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Southeastern Wildlife Exposition 2010

Southeastern Wildlife Exposition 2010

Every year in February, the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition takes over Charleston. This year SEWE is returning for its 28th year. It is the largest wildlife art and nature event in the nation, so this is an event you don’t want to miss. The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition is traditionally held in the weekend...

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Much Ado About Books in Jacksonville, 2010

Much Ado About Books in Jacksonville, 2010

February is the month of book festivals in Florida for sure with Much Ado about Books in Jacksonville coming up right after the Amelia Island Book Festival. Amelia Island Book Festival takes place earlier in the month, on February 11-13, 2010. Much Ado About Books follows on February 26-27, 2010 with most of the events...

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Top 10 Endangered Areas in the South

Top 10 Endangered Areas in the South

Second Annual Top 10 Endangered Areas in the South, Announced by the Southern Environmental Law Center – Southeast region leads the country in contributing disproportionally to rising levels of carbon dioxide; South could suffer most from global warming, with low-lying coastal zone the hardest hit – –Two...

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What To Do in Savannah for Valentine’s Day

What To Do in Savannah for Valentine’s Day

Spending Valentine’s Day in Savannah is romantic enough for most of us who don’t live there. The beautiful parks, the river, and the live oaks makes a city to Savannah just perfect for romance. But if you still need a few ideas about what to do with your sweet heart in Savannah, Georgia, during your visit...

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Amelia Island Book Festival 2010 Coming Up

Amelia Island Book Festival 2010 Coming Up

The Amelia Island will take place February 11 – 13 at various Island locations. Some of the festival activities include: Classic Author Celebration on February 11 Writers’ Workshop – February 12 Readers’ day, including a featured authors luncheon and a children’s chapter. Authors include...

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Art & Entertainment

Southeastern Wildlife Exposition 2010

Southeastern Wildlife Exposition 2010

Every year in February, the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition takes over Charleston....


Much Ado About Books in Jacksonville, 2010

Much Ado About Books in Jacksonville, 2010

February is the month of book festivals in Florida for sure with Much Ado about Books...


Savannah Jewish Film Festival 2010

Savannah Jewish Film Festival 2010

The Savannah Jewish Film Festival starts on February 6, 2010 and continues through...


Amelia Island Book Festival 2010 Coming Up

Amelia Island Book Festival 2010 Coming Up

The Amelia Island will take place February 11 – 13 at various Island locations....


First Wednesday Art Walk, Jacksonville, FL – February 2010

First Wednesday Art Walk, Jacksonville, FL – February 2010

Art Walk in February in downtown Jacksonville, Florida Check out our First Wednesday...


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History & Heritage

Savannah Irish Festival 2010

Savannah Irish Festival 2010

The 18th annual Savannah Irish Festival takes place February 12-14, 2010 at the Savannah...


Black History Month at Brookgreen Gardens, South Carolina

Black History Month at Brookgreen Gardens, South Carolina

Brookgreen Celebrates Black History Month Murrells Inlet, SC- In observance of Black...


Colonial Faire and Muster at Wormsloe Plantation, Georgia

This is one of the great living history events on the coast of Georgia that returns...


Georgia Days 2010

Georgia Days 2010

Georgia Days is the signature educational program of the Georgia Historical Society...


Savannah Black Heritage Festival 2010

Savannah Black Heritage Festival 2010

The 20th Annual Savannah Black Heritage Festival takes place on February 6 – 21,...


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