Carolina Salt August 2019

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THINGS TO DO

MONDAYS, THURSDAYS

Stand-up Paddleboarding for Kids at the Aquarium [ 9–11AM ] Youths explore Bogue Sound on a

stand-up paddle board with an instructor to guide. During this adventure they will learn about the plants and animals that call the Roosevelt Natural Area home. Ages 6 and up. Pre-registration is required. At the Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores. Call 252-247-4003.

✪ ✪ AUGUST 9–11

BEAUFORT PIRATE INVASION

Prepare to be boarded in Beaufort from August 9–11 as the town recreates the pirate invasion of 1747. Reenactors, vendors and locals in regalia abound.

AUGUST 9–11

Beaufort Pirate Invasion

The Beaufort Pirate Invasion is the reenactment of an event that happened in Beaufort in 1747, when the town was caught up in a battle to defend itself from Spanish privateers. Blackbeard is also part of our local history and the wreck of Queen Anne’s Revenge is here to prove it, along with many other tales and legends of the notorious pirate. This annual event was created in 1960 to highlight this unique and historical victory. The story unfolds on the waterfront at Taylor’s Creek, throughout town and around pirate encampments. Professional pirate reenactors, villagers and merchants roam throughout town creating a historical and piratical presence for pirate enthusiasts of all ages to enjoy.

AUGUST 9

Beaufort Picture Show: ‘Woodstock’

[ 5PM, 8PM ] Beaufort Picture Show is a non-profit

✪ AUGUST 9

ASTRONOMY AT THE FORT

Come out to the Beach Access from 9–10 p.m. for a night of astronomy with Ranger Paul Terry. Telescopes will be set up. If you have a telescope, feel free to bring it.

organization formed to showcase a broad range of notable films that enrich lives, engage minds and build community. The early show is at 5 p.m.; the late show is at 8. Location: 1354 Lennoxville Road, Beaufort. For information, text only to 252528-7395.

AUGUST 9

Golden Pirates on the Silver Screen: ‘Treasure Island’ Golden Pirates on the Silver Screen is a new monthly movie series at the Maritime Museum in Beaufort. The museum will show five different movies, all starting at 6 p.m. in the museum’s auditorium. Treasure Island (1950), rated PG, will show on August 9. Admission is free and everyone who attends all five showings will receive a free pirate hat.

AUGUST 9

Astronomy at Fort Macon [ 9–10PM ] Come out to the Beach Access

✪ AUGUST 14

MOVIES IN AB: SMALLFOOT

Free outdoor movie from 8:30–10:30 p.m. at the Atlantic Beach Town Park at 915 West Fort Macon Road. Parking, snacks and restroom available. Bring a chair or blanket. 8

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MID–AUGUST TO MID–SEPTEMBER

(bathhouse) parking lot at Fort Macon and join us for a night of astronomy. Ranger Paul Terry will discuss the night sky and we will have telescopes set up for viewing the heavens. This is a clear weather event. If you have a telescope, feel free to bring it. No pets please. Location: 2303 East Fort Macon Road, Atlantic Beach. Call 252-726-3775 for more information.

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AUGUST 10

Swansboro Hook & Bones Redfish Open

Swansboro Parks and Recreation and Hook and Bones clothing and water lifestyle company are proud to present the 2019 Hook and Bones Redfish Open slated for August 10, 2019. The tournament weigh-ins and awards will take place at the Pugliese Pavilion in Olde Towne Square located on the corner of Front and Church Streets. The event will feature cash payouts for the top anglers, based on boats fishing, including a guaranteed first place payout of $5,000. In addition to main event winnings there is a $300 Hook & Bones early entry cash award for those registered by 5 p.m. on July 31, as well as contingency cash and prizes from sponsors, trophies and plaques. Coastal Conservation Association will be hosting a free youth fishing tournament in conjunction with the Hook and Bones Redfish Open. Kids fishing from land, boat or kayak will compete in multiple age groups for prizes including longest redfish, trout, flounder and many more! Awards will take place in Swansboro, but kids can fish at any inshore location. For more information and registration visit the tournament website at ccancfishingforthefuture. com or Facebook at CCA NC & Hook and Bones Fishing for the Future. The public is encouraged to attend live weigh-ins from 3 to 4 p.m. followed by the Fishing for the Future awards ceremony at 4 p.m. Awards for the Redfish Open will be at 5. There will be fun for the entire family with music, giveaways, vendors, games and a chance to meet teams and anglers. Children activities will be available. TUESDAYS, SATURDAYS

Roosevelt Natural Area Paddle Trip at the Aquarium [ 9–11AM ] Explore tidal flats and quiet backwaters

as you become aware of the intricate web of life thriving in this pristine natural environment. The Aquarium provides the canoe or kayak. Ages 8 and up. $30 At the Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores. Call 252-247-4003.

AUGUST 10

Summer Concerts In The Fort: Morehead Brass Consortium

[ 1PM ] All concerts are free although donations are

most welcomed. Doors open early for picnickers and all who want to take in the beautiful setting. Just in case it rains the concerts will be held inside the Visitor Center at the Fort. Morehead Brass Consortium will play pop and classic tunes. Location: 2303 East Fort Macon Road, Atlantic Beach. Call 252-726-3775 for more information.

AUGUST 10, 17, 24, 31

Jaycee Park Summer Concerts [ 7–8:30PM ] The Morehead City Parks and

Recreation Department sponsors a free summer


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