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Friday Free Flicks Series Sponsored by Emerald Isle Parks & Recreation
Friday 6/13/2008 - Friday 12/12/2008
7:00 PM

Boatbuilding Classes at the Watercraft Center
Saturday 6/21/2008 - Sunday 9/28/2008
9:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Summer Tennis Clinics with Tony Pereira
Monday 6/23/2008 - Monday 8/4/2008

Spanish Mackerel Tournament First Annual Family Fishing Fund Raiser
Saturday 7/12/2008

Aquatic Adventurers Summer Camps at the North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores
Monday 7/21/2008 - Friday 8/22/2008

Ed Kilbourne Concert **Time Change**
Sunday 9/7/2008 - Sunday 9/7/2008
7:00 pm

Core Sound Decoy Festival
Saturday 12/6/2008 - Sunday 12/7/2008

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North Carolina Events

July: "Pathway to Freedom" Outdoor Drama
JULY 5, 2008. Snow Camp, NC. This play is an exciting account of the struggles and heroism of the 1840s and 1850s along the Underground Railroad from North Carolina to Indiana.

July: 47th Annual Roasting of the Hog
JULY 5, 2008. Beech Mountain, NC. One of the High Country's premier Independence Day celebrations. After years of perfecting the seasonings and homemade charcoal blends, our barbecue is arguably the best in the High Country. Enjoy music while dining outdoors (weather permitting, of course). And at dark, enjoy the fireworks display at a cool 4800 feet elevation! Menu: Barbecue pork, turkey breast, slaw, baked beans, potatoe salad

July: An Appalachian Evening Dinner & Concert
JULY 5, 2008. Robbinsville, NC. Come early and enjoy a true Appalachian dinner from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Live stage performances starting at 7:30 p.m. offering an ever-changing schedule of authentic Appalachian entertainment, including bluegrass, folk and mountain music, ballads, story telling and dancing. Performances by award-winning artists rich in cultural heritage. Quality entertainment for the entire family.

July: Annual 4th of July Celebration
JULY 5, 2008. Burnsville, NC. An old fashion celebration with music, children activities, food, and a wagon train. Starts at 10 a.m.

July: Cape Fear 7's Rugby Tournament
JULY 5-6, 2008. Wilmington, NC. Cape Fear 7's is the oldest and largest 7-a-side weekend rugby tournament in the entire United States and attracts over 60+ teams from throughout the United States and from many international locations.

July: Christmas in July
JULY 5, 2008. West Jefferson, NC. Original and handcrafted arts & crafts,plus special music, performances, food and fun for all plus Civil War reenactment, livestock show, and much much more.

July: Classy-Chassis Car Show & Country Flea Market
JULY 5, 2008. Wilmington, NC. Antique & Classic Cars and Motorcycles on the grounds of the historic Poplar Grove. Dash plaques-first 100 entries, Wall plaques-top 50, Specialty Trophies. Food & beverages, vendors and valve cover racing.

July: Cold Mountain Heritage Tour
JULY 5-6, 2008. Waynesville, NC. The Cold Mountain Heritage Tour, celebrates and preserves the enormously rich heritage of Bethel Community located in Haywood County in the mountains of Western North Carolina. This rural area is also fortunate to be the real home of ?Inman? from Cold Mountain.Inman was born, lived, murdered, and buried in Bethel. Inman?s gravesite, the location of which has been quietly maintained since 1864 when he was killed, is featured on the tour. ...

July: Coon Dog Day Festival
JULY 5, 2008. Saluda, NC. A great day for dogs and their people. Breakfast served at Fire Department (7am - 10 am), 5k run, 42nd Annual. Contests and judging for the dogs (1pm Saluda Elementary School grounds), crafts, live music (12:30 to midnight), a parade (11am) and a street dance (8pm - midnight) for the people.

July: Fourth of July Parade
JULY 5, 2008. Sparta, NC. This small mountain town loves a parade and just about everyone from the town and surrounding communities line up along Main Street to watch the color guard, floats, fire trucks, old cars and marchers.

July: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers with special guest Steve Winwood
JULY 12, 2008. Raleigh, NC.

July: Fourth of July Parade
JULY 5, 2008. Oriental, NC. Join the folks of Pamlico County as they celebrate the Croaker Festival and Independence Day with an awesome parade through the streets of the village, ending at the Croaker Festival grounds at Lou-Mac Park on the Neuse waterfront. The Festival ends with a huge fireworks display over Oriental's Harbor.

July: Free Day at the Cape Fear Botanical Garden
JULY 5, 2008. Fayetteville, NC. Take an invigorating stroll through hiking trails, landscaped lawns, verdant specialty gardens, and relaxing vistas. Located where the Cross Creek and Cape Fear River meet.

July: Freedom, Equality & Individualism: Independence Day
JULY 5, 2008. Winston-Salem, NC. Activities will include the Salem Light Infantry Company (drilling & firing demonstrations), hands-on opportunities and fire drills. Interpretation will focus on the themes of freedom, equality & individualism.

July: Gold Dig # 2
JULY 5-6, 2008. Union Mills, NC. Join the miners at Thermal City and find Gold!

July: Guilford Militia Encampment
JULY 5-6, 2008. High Point, NC. The Revolutionary War Reenactment group returns to the historical park. Come learn about the life of a Revolutionary War soldier. All ages welcome. Saturday: 10am-4pm; Sunday: 1-4pm

July: Hot Nights & Hot Cars, Pilot Mountain Cruise-Ins
JULY 5, 2008. Pilot Mountain , NC. Hot Nights & Hot Cars, 2008 Cruise In-Downtown Pilot Mountain, NC Featuring Beach Music and R&B The Following Cruise-Ins from 4pm-9:30pm. July 5-Mixed Emotions Antiques, Street Rods, Classic, Pro Street, Muscle Cars, and Motorcycles Welcomed! Free Admission-Bring Lawn Chairs For Information call 336-374-2353/ or 336-368-2527 Sponsored by Mt. Pilot Now Directions: Take US 52/I-77 to Pilot Mountain Exit. ...

July: Independence Day Parade
JULY 5, 2008. Blowing Rock, NC. The Grandaddy of all small-town parades!

July: Independence Day Weekend Celebration
JULY 5, 2008. Henderson, NC. "The Sights & Sounds at Kerr Lake" and the "Parade of Lights on Water", a lighted boat parade. Features live entertainment, dancing, food vendors, tee-shirts and glow sticks for sale along with boats decorated with lights in a patriotic theme to honor our military personnel followed by a large fireworks display over the water.

July: Lake Gaston Annual Fireworks Display
JULY 5, 2008. Littleton, NC. 9:00 p.m. Eaton's Ferry Bridge, Littleton, NC 27850

July: Liberty's Fun Fourth Celebration and Fireworks
JULY 5, 2008. Liberty, NC. Enjoy the tantalizing smells - and eat the foods that go with the odors - while walking Liberty's booth-filled, downtown streets. Come celebrate Independence Day in the town named after freedom, Liberty, NC! This festival will have a variety of quality vendors offering a diverse selection of arts, crafts, food, music & fun! Fireworks will conclude the celebration.

July: Live Music & More at The Historic Orchard at Altapass
JULY 5, 2008. Spruce Pine, NC. Live music and mountain dancing, storytelling and hayrides, monarch butterfly raising, naturalist tours and birding walks, arts and handwork demonstrations, book signings and more. Every week, Wed-Sun. The Orchard is located on the Blue Ridge Parkway at Milepost 328.3.

July: Live music at Switzerland Cafe & Zack's Pub
JULY 5, 2008. Little Switzerland, NC. Whipdaddies perform classic rock and jazz.

July: Mud Bog & Power Wheels Races
JULY 5, 2008. Poplar Branch, NC. It?s time to get down and dirty at the Dennis Anderson's Motor Sports Park! Hear the engines roar and watch mud fly as drivers push their vehicles to the limit while racing through a mud pit to the finish. Race categories include: Street Class (street legal trucks and stock), Super Stock Class, Modified Class, Super Modified Class, and Unlimited Mudders. ...

July: Music in the Mountains
JULY 5, 2008. Bryson City, NC. Regional talent is showcased in a relaxed, outdoor venue located in the heart of historic downtown Bryson City. Bring a chair or blanket and settle in for an evening of great music. Free admission. Great Smoky Mountains Railroad Depot, Everett Street. Saturday evenings.