Whale of Day Family Festival (Cape May County Herald)
07/05/2008 - 9:00a.m. to 07/05/2008 - 4:00p.m.
Vintage jewelry exhibit at museum (The Advance)
The Queens County Museum will hold a pre-jewelry exhibit and tea social in preparation of the upcoming, Bangles, Bobbles and Beads jewelry show. The pre-jewelry exhibit and tea social takes place June 26 from 3 p.m...
Weekend Planner: More than just Red, White & Blue (Philly.com)
Fireworks and Fourth of July festivities will dominate the plans of most folks through the weekend, but there's plenty more going on throughout the region.
Vintage Jewelry adds vintage furniture reproductions in Greer's historic downtown (The Greenville News)
GREER -- Vintage Jewelry on Trade Street in this city's historic downtown is expanding is offerings to include vintage reproduction furniture, according to a statement prepared by the Greer Development Corporation.
Holiday celebrations (The Patriot-News)
LOWER ALLEN TWP.
Polyester show celebrates Holland Museum exhibit on retro fashions (The Holland Sentinel)
Disco music, cocktail weenies, cheese spread and Ritz crackers set the mood. Emily Dykstra’s aunt bought her the brown plaid jumper and go-go boots she wore to the Holland Museum’s retro fashion show Polyester Live at the Holland Armory Saturday evening. “I bought it on eBay. It’s not like I had it in the closet,” said Kelli Veen, of Hamilton, giggling between words.
Queens County events and recreation (The Advance)
Church Service Every Sunday Zion United Church invites you to come worship Sunday's 10:30am...
Shepherdstown shares wares in its biggest Street Fest ever (The Herald-Mail)
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.VA. - Rob and Georgi Taylor spend their weekends selling homemade, hand-painted wood products at craft shows up and down the East Coast, and Saturday was no exception. The couple spent their day at the fourth annual Shepherdstown Street Fest, hoping to make at least enough money to cover the gas they spent to travel to the festival from Johnstown, Pa.
More than 70 vendors offer wares at Shepherdstown Street Fest (The Herald-Mail)
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. Rob and Georgi Taylor spend their weekends selling homemade, hand-painted wood products at craft shows up and down the East Coast, and Saturday was no exception. The couple spent their day at the fourth annual Shepherdstown Street Fest, hoping to make at least enough money to cover the gas they spent to travel to the festival from Johnstown, Pa. The Taylors were among the ...
Give a Little (Santa Barbara Independent)
Shop for cool deals and super savings while supporting the Carpinteria Valley Museum of History (956 Maple St.).
