUBLIC AND ACCEPTS MEMBERSHIPS) 49 King Blount Dr., Bath Contact: 252-923-8191 Hours: Monday-Sunday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Bayview Golf Club is a public, ninehole course located in Bath. There are memberships available and golfers are welcome to pay per round and schedule tee times.

XX Green fees (non-members): $7 for nine holes XX Cart rental: $4.50 XX Nine-hole public course XX Tee times welcome XX Par 35, 2,830-yard course

in Chocowinity. The 18-hole course has six different tees available and earned a four-star rating from Golf Digest.

XX Green fees (includes cart): $60 before 12 p.m., $40 after 12 p.m.

XX Student, military and law enforcement rates available, call for details XX 18-hole semi-private course XX Par 72, 6,849-yard course with six different tees available XX Rated 4 stars by Golf Digest XX Golf pros available for lessons XX Driving range and practice green XX Variety of membership plans available

CYPRESS LANDING GOLF CLUB (SEMI-PRIVATE) 600 Club House Rd., Chocowinity Contact: 252-946-7788 Website: www.cypresslandinggolf.com Hours: Monday-Sunday 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.

PELICAN’S SNOBALLS/ ANIMAL ADVENTURE MINIATURE GOLF OF WASHINGTON 1328 Carolina Ave., Washington Contact: 252-814-6450 Hours: Monday-Thursday 12 p.m. – 9 p.m., Friday-Saturday 12 p.m. – 10 p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Cypress Landing Golf Club is a semi-private golf course located

Pelican’s SnoBalls/ Animal Adventure Miniature Golf of Washington

TENNIS WASHINGTON YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB 7155 River Road, Washington Contact: 252-946-3245 Website: www.wyccnc.com Hours: Tuesdays-Sundays, 7:30 a.m. – dark

WASHINGTON RACQUET CLUB 123 Avon Avenue, Washington Contact: 252-946-2582 Website: rcofwashington.com Hours: Mondays-Saturdays, 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. Sundays, 12 – 8 p.m.

Tennis is among many of the activities offered to Washington Yacht & Country Club members. The club has two enclosed, lighted tennis courts open to members during business hours.

Washington Racquet Club is a tennis club in Washington. It boasts nine tennis courts, four of which are lighted, as well as an eight-lane pool. See website about details on tennis clinics.

Various levels of membership for those interested in only using certain facilities and club amenities

offers 18 holes of mini golf. Along the course, golfers may encounter the three-dozen life-like safari animals that are scattered around the course. After completing the course, golfers can refresh themselves with a shaved ice, which have over 100 flavors to choose from.

XX Unlimited golf: pay one price, golf all day.

XX Children 10 & under: Monday-Thursday

$4.00, Friday-Sunday $5.00 XX Adults: Monday-Thursday $6.00, FridaySunday $8.00

TERRAPIN TRACK GOLF COURSE (PUBLIC) 628 Terrapin Track Rd., Washington Contact: 252-927-3204 Hours: Sunrise-sunset Terrapin Track is a public, 18-hole golf course in Washington. As long as the sun’s up, the course is open for business for any golfer wanting to play a round.

XX Green fees (with cart): $14 for nine

holes, $20 for 18 holes XX Green fees (walking): $9 for nine holes, $12 for 18 holes XX 3,333-yard public course from the blue tees

WASHINGTON YACHT AND COUNTRY CLUB (PRIVATE) 7155 River Rd., Washington Contact: 252-946-3245 Website: www.wyccnc.com Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 7:30 a.m. – dark This private, 18-hole course in Washington is one of the area’s top golf courses. The well-bunkered course features 419 Bermuda fairways, roughs, and tees, while the greens were rebuilt with Dominant Plus Bent Grass in 2007. Other amenities include a full-service marina, pro shop, dining and cocktail lounge, and much more.

XX Membership dues: $235 per month XX Cart fees: $10 for nine holes, $18 for

18 holes XX 18-hole, par-72 course measuring 6,609

yards from the blue tees XX Driving range, large putting green, chipping and sand trap practice areas all available XX Features a pool and tennis courts XX Full pro shop XX Full-service marina and boat slips XX Full-service dining and cocktail lounge XX Multiple facilities available for hosting gatherings

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SKILLS CAMPS EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY ECU Student Recreation Center off of 10th Street., Greenville Contact: 252-328-6131 Website: www.ecu.edu East Carolina hosts the “rec junior camps” for children ages 5-8 and the “recreation nation” camps for children ages 8-12. The eight-week camps run June 4 – July 27. Weeks fill up on a first-come, first-serve basis. Those interested can sign up at crwregistration.ecu.edu.

XX Swimming XX Rock climbing XX Physical activities and games XX Arts, crafts and experiments XX Guest speakers XX On-campus and off-campus field trips

OPTIMIST CLUB SOCCER CAMPS Susiegray McConnell Sports Complex 101 Airport Road, Washington Contact: 252-944-5154 Email: optimistclub@gotricounty.com

Website: www.optimistclubwashington. org/soccermenupages/soccer-camp/ The Optimist Club and Washington High School are teaming up to put on a soccer camp for children on June 18-21. Children ages 4-6 will go from 6-7:15 p.m. The 7-13-year-olds will play from 6-8 p.m. Pam Pack coach Jim Kozuch and his players will run the camp. The four-day camp costs $60. A shirt and refreshments are included. Visit the website to signup; deadline for registration is June 18.

XX Soccer skills camp hosted by the Optimist Club and Washington High School XX Registration fee: $60 XX Each camper gets a T-shirt and refreshments XX That Thursday is watermelon night XX Skills developed: agility, ball control, shooting and others XX Geared toward children of all skill levels XX Sign up by June 18

BAYVIEW JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE Bayview Golf Course 49 King Blount Drive., Bath Email: jmadams@beaufort.k12.nc.us Northside golf coach Jared Adams and collegiate golfer and Panther alumnus and collegiate golfer Tucker Mooring team up to teach golf to children ages 9-18.

No experience is needed. The coast is $70 per child. The camp lasts three days, June 18-20.

Snacks will be provided at 11 a.m. every day.

XX Golf camp will be on June 18-20 from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. each day XX No experience needed XX Spots are limited, so contact Coach Adams to reserve a spot

PAM PACK SOCCER CAMP Kugler Field on Hudnell Street. between Fourth and Fifth streets, Washington Email: JimKozuch@yahoo.com

Washington soccer coach Jim Kozuch, who three years ago led the Pam Pack boys’ soccer team to the 2-A state championship game, is hosting a soccer camp specifically geared toward improving overall fitness level. The first half of each day will be spent on cardiovascular conditioning. The second half will be spent working on ball control and fine-tuning handling skills.

Any boy or girl interested in playing soccer at the junior varsity or varsity level in the near future is encouraged to sign up. Camp will be held June 18-21 from 7:30 – 10:30 a.m. each day.

XX Registration fee: $60 per camper XX Soccer camp will run from June 18-21,

from 7:30 – 10:30 a.m.

XX Campers will work on cardiovascular conditioning and various soccer drills XX Any boys and girls interested in possible playing junior varsity or varsity soccer in the near future are invited to join

TUMBLE B GYM 307 N. Market Street, Washington Contact: 252-833-0589 Website: www.tumblebgym.com Tumble B Gym in Washington offers all kinds of camps throughout the summer for novice and experienced cheerleaders and tumblers. Weekly tumble classes are offered every week, MondayThursday. Beyond that, Tumble B offers weekly all-day summer camps each week during the summer. Included for each day is a field trip, snacks, gym time, and more. Campers also participate in daily reading, crafts, and physical activities. Visit website to sign up.

REGISTRATION FEE: XX 1-2 weeks: $185 per week XX 3-7 weeks: $165 per week XX 8-10 weeks: $110 per week

SUMMER KIDS CAMPS ARTS OF THE PAMLICO Turnage Theatre, 150 W. Main St., Washington The Arts of the Pamlico & the City of Washington’s Parks and Recreation Department are partnering again this year on a combination menu of affordable active and art summer camps for kids.

Register for all camps at 252-946-2504 or stop by the Arts of the Pamlico’s Turnage Theatre. Preregistration form and payment are required at time of registration. Payment can be made by phone, but in-person registration form drop off is required. No refunds available, but the camp registration fee may be offered to a family in need.

Prices are kept as low as possible to increase access to the arts. Family membership holders receive a $10 discount on eligible camps. Fees shown below are for cash payments; add $2 processing fee for credit card transaction.

All camps start at the Arts of the Pamlico’s historic Turnage Theatre in downtown Washington. Camps start at 9 a.m. for morning and full-day camps; 1 p.m. for afternoon camps.

Drop off may be as early as 8:30 a.m. Breakfast available 8:30–9 a.m.

Morning camps end at noon and 4:30 p.m. for afternoon and full-day camps (pickup by 5 p.m. required) Free, ready-to-eat breakfast and

lunch are provided each day for campers attending camps located in the Turnage Theatre. Parents may also bring ready-to-eat meals. Dietary restrictions and preferences are not able to be accommodated by the USDA-provided Child and Adult Food Program sponsor.

CAMP SCHEDULE: June 18 – 22 ECU BASKETBALL CAMP (30 SPACES) OR SKATEBOARDING CAMP (10 SPACES) Morning session starts at Turnage Theatre, but camp takes place at Bobby Andrews Recreation Center (no meals included). $50.

Pottery Camp (10 spaces) Mornings. $85 non-member; $75 family member.

Puppetry Camp (10 spaces) Afternoons. $85 non member, $75 family member.

June 25 – 29 PARK PARTNERS (10 SPACES) Full Days. $60.

Children’s Theater Camp Afternoons, $85 non-member; $75 family member.

July 2-3, 5-6 CELEBRATION TRAIL IN LITTLE WASHINGTON (10 SPACES) Four full days. $60.

July 9 – 13 RIVER RAMBLE (10 SPACES) Mornings, $60.

“Wizard of Oz” Broadway Kids Camp (25 spaces) three-week camp, 1-5 p.m. $250 non-member, $200 family member.

July 16 – 20 MUSIC JAM (10 SPACES) Mornings. $60.

Broadway Kids Camp Week 2 1-5 p.m.

July 23 – 27 HANDS ON ART (10 SPACES) Mornings. $60.

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SUMMER FUN 2018 Broadway Kids Camp Week 3 1-5 p.m.

July 30 – Aug. 3

POTTERY CAMP (10 SPACES) Mornings. $85 non-member, $75 family member.

Movie Camp Afternoons. $85 non-member; $75 family member.

“Little Mermaid” Broadway Kids Camp Mornings. $250 non-member, $200 family member.

Aug. 6 – 10, 2018

HANDS ON ART CAMP II Afternoons. $85 non-member; $75 family member.

“Little Mermaid” Broadway Kids Camp Continued Mornings.

Aug. 13 – 17, with August 17 & 18 performances

“LITTLE MERMAID” BROADWAY KIDS CAMP CONTINUED Mornings. Final performance Aug. 17 at 7 p.m. and Aug. 18 at 2 p.m.

BHM REGIONAL LIBRARY Beaufort-Hyde-Martin Regional Library offers regularly scheduled children’s programming, along with summer reading programs combined with many special presentations sure to make for some happy readers this summer. Registration for summer reading programs starts June 1. Beaufort County has three BHM locations: Hazel W. Guilford Memorial Library, 524 Main St., Aurora, 252-322-5046; Bath Community Library, 102 S. Harding St., Bath, NC 27808, 252-923-6371; Belhaven Public Library, 333 E. Main St., Belhaven, 252-943-2993.

BEAUFORT COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SUMMER ENRICHMENT FOR KIDS 5337 U.S. Highway 264 East, Washington 252-946-6194, beaufortccc.edu Summer Enrichment Program classes run from June through August. All classes are being registered on a first-come, first-serve basis as class size is limited. To

register or for more information contact The Continuing Education Registration & Records Clerk at 252-940-6375 or email continuingeducation@beaufortcccc.edu.

4-H LITTLE CHEFS CAMP (RISING FIRST AND SECOND GRADERS) Erin Massie of Beaufort County 4-H is our instructor for this fun and engaging class. With her guidance, Chefs will plan, measure, and cook healthy meals and snacks. Fun and easy recipes will be prepared using safe and appropriate kitchen skills.

Little Chefs will also learn to set the table and practice good manners.

8:30 a.m.-noon, June 26-28. $40.

PAINTING FUN (GRADES 1-5) Exercise creativity as you apply bright acrylic paints to stretch canvases. Feel pride in the picture you make, and carry the skill of painting home to enjoy anytime.

We provide all the supplies in this art class. Students are advised to wear appropriate clothes for painting. Kathy Barthel at the Happy Canvas located in Racquet Club of Washington teaches these classes.

Several sections are offered: Tuesday and Thursday, 9:30-10:30 a.m., June 19-28; Tuesday and Thursday, 9:30-10:30 a.m., July 10-19; Tuesday and Thursday, 9:30-10:30 a.m., July 24-Aug. 2. $55

DECOY PAINTING (AGES 7-12) Paint a beautiful duck decoy that you will always be proud to display.

Along the way, learn about that duck and how it fits in to the environment of Eastern Carolina. The East Carolina Wildfowl Guild will guide this painting workshop, and its members will explain the importance of conserving wildfowl in our area. Enjoy a creative activity and learn about our native ducks and geese. 9 a.m.-noon, June 27. $15.

FOLLOW ME TO THE FARM (RISING THIRD THROUGH SIXTH GRADERS) Enjoy being outside and digging in the dirt. Then bring the produce from the garden inside to cook and enjoy. It is a Farm to Table ex-

perience that will expose students to growing and harvesting fresh foods. We will also prepare them in delicious and healthy ways. Raised in a Barn Farm is hosting this class that provides fresh air, exercise, hands-on farm experience, and good eating. What a fine way to spend summer days, and we are offering it twice! Scholarships may be available to certain students. 9 a.m.-noon, July 9-12; 9 a.m.-noon, July 23-26. $65.

THEATER MAGIC (RISING FIFTH THROUGH EIGHTH GRADERS) This class is held on the stage so that budding thespians can experience the joy and fun of performing.

Spend four days learning about acting, improv, and stage movement.

Learn technical skills that support the production of a play. Practice storytelling. Spend time producing props, puppets, and stage makeup. In the last session, we will have a performance. You will be a star! All supplies included. 1-4 p.m., June 18-21. $50.

CAKE DECORATING (AGE 10 AND UP) Beautifully decorated cakes, cookies, and cupcakes are always more delicious. Maria Dickinson will show you how to work with colorful icing to make delightfully decorated baked goods. Practice creativity and precision and make treats to carry home to your family. A supply list is available upon registration.

Parents please provide an email address so we may send it to you. 9 a.m.-noon, June 18-19. $30.

CHESS CAMP (RISING SIXTH THROUGH EIGHTH GRADERS) All skill levels are welcome in this class. Learn the fun of chess as a beginner, or join in to improve your game. This traditional pastime involves strategy, concentration, and planning. And it is fun! Research shows that playing chess improves critical thinking and academic performance. We will study the fundamentals of competitive chess, and we will play plenty of games. 9 a.m.-noon, June 25-28. $50.

THINKING ABOUT WATER QUALITY (RISING SIXTH THROUGH EIGHTH GRADERS) We are surrounded by water. The quality of the water affects our health and happiness. Participants will join BCCC Biology Instructor Chad Smith to learn how to gage water quality using various scientific tests and techniques. On day one we will explore the hows and whys of water quality and establish a basic understanding of water chemistry.

On day two, we will visit several locations in Goose Creek State Park to properly collect and test water samples. On day three, we will build a spreadsheet to help us asses our findings. Students will leave the class with an understanding of proper collecting procedures, scientific testing, data collection and analysis. All supplies are included. 9 a.m.-noon, June 25-27. $55.

3-D MODELING AND PRINTING (RISING SEVENTH THROUGH 12TH GRADERS) 3-D printing is the future of manufacturing, and it has many scientific and medical applications as well. Students will use computer software to create three-dimensional renderings of an object, and then they will employ geometric constraints and extrusions to modify the rendering. Finally, they will set-up and run a 3-D printer to create the object. It sounds complex, but it really is fun when Matthew Lincoln, BCCC Mechatronics Instructor, leads the way.

All supplies are included, and participants will carry home the object they create. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5:30-8 p.m., June 19-28. $50.

4-H STEM CAMP (AGES 11-13) BCCC appreciates the support of Erin Massie and the Beaufort County 4-H in the production of this Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Camp. Participants will learn about rocket propulsion, wind tunnels, trebuchets, airplanes, cooking chemistry, and many other subjects.

Students who complete this class will look forward to Physics in school. 9 a.m.-noon, July 9-12. $50.

WOODWORKING PROJECTS (AGES 10-13) Measure twice, cut once. Woodworking requires thoughtful planning, creative thinking, attention to process, and safe execution. Then there is the part about making cool things. Please join Ken Adams at Washington High School’s woodworking shop to enjoy making a Washer Game, a Display Shelf, and a Custom Stepping Stool. Students will enjoy these projects long after class is over, and they will have good woodworking skills to practice at home. All supplies are included. 9 a.m.-noon, July 16-19. $60.

GOOGLE SCIENCE FIRST GAME DESIGN (AGES 8-13) Join this class and learn how to program various types of digital games using the Google Computer Science First® and Scratch® interfaces.

Moms and Dads, you may not understand this, but your kids do! Game styles include racing, mazes, platform, strategy, and others. Learn how games like Super Mario, Angry Birds, Candy Crush, and Flappy Bird were created. It is fun and interactive. Students, please have an active Gmail account when you come to class, and bring your address and password with you. 9 a.m.-noon, July 16-19. $60.

MAKEUP, HAIR AND NAILS 101 (RISING SIXTH THROUGH EIGHTH GRADERS) Join Instructors from BCCC’s Cosmetology Department to get the best advice for teen esthetics. Keep your skin clear and fresh by using proper hygiene. Learn the right makeup skills to enhance your best features. Explore hair styling basics for busy teens. Also, we will learn nail maintenance and reveal the best ways to apply nail polish. Each student will receive a lipstick applicator, an eye shadow applicator, mascara applicator, makeup sponge, and hairbrush. Look your best and keep your skin, hair, and nails clean and healthy. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6-8 p.m., July 10-17. $30.

12 | MAY BEGINNER TENNIS (AGES 6 AND UP) Tennis is vigorous, exciting, and fun. Please join Doug Barthel, proprietor and tennis pro at The Racquet Club of Washington, and take up this game for a lifetime.

Learn all the basic strokes of tennis: forehands, backhands, volleys, overheads, and serves. Learn positioning and movement on the court.

We have rackets or bring your own.

Just wear comfortable clothes and soft-soled shoes please. And be ready to play! No class week of July 4th. Mondays and Wednesdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m., June 18-July18. $55.

WET FELTING CRAFT DAY (RISING FIFTH THROUGH SEVENTH GRADERS) OK, you are going to get wet as you knead the wool to make a colorful natural “painting.” So wear appropriate clothing, and come prepared to enjoy the creative process that is as old as any other art form. Students will use wool to plan and produce a beautiful felted fabric scene mounted on a branch. The scene can displayed on a wall and will give pleasure for years. Please bring two towels to class for the felting process. We will provide all other supplies. 9 a.m.-noon, June 20. $30.

CSI: BOCO (RISING FIFTH THROUGH SEVENTH GRADERS) A crime has been committed. The scene is waiting for young detectives to investigate, gather evidence, record observations, and help solve the case. Investigator Jim Martin of the Beaufort County Sheriff ’s Department will help us. Students will learn the scientific methods of investigation and interrogation. They will test for prints, blood, and other evidence. They will properly manage the crime scene. They will assemble the evidence for presentation. They will bring the perpetrator to justice.

And they will have fun in the process.

9 a.m.-noon, July 9-10. $30.

HIGH SCHOOL WAIT STAFF TRAINING (AGES 16-18) A good waitperson makes good

SUMMER FUN 2018 tips. So this class is helpful If you are thinking of a career in the restaurant business, or if you want to make extra money as you study for a different degree. Stephen Tubaugh has trained many waiters as a restaurant proprietor, and he is eager to share his expertise. He will spent two nights guiding you to provide polished, friendly, and appropriate service. For the third class we will use BCCC’s Culinary Lab to cook and serve a meal in proper restaurant style. And we’ll enjoy dining together. Mondays and Wednesdays, 6-8 p.m., June 11-18. $35.

FAMILY CLASSES BEGINNER TENNIS FOR FAMILIES (12 YEARS AND OLDER) Tennis is vigorous, exciting, and fun.

Please join Doug Barthel, proprietor and tennis pro at The Racquet Club of Washington, and take up this game for a lifetime. Learn all the basic strokes of tennis: forehands, backhands, volleys, overheads, and serves. Learn positioning and movement on the court. We have rackets or bring your own. Just wear comfortable clothes and softsoled shoes please. And be ready to play! No class week of July 4.

Mondays and Wednesdays, 6-7:30 p.m., June 18-July 18. $55.

FAMILY COOKIE NIGHT (RISING FIRST THROUGH FOURTH GRADERS) We will have plenty of milk to enjoy with the delicious cookies you will bake. Rachel Midgett of Rachel K’s Bakery in Downtown Washington will share her best cookie recipes and teach you how to bake them.

Sugar Cookies with lots of sprinkles, Chocolate Chip Cookies, and Oatmeal Cookies are all on the menu. We’ll bake enough for you to take plenty home for a treat tomorrow! 5:30-7:30 p.m., June 28. $20.

PAINTING FUN FOR FAMILIES (GRADES 1-5) Exercise creativity as you apply bright acrylic paints to stretch canvases. Feel pride in the picture you make, and carry the skill of painting home to enjoy anytime. We provide

all the supplies in this art class.

Students are advised to wear appropriate clothes for painting.

Kathy Barthel at the Happy Canvas located in the Racquet Club of Washington teaches these classes.

Several sections are offered. Tuesday and Thursday, 6-7 p.m., June 1928; Tuesday and Thursday, 6-7 p.m., July 10-19; Tuesday and Thursday, 6-7 p.m., July 24 -Aug. 2. $55.

BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF BEAUFORT COUNTY Boys & Girls Clubs of Beaufort County serve ages 6-18 within two locations, Belhaven and Washington. The club offers fun activities and programs while focusing on academic success, healthy lifestyles, good character and citizenship.

The Boys & Girls Club is accepting new members for the summer program. For more information, please call the Belhaven Unit, at 252-9432733 or the Washington Unit, at 252-833-0600.

BROWN LIBRARY 122 Van Norden St., Washington 252-946-4300 Brown Library has a wide variety of children’s programming lined up for the summer for children, from infants to teenagers, including a reading challenge, at the end of which special recognition and prizes will be given to one girl and one boy who read the most books over the summer, as well as other prizes for readers. Toddler Story Time, for infants 5-year-olds, will be held every Tuesday, 11-11:30 a.m., Children’s Summer Movies will be held upstairs Wednesdays at 2 p.m., from July 11 to Aug. 1.

The Summer Library Program registration begins on June 1 and will officially kick off on June 22.

Programs will be held at the First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, 204 W. Second St. in Washington.

XX June 22, 11 a.m.: The Summer Library Program begins with a visit from science educator Rhana Paris, of the North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island Rhana has been part of the summer programs for many years; she will be presenting an amphibian program entitled, “Listen

to the Songs They Sing.”

XX June 29, 11 a.m.: Children (and adults!) should be prepared to sway and rock and jump and have FUN as storyteller and hip-hop rapper Scooter Hayes takes us on a lively journey into stories, books, and song.

XX July 6, 11 a.m.: Activity Day. Activity Day is a day where we pull out the library’s collection of LEGOs, Lincoln Logs, glider airplanes and other educational toys for an hour of creative fun. Check out the library’s calendar of events this summer to learn more about our LEGO Club, Builders Club, and Thinking Hat club – all for kids!

XX July 13, 11 a.m.: Craft Day. This year’s summer theme is, “Libraries Rock!” For Craft Day children will be turning large cardboard cutouts into colorful guitars.

This craft is suitable for all of our 3-to12-year-old participants. Perhaps an “air guitar” rock concert will follow!

XX July 21, 11 a.m. Traditional storytelling from Mima Dixon. Traditional storytelling is the world’s oldest art form. Nothing stimulates the imagination as does a good story or folktale. Mima Dixon is a wonderful storyteller living right here in Washington. She joins us this day to spin her magic.

XX July 27, 11 a.m.: The 2018 Friday programs come to a delightful end with a musical concert by three local musicians: Linda Boyer, Dave Reynolds, and Will Aley.

It will be an exciting and informative jam session complete with various stringed instruments and the Australian didgeridoo. Come celebrate the grand finale of summer library program.

TEEN SUMMER PROGRAMS Designed for children ages 12-18.

Registration begins June 1, and teens who register between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. June 1 will receive a free treat — a doughnut — while supplies last.

XX June 15, 2 p.m.: Try some cinematic snacking, visiting another country through food and cinema.

XX June 22, 2 p.m.: Anime Club, a special musical edition of Brown Library’s monthly Anime Club.

XX June 27, noon: Cookbook Club. Pick a cookbook from the library’s collection and prepare a recipe to share with the group.

XX June 29, 2 p.m.: Sound Wave Art. Create a unique work of art based on your own custom-recorded soundwave.

XX July 13, 2 p.m.: Beauty in the Beat: Geodes. Crack open geodes to reveal the beauty inside.

XX July 20, 2 p.m.: Sheet Music Art. Create musical artwork, using sheet music and other art supplies of your choice.

XX July 27, 2 p.m. Anime Club, a special musical edition of Brown Library’s monthly Anime Club.

XX Aug. 3, 6 p.m.: Rockstar Magic. The finale of the teen program, join us for “The Rockstar Magic of Chris and Neal” at the First United Church Methodist Hall, then later at the library for food, fun, prizes and Top Reader awards.

FITNESS UNLIMITED 622 W. 15th St., Washington 252-975-7400, fitnessunlimitednc.com CrossFit Kids starts in June with several camp sessions: June 18-22; June 25-29; July 16-20; July 23-27; Aug. 6-10; Aug. 13-17. For more information, call Fitness Unlimited.

HISTORIC BATH STATE HISTORIC SITE 207 Carteret St, Bath 252-923-3971 LITTLE WASHINGTON SAILING SCHOOL 124 S. Market St., Washington 252-402-7878 littlewashingtonsailingschool.org The Little Washington Sailing School is made up of dedicated sailing enthusiasts, who have created a nonprofit sailing school for the youth of the Washington area. The school has six 14-foot Vanguard 420 sailboats and six Optimist Prams, insuring kids get matched to the right sized boat. The program promotes self-reliance, awareness of safety, sportsmanship, teamwork, selfconfidence and respect for others.

The curriculum introduces seamanship and the fundamentals of sailing for beginners, U.S. Sailing instructional format is used. For children ages 9 to 18. No sailing experience is necessary. Must be able to pass a swim test (Ask! We can help.)

Eight basic weeklong sailing classes are offered throughout the summer: June 11-15; June 18-22; June 25-29; July 2-6; July 9-13; July 16-20; July 23-27; July 30-Aug. 3; Aug. 6-10;

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SUMMER FUN 2018 Aug. 13-18. Classes are held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day.

RIVER ROVING Wednesdays–Fridays, 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 10:30 a.m.

NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARIUM 223 E. Water St., Washington 252-948-0000

Enjoy a relaxing boat ride along the Tar-Pamlico River and learn about some of the history and habitats of this area. Seating is limited and reservations are required. Children must be 6 or older to ride. No charge for trips although donations are accepted. Trips run through October.

The North Carolina Estuarium offers many children’s programs throughout the summer, featuring fun topics and learning opportunities about nature, The Estuarium is open to the public Tuesdays through Saturdays, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Cost is $5 per adult; children ages 5¬¬–17, $3; and children 4 years old and under visit for free. Entry costs do not apply for programs, but program fees may apply. Follow us on Facebook at “North Carolina Estuarium” for the most up-to-date offerings. Children’s programs this summer include:

THE FINE ART OF FISH PRINTING June 13, 10 a.m..

Decorate your own T-shirt or fabric with prints of fish and other river critters. This painting craft and conservation talk is fun for everyone!

Children must be at least 5 years old and accompanied by an adult.

It’s best to wear old clothes. The fee is $5 per child. Call to save a spot.

(Adults and children)

SUMMER SUN CELEBRATION June 20, 1 p.m.

Celebrate the longest day of the year with sun-centered crafts and inspirations. Join our educator as we learn about the power of our nearest star and practice making artistic cyanotype prints with natural materials and the sun’s rays. Ages 6 and up. $5 for program and supplies.

THE BEAUTY OF THE LITTLE BROWN BAT July 21, 1 p.m.

There are few critters around with a worse rap than that of the little brown bat. Experience the truth

about bats and their nocturnal world with this fun and informative program about one of our most misunderstood neighbors. Kids and adults can take part in building bat houses to welcome these winged friends. $5 for program; call for reservations. Adults and children 8 years old and older.

ESTUARY CHALLENGE AND FUN FIELD DAY Aug. 1, 10 a.m.

SNAKES ALIVE! July 25, 10 a.m.

PURPOSE OF GOD ANNEX OUTREACH CENTER 1015 E. Sixth St., Washington 252-974-1484

Visit with our live non-venomous snake, Cornelius. In this exciting talk you can learn the differences between venomous and non-venomous snakes and understand more about one of nature’s most feared and respected reptiles. $4 for program; call for reservations.

Join our outdoor educator for a great day of exploration and activities. Learn about our estuary with interactive outdoor games and fun! Ages 6 and up. Space is limited, so call ahead to save your spot. $5 for program; call for reservations.

Summer programs for children ages six through 15. Tutoring, class projects and fun activities and field trips included. For more information, call or stop by the center for an application.

ALL SUMMER LONG BCTMA JAMS Turnage Theatre Thursday night/Saturday morning jams. Open jam Thursday night from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and every Saturday morning from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Musicians and fans are encouraged to attend and play. There is no admission fee. Sponsored by the Beaufort County Traditional Music Association.

For more information, visit www.bctma.org/ or call 252-946-2504.

RIVER ROVING TOURS NC Estuarium Learn about the history and habitats of the Washington waterfront. These boat tours cruise the Pamlico River Wednesdays through Fridays at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., and Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. No admission fee or other cost is involved for the tour, but advance reservations are required.

Riders should check in 15 minutes in advance. Children must be at least 6 years old to ride; a responsible adult must accompany children under 16.

Call 252-948-0000 for reservations.

Go to www.partnershipforthesounds. net/ for information.

QUEEN ANNE’S REVENGE TRAVELING EXHIBIT Historic Bath The 300th anniversary of the sinking of Blackbeard’s flagship is underway with a tour of artifacts recovered from the vessel Queen Anne’s Revenge. The traveling QAR exhibit will be on display in the new Historic Bath Exhibit Hall (formerly the northwest wing of the old Bath High School) until May 31. The exhibit is free. Call 252-923-3971 for more information.

FARMERS’ MARKET Downtown Washington The Farmers’ Market is fun for the whole family. It is a great place to spend the morning talking with local farmers or maybe searching for a unique present. Our market features local growers of fresh fruit, vegetables, plants and flowers. You never know what might find, the products are always changing! Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. Call 252-947-1487 for more information.

ROCK THE PAMLICO Turnage Theatre Tuesday night jam sessions from 6:308:30 p.m. Join area musicians in this great jam set to some of the best rock music! Free. Call 252-946-2504.

SUP YOGA Inner Banks Outfitters Saturdays, 8 a.m., June 2-Aug.25. Basic yoga and stand-up paddleboarding combine for this hour-long class on the Pamlico River. No yoga or paddleboarding experience needed — just a sense of fun and adventure. Call 252-975-3006 to reserve a spot. $15 with paddleboard rental; $10 without.

IBXO CYCLING EVENTS Inner Banks Outfitters Sunday Morning Road Bike Ride, 8:30 a.m.; road bikes only; no drop; 20-30 miles; 14-18 mph average.

Wednesday “Slow Road to Key West” ride, 6:30 p.m.; all cyclists encouraged; 4-8 mph at a slow pace; perfect for those new to cycling or nervous to ride on road; very social.

Thursday Evening Time Trial, 5:30 p.m. departure from shop; road

bikes only; 12-mile course; stagger start according to previous times; every level of rider welcome, but contact shop if attending for the first time; Backwater Jack’s gathering after event.

Helmets are required during all cycling events. Call 252-975-3006 for more information.

KARAOKE, DANCE AND AAAARRRT GOLF & GAMES Turnage Theatre All summer long join in the fun-filled karaoke and indoor Aarrtt Pirate Putt Putt nights at the Turnage Theatre.

Wednesdays, 6 – 9 p.m. $5 per person or $10/family. Family friendly and adult concessions sold.

May 25-27

ANNUAL AURORA FOSSIL FESTIVAL Aurora Fossil Museum/downtown Aurora Food, music, educational events, lecturers, dancing, entertainment and more. Wonderful parade and breakfast honoring our veterans that served the country. Lawnmower pulls, car shows and lots of other surprises for the entire family. Call the Chamber

Office at 252-322-4405 or the Aurora Fossil Museum at 252-322-4238 for more information.

May 26

WINE AND CHEESE PADDLE Inner Banks Outfitters 5 p.m. Join other kayakers and standup paddleboarders for this evening journey from Runyon Creek to Castle Island to watch the sun set. Toes in the sand, glass in hand and a guarantee to make a friend or five. After an evening on the water, return to Backwater Jack’s for live music. Call 252975-3006 to make a reservation. Life jackets are required to be worn. $50 with kayak rental; $30 without.

DINNER CRUISE The Belle of Washington 7 p.m. Come take a voyage down the Pamlico River with us. Guests will enjoy the beauty of the Pamlico River during a relaxing cruise. Buffet-style dinner will be provided by one of our local restaurant or catering partners. w w w.eventbrite.com/o/pamlico-cruises-llc-belle-of-washington-8364557891

14 | MAY MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION Historic Bath Greater Bath Foundation hosts this Memorial Day Celebration with musical entertainment by The Embers followed by fireworks over Bath Creek.

Bonner’s Point, 6–9 p.m. Food vendors onsite.

May 28

MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY Veterans Park Honoring all veterans, join us for the annual Memorial Day ceremony at Veterans Park in Washington. 11 a.m.

MEMORIAL DAY CRUISES The Belle of Washington Memorial Day isn’t just about enjoying a long weekend; it’s a day for remembering the men and women who have sacrificed their lives to protect our freedoms. All food sales for the day going to support a local charity.

Guests will enjoy the beauty of the Pamlico River during a relaxing onehour cruise. Veterans or active duty service member with ID will receive a special thank you from us! All tickets must be purchased in advance.

Three cruises at 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m. (lunch cruise) and 2:30 p.m. Reserve a spot at www.eventbrite.com/o/ pamlico-cruises-llc-belle-of-washington-8364557891.

JUNE June 1

SUMMER LIBRARY PROGRAM Brown Library Collaborative Summer Library Program Registration begins. Children ages 3-12 and teens ages 13-18 are invited to register for our summer programming between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. “Libraries Rock” with be the theme for all of our summer events. Call 252-946-4300.

FRIDAY EVENING PADDLE Inner Banks Outfitters A guided 1-2 hour evening paddle either up Runyon Creek or up to the Washington waterfront (depending on conditions). Launch at 6:30 p.m. from Inner Banks Outfitters. Cost is $25 with kayak rental; $10 without.

Life jackets required. Call 252-9753006 to make a reservation.

SUMMER FUN 2018 June 2

RIDE FOR ROSE HAVEN Downtown Washington Cycle the roads of Beaufort County during full spring bloom at this fundraiser for Pamlico Rose Institute for Sustainable Communities’ ride to benefit Rose Haven, a reintegration house for female veterans. For more information, visit www.facebook. com/events/129925991031883/.

INNERBANKS MUSIC ACADEMY SPRING RECITAL Turnage Theatre The Inner Banks Music Academy will present its annual spring recital at 2 p.m. at the Turnage Theatre. The recital will feature local piano, voice and show choir students from PreK through high school under the direction of Neva Cashion. Various styles of music will be showcased including classical, pop, country, contemporary Christian, etc. The recital is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.

DINNER CRUISE The Belle of Washington Come take a voyage down the Pamlico River with us. Guests will enjoy the beauty of the Pamlico River during a relaxing cruise. Buffet-style dinner will be provided by one of our local restaurant or catering partners. A variety of beverages are also available and sold separately at the bar. 7 p.m.

All tickets must be purchased in advance. Visit www.eventbrite.com/o/ pamlico-cruises-llc-belle-of-washington-8364557891 to reserve a spot.

MOVIE NIGHT Historic Bath Watch the blockbuster hit “Pirates of the Caribbean” (2003) on Blackbeard’s old stomping grounds. Call 252-923-3971 for more information.

June 8-9

34TH ANNUAL WASHINGTON SUMMER FESTIVAL Washington waterfront This annual event includes a street fair, live music, fireworks, family entertainment and more. For more information, visit www.wbcchamber. com or call 252-946-9168.

WASHINGTON COMEDY FEST Turnage Theatre Join Arts of the Pamlico for an outrageously funny Comedy Fest during Summer Festival 2018 in Little Washington. 7 p.m. 252-946-2504.

FRIDAY EVENING PADDLE Inner Banks Outfitters A guided 1-2 hour evening paddle either up Runyon Creek or up to the Washington waterfront (depending on conditions). Launch at 6:30 p.m. from Inner Banks Outfitters. Cost is $25 with kayak rental; $10 without.

Life jackets required. Call 252-9753006 to make a reservation.

June 10

SUNDAY SOUTHERN SONGBIRDS BRUNCH CRUISE The Belle of Washington 1 p.m. Take a 3-hour cruise down the Pamlico while listening to the amazing voices of the beautiful and talented songbirds, the RiverSong Trio — three soulful women who use their God-given voices to offer peace, love and a contemporary Christian message. Guests will enjoy a buffet-style brunch with all the southern staples: ham biscuits, deviled eggs, pimento cheese sandwiches with the edges cut off, fried chicken and more.

June 12

INNER BANKS MUSIC ACADEMY PRESENTS The Blind Center Come and join us as we enjoy the talents of the children of our community.

10 a.m. Free admission Call 252-9466208 for more information.

June 14

SENIOR DANCE Washington Civic Center Singles and Couples over 50 are welcome to come and dance the night away. 7 p.m., admission is $8. 50/50 drawing; door prizes; no alcohol/no smoking/no children.

June 15

‘BACK TO THE FUTURE’ MOVIE AND DANCE PARTY Turnage Theatre It’s a totally tubular dance party with

all those retro 80’s classic you love.

Whether it was WHAM, Def Leppard, Madonna, J. Geils, or Flock of Seagulls the 1980s gave us a never ending source of great dance music. Get your hair piled high, find your day glow clothes, jelly shoes, leggings, spandex and more and make a night of it at the historic Turnage Theatre with 80’s music before and after “Back to the Future.” The classic comedy “Back to the Future” plays on the Turnage big screen at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 at the door.

12:30 p.m. What better way to spend time with your dad than on the Pamlico River enjoying delicious food, awesome scenery and being on a boat full of other dads? Join us for a delicious brunch cruise complete with a Build Your Own Bloody Mary and Make Your Own Mimosa Bar. Price includes a river cruise, brunch buffet and one complimentary Bloody Mary or Mimosa. www.eventbrite. com/e/fathers-day-brunch-cruisetickets-43221037286

June 16

BROADWAY ON THE BIG SCREEN SERIES Turnage Theatre

BBQ FESTIVAL Historic Bath Join us in North Carolina’s oldest town to celebrate the region’s famed food at the BBQ Festival. Call 252-9233971 for more information.

TERRANCE COPPER FOOTBALL CAMP Kugler Field Former NFL, ECU and Pam Pack football player Terrance Copper, along with the Washington Police-Fire Services, is hosting a free football camp.

The camp, for both boys and girls between the ages of seven and 17, will be held at Kugler Field, from 8 a.m. to noon. Retired NFL players Barry Richardson, Willie Smith, Kyle Chase, C.J. Wilson and Eric Graham will also attend. Applications and waver forms can be picked up at the Washington Police-Fire Services at 201 W. Third St., Washington, NC. The deadline for applications is June 13 at 5 p.m.

COMMUNITY DAY Havens’ Gardens 3-7 p.m. Sponsored by the Washington Police Department and the City of Washington. Free hot dogs, drinks and chips. Free music, entertainment, vendors and more.

NSCA FUN SHOOT Hunters’ Pointe Sporting Clays Call 252-975-2529 or go to www. hunterspointenc.com/Events.html for more information.

“Falsettos,” 3 p.m. The quintessential American musical, this Rodgers and Hammerstein show set against the backdrop of the founding of a new state. Suggested $5 donation. Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase prior to the beginning of the event. Call 252-946-2504.

June 22

FRIDAY EVENING PADDLE Inner Banks Outfitters A guided 1-2 hour evening paddle either up Runyon Creek or up to the Washington waterfront (depending on conditions). Launch at 6:30 p.m. from Inner Banks Outfitters. Cost is $25 with kayak rental; $10 without.

Life jackets required. Call 252-9753006 to make a reservation.

June 23

DINNER CRUISE The Belle of Washington Come take a voyage down the Pamlico River with us. Guests will enjoy the beauty of the Pamlico River during a relaxing cruise. Buffet-style dinner will be provided by one of our local restaurant or catering partners. A variety of beverages are also available and sold separately at the bar. 7 p.m.

All tickets must be purchased in advance. Visit www.eventbrite.com/o/ pamlico-cruises-llc-belle-of-washington-8364557891 to reserve a spot.

June 17

JEFF MILLER AT THE TURNAGE Turnage Gallery

FATHER’S DAY BRUNCH CRUISE The Belle of Washington

Jeff Miller is returns to the theater to perform, 7:30-9:30 p.m. With his loop-

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SUMMER FUN 2018 ing machine, Miller transforms his vocals and guitar into full harmonies and creative rhythms. $14.

June 25-29

SUMMER CAMP Historic Bath Join campers for this day camp in North Carolina’s oldest town. Call 252-923-3971 for more information.

June 30

DINNER CRUISE The Belle of Washington Come take a voyage down the Pamlico River with us. Guests will enjoy the beauty of the Pamlico River during a relaxing cruise. Buffet-style dinner will be provided by one of our local restaurant or catering partners. A variety of beverages are also available and sold separately at the bar. 7 p.m. All tickets must be purchased in advance. Visit www. eventbrite.com/o/pamlico-cruisesllc-belle-of-washington-8364557891 to reserve a spot.

“EASILY SPOKEN” Turnage Theatre A play presented by The Place in the Heart Theatre Company, 7 – 8:30 p.m.

WINE AND CHEESE PADDLE Inner Banks Outfitters 5 p.m. Join other kayakers and standup paddleboarders for this evening journey from Runyon Creek to Castle Island to watch the sun set. Toes in the sand, glass in hand and a guarantee to make a friend or five. After an evening on the water, return to Backwater Jack’s for live music. Call 252-975-3006 to make a reservation. Life jackets are required to be worn. $50 with kayak rental; $30 without.

June 30-July 1

NC SUNFLOWER FESTIVAL Raised in a Barn Farm We are celebrating our 2018 Sunflower crop planted on the farm with our annual festival. Games, pageants, entertainment and more!

10 a.m. For more information, call 252-945-6153 or visit www.raisedinabarnfarm.com

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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION Festival Park Washington’s annual 4th of July celebration on the waterfront at Festival Park. Featuring live music and fireworks. 5 p.m.

FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION Downtown Belhaven Belhaven’s Annual 4th of July celebration featuring pageants, vendors, parade, fireworks and the ever-popular Pantego Mud Run.

FIREWORKS AND DINNER CRUISE The Belle of Washington 6:30 p.m. Watch the fireworks from the best seats on the Pamlico River!

Take in an amazing sunset! Enjoy a buffet-style dinner will be provided by one of our local restaurant or catering partners. A variety of beer, wines, spirits, and sodas are also available and sold separately at the bar. All major credit cards accepted, as well as cash. All tickets must be purchased in advance. www.eventbrite.com/e/ fireworks-viewing-and-sunset-dinnercruise-on-the-belle-of-washingtontickets-44240822491

Ghost Walk, 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 per person, cash only. Tickets on sale 30 minutes before the ghost walk.

No reservations. Meet at Harding Square, at the rose garden at the foot of Market Street. The 90-minute ghost walk travels about one mile through three centuries of supernatural history. Not recommended for those younger than 10 years of age.

For more information call Terry Rollins at 252-402-8595.

friends. This colorful and bold production balances frivolity with unease until events finally resolve in a triumphantly happy ending. Suggested $5 donation.

Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase prior to the beginning of the event. Call 252-946-2504.

Join the Ribeyes staff on Stewart Parkway for an anniversary block party featuring Jim Quick and the Coastline Band.

July 11

CHILDREN’S MOVIE Brown Library Join us for family movies at 2 p.m.

Featuring “My Little Pony the Movie.”

July 12

SENIOR DANCE Washington Civic Center

CHILDREN’S MOVIE Brown Library Join us for family movies at 2 p.m.

Featuring “Ferdinand.”

July 20

FRIDAY EVENING PADDLE Inner Banks Outfitters A guided 1-2 hour evening paddle either up Runyon Creek or up to the Washington waterfront (depending on conditions). Launch at 6:30 p.m. from Inner Banks Outfitters. Cost is $25 with kayak rental; $10 without.

Life jackets required. Call 252-9753006 to make a reservation.

GREASE MOVIE AND SOCK HOP Turnage Theatre

July 5

Singles and Couples over 50 are welcome to come and dance the night away. 7 p.m., admission is $8. 50/50 drawing; door prizes; no alcohol/no smoking/no children.

EXHIBIT OPENING RECEPTION Turnage Theatre

July 13

We’re going back to a time with poodle skirts were in and grease is the word! Dress the part for this movie event and get a free popcorn. This is a full on audience participation event, we expect dancing in the aisles and melting from the ladies when Danny takes the screen. Tickets are $5 at the door. 7:30-9:30 p.m.

ROCK THE PAMLICO CONCERT Turnage Theatre

July 21

Join Arts of the Pamlico for the opening of three new exhibits: Belhaven Arts, Jo Johnson and Eric Humphries.

5:30-7 p.m.

July 6

Join the rockers of Rock the Pamlico in this annual concert bound to get toes tapping and people singing along with classic rock. 7:30 p.m.

FRIDAY EVENING PADDLE Inner Banks Outfitters

July 15

A guided 1-2 hour evening paddle either up Runyon Creek or up to the Washington waterfront (depending on conditions). Launch at 6:30 p.m. from Inner Banks Outfitters. Cost is $25 with kayak rental; $10 without.

Life jackets required. Call 252-9753006 to make a reservation.

July 7

HISTORIC GHOST WALK Downtown Washington Washington Haunts: The Historic

BROADWAY ON THE BIG SCREEN SERIES Turnage Theatre “Comedy of Errors,” 2-4 p.m. Shakespeare’s comedy of mistaken identity starring Roger Daltrey and Michael Kitchen as two sets of identical twins.

Separated as children, the twins unknowingly find themselves living in the same city as adults. Confusion reigns as they become caught up in a brilliantly contrived series of misunderstandings involving their family and

CHILDREN’S MOVIE Brown Library Join us for family movies at 2 p.m.

Featuring “Pokemon — I Choose You!” July 26

July 18

July 8

ANNIVERSARY BLOCK PARTY Ribeyes Restaurant

July 25

WINE AND CHEESE PADDLE Inner Banks Outfitters 5 p.m. Join other kayakers and standup paddleboarders for this evening journey from Runyon Creek to Castle Island to watch the sun set. Toes in the sand, glass in hand and a guarantee to make a friend or five. After an evening on the water, return to Backwater Jack’s for live music. Call 252975-3006 to make a reservation. Life jackets are required to be worn. $50 with kayak rental; $30 without.

NSCA FUN SHOOT Hunters’ Pointe Sporting Clays Call 252-975-2529 or go to www. hunterspointenc.com/Events.html for more information.

TRADITIONAL MUSIC VARIETY SHOW Turnage Theatre Beaufort County Traditional Music Association Variety Show, 7pm.

Entertaining local musicians play a variety of traditional music. Admission Free: Donations Accepted.

Family Friendly Atmosphere at Turnage Theatre. For more information, visit bctma.org or call 252946-2504.

July 27

FRIDAY EVENING PADDLE Inner Banks Outfitters A guided 1-2 hour evening paddle either up Runyon Creek or up to the Washington waterfront (depending on conditions). Launch at 6:30 p.m. from Inner Banks Outfitters. Cost is $25 with kayak rental; $10 without.

Life jackets required. Call 252-9753006 to make a reservation.

AUGUST Aug. 1

PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW OPENING RECEPTION Turnage Theatre View this year’s submissions to the 2018 Photography Show: people, places, wildlife, mixed media and more. Juried by photographer Craig Ramsey. 5:30-7:30 p.m.

CHILDREN’S MOVIE Brown Library Join us for family movies at 2 p.m.

Featuring “Coco.”

Aug. 3

TIKI PARTY Backwater Jacks 7 p.m. Cool down the August temps with a drink from the Tiki bar and listen to The Still Shakers play your favorites all night! 252-975-1090.

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Aug. 4

SUMMER SLAM Festival Park 8 a.m. Washington’s premier CrossFit competition returns to Washington!

For more information, contact Manny Vidal at vidalpeakfitness@gmail.com.

HISTORIC GHOST WALK Downtown Washington Washington Haunts: The Historic Ghost Walk, 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 per person, cash only. Tickets on sale 30 minutes before the ghost walk. No reservations. Meet at Harding Square, at the rose garden at the foot of Market Street. The 90-minute ghost walk travels about one mile through three centuries of supernatural history. Not recommended for those younger than 10 years of age. For more information call Terry Rollins at 252-402-8595.

Aug. 5

HISTORIC GHOST WALK Downtown Washington Washington Haunts: The Historic

Ghost Walk, 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 per person, cash only. Tickets on sale 30 minutes before the ghost walk. No reservations. Meet at Harding Square, at the rose garden at the foot of Market Street. The 90-minute ghost walk travels about one mile through three centuries of supernatural history. Not recommended for those younger than 10 years of age. For more information call Terry Rollins at 252-402-8595.

Aug. 7

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT Beebe Memorial Park 6-8pm. NNO is an event celebrated all over the U.S., that brings the community and law enforcement together to fight against crime in our neighborhoods. It is also an opportunity for law enforcement and the community to come together in a positive setting to interact with each other. For more information, call Kimberly Grimes at 252-943-1715 or email kgrimes@washingtonnc.gov.

Aug. 9

SENIOR DANCE Washington Civic Center Singles and couples over 50 are welcome to come and dance the night away. 7 p.m., admission is $8.

50/50 drawing; door prizes; no alcohol/no smoking/no children.

Folkstone Stringband,” 7 p.m. Come enjoy music by this dynamic traditional string band. Admission is free; donations accepted. Family friendly atmosphere at Turnage Theatre. For more information, visit bctma.org or call 252-946-2504.

Aug. 18

Aug. 11

WINE AND CHEESE PADDLE Inner Banks Outfitters 5 p.m. Join other kayakers and standup paddleboarders for this evening journey from Runyon Creek to Castle Island to watch the sun set. Toes in the sand, glass in hand and a guarantee to make a friend or five. After an evening on the water, return to Backwater Jack’s for live music. Call 252975-3006 to make a reservation. Life jackets are required to be worn. $50 with kayak rental; $30 without.

Aug. 16

SUMMER REGIONAL CONCERT SERIES Turnage Theatre

MID ATLANTIC 12/24 Washington High School 7 a.m. Call Melissa Maxwell at 252945-9495 for more information. www. midatlanticultrasports.com Aug. 19

BROADWAY ON THE BIG SCREEN SERIES Turnage Theatre “From Here to Eternity,” 2-4 p.m. Sir Tim Rice’s epic new musical, From Here To Eternity, is adapted from one of the greatest novels of the twentieth century; a gripping tale of illicit love and army life which translates in to a breathtaking, romantic and excitingly original show. Suggested $5 donation.

Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase prior to the beginning of the event. Call 252-946-2504.

Aug. 25

SHINE THE LIGHT Festival Park 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Huge youth rally to raise awareness to the opioid epidemic and peer pressure to alcohol and drugs.

Same Power Ministries wants to let people know regardless of your age that there is help out here; you are not alone! Live music by One Promise from Pink Hill with all original music who are all recovering addicts. Testimonials, motivational speakers, hot dogs, chips. Please bring a chair or blanket to sit down on. Call 252-4029841 for more information.

Sept. 2

NSCA FUN SHOOT Hunters’ Pointe Sporting Clays Call 252-975-2529 or go to www. hunterspointenc.com/Events.html for more information.

SUMMER ENRICHMENT CLASSES for Kids

Classes for kids ages 6-18 • Sewing • Waitstaff Training • Cooking • 3-D Modeling • Theater Magic • CSI Boco • Chess • STEM Camp AND MANY MORE!

Classes beginning soon!

SOME REAL SUMMER FUN!

To enroll your child or get more info, see our new 2018 Summer Catalog or call 252-940-6375.

BEAUFORT COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE www.beaufortccc.edu