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Savannah Greek Festival

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St. Paul’s 57th Annual Savannah Greek Festival
St. Paul’s Greek Orthodox Hellenic Center
14 West Anderson Street • Savannah, Georgia

It’s that time again Savannah, our eagerly awaited 3 Fun-filled days of Food, Music, Fun.

Join us at the St. Paul’s Hellenic Center for live Greek music, traditional folk dancing, and authentic meals and pastries. Outdoor vendors and our very own “St. Pauls Bakaliko” will be available for any greek gifts, cooking ingredients, jewelry and other hard to find items. Tours of the beautiful St. Paul’s Greek Orthodox Church will be offered regularly by Father Vasile Mihai exploring the history of the Orthodox faith. Discover and learn more about this Christian religion that dates back to 33 AD. You don’t want to miss this event.

• $2 Entry Tickets or 12 tickets for $10
• Raffle Tickets are also being sold for $1, with 3 GRAND PRIZES this year
• 1st – 26″ HDTV w/DVD Player
• 2nd – Digital Camera
• 3rd – Greek Groceries Gift Basket
Savannah Greek Festival takes place on October 16th, 17th and 18th, 2008
11am – 9pm Daily

Little River Shrimp and Jazz Fest, South Carolina

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Little River Shrimp and Jazz Fest + October 11th & 12th, 2008

Held annually on Columbus Day Weekend, the Shrimp and Jazz Fest is quickly becoming the attraction of the year in Little River! Located on the historic waterfront in beautiful Little River, SC this festival provides a family oriented party that is fun for all ages. Entertaiment includes arts and crafts vendors, live Jazz music all day and, back by popular demand, the famous Shrimp Cookoff!
843-249-6604
www.shrimpandjazzfest.org

Taste of Charleston, South Carolina

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Read about Taste of Charleston, South Carolina 2009

The Greater Charleston Restaurant Association announces the 28th Annual “Taste of Charleston.” Significant changes have been made to this year’s festival. For the first time, the Taste of Charleston will be comprised of three separate events spanning three days: the Taste Iron Chef Competition on Friday, October 10th, the Taste of the Arts on Saturday, October 11th, and the Taste of Charleston at Boone Hall Plantation on Sunday, October 12th, from 10:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Proceeds from all “Taste” events will benefit Ronald McDonald House, Hollings Cancer Center and Charleston County Materials Resource Center. Additionally, contributions will be made towards College of Charleston and the Culinary Institute of Charleston scholarships.

“The traditional Sunday event has become so popular that we are expanding The Taste of Charleston into an exciting three-day format,” said Michael Saboe, Dean of the Culinary Institute of Charleston, “The benefits will be two-fold: even more members of the community will be able to participate and our charitable donation will increase accordingly.”

Returning to the main event on Sunday, at Boone Hall Plantation in Mt. Pleasant, SC, will be the second annual food and wine pairing with nearly twenty fine dining restaurants from the Lowcountry, as well as the famous “Waiters’ Race,” the Kids’ Corner–complete with a petting zoo, and cooking demonstrations by some of Charleston’s finest chefs.

The Taste will now offer a wider selection of specialty and import beers, as well as a Taste of Charleston gift shop hosted by Charleston Cooks!, where guests may purchase retail items from participating restaurateurs. Guests can also enjoy sounds from the local favorite, Eastcoast Party Band.

Tickets for the Taste Iron Chef Competition and the Taste of the Arts will be $10 a piece and can be purchased by calling the GCRA office at 843-577-4030. Advance tickets for the 28th “Taste of Charleston” at Boone Hall will sell for $10.00 and day-of tickets can be purchased at the gate for $12.00. Food tickets will be sold in $1.00 increments at the event. Tickets for Sunday’s main event will be available at all Charleston area Applebee’s Restaurants, the downtown Charleston Area Visitors Bureau, or by visiting

www.charlestonrestaurantassociation.com.

Free parking inside Boone Hall Plantation. Rain or shine. No pets or coolers and no tailgating, please.

Annual Family Picnic at the Dill Sanctuary

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Enjoy a family afternoon alongside the banks of the Stono River with the Museum’s Annual Family Picnic.  The entire family will enjoy a nature walk with Nature Scene’s Rudy Mancke, live bluegrass, a Lowcountry dinner by Charleston Outdoor Catering, SCDNR nature presentations, plantation games, hayrides and demonstrations by Birds of Prey.  Hosted by the Friends and Needed Supporters (FANS) of The Charleston Museum. Reservations are strongly recommended.  Register online or by calling 722-2996 x264
October 19, 1:00-4:00 p.m.
$7/child, $15/member adult, $20/non-member adult, children 5 and under free