'Dive-in' Movie Night - Saturday, August 27th at 6:00pm
Join us at the pool for our end of the summer celebration…
food, fun and a movie...yes, a movie by the pool!
We will also be rolling out our new Resident Advantage Program, so don’t miss out!
Go to the Sentient bean Thursday, May 26th for an awesome concert featuring Dare Dukes and Rebecca Pronsky!
Check out Rebecca Pronsky on her website, www.rebeccapronsky.com. To learn more about Dare Dukes, visit www.daredukes.com. Dare Dukes was chosen as Savannah’s best acoustic band of 2011 in the Connect Savannah readers poll.
The Sentient Bean is located at 13 East Park Avenue in Savannah, Georgia.
Get the freshest fruits and vegetables in the area at the Jasper County Farmers Market.
The Market is held every Friday from 1 pm to 6 pm and today is opening day! It is located at 9935 South Jacob Smart Boulevard, Highway 17, a half-mile south of downtown Ridgeland.
You can get not only homegrown and fresh fruits and vegetables, but also prepared meals, plants, and handmade crafts. Everything they offer can make a great gift!
Every season, the products change so you have to keep visiting to keep up!
Call 843-726-8126 for more information.
On May 28th, get ready to turn on your lawyer radar! The Lowcountry Legal Volunteers are holding the 10th annual Attorney Chase!
This 5K run and walk will benefit the Lowcountry Legal Volunteers, a nonprofit organization that helps resident of Beaufort, Jasper, and Hampton Counties who can’t afford legal assistance.
At 8 a.m. on May 28 at Coligny Beach on Hilton Head Island, lawyers will emerge from the dunes. When you spot one, catch them!
How will you know they’re attorneys? By their briefcases of course! Inside is a gift certificate. Catch them and you win a t-shirt and the gift certificate.
The entry fee is $25 before May 23 and $30 on the day of the race.
Call 843-815-1570 or email lcla@hargray.com for details and applications.
Read more: www.islandpacket.com
Who is the ugliest of them all?
Cosmo, a bulldog, just happens to be the ugliest in Bluffton!
Don’t think of the Ugliest Dog Contest as an insult to dogs; these pooches are so ugly, they’re almost beautiful! The winning dogs got handmade pottery trophies made by local potter Jacob Preston.
The Bluffton Village Festival had more than controversial contests;
they had over 150 vendors selling handmade jewelry, art, décor,
delicious food, and more! Surrounded by palm trees, this festival was
like a marketplace in paradise!
The After-Hours Party featured the Travis Powell Band.
The 33rd Annual Bluffton Festival, taken over by the Bluffton Rotary
Club in 2009, raises money for local charities. As of this year, they
are halfway to their $1 million goal!
Read more: www.islandpacket.com
Come and party with the South’s premiere party band.
These boys may look wholesome, but the know how to rock it out!
These old-time rock and roll guys will be performing after Freedom Fest, a day filled will fun, rides, dancing, face painting, arts and crafts, karate demonstrations, music, and food.
This Freedom Fest is taking place at 9935 Jacob Smart Blvd. in Ridgeland and is free for all! Entry into The Swingin’ Medallions will cost $10 for adults!
If you have any questions, call 843-726-8126.
The Hilton Head Seafood Festival offers up some of the best seafood in the area, for less than you’d pay for a night out!
Get in for $5 and sample the best of the participation restaurant’s for $2 to $5 a sample!
The Fourth Annual Hilton Head Seafood Festival runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at Shelter Cove Community Park.
Among the restaurants participating are Alexander’s, Crazy Crab, Black Marlin, Bluffton Oyster Co., Hudson’s and Marley’s, Kenny B’s, Red Fish, and the Old Oyster Factory.
You’ll get to see the chefs face off! They’ll have to make gourmet meals from a set of mystery ingredients.
Enjoy live music from Chris Jones, The Beagles, and Mike Korbar throughout the day!
Bring your kids for and they’ll have a blast with the bounce horses and games in the Kids Only Zone.
The Seafood Festival proceeds go to the American Cancer Society. It has raised nearly $250,000 since its re-establishment after 2001.
You love your pets. But they’re so expensive!
Even if you stick to the basics: you take your pet to the vet, get them neutered or spayed, get all of the shots they need, feed them quality food, and love them unconditionally.
But, it is still expensive.
According to American Pet Products (APPA) you will spend about $1,356 a year to take care of a dog and about $1,221 a year to have a cat. A projected $50.84 billion will be spent on U.S. pets in 2011, estimates the APPA.
There are ways you can cut the costs of having a pet, if you’re willing to put a little work and thought into it!
Clip coupons for pet products whenever you see them and stock up on your preferred pet food whenever there is a sale.
Take advantage of low cost clinics! The Humane Society for Greater Savannah and the pet supply store, TailsSpin often host low cost clinics offering vaccines.
In Ridgeland, the SNAC low-cost spay and neuter clinic is the best place to go to save money for those new pet owners.
Skip the pink tutus and sports jerseys! Your pets don’t need to wear them!
How do you save money on pet care?
More information: savannahnow.com
This is the perfect Mother’s Day gift! But you have to act fast!
Purchase a $50 gift card at Tanger Outlets, and you will have a great Mother’s Day gift set completely free!
Filled with a manicure and pedicure set and Harry and David treats, she’ll be able to pamper herself with a spa treatment and indulge in delicious fruits, chocolates, and pastries!
Be sure to give her the gift card, too so she can do a little shopping after relaxing!
Harry and David is also offering a Mother’s Day sweepstakes. But today is the last day to enter!
Visit www.harryanddavid.com to learn more!
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