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Charleston County Parks St. Paddy’s Pawlooza – March 12

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Every dog’s Irish on March 12!
Join us at North Charleston Wannamaker County Park for live, authentically Irish music, craft beer, and food trucks!

Date & Time
March 12, 2016, 12 – 4 p.m.
Admission – $5 per person
Dogs, kids 12 & under, and Gold Pass members are FREE!

Outside alcohol and coolers are prohibited. Pets must be restrained/leashed when not in the dog park. Park fees, operating schedules, and hours are subject to change without notice.

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Charleston Tells Storytelling Festival – March 11-12th

Charleston Tells Storytelling Festival

Set under magnificent moss-draped oaks, the third annual Charleston Tells Storytelling Festival brings together some of the best national and local storytellers with performances that reminisce about the carefree days of childhood, showcase humorous slice of life moments and transport audiences to significant times in history.

Similar to listening to Garrison Keillor’s Prairie Home Companion or being entertained by a great comedian, Charleston Tells celebrates the art and historical importance of storytelling.

Programs are planned for both Friday and Saturday nights, including outdoor ghost stories Saturday night. During the day Saturday, there will be multiple concurrent performances, including a tent with activities and programs the whole family can enjoy.

For tickets and information, click here.

LOCATION: Wragg Square, downtown Charleston

CONTACT: 843.805.6930

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Footlight Theatre: Dorothy in Wonderland – Feb 27 – March 13th

Dorothy “DOROTHY IN WONDERLAND”

A magical event for the entire family, “Dorothy in Wonderland” comes to the historic Footlight Theatre, 20 Queen St., for seven shows from Feb. 27 to March 13.

Click here for tickets and information.

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Charleston County Parks Where the Wild Things Run 5k – March 5

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March 5, 2016
Walkers, joggers, and runners of all ages come explore your wild side on the scenic nature trails at Caw Caw Interpretive Center. Caw Caw is actively managed for a variety of wildlife and a favored habitat for rare wildlife, so there is also the chance you may see a “wild thing” or two!

Fees & Registration
$34
$28 Charleston County residents*
$22 Move IT! Pass members
Online registration ends at 3 p.m. on March 4, but will be available on-site if space is available. T-shirts will be guaranteed for participants who register prior to February 19.
Packet Pick-Up: March 5, 7-8 a.m.
Trail run map

Kids Activities
Keep the kiddos (ages 6-12) entertained and educated while you run. Kids’ yoga and crafts will go on throughout the morning.

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Middleton Place – Easter Eggstravaganza – March 26th

block_eggs MARCH 26: EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA
Date: Saturday, March 26
Time: begins at 10 a.m.
Cost: free with general admission (advance reservations are requested)
Tickets: Click here to purchase Easter Eggstravaganza tickets online

Bring a basket for the egg hunts which will take place in the Gardens. Once found, the hard-boiled eggs can be taken to the Stableyards to be dyed. Additionally, children play colonial games, participate in the Egg Roll and Egg Toss, hear classic stories and make Easter crafts. Beyond the Eggstravaganza activities, families may linger at Middleton Place and delight in the day’s regular activities all afternoon.

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Magnolia Plantation and Gardens Youth Programs

Youth Programs at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens

reverse_r2_c7_f2 Magnolia Plantation & Gardens, with its historical significance and diverse natural habitats, is an ideal location to host educational programs for children of all ages. Students can re-live history at the plantation, which was established in 1676 and has experienced events such as early colonization, the Revolutionary and Civil Wars and Reconstruction. The history and contributions of the slaves who operated the rice cultivation here are interpreted inside restored cabins in which they lived. Wildlife is in abundance here, with the swamps, marshes and woodlands on the plantation. The Audubon Swamp Garden is home to one of the region’s most diverse nesting grounds of many species of herons and egrets. Alligators can also be safely observed at many locations throughout the swamp.

The Youth Programs include Boy Scout Merit Badge Programs, Camping, Field Trips, Outreach Programs, Birthday Parties, and the Zoo & Nature Center. Click here for more information about Magnolia’s Youth Program.

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Aladdin – February 13th

unnamed-2 Aladdin presented by the SC Ballet.

South Carolina Ballet will make your wishes come true when Aladdin and Jasmine fly on their magic carpet into the Performing Arts Center next Saturday, February 13th. Don’t miss this spectacular epic perfect for the entire family! Click here for tickets.

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Charleston Gaillard Center – Disney’s Fantasia – March 4th

Disney’s Fantasia Live In Concert

Disney shares one of its crown jewels of feature animation with a live orchestra concerts accompanying scenes from Walt Disney’s original FANTASIA (1940) and Disney FANTASIA 2000. Experience a selection of the magnificent repertoire from both films including Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker Suite. Other iconic moments from Disney’s stunning footage, such as Mickey Mouse as he dabbles in magic in Dukas’ The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and the mythical unicorns and winged horses that accompany Beethoven’s ‘Pastoral’ Symphony, will also be shown in high definition on the big screen with music performed live by The Czech National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ted Sperling.

PLEASE NOTE: Ticket prices are the same for all attendees. Everyone attending the performance, regardless of age, must have a ticket.

Click here for tickets.

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Roper St. Francis: Safe Sitter – February 15th

Safe Sitter

Time : Feb 15, 2016, 8:30am – 4:00pm
Cost: $55.00

Click here to register.

Description
This program teaches boys and girls ages 11 to 13 how to handle emergencies when caring for children, safe and nurturing child care techniques, behavior management skills, and appropriate responses to medical emergencies. The cost is $55 per student (includes backpack, class manual, and accessories). Its highly recommended that students eat a good breakfast and get a good night’s rest the night before coming to the class. Students should bring a bag lunch, but drinks and snacks will be provided.

Location
Bon Secours St. Francis Hospita, l2095 Henry Tecklenburg Dr., Classroom 1, Charleston, SC 29414

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Charleston County Parks Summer Camps

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Do you have kids or grandkids visiting for a couple of weeks this coming summer? If so, you can sign them up for one of the Charleston County 2016 Summer Camps.

Adventure awaits in the Summer Camp programs offered by your Charleston County parks! Our younger campers will enjoy the hands-on fun of Explorers Camp and Odyssey Camp, while older youth can explore a diverse assortment of outdoor activities at Adventure Camp, Teen Venture Camp, Sailing Camp, and our Junior Lifeguard Program. Designed to challenge, entertain, and inspire, our summer programs focus on developing physical, social, and decision-making skills while promoting self-confidence, environmental awareness, and, plenty of fun. We are committed to providing a positive and supportive summer experience for your child and you; come out and play with us!

Explorers Day Camp: Ages 6-9
Adventure Camp: Ages 10-12
Teen Venture Camp: Ages 13-16
Junior Lifeguard Program: Ages 10-16
Johns Island, Baptist Hill, and McClellanville Odyssey Camps: Ages 5-12
Junior Counselor Leadership Program: Ages 13-16
Camp Rise Above

Staff
Our staff is a carefully selected group of highly qualified individuals who are passionate about working with youth in a camp environment. Staff members are trained to assist in the development of self-confidence, cooperation, personal growth, and environmental awareness.

Collectively, the staff can confidently provide instruction and facilitation in:
Arts and craft projects, Canoeing, Challenge course facilitation, Environmental education, Group games, Kayaking, Leave No Trace principles, Lifeguarding, Mountain biking, Rock climbing, and Stand-up paddle boarding

Small group sizes allow counselors to provide individual attention in a group setting. All our staff are certified in first aid and CPR. Additionally, adventure and teen venture counselors are certified in wilderness first aid or wilderness first responder, while junior lifeguard counselors have Red Cross lifeguard training. The emotional and physical well-being of our campers is our top priority.

Registration begins February 1, 2016. Click here to learn more about the camps and to register.

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Free Carriage Rides This Sunday, January 31st

palmettocarriage Palmetto Carriage Works is advertising free carriage rides to all Tri-County residents on Sunday, January 31st, from 9 AM to 4 PM at the Big Red Barn, 8 Guignard Street, in historic downtown Charleston. The promotion is in thanks to residents for their support and for “helping to make Charleston beautiful.”

They advise coming early as the rides will fill up fast. The barn will be open for viewing the animals. Parking is available in their lot on the corner of Anson and Pinckney streets.

More information can be obtained by calling the Carriage Works at (843) 853-6125.

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Charleston County Parks – Climbing Team

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Team Charleston is committed to teaching kids ages 6 to 17 the importance of hard work, dedication, and teamwork. Our goal is to raise strong climbers and strong leaders in everything they pursue. The only criteria for membership are determination, commitment, and a mature and positive attitude.

Recreational Programs offer a fun and safe environment for beginners to learn about the sport of rock climbing. Basic climbing skills and safety are emphasized through a twelve week curriculum. Read more

Competitive Programs take the sport of rock climbing to the next level. Team members push themselves physically and mentally for a year of exciting competitions throughout the southeast US. Read more

Questions? Contact the Climbing Coordinator by email or phone at 843-762-8090 or visit the climbing wall at James Island County Park for further information. For more information on competitive climbing, visit USA Climbing.

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