Friday, June 6, 2014

June 2014: Gallop through Time with Circle S Stables at MOA




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Contact: Lori Meads, Educator
Release Date:  Immediate
 (252) 335-1453
End Date:  July 15, 2014






Gallop through Time with Circle S Stables

The Museum of the Albemarle in conjunction with Circle S Stables will host Gallop through Time with Circle S Stables on Tuesday and Wednesday, July 15 and 16, 2014 from 9 a.m. until Noon for children 5 to 12 years old.  Pre-registration and camp fee are required, which includes a light snack. 

Participants will travel back in time to follow the evolution of prehistoric horses to the modern horse.  Discover how the horse aided over everyday lives, before planes, trains, and automobiles, and learn the proper care of this amazing animal. 

For More Information Call 252-335-1453

June 2014: MOA Fundraiser Dance featuring “Full Deck”









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      Contact:  Mary Cherry-Tirak
Release Date:  Immediate
                     (252) 335-1453
End Date:  June 28, 2014





Fundraising Dance featuring “Full Deck

A Fundraising Dance sponsored by…Friends of the Museum of the Albemarle,

 

On Saturday, June 28 (7 pm – 10 pm) the Friends of the Museum of the Albemarle, Gateway Bank, TowneBank of Currituck, Pepsi, and Budweiser look forward to presenting an evening filled with fun, great music, and dancing featuring the ever-popular local band “Full Deck.”  The fundraising dance will take place at the Museum of the Albemarle on the J. Wilson Jones, Jr. Festival Portico and Stage and will begin at 7:00 pm.  Dress comfortable/casual and come on out!
   Full Deck” performs a variety of musical styles including classic rock, blues, soft rock, Motown, a bit of country, as well as some original music; and features the original four band members of “Goose” that was formed back in the 1970s (Jerry Drew, Lindy Watts, David Lunsford, and Bruce Lamb).   After several years, when life got in the way and priorities changed, the bandmates went their separate ways, remaining in touch but placing their joined musical talents temporarily aside. 
    It was in 1995 that the four original band members reunited under the new moniker, “Full Deck.”   During that period and over the next fourteen years, several other local talented musicians, including Jerry White, became a part of the band.  Although others came and went, the original four remained pretty much intact while gaining the exceptionally-talented Chris Betts.  The band performed together over the next three years as “Full Deck” and entertained at practically every venue in the area including local nightclubs, the Potato Festival, Riverspree, private parties, wedding receptions, fundraisers, and in several Virginia venues.  After a three-year hiatus, those five bandmates came back together in 2013 with the addition of the much-needed keyboard talent of Sylvia Berry, bringing “Full Deck” to their complete six-member team. 
   You don’t want to miss this fun evening and other than brief intermissions, the band will continue to play through 10 pm.  Along with the great music and dancing, the ticketed event includes light snacks and a CASH BAR that includes Pepsi products, Budweiser products, and assorted wines.  So, bring a few extra dollars along with you to assure your thirst is quenched throughout the evening.  Cash Bar will accept cash only.    
   Don’t wait until the last minute to get your tickets as this is sure to be another sell-out.  There will be a few tables available as well as chairs, but to assure you have a seat, feel free to bring your own fold-up chair.  No seating will be reserved but will be on a first come basis.
*Cost per ticket:  (In Advance)… (Discount for Couples holding a current FOMOA Membership) $25 (current membership card must be shown); or Singles $15 per person regardless of membership. At the Door (regardless of membership) $20 per person.
   Tickets can be purchased at the Museum of the Albemarle only and the supply is limited.  Don’t miss this opportunity to have some early summer fun on Saturday, June 28.  
     The Museum of the Albemarle is free and open to the public Tuesday through Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm and is located at 501 South Water Street, Elizabeth City, North Carolina.  For more information call 252-335-1453 or visit us on Facebook.

June 2014: “Family Fishing Day” at Port Discover

For Immediate Release
Contact: Robin Kelly-Goss, 252-338-6117,
                        Chrissy Benton, 252-338-6117,
 
 
 
 
Family Fishing Dayat Second Saturday Science
on Saturday, June 14th 
 
Elizabeth City, NC —Join Katy Potok, a Fisheries Biologist with NC Wildlife Resources Commission, and Terry Boyce for a family fishing day and Angus’ birthday celebration. All fishing materials and lunch will be provided. Bring a chair and sunblock for “Family Fishing DayPort Discover’s Second Saturday Science program, on Saturday, June 14th, from 9:00-11:00am at Mid-Atlantic Christian University Park at the end of Poindexter Street. Registration is REQUIRED for this event as space is limited.
 
Second Saturday Science is free.  Port Discover is located at 611 East Main Street in Elizabeth City, North Carolina.  The science center’s hours are Tuesday through Friday from 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm, and Saturday from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm.  Programs can be arranged at other times for special groups.  To register for this program please call 252-338-6117 or email portdiscover@portdiscover.org.  Find out more about Port Discover at www.portdiscover.org.  Visit us on Facebook!

Thursday, June 5, 2014

June 2014: Bermuda and the Mid-Atlantic States at MOA




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Contact:  Charlotte Patterson,
Education Coordinator
Release Date:  Immediate
(252) 335-1453
End Date:  July 2, 2014





History for Lunch
Wednesday, July 2, 2014

Bermuda and the Mid-Atlantic States

The Museum of the Albemarle will host History for Lunch on July 2, 2014 at 12:15 p.m.  Bring your lunch and enjoy a lecture by a different speaker each month. The museum provides the beverage.  You may come earlier to eat your lunch before the lecture begins.                 

Thinking about a summer vacation? Take a visual vacation to Bermuda. Bermuda is probably best known today for its pink sandy beaches and clear turquoise waters.  It's also only about 650 miles due east of where we live today.  No wonder, then, that there are many historic connections between this island and the eastern seaboard of North America.  This PowerPoint talk by Martha Williams, museum volunteer and archeologist, will examine the long relationship between this tropical paradise and our region of the Mid-Atlantic states.

For more information concerning the event call 252-335-1453.

June 2014: Bonsai as Art at MOA



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Contact: Lori Meads, Educator
Release Date:  Immediate
 (252) 335-1453
End Date:  July 1, 2014






Back to the Past, with a 21st-Centurty Twist
Bonsai as Art

Join the Museum of the Albemarle for the lecture series, “Back to the Past, with a 21st -Century Twist”.  On Tuesday, July 1, 2014 at 10 a.m., Randy McKinney will discuss the ancient practice of Bonsai as an art form and its evolution in North America.

For More Information Call 252-335-1453



 

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