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What's Happening in Wilmington NC and local Beaches

Until 12/31:

Teacher’s Fund Raffle Ticketsfor sale - Intracoastal Realty Corp raffle to benefit the Teachers Fund.

Buy a ticket for $ 10.00 and win a chance to receive an Ipad 2.

Until 1/2: Downtown Holiday Tree Lighting. Riverfront Park, Downtown Wilmington

Until 1/4: Holiday Lighting of the Battleship. Downtown Wilmington 12/31: New Year’s Eve Cruise aboard Henrietta III Riverboat, Downtown Wilmington

12/31: New Year's Noon Countdown. The Children's Museum, Downtown Wilmington

12/31: Island of Lights New Year's Eve Countdown. Carolina Beach, NC
12/31: New Year's Eve Beach Party & Anchor Drop. Southport

1/13-16: Stripefest, Coastline Convention Center, Downtown Wilmington

1/16: Martin Luther King Jr. Parade. Downtown Wilmington

1/21-22: 4th Annual Cold Stroke Classic. Blockade Runner, Wrightsville Beach

Cuculorus Wilmington NC's famed Film Festival Starts Tomorrow...

Cuculorus, Wilmington’s famed film festival runs tomorrow through Sunday Nov 13.

Over 80 films and special events celebrate the medium and highlight new directors and actors.

Dance-a-Lorus helps kick off the event with a new show of dance and film at Thalian Hall. City Stage, Jengo’s Playhouse and the Soapbox all host films and events.

See schedule of events at www.cucalorus.org

Films, dance, tours, talks and even a musical about Blue Velvet are all part of this year’s celebration. This year’s 80+ films and events will be spread across four venues. Thalian Hall, City Stage, Jengo’s Playhouse and The Soapbox will all participate.

For those not familiar with our film story, Blue Velvet is the film that put us on the map 25 years ago and has lead to Wilmington being called Hollywood East and having the largest film studio on the East Coast.

Tickets and more can be found at www.cucalorus.org And you can find more films at Film Events

What's Happening this weekend in Wilmington NC and local Beaches....

What's Happening in Wilmington NC and local Beaches this Month



Looking for something to do this weekend - look NO further - Its Festival Time!!









All kinds of Festivals this weekend:






OCTOBERFEST: Wilmington's 10 annyal Oktoberfest -at the Racine Commons Shopping Center, 250 Racken Drive, Wilmington Admission 4 5.oo for more information check out



http://www.wilmingtonoktoberfest.com/ German food, beer and wiener dog races among other stuff.






Lighthouse Beer Festival - 3400 Randal Parkway. VIP passes - $ 45.00 with general damission for ages 21 and older is $ 35.oo./Designated drivers $ 13 but must be 21 years older also. Chance to sample feers from than 90 breweries. Live music included. http://www.lighthousebeerfestival.com/






NC OYSTER FESTIVAL - on Ocean Isle beach on 2nd street beside the Museum of Coastal Carolina. $5.00 http://www.ncoysterfestival.com/ Oysternshucking contest and Oyster Stew Cookoff.






Wilmington Neighborhoods: Tall Ships Landing - Wilmington's Hottest Selling New Home Neighborhood

Monday, July 4, 2011










Wilmington Neighborhoods:Tall Ships Subdivision just off Myrtle Grove Road in southern New Hanover County is one of Wilmington's Hottest New Home neighborhoods. As of last week Keith Beatty listing agent with IRC stated homes there were selling at the rate of 1 per week. Built by Hardison Company and Blanton Construction these handsome homes start in the $ 220K for a 4 bedroom, 3 bath home with a master with a garden tub. That is a great price for a new home built by these high end builders. The location is a leafy neighborhood 10 minutes from the beach and good schools. Local shopping and restaurants are also a short drive along with area conveniences. Call me today for more information.

Wrightsville Beach NC - one of World's Top 10 places to learn how to SURF!

Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina


With 300 miles of coastline and warm water, North Carolina is the premier surfing spot on the east coast (outside of Florida, at least). The water in the Outer Banks can be rough, but beginners will be perfectly at ease down the coast in Wrightsville Beach, with its friendly waves. Even when the beaches are crowded-and on busy summer weekends, they are-you can still find plenty of surf. If you can't find a place to stay in town, the friendly town of Wilmington, which sits at the mouth of Cape Fear River, is just 12 miles away.
Lessons and rentals: Wrightsville Beach Surf Camp
When to go: May through October
While you're there: Wilmington has some of best seafood restaurants on the coast and is the resting place of the famed battleship USS North Carolina. At the North Carolina Museum at Fort Fisher, visitors can take a journey down the Cape Fear River and learn about coastline habitats.

Information obtained from Away.com