Come out and enjoy some of the best collegiate baseball in the country for the last year before the championship, which has called Jacksonville home for the past three years, heads to Boston in 2009.
05/21/2008 – 05/25/2008
Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville: 301 A. Philip Randolph Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL.
904-358-2846
See Website for ticket information and more details.
Paintball in Jacksonville , Florida
Paintball is taking over Jacksonville. Come watch the exiting games when 175 top paintball teams from around the world compete on five fields outside to the Jacksonville Municipal Stadium. Each game lasts a maximum of 7 minutes and whichever team eliminates the other and captures the opposing teams flag wins the match. Other activities include The Trade Expo Show, interactive games and autographs being signed by Pro Players on Friday. Other activities include The Trade Expo daily form 9:00 -6:00 Free admission, interactive games, Pro players will be signing Autographs on Friday.
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8th Annual ALS H.O.P.E. Race – Isle of Palms, SC
The 8th Annual ALS H.O.P.E. Race is a 5K Run/Walk organized by the Physical Therapy Class of 2009 at the Medical University of South Carolina
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Street Music on Paris Avenue – Beaufort, SC
on Saturday, May 17th, 5:30pm.
Yo Art Project at the Library – Charleston, SC
The Palmetto Project presents an exhibition of photo works and posters by kids ages 6 – 15 from the Meeting Street Manor and Bridgeview Public Housing Residence. These photos and posters illustrate the children’s individual creativity as well as their insight into their community. There will be a reception Sunday, May 18 from 3 – 5 p.m. with refreshments and a multimedia presentation. The Yo Art Project is a facet of Palmetto Project programs and is presented in partnership with the City of Charleston Housing Authority, the Charleston Recreation Department, the City of Charleston’s Office of Cultural Affairs, and the Charleston County Main Library.
May 16 – June 16 at Main Library – 68 Calhoun Street, downtown: 805-6930