team will receive complimentary passes
to the Berman Museum and a behind the
scenes Discovery Tour. Pre-registration is
required by calling 256-237-6261 or via
www.exploreamag.org.
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Creature Teacher at Anniston Museum
1pm - The Anniston Museum houses a
variety of live animals who enhance the
Exhibit Halls and educate our visitors.
Venture through the halls and meet a few
of the museum’s live animal ambassadors,
all while discovering what significance that
animal has to its environment. This pro-
gram is included in museum admission.
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Blind Draw Dart Tournament
at Darkhorse Saloon – 6pm
22
Rumble on Noble Concert Series
with Fly By Radio – 4:30pm
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A Night in New Orleans
6:30 at Classic On Noble
Come join us for the 3rd Annual “A Night
in New Orleans” $65/person - $125/couple
Includes an incredible Classic on Noble
buffet and entertainment by Victoria
Amato from Pat O'Brien's in NOLA. The
dress code is New Orleans flair! (Genuine
Bourbon Street accessories will on sale at
the event.) BE A SPONSOR! $1000 sponsor-
ship includes a reserved table for 8 guests,
8 drink tickets for pre-selected beer or
wine and 8 New Orleans Goodie Bags $500
sponsorship included a reserved table for
4 guests. All sponsors are acknowledge on
signage at the entrance and by announce-
ments during the event. To reserve your
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ticket, call The Right Place (256)-238-6231
or email [email protected]. All
proceeds are used to secure affordable
housing solutions for the homeless in our
community. Together we can make a differ-
ence!
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Gamecock Arts Summer Program
June 23rd - 28th
The School of Arts and Humanities at Jack-
sonville State University would like to in-
vite you to join us for GASP. The Gamecock
Arts Summer Program (GASP) is an oppor-
tunity for high school students aged 13-18
to experience college level art and perfor-
mance activities. This year we are offering
a Musical Theatre Intensive and a Visual
Arts Camp. This program is geared towards
talented students that are serious about
furthering their Arts and Humanities edu-
cation. The classes and workshops will be
taught by the faculty of the drama, music,
and visual arts departments. In addition to
participating in workshops, performances,
and art shows students will also have rec-
reation time on campus, as well as staying
in the dorms and dining at the Jack Hop-
per Dining Hall.
• There are residential and non- residen-
tial options for both the Musical Theatre
Intensive and the Visual Arts Camp. The
camps will be held separately, but the
recreation time will allow students to
come together and collaborate.
• GASP will be help at Jacksonville State
University June 23rd- June 28th, 2019.
• Registration deadline June 14, 2019.
• For more information and to register
please visithttp://www.jsu.edu/gasp
• Or email Camp Director Morgan Wor-
sham [email protected].
June 2019
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