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YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE FOR DINING • SHOPPING • DANCINGTENNIS • GOLF • WATER SPORTS • KIDSTUFF AND TEEN TIPS

PLUS AN EASY TO USE MAP OF WHERE TO GO ON HILTON HEAD ISLAND

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Y O U R S W I T H O U R C O M P L I M E N T S

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What To Do...........................................6

Reasons for all Seasons ...................8

Since Your Last Visit......................... 10

List of the things I would not Miss12

Worship Services...............................14

Where To Shop ..............................16-28

Organizations ...................................30

Real Estate Opportunities ..............31

Where To Dine...............................32-51

History...............................................46

Less Than An Hour Away..................53

Happy Hours ......................................54

Dancing/Entertainment ...................55

Where & When..............................56-67

May Calendar ...................................67

Where to Play Tennis........................68

Where to Play Golf...........................69

Teen Tips / Kid’Stuff.....................70-72

Nautical Notes ............................73-95

May Tides..........................................84

Map Listings/Advertisers Locations...88-90

Finding Your Way Around Map ......92-93

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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

About This Month’s CoverCOASTAL BEAUTIES by Glenda Cason

This stunning Oil on Linen captures your eye as you enterEllie’s Gallery & Boutique at South Beach Marina. The size is 36x 48 and would make a striking addition to your home or office.Capturing the Lowcountry in its complexity of colors, Ms.Cason’s work is easy on the eye and elegant in its simplicity. Asthey say, Art is never an extravagance. Ellie’s Gallery & Boutiqueis delighted to represent a portion of her lowcountry collection.Ellie’s also features an eclectic selection of clothing that willmake you the ‘star’ of your own party when you get back home.Ellie’s is open 10am-8:30pm every day. 843-671-2299

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What To DoART GALLERIES & ANTIQUES

See WHERE TO SHOP (Art Galleries and Antiques). ArtLeague of Hilton Head at Pineland Station Suite 207 wel-comes art lovers: 843-681-5060. Arts Center of CoastalCarolina near Shelter Cove Harbour features new artexhibits monthly. Exhibitions & musical performances yearround. 843-842-ARTS. Photographers & artists on theisland specialize in creating your permanent memories onHilton Head. Art Academy of the Hilton Head Art League,106 Cordillo Parkway, offer a variety of art classes 842-5738

BEACH12 miles of gentle sloping beaches that range up to 600 feetwide at low tide. See NAUTICAL NOTES for current tidetables. Tide levels change as much as 6-8 feet approxi-mately every 6 hours. Very important if you’re planning along jaunt via beach. Coligny Circle and Folly Field Rd. arethe most popular public beaches. There’s a new park at theend of Burke’s Beach Rd. And no glass on the beach. Nodogs between 9-5pm daily Memorial Day to Labor Day.

BICYCLES RENTALSFor Good Exercise and a Great Way to See the Island

AAA DISCOUNT BIKE RENTALS 842-9900!BICYCLE BILLY’S 785-7851BUBBA’S BIKES 785-3971 (Beds too!)ISLAND PEDALS BIKES RENTALS 842-5522 SUNDANCE BIKE RENTALS 785-8737VCR BIKE RENTALS 785-4899(& beds & beach stuff)

CHILDREN / TEEN STUFFSee Teen Tips & Kid’Stuff for more listings

ADVENTURE COVE FAMILY FUN CENTER FollyField Rd. & Hwy 278. World-class miniature golf course.Parties. Use the coupon 843-842-9990

ISLAND RECREATION CENTER 843-681-7273.THE SANDBOX 18A Pope Ave. Children’s Museum. 842-7645LEGENDARY MINIATURE GOLF Two locations: Hwy

278 686-3399 / Pope Ave 785-9214 Use the coupon.CRABBING

Requires twine, net, chicken necks & bucket. Keep crabs aliveuntil you’re ready to cook them. Crabs live longer in a dry pailor on ice. Its illegal to keep females with roe (the spongy orangeegg sack). We suggest Shelter Cove Marina, South Beach,Palmetto Dunes in the miles of lagoons. Or Sea Pines

DINING AT ITS BESTSee WHERE TO DINE Editorial listings are by speciality as

well as by the special hours you might be ravenous. GOLF (PUBLIC COURSES)

See WHERE TO PLAY GOLF for a listing of the Island’soutstanding public courses. Miniature golf for the kids andfor the family are popular day and night. (Lighted courses)Professional instruction, call 843-686-3355 at GoldenBear Golf Club for junior and adult players.NIGHT LIFE - ENTERTAINMENT

See HAPPY HOURS & ENTERTAINMENT REAL ESTATE TOURS

See REAL ESTATE OPTIONS. Own your own“bit ofheaven.” Beautifully decorated models open daily.

RECYCLERS INFORMATIONOff Dillon Rd. Left onto Gateway Circle, Right on SummitDrive. Bins collect aluminum cans, 3 colors of glass: clear,green & brown, newspapers & magazines. Plastics.

SHOPPINGWHERE TO SHOP Remember friends back home. The sales

are worth your visit. The bragging rights can't be estimated.

HISTORICAL & ENVIRONMENTALTOURS & EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

AUDUBON NEWHALL NATURE PRESERVEPalmetto Bay Road. Self-guide brochure indicates labelednative plants. FREE. Open daily. 843-842-9056 / 842-9246

CALIBOGUE CRUISES TO DAUFUSKIE ISLANDLearn about the Gullah Culture. Enjoy a fascinatingtrip & narrated adventure to Daufuskie Is. 342-8687

COASTAL DISCOVERY MUSEUM 100 Wm HiltonPky. Enjoy history & ecology exhibits. Variety oftours. Special group trips by request.689-3033 ext221

GULLAH HERITAGE TRAIL TOURS Experience theGullah culture of Hilton Head. 2 hr narrated trip through10 neighborhoods established during the Civil War. Wed,Thurs, Fri. & Sat.10am & 2pm. Sun 2:00pm. 681-7066

HERITAGE LIBRARY FOUNDATION Suite 300Courtyard Bldg. Outstanding facilities for researchingyour family tree. Microfish, microfilm, computerbased CD rom & a large collection of books. 686-6560

INDIAN SHELL RING Sea Pines Plantation. Part ofSea Pines Forest Preserve. Listed on the NationalRegister of Historic Places.

OUTSIDE HILTON HEAD Since 1979, offering educa-tional excursions to Daufuskie Island, Page Island &other back islands. 1-800-686-6996

SEA PINES FOREST PRESERVE ECO TOURS Open8 am-7pm. 7 miles of trail, fishing pond, Waterfowl Pond& Indian Shell Ring. Free self-guide brochure. 363-4530

WADDELL MARICULTURE CENTER(a South CarolinaDept of Natural Resources facility) Morning tours mostdays of the property, ponds & fisheries. FREE!http://www.dnr.sc.gov/marine/mrri/waddell. 837-3795

ZION CEMETERY & BAYNARD MAUSOLEUM Hwy278 & Mathews Drive.(mm 6) Built in 1846, thelargest antebellum structure still intact on the Island.

HORSEBACK RIDINGTRAIL RIDES, PONY RIDES & SMALL ANIMAL FARM

Lawton Stables in Sea Pines on Greenwood Drive.Escorted trail rides through the scenic Sea Pines ForestPreserve. Open every day. 843-671-2586

SENIOR’S ACTIVITIESSHARE SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER 6 Office Park

Way. Bridge, poker, exercise classes, sports, etc. Meetsome very nice people. 843-785-6444.

THEATRES / MUSICAL ARTS ARTS CENTER OF COASTAL CAROLINA (Shelter Cove)842-ARTSCOLIGNY THEATRE (Coligny Plaza) 843-686-3500HILTON HEAD ORCHESTRA Concerts: 1st Pres.Church 842-2055HILTON HEAD YOUTH THEATRE 3000 Main St. 689-MAINNORTHRIDGE CINEMA 10 ( Mathews Drive) 843-342-3800PARK PLAZA CINEMAS (off Greenwood Circle)785-5001SC REPERTORY CO 136 Beach City Rd. 843-681-5194SEA TURTLE CINEMAS Buckwalter Pkw Bluffton 706-2888VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (at Hilton

Head High School) 843-681-3560

WATER SPORTSNAUTICAL NOTES & the Salty Dog Tide Table for water-oriented activities. Kayaking, Jet skis, sailing, fishing, para-sailing, waterskiing. Take your camera. Capture the fun.

WHAT’S HAPPENING & WHENSee WHERE & WHEN and the CALENDAR. Fill everyday with wonderful memories.

WORSHIP SERVICESOur churches welcome you. See WORSHIP SERVICESpg 14 Call the church of your choice.

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Outstanding accommodations, great restaurants,value driven & stylish shopping, a different golf

course for every day of your visit, enough tennis part-ners (if you didn’t bring your own), hundreds of tenniscourts, great sailing, fishing & days of play on and inthe water, a plethora of spas to keep you relaxed.Hilton Head Island has become a year-round vacationchoice. More corporations, associations and groups aretaking advantage of the wide variety of activities forfamilies this time of year as well as other seasons. Whileyou're here, ask about group rates & attractive off-season rates for your next visit. You’ll be impressedwith the professional & helpful staff to help make yournext meeting the best one yet.

Did you miss the golden arches usually seensilhouetted against the sky or dozens of neon signsflashing “Welcome”as you drove onto the island? Not inthis town!! Even the Red Roof Inn doesn’t have a brightred roof on Hilton Head (they did manage to get theTown to approve a muted red roof)! Our business com-munity conforms to very strict building codes & signage(very few neon lights) that protects the beauty andintegrity of the original plan of development for theIsland. If you have been to Hilton Head Island before,you’ll be surprised to see lots of new development andnew shops on Hwy 278 from Sun City coming towardHilton Head. Exit 8 off I-95 has made it much easierto approach the island directly, and the milemarkerson Island as well as the Cross Island Expressway (toll)around the island directly to the Sea Pines Circle, arevery helpful as well. (Don’t speed.)

Hilton Head offers different opportunitieseach season of the year. There’s always a full calendarif you want to stay busy; or you may elect to lay back,relax and enjoy the tranquility our plantation environ-ment provides. Just a few reasons to visit in even anoth-er season, consider the following tournaments, events &seasonal pleasures and this is just the beginning........... MAY/JUNE May is one of the most beautiful months.

Yacht Hop at Harbour Town for Hospice in May, RibBurnoff in Shelter Cove Community Park. BRAVO: amonthlong celebration of the arts continues. Harbourfestbegins in June. Stingray Basketball Camp is in Juneand July.

JULY/AUGUST 4th of July Celebrations! Water sports,beach fun, kayaking, sailing, warm ocean waters &wide beaches for you and your family to enjoy. Lots offamilies having a great time!!!

SEPT/OCT Sports Season!! Tennis & golf tournaments,lots of water sports. Kayak Around the Island forCharity, Oktoberfest, Chili Cookoff, Halloween, HiltonHead Area Hospitality Fall FoodFest Sept 8-13.WineTime, ZinFest in October.

NOV/DEC Concours d’Elegance is the first weekend inNovember. Christmas shopping on Hilton Head is thebest! Enjoy the unhurried island atmosphere. Holidayparties, brilliant charity events, “Nutcracker”, Festivalof Trees, plus many, many Christmas boutiques.

JAN/FEB 2010 Sunshine and “winter season rates”.Winter Carnival co-ordinates with the Heart AssocGala. A monthlong Gullah Celebration in Feb. Van derMeer Tennis Center hosts The International TennisSymposium $25,000 Championships.

MARCH SpringFest 2010! Features the largest outdoorWine Festival on the East Coast. March 11-13 spon-sored by Hilton Head Area Hospitality Assoc. GrandTasting March 12, Public Tasting March 13. St.Patrick’s Day Celebrations on the island &Savannah,GA. International Piano Competition

APRIL Verizon Heritage of Golf April 12-18 2010.International television coverage. Tickets/details:1.800.234.1107. Tickets are also available through TheChamber of Commerce. 843.785.3673.

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Should you arrive early, and can’t check into your villa orhotel until 4:00 pm, take a few minutes to look through

“Where and When” and the “Calendar”. Take a walk on thebeach. If you’re hungry, enjoy a sandwich or hors d'oeu-vres, maybe a cool drink. Begin unwinding even before youunpack your bags. Use the coupons!!!SEE WHERE AND WHEN CALENDAR Concerts, plays.

Enjoy the clean, fresh air. You’ll be glad you chose thistime of the year to come to Hilton Head. You can take yourdog to the beach again (until Memorial Day, then its after5pm.) islanders get out and enjoy lunches & early dining,then stay to play late at some of the clubs. So much to doin May. And you’ll love the beach.

BEACH MARKET Its not the most opportune time to beginimprovements in the Coligny Circle/Beach Market area; butdon’t let that stop you from finding Funky Beach Surf &Streetware and Hinchey’s. Your children will want to gettheir hair braided (you might too) and get a tattoo (don’tworry, they’re not permanent, so let them play). Next stopHinchey’s for GREAT hamburgers, sandwiches, salads, andentertainment at night.

BIG BAMBOO Coligny Plaza oceanside.If you arrive early forcheck in, Big Bamboo is a great stop for the family. Enjoysome great family food, plus live Jimmy Buffet musicbeginning at 1pm on Saturday. (Lunch actually starts at11:30. They’re all ready to help you begin your vacation onHilton Head. (The perfect send off to go back home after agreat week on the Island.) And think of The Big Bamboo anyday of the week for lunch (they are closed on Sunday).

HILTON HEAD ISLAND SCAVENGER HUNT with aGPS (global positioning system). After being briefed onhow to use the technology and given coordinates for thefirst hunt location, you use the GPS to search for specialspots on the Island. A great way to discover Hilton Head.Call Outside Hilton Head 1-800-686-6996 to ‘play’ today.Make it a family experience. You’ll have a good time.

ISLAND WINERY 12A Cardinal Rd (look for the blueawnings) is the ONLY winery on Hilton Head that makes& bottles their wines on Hilton Head. Reasonably priced.Made from grapes from fine vineyards in Chile, Italy &Calif. Stop by anytime between 12:30-5:30pm Mon thruSat. Wine Tasting Happy Hour is every Mon thru Thursbeginning at 4pm ($15). Take home souvenir bottles oftheir speciality wines. Have yours autographed. And now,Experience Wine Flights Mon thru Sat 12:30-2:30. $7 perflight. Relax and enjoy a flight of wine with your compli-mentary cheese tray. 843-842-3141

THE FRESH MARKET in The Fresh Market Shoppes con-tinues to deliver the freshest vegetables, the finest cuts ofmeat and a beautiful selection of fine wines and made toorder salads and entrees from their deli. The cheeses areunique and there is always someone at the counter to helpyou make the perfect choice for your spur of the momentparty or for late night snacks. Residents from nearby townsand cities make a special visit to The Fresh Market for thosehard to find and speciality items you don’t find everywhere.(You’ll be the ‘hostess with the mostest’ (and you don’t have totell them you had it totally prepared at The Fresh Market.)Pick up some fresh flowers, an orchid or potted plant tobrighten your day, your villa or room or a love gift.

BISTRO MEZZALUNA RESTAURANT TAPAS & WINEBAR has changed their name to reflect the wonderfulnew menu of tapas as well as their outstanding wine list.Early bird is 5:00-6:30. The owners, Valerie and Mark arethere to greet you. A big new tapas menu you and yourfriends will enjoy or ordering several to share: AngusTenderloin with Stilton Cheese and a Brandy Demi Glace,Lollipop Lamb Chops, Stuffed Banana Peppers, Sliders,Green lip Mussels, Flash Fried Brie, lots more. (In the bararea only.) And if you’d like to order from the regularmenu, I can promise you, you’ll always have some to takehome for a midnight snack or lunch the next day. Localsknow ‘where to go’. Stop in on Wed 6-9pm. Teri Reni-Powers, one of the most loved musicians on the island per-forms & Target entertains on Friday nights. 843-842-5011

THE PORCUPINE TRUNK SHOW LAFAYETTE 148May 27 & 28. Ladies rejoice! If you’re in town those dates,you have to be there. If not, www.porcupinestyle.com.And if you like to shop, its definitely where to go.

ISLAND SOMA THERAPY has added so many techniquesand events to their schedule this year. Monthly drum cir-cles, yoga, meditation, and 4-handed/tandem massage justto name a few. Many healing techniques to enjoy whileyou’re on the island. www.islandsomatherapy.com Aleader in education, healing and spirituality as well asholistic bodywork.

STAND UP PADDLE BOARDING Its the ‘fastest growingwater sport in the world right now’. And its going to takeHilton Head by storm. Safe, fun & easy. Great in flatwater or surf...and a phenomenal core workout. OutsideHilton Head is the area’s Stand Up Paddle BoardHeadquarters offering daily clinics, board rentals, groupexcursions and of course, they sell a wide variety of boards.Its the next thing you have to have. 1-800-686-6996

THE ELECTRIC PIANO 27 Park Plaza (behind AlligatorGrille) Open 9pm till 2am Wed thru Sun. New owners,Adam and Kelly offer friendly service, great entertainmentand dancing to some of the island’s most popular enter-tainers. Always a good time. Every night is a good night.The happening place. You’ll enjoy the entertainment, theambiance, the great people who come for a wonderfulevening. For the 30-55 crowd (but who’s counting)

CHEF RYAN ALPAUGH 2009 IRON CHEF AWARDWINNER Another good reason to make reservations atAlligator Grille & Sushi Bar. Amid extremely tough com-petition at 2009 Cooks & Books Iron Chef Cook-Off, ChefRyan took top honors. And he’ll prepare award winningdishes for you and your guests as well, when you visit. Anddon’t miss the sushi hour at Alligator Grille’s bar.

BICYCLE BILLY’S IS BACK!!!. We always say that its hardto leave Hilton Head for long. And Billy Fink has returnedto the island with all new bikes and friendly service. Callhim at 843-785-7851.

RUAN THAI CUISINE 811 Wm Hilton Parkway & 26Towne Dr. (Belfair Towne Village). Authentic Thai Cuisine.Crispy Duck, delicious curries, whole Snapper and one oftheir most popular dishes Shrimp & Scallop MussamanCurry. (Ask for the black rice or a combination of black &white!) Wonderful restaurant. Vegetarians will find won-derful choices as well. Order yours mild, spicy or tears inyour eyes, you’re sure to be pleased. Open for lunch Monthru Sat and dinner every night.

DESIGNS BY CLEO Cleo is new to the Island from NewYork. Her shop is in The Gallery of Shops at the Sea PinesCircle. Cleo’s unique designs reflect her originality and herartistic brilliance. She favors working with freshwaterpearls, turquoise, amethyst, yellow jade and other semi-precious stones. Having trouble finding the perfect pieceto compliment a special outfit? You’ll be thrilled the artthat she designs for you to wear. The perfect gift.

MASSAGE Nothing like a massage to make your weary andoverused muscles feel so much better. Hours at the com-puter leave you with tense muscles that a hot stone mas-sage does wonders for. When you make your appointment,don’t be afraid to tell your masseuse the type of massageyou like. Some like a gentle, relaxing massage, others pre-fer a deep therapeutic type of treatment. The best one foryou is the one that makes so glad you gave up an hour orso of your day. Golfers, tennis players, runners, pianists,computer gurus, we all need some special care. Or thatlittle catch in your shoulder.......Start today to take bet-ter care of yourself.

MONKEY BUSINESS Park Plaza (in the corner, you’ll hearthe music. Big dance floor, great entertainment.Beginning May 25 Monday night is Teen Night 7pm-mid-night. Ladies night is Thursdays in fact, something spe-cial every night but Tuesday (come on, they need a night torecover from all the action and fun.) (Till May 25, itsWednesdays thru Sundays. Good times!!!!

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Enjoy Gregg Russell's Concerts May 22 thru 24 and 27 thru 29 from 8:00-9:30pm.Gregg's Summer Concerts begin May 31 thru August 28 from 8:00-9:30pm.

For information on summer activities and the new Harbour Town Passport Program,please call 843.842.1979 or visit our new FACEBOOK link at HarbourTown.com.

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FREE (OR ALMOST FREE“Today I will commit one random act of senseless kindness”

CCHECK OUT TIDE CHART and go for a long walk onour beautiful beaches, (better yet, ride your bike). You’ll

pass several beautiful hotels, oceanfront homes, & enjoythe soft breezes you came here for. Tides fluctuate asmuch as seven feet. Plan ahead & leave your towels & pic-nic supplies far enough back so they won’t get soaked orwashed away. (The tide chart is in the Nautical Notes sec-tion. Or refer to the Table of Contents.)

TAKE AN EARLY MORNING WALK ON THE BEACHor a bike ride. Enjoy coffee at one of the oceanfront

hotels or take your coffee with you. (Check the tide chart inthe Nautical section to see how much beach you’ll have forwalking. High tide is not the best time.) But only because thewater comes up almost to the dunes, and there’s no pointgetting your tennis shoes wet. And remember: NO GLASSON THE BEACH! This is strictly enforced. But it will NOTBE FREE!GREGG RUSSELL performs May 22 thru 24 and May

27 thru 29 under the Liberty Oak in Harbour Town.Then on Memorial Day Weekend he begins his nightlyconcerts May 31 thru August 28. Showtime is 8pm -9:30pm. Take your family. Entertainment you’ll all enjoy.

ERIC HORAN PHOTOGRAPHER provides a monthlyaddition to our website. Check it out on your laptop, orwhen you get back home. He loves to travel and provideswonderful insights you may enjoy. www.wheretogo-hiltonhead.com. Photo Blog. Eric’s personal website iswww. southernlight.biz or call 843-524-3037. Check outhis beautiful calendars. Each of his photographs is ‘suit-able for framing.’

Drive carefully. And please stay within the varying speed limits.And use your turn signals to indicate you’re changing lanes.Be especially careful on the Cross Island Expressway. Thespeed limit changes dramatically before or after you cross.Believe me, it will not be free!!!!Those tickets, really make fora bad day!!!Have some change for the toll booth. They “takenames” (actually license plate numbers) if you speed throughand don’t pay the toll. We want you to have fun and not takehome bad memories or points on your license. Courtesy usu-ally prevails, but just in case, give the guy that’s in such ahurry all the room he needs. You’ll arrive about the same timehe does, but without the stress (or a ticket).(And you’ll haveextra money in your pocket to spend on food and fun.)

GO FOR IT!IT DOESN’T COST THAT MUCH

TO ENJOY THE VERY BESTTRIPLE THREAT in Broad Creek Marina. Now a triple

play of water sports your entire family will enjoyKayaking with electric motors (pontoon style soGranny will want to go too, as well as your littlest one.Sportfishing (get to the fish in half the time with tripleengines). Thrill rides, if you just want a thrill ride, this isit. And everybody gets a t-shirt. A triple good time forthe whole family..

THE ELECTRIC PIANO 27 Park Plaza (behind AlligatorGrille) Open Wed thru Sat at 8:00pm. Perfect place to stopin after dinner and dance to great entertainment or justenjoy an after dinner drink in a cozy booth. Fun martinimenu. Any night is a good night at The Electric Piano.

FABRICATIONS 23 New Orleans Rd. With more than 700designer fabrics in stock , you MUST stop in and see ifthey have just what you’ve been looking for. Take it withyou, or have it mailed back home for the re-upholstery ordrapes & window treatment you’ve been planning to do.You’ll save money and have a unique look your neighborswill envy. 843-842-7911 www.hhiFabrications.com

AIRBRUSH TANNING BY CHLOE This is probably thebest time of the year to get that golden glow. Chloe willmake you look like you just came back from a cruise (ora vacation. Duh! You ARE on vacation. Call Chloe!)

THE PORCUPINE In the Village at Wexford. A woman’sdream for beautiful clothing and shoes. They’re soaccommodating. You won’t find more beautiful cruisewear or business fashions. Their wedding selections willbe the envy of all your guests. You really have to startshopping for those special occasions early. And markyour calendar for May 27 & 28! Lafayette 148 TrunkShow! Petites 0-14, woman’s sizes 14W-24W and misses0-18. Special orders receive 10% off with a 50% deposit.

SMITH GALLERIES In the Village at Wexford.Featuring a beautiful collection of jewelry by PhilippaRoberts, Ed Levin & Judith Neugebauer. Pictures do notdo these exciting artists justice. And while you’re in theirbeautiful gallery, browse their many other interestingcollections. This is truly a special gallery of wonderfultreasures you just must take home.

TANGER OUTLETS 1 & 2 Hyw 278 at the Gateway toHilton Head. You won’t find more beautiful clothes &merchandise. EVERYTHING you need and want all atgreat prices. Get the Free Coupon Book & enjoy hun-dreds of dollars in additional savings. (See their ad)

TRAIL RIDES, PONY RIDES & SMALL ANIMAL FARMAT LAWTON STABLES in Sea Pines on GreenwoodDrive. Escorted trail rides through the scenic Sea PinesForest Preserve. Perfect for adults and children over 8years old. They have pony rides for children 7 years andyounger. And a petting farm your children will love.Meet the goat triplets “Peanut”, “Butter” and “Jelly”and all their friends. Open every day. And their newestaddition, Harley, a Clydesdale horse. Take a buggy ridethru the Sea Pines Preserve. 843-671-2586

2/1 SUSHI SPECIALS at ALLIGATOR GRILLE 5-7 inthe Bar. Yummy Yummy!! And their latest claim to famegoes to Chef Ryan Alpaugh 2009 Iron Chef ChallengeAward Winner. Chef Ryan won out against more than 10of the Island’s best chefs in the latest competition of thisyear’s ‘Cooks & Books’. His winning creation was a pota-to encrusted Sea Bass with a Mango & Raspberry Chutney.Let Ryan please your palette before the week is over.

ISLAND WINERY 12 A Cardinal Rd off Mathews Dr(towards the airport) offers tastings 12:30-5:30pm Mon-Sat and a Wine & Cheese Happy Hour Mon thru Thurs.$15 per person. Flight of Wine & Cheese Mon-Sat $712:30-2:30. A great gift for friends back home. Haveyours autographed. 843-842-3141

RENT A BIKE! See the Island up close. Shopping, orlunch at one of the hotel restaurants on the beach or onyour chosen trail. The wide balloon tires so popular hereare really insurance should you ride through unexpectedloose sand on the road or bike trail. They're a must onthe beach. Bike & rollerblade paths run along side Hyw278 almost the entire length of the Island as well asthrough the plantations & across the Cross IslandExpressway. PLEASE STOP AT THE little STOP SIGNS .

REMEMBER WHEN SCRAPBOOKING on PalmettoBay Rd. Take your pictures and make a permanent, pro-fessional looking scrapbook. You’ll receive expert advice.Enjoy the memories for years to come. Ask about Cropclasses. New themed products (like Military, weddingembellishments, baby themes make perfect gifts.(Theyoffer card classes on Fridays at 10:30am.) Great gift fromyou for parents, grandparents & friends any time ofthe year. With their help, your scrapbook will be awork of art. And you’ll have fun doing it.

A GPS SCAVENGER HUNT with Outside Hilton Head.Only you’re on your own. Stop by their store, get briefedon how to use the GPS technology, get the coordinatesand you’re on your way to your first hunt location andsome special spots on Hilton Head Island. 1-800-686-6996

Fill your days & nights with beautiful memories.But don’t forget to pause & thank Him

who allows us all to enjoy His creation.

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ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 3001 Meeting Street.(Main Street Village) 8am & 10am. 843-681-8333.

CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Anglican Church of America(1928 Book of Common Prayer) 9:15am Holy Communion & 10amMorning Prayer. 1 Mathews Drive off Beach City Rd. 843-785-3967

BIBLE BAPTIST (Ind.) 2800 Main Street. (behind the BowlingAlley) S.S. 9:30, Worship10:45 am & 7pm. 843-681-8713

CENTRAL CHURCH OF GOD Hwy.278 (next to Shipyard) Sun.Worship 8:30 & 10:3 am. & Wed 5:30 (dinner) 6:30 service 686-5995.

CENTRAL OAK GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH161 Mathews Dr. Sunday School 9:00am. Worship 10:00. 681-5784

CHURCH OF THE PALMS UNITED METHODIST 1425Hwy 170. Sunday School 9:15 Worship 10:30 379-1888

CHURCH OF CHRIST on HILTON HEAD 23 Bow Circle.Sun. School 9:50; Worship 10:30am & 6 pm. 843-686-2323.

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Near Palmetto Dunes.Sunday School 9:45am. Worship 8:30 & 11am. 843-785-5560

CHRISTIAN RENEWAL CHURCH 95 Gardner Drive.10:00am Nursery & Children’s Church provided. 342-5433.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTSMeeting Street. Sacrament 9, Sunday School 10:10,Priesthood & Relief Society 11:10 am. 843-681-6100.

CONGREGATION BETH YAM 4501 Meeting Street. 8 pmFridays 843-689-2178.

FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH 70 Beach City Rd.Sunday School 9am. Worship 10am. 843-681-6427

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH S. Forest Beach near Ocean Gate.Sun. School 8:45 am, Worship 10 am & 6 pm. 843-785-4478.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 4 Park Lane(Central Park). Sun 10:30; Wed. 7:30 pm. Reading Room at 4 ParkLane on Tue 10am-2pm. 843-681-9555

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 540 Wm. Hilton Pky(between milemarkers 5 & 6. Worship 8:30 & 11am. CrossRoadsinformal worship: 9:45am 843-681-3696.

GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH 450 Spanish Wells Road.Sun Worship 9am & 11am. & Sat 7:00pm 843-681-6698.

HILTON HEAD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PCA 235 Hwy278. Worship 10:30; Sunday School 9:30am. 843-689-6362.

HOLY RESURRECTION GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCHOrthos 9:30am, Divine Liturgy 10:30. Services in English. 681-5587

HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH Pope Ave. Call for wor-ship times. 843-785-2895.

ISLAND LUTHERAN (Mo. Synod) 4400. Main Street. Worship8:30 & 11am. Sunday School & Adult Bible Study 10am. 689-5200.

LOWCOUNTRY COMMUNITY CHURCH 801 BuckwalterParkway in Bluffton. 8:30, 10 & 11:30am. 836-1101

MT. CALVARY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Squire PopeRd. Sunday School 8:30am. Worship 10am. 843-681-3678

NEW HORIZONS CHRISTIAN CENTER Call Pastor LarryBuck for further information 843-689-6840

PROVIDENCE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 171 CordilloParkway. Worship 9 & 11am. Child care during service. 842-5673.

QUEEN CHAPEL A.M.E. CHURCH Beach City Rd. SundaySchool 10am; Worship 11am 843-681-3315

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 8 Park Lane (CentralPark) Sabbath School 10 am Sat.; Worship 11 am. 843-341-2732

ST. ANDREW BY-THE-SEA METHODIST CHURCH PopeAve. Worship 9am & 11:15am. Coffee Fellowship 10am.Children’s Church 11:15. 843-785-4711.

ST. GREGORY THE GREAT CATHOLIC CHURCH(Bluffton) 333 Fording Island Rd. (2 miles East of Sun City)Sat Mass 5pm. Sun 7:30, 9:00 & 11am. 843-815-3100

ST. FRANCIS BY-THE-SEA CATHOLIC CHURCH 45 BeachCity Road (near the hospital). Call for worship times. 681-6350.

ST. LUKE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Pope Ave. 843-785-4099.ST. JAMES BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Beach City Rd &

Dillon Rd. Call for service times. 843-681-6446ST. PAUL’S GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH 1401 Bull St.

Savannah GA. Divine Liturgy 10am (912) 236-8256 &(912)927-6674 or (912) 236-5954 after hrs.

UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CONGREGATION OF THE LOW-COUNTRY 110 Malphrus Rd. Bluffton. Education/fellowshiphour 10:00 am; Service 10:30am. 843-837-3330

UNITY CHURCH Meets at Quality Inn (at the north end of theIsland Hwy 278 at10:30am 843-842-8300

Worship

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ART GALLERIESENDANGERED ARTS LTD. South Island Square (next

to Longhorn’s). Fine art, lithographs, cibachromes &bronze sculptures. Featuring Wyland, world renownedenvironmental artist, James Coleman, artist for Disneyfor 22 years, Mike Maiden, America’s premier sculptor,& Roy Tabora, recognized seascape artist. The gallery isa beautiful excursion into fine art. Marine life tables,acrylic sculptures & Wyland inspired jewelry in gold &silver. They also represent Hanson, Vanderveen & morefine artists. 843-785-5075 See page 57

ISLAND IDEAS The Fresh Market Shoppes on Hwy 278Outstanding works by local as well as internationallyacclaimed artists. An extensive selection of limited edi-tion & open edition prints, photographs, local scenes,historical engravings, wildlife & more. Bob & Richardare known for their outstanding selection of fine printsas well as original oils and representation of outstand-ing Lowcountry artists & photographers. Works youcan afford on any budget. And Richard will frame yourchoice with distinction. Exceptional custom framing.Open Mon-Sat. 843-842-6261 See page 24

PINK HOUSE GALLERY OF ART & FRAMING 1503Main Street Village. 24 years on Hilton Head. Featuringlocal artists in a variety of mediums, as well as pottery,handmade crafts, fun gifts, jewelry & unique gifts.Custom framing available in their full service framingdepartment. A treasure of gifts for your hard to shopfor friends. Fun gifts that will thrill your friends . Theyship anywhere. 843-681-5169 See page 18

SMITH GALLERIES upstairs over Hugo’s, Village atWexford. Works by more than 300 American artists andcraftsmen displayed in the Island’s largest gallery. TheSmiths' take pride in their outstanding selection ofunique pieces. Jewelry, art glass, woven items, handtooled leather bags, pottery, fine wood working, kalei-doscopes & much more. Art includes originals, seri-graphs, gicleés, blockprint & picture framing options.Trust this fine store to select the finest in artists’ workand share pieces you’ll be proud to own and to give asgifts anytime of the year. They’re featuring fine artistswith magnificent collections of unique jewelry this yearyou’ll want to see and own. Celebrating their 21stanniversary on Hilton Head. 843-842-2280 See page 9

HOME ACCESSORIESAUDUBON NATURE STORE Village at Wexford A cor-

nucopia of treasures for your home and garden. Birdseed, the best bird houses, beautiful posters and art,jewelry and great gifts. Plus treasures for your children.Books, t-shirts, all kinds of gifts. Unique gifts for thehard to shop for person on your list. (See their otherlistings as well.) 843-785-4311 Use the coupon. Seepage 9

FABRICATIONS 23 New Orleans Rd. For 21 years,Fabrications has been pleasing Visitors & Islanders alikewith their fabulous selection of fabrics in stock. See it,Feel it, Spread it out to envision your redone piece.More than 700 rolls of designer fabric in stock and hun-dreds more remnants that give that Island look, if that iswhat you have in mind, or special effect that will makeany room complete. Fabrications will also design & cre-ate custom bedspreads, draperies and window treat-ments making it The Decorator's Workshop! They willship anywhere. Stop in and browse, you will be glad youdid. You will appreciate the courteous service and excel-lent suggestions from their On-site Interior Designer.www.hhiFabrications.com 843-842-7911. See page 25.

BEACH PHOTOGRAPHYHILTON HEAD ISLAND PHOTOGRAPHY, INC

With Hilton Head Island's gorgeous beaches as theirbackdrop, their professional staff will create incrediblefamily portraits that you will cherish for years to come!They are experienced with infants, small children, largegroups and special needs. Black & White, Sepia,Retouching and Canvas Heirlooms are available...andyou can view you images within 24 hours of your sit-ting. Visit www.HiltonHeadIslandPhotography.com orcall 843-683-6883 See page 15

LEGACY DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHERS Beach por-traiture at your chosen location on the island. Theyalso have a studio in The Mall at Shelter Cove. Givethem a call and discuss your family reunion shots, chil-dren and/or family photography portraits and anyother special events you have planned on Hilton Head.Or stop in and see the finished work of many of theirvery satisfied clients. 843-686-3138 See page 17NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY

SALT MARSH PHOTOGRAPHIC CRUISES Travelthe salt marshes, rivers & inland streams to captureyour own photographs sure to impress your friendsand and provide you with wonderful memories. Travelwith an experienced photographer who knows the righttime, the tides, all the best places to discover alligators,maybe a even wild boar, dolphins and more. If yourmate isn’t a photographer, the ride will be well worththe time & the camaraderie. 843-290-2720/ 843-681-3728 See page 72

BOOKSAUDUBON NATURE STORE Village at Wexford A

great selection of science & nature books for adults andkids of all ages. And not just books, t-shirts, games,great birdfeeders and so much more. Great games forkids too. All kinds of nature gifts & treasures. Teacherswelcome. 10% discount on classroom items withteacher ID. Use the coupon for a free gift. 843-785-4311 See page 9

Beautiful new fashions for “The Island Look,”wonderful gifts to take back to your friends or

to remember your trip by, and opportunities toselect unique items to bring pleasure to you andthose you love throughout the year. Home furnish-ings that can be shipped home for arrival whenyou designate that may not be available in yourarea, all memories of your visit to Hilton HeadIsland. Our outlet malls and shopping centers area plethora of opportunities for fabulous values.(Use map pages 88-90 for locations)

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Where To Shop

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CONSIGNMENT/THRIFT SHOPSTHE CHURCH MOUSE 19D Dunnagan’s Alley (between

Palmetto Bay Rd & Arrow Rd, near Wm Hilton Pkw)”Thelittle shop that could”. Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday &Saturday 10am-2pm; Thursday 3-7. New SpringMerchandise! All kinds of treasures to take home.Furniture, collectibles, artwork, books, clothing for chil-dren, ladies and men, toys, sporting goods. The only thriftshop on the island where the staff are all volunteers. Freepickup! 843-785-2322. See page 25

ENCORE CONSIGNMENT & MORE Village Exchange32 Palmetto Bay Rd . (next to Sticky Fingers). Monday thruFriday 10am-5pm. Saturdays 10am-2pm. Fine gently usedapparel for women, accessories, home decorator items &more. Appreciation night on Wednesday 5-6pm.Complimentary wine served, special pricing on ladiesapparel and jewelry. Over 400 pairs of shoes in stock, Homeaccessories and more, clothing for American Girl Dolls.Great prices. Use the coupon. 843-686-2668 See page 21

CLOTHINGLADIES’ DESIGNER FASHIONS

ARTWARE UNIQUE GIFTS OF ART 1203 Main StreetVillage. (2007 Hilton Head Island’s Small Business of theYear ) A unique selection of changeable Onesole shoes andaccessories. So many unique gifts and treasures for friendsback home. Open Mon thru Fri 10-6 ish & Sat til 4ish. 843-682-3400. See page 19

THE HEMP SEED & HIGH TIDE BEADS VillageExchange and Coligny Plaza. Your first and only stop fororganic hemp clothing & accessories for men & women.They also offer hemp sandals, & purses as well as handmade jewelry & 1000’s of beads!!! Ask about classes. 843-686-HEMP(4367). See page 21

S. M. BRADFORD CO. Village at Wexford. A Lilly PulitzerSignature Shop! Featuring women’s and children’s appar-el, shoes & accessories. You love the vibrant colors, thefresh styles and the Island feel! “It’s Lilly Pulitzer”. Greatcruisewear, perfect for informal parties and sports events.843-686-6161 See page 8

PATRICIA’S • THE UNIQUE BOUTIQUE The Village atWexford. Open 10-6 Mon thru Sat. Unique clothing andaccessories from all the current designers out of NY and LAin sizes 2-26. Stop in to check out their Daily Specials.Patricia’s Staff will help you put together a remarkable“look” whether for daytime or evening. They carry thelargest selection of FLAX in the Southeast. Shop their web-site when you return home: www.beachboutique.com. Besure to see her lovely jewelry boutique inside the store.843-785-7795. See page 8

THE PORCUPINE Village at Wexford.Shop Mon-Sat 10-6pm. Offering the latest in women's’ fashion from con-temporary to modern to missy. Their friendly staff willcoordinate everything you need for that special occasion orcruise or trip. They just know how to make you look yourbest! Sportswear, eveningwear, shoes, jeans and jewelryfrom names like St. John, Trina Turk, Nanette Lepore, Etro,Nicole Miller, Seven and Donald Pliner. Expanded shoedepartment! Dresses for special occasions, formal wear &much more. 843-785-2779 See page 9

MEN’S CLOTHINGCAMP HILTON HEAD 3 locations: Harbour Town, Coligny

Plaza (oceanside) and Shelter Cove Harbour. Exclusivedesigns. Stylish colors. Unique imprinted resort wear forthe family. Top quality (Great souvenirs for your friends).843-671-3600 / 843-671-4633 / 843-686-4877 / 843-842-3666Use the coupon. See page 3

FUNKY BEACH SURF & STREETWEAR Beach Market(across from Coligny Plaza) Free underground parking.Great shirts, shorts, beachwear and great things to takeback home to show off & on your next cruise. A great selec-tion of Reef & Rainbow Sandals. Let your kids get a tattoo(not permanent, your wife would not like it.) Let them gettheir hair braided. You ‘da man! 843-341-3865 See page 17

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FurFurrry Friends!y Friends!

14K 3-D Dog Breed CharmsOVER 170 BREEDS AVAILABLE

(We also have cats!)

1201 Main Street Village • 681-5822

OF ART AND FRAMING

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681-5169Mon-Fri 10 am-6 pm • Sat 10 am-4 pm

1503 Main Street Village (next to Legends)www.pinkhousegallery.com

24th Year in Business on Hilton Head Island

PROFESSIONAL CUSTOM FRAMING

ORIGINAL ART BY LOCAL ARTISTS

LIMITED EDITION PRINTS AND POSTERS

pottery • handmade craftsfunky, fun gifts • redi-made tabletop frames

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1505 Main Street Village • 843.681.4444 • legendsportsgallery.net • most credit cards • DHL daily

Autographs

Pennants

Sports Cards

Cooperstown Bears

Jewelry, Clocks, Books

Gifts

Supplies

Dick Perez Art

Team Lamps

New Golf Gallery

Yogi Berra

Ted Williams

Bob Feller

Stan Musial

a Fun Place to Shop Gift Ideas Galore

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HILTON HEAD SHIRT COMPANY. Tanger FactoryStores 1 & The Fresh Market Shoppes. Sportswear inexclusive designs designed for comfort and style. Bringyour family! Sizes up to XXXL. All your souvenir & giftshopping. Hats, bags, t-shirts & more. The styles justkeep getting better and better. 843-686-5099 /837-9333Use the coupon. See page 3

OUTSIDE HILTON HEAD Shelter Cove Plaza. One stopshop for men’s (and women’s and children’s) active, out-door & travel wear. Exclusive dealer for Patagonia, Ex-Officio, Columbia, Teva, Birkenstock and more. 843-686-6996 See page 94

THE SHIP’S STORE AT SHELTER COVE MARINAGuy Harvey & Ex Officio shirts. Custom t-shirts, hats andthe best selection of Sportiv & Atlantis sports and boatingattire on the island. And one of the largest selections ofCosta Del Mar sunglasses on the island. Great foul weath-er gear. Keeps you comfortable in all kinds of bad weath-er. 843-842-7001 See page 75

SOUTH BEACH GENERAL STORE South BeachVillage in Sea Pines. Open every day. Clothing for the fam-ily, gifts & souvenirs. Convenience items like ice, snacksand gourmet products. Plus a few goodies you may haveforgotten to pack. And there’s always something the kidswill just have to have. 843-671-6784 See page 3

CHILDREN’S CLOTHINGCAMP HILTON HEAD 3 locations: Harbour Town,

Coligny Plaza (oceanside) & Shelter Cove Harbour. Cutest& most unique t-shirts & casual clothing. Exclusivedesigns. Great colors. Infants to sizes to fit your entirefamily (to XXXL) Top quality. Brand new styles everyyear. Your friends will be so envious. 843-671-3600/ -671-463 /843-686-4877/843-842-3666 Use the coupon. Seepage 3

FUNKY BEACH SURF & STREETWEAR, HAIRBRAIDING & TEMPORARY TATTOOS Beach Market(across from Coligny Plaza) Free underground parking. Agreat selection of Reef & Rainbow Sandals. And greatclothes for your next cruise or to wear while you’rehere (as well as back home.)843-341-3865 See page 17

HILTON HEAD SHIRT COMPANY Tanger FactoryStores 1 & The Fresh Market Shoppes. Infants throughpre-teen sizes in top quality exclusive designs in sweatsets & T-shirt techniques. A “hand-painted” look will keepyour children fashionable and cozy. The look your kidswill love at a price your Mom will appreciate. 686-5099 /837-9333 Use the coupon. See page 3

SALTY DOG T-SHIRT FACTORY South Beach Village& 67 Arrow Rd. You see them all over the world. Yourchildren will love them as their favorite thing to wear. Anunbelievable selection of Salty Dog must haves for kids ofall ages. A size for everyone on your list. Even your puppyor kitty. 843-842-6331/843-671-2232 See the center spread

S. M. BRADFORD CO. Village at Wexford. A Lilly PulitzerSignature Shop! Featuring women’s and children’sapparel, shoes & accessories. You love the vibrant colors,the fresh styles and the Island feel! Teach your daughtersearly about style and color. “It’s Lilly Pulitzer”. 686-6161See page 8

SOUTH BEACH GENERAL STORE South BeachVillage in Sea Pines. “Fresh Produce” resort wear for chil-dren and Moms. Plus resort wear for kids as well asadults. Convenience food items: ice cream, soft drinks, ice& more “necessities”. 843-671-6784 See page 3

SHOESARTWARE Main Street Village. A unique selection of

changeable Onesole shoes and Switch Tops, changeableflip flops. 843-682-3400. See page 19

FUNKY BEACH SURF & STREETWEAR BeachMarket (across from Coligny Plaza) Free undergroundparking. A great selection of Reef & Rainbow Sandals.843-341-3865 See page 17

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To celebrate our Grand Opening, in May we’re offering aFREE pair of one of a kind, Mesa earrings with the purchaseof just $75. (Just mention this ad.)

You’re sure to love our eclectic fashions that fit everyone’sstyle. We have apparel & accessories by Free People,Nic& Zoe, Tulle, Kaenon & more!Plus Lowcountry artworkby Glenda Cason.

South Beach Marina843.671.2299While Supplies last. Valid until May 31, 2009

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OUTSIDE HILTON HEAD / THE SANDAL SHOPShelter Cove Plaza. Your shop for active outdoorfootwear. Teva, Birkenstock, Reef, Dansko, Rainbow,Teva, Chaco & more. 1-800-686-6996 See page 94

THE PORCUPINE Village at Wexford. Shop Mon-Sat10-6pm. See their expanded shoe department! ColeHaan, Donald Pliner, Stuart Weitzman, Pedro Garciaand others. Great shoes! 843-785-2779 See page 9

THE SHIP’S STORE AT SHELTER COVE MARINAMen’s and women’s boat shoes . 40% off some styles.20% off Sperry Top-Siders. You’ll find everything a manneeds for his boat. You’ll have a good time browsingthru the spacious store. Great buys. 843-842-7001 Seepage 75

SHOE/HANDBAG REPAIRHILTON HEAD SHOE REPAIR 29 Otter Hole Rd #10

Located behind “Wal Mart”in the Business Park. Wecall Gary “The Shoe Doctor”. Same day or next dayservice. Hours 7am-4pm Mon-Fri. 843-342-9425 Seepage 31

GIFTS & SPECIALITY SHOPSARTWARE UNIQUE GIFTS OF ART 1203 Main

Street Village. Featuring local artists. Gifts for yourhome, your friends & for you. OneSole shoes andSwitch Top flip flops. bracelets, beads, pottery, handpainted jackets & clothing, fused glass, clocks & muchmore. Friendly owner who’s almost always in the shop.Stop in and say ‘hello’. Open Mon thru Fri 10-6 ish Satuntil 4 ish. 843-682-3400. See page 19

AUDUBON NATURE STORE Village at Wexford.Everything for the nature lover. Books, games, toys, t-shirts, birdfeeders, puzzles, nature theme books, jewel-ry, great posters, jewelry and more. Binoculars at dis-count prices. Unique bird feeders, even the bird seed.You’ll find wonderful gifts. Use the coupon for a freegift. 843-785-4311 See page 9

FABRICATIONS 23 New Orleans Rd. Attention: decora-tors and would-be decorators, you’ve found the rightstore. Over 700 designer fabrics in stock, and even moreremnants. Redo your favorite (but tattered or kitty torn)chairs, bench or sofa. Fabrics for bedspreads, table-cloths, draperies and more. Excellent service. And cus-tom work done in the shop. 843-842--7911 See page 25

THE HEMP SEED & HIGH TIDE BEADS VillageExchange. The Hemp Seed has expanded to offer youthousands of beads, as well as gorgeous hand blown glassjewelry. They create custom jewelry as well as handmadehemp clothing & accessories. Hemp paper & sketchpads. Ask about special classes. Pick up special beadsfor your beading friends or for special decorations onknitted work. 843-686-HEMP(4367). See page 21

LEGENDS SPORTS GALLERY Main Street Villagelocated near the Village clock. Celebrating sports leg-ends of the past, present and future;and their 20thanniversary on Hilton Head. Over 400 framed photos& prints available, plus many exclusive golf and tennispieces. Expanded to include the widest selection ofmemorabilia in the Southeast. New issues of sportscards arrive weekly. Autographs, fine gifts. Never bettershopping for your sports enthusiasts than now. And youwon’t find more enthusiastic sports lovers than Jerry andLori. 843-681-4444 See page 19

MINGLES Coligny Plaza. Great ideas for gifts for friendsback home: candles, windchimes, shells, night lights,decorative serving dishes, lighthouse classics, throwswith Hilton Head designs, cookbooks, etc. etc. Full lineof gifts for dog and cat lovers. And its Christmas all year.Shop now for holiday ornaments, gifts, and so muchmore. Gifts for friends back home any time of the year.Department 56 & Willow Tree Angels. And the serviceis so friendly. You’ll have a good time shopping atMingles. 843-785-3883. See page 28

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SMITH GALLERIES Village at Wexford (above Cafe atWexford) Jean and Wally Smith welcome you to a veryspecial place where creativity, culture, spirit, beauty andartistry combine to offer you a visual experience. Worksby over 300 American artists & craftsmen are displayedin the Island’s largest gallery. A celebration of design &craftsmanship. Stop by every trip, they always have newand exciting displays. You won’t find more creative giftsand unusual pieces for your home or for holidays orhousewarmings . You’ll find the perfect addition for yourhome. And unique and very upscale jewelry collections.843-842-2280 See page 9

TOP OF THE LIGHTHOUSE Top of the world famousHarbour Town Lighthouse in Sea Pines. Open 10am everyday until sundown. Experience the best view of HarbourTown. Don’t forget to take your camera. Ask to see theirPandora, Zoppini & Amorini bracelets & jewelry. Greatposters & one-of-a-kind souvenirs. Find unique gifts &souvenirs, and the best selection of lighthouse memo-rabilia in the world. 843-671-2810 See page 13

FINE JEWELRYANDREWS JEWELERS 118 Courtyard Building (across

from Park Plaza). Exquisite jewelry in precious and semiprecious stones, nautical designs, eternity rings, diamondanniversary bands in platinum and 18 kt gold, pendantenhancers and slides. Diamonds! Diamonds! TahitianBlack Pearls & “must have” pieces. Designers you see inTown and Country. Loyal island clientele for nearly 30years. They do beautiful resetting work and redesign &repair as well. I promise you’ll find just the selection foryourself or that special someone in your life. 843-785-7661 See page 23

DESIGNS BY CLEO The Gallery of Shops 14 GreenwoodDr. Suite 203. Each piece is uniquely handcrafted in ster-ling silver with freshwater pearls and/or semi-preciousgemstones. Wonderful colors. A one-of-a-kind couturedesign that is bold and beautiful. Have Cleo design a pieceexpressly for you or choose one of her magnificent cre-ations. 843-342-7001 See page 17

ENDANGERED ARTS LTD. South Island Square (next toLonghorn’s) Nagalle does beautiful designs usingAustralian Opals: earrings, pendants, bracelets and rings.Original pieces you’ll be proud to give or add to your owncollection. And take time to browse their gallery of fineartists featuring bronzes, oils, lithographs sculptures allfine additions to your home or office all by internationallyknown artists. 843-785-5075 See page 57

HERITAGE FINE JEWELRY Pineland Station. A masterdesigner can assist you in making a choice all your friendswill envy. Nautical charms & jewelry you’ll love. Dolphinbracelets & other Hilton Head charms in gold & silver.Bracelets, rings, pendants. Factory to you prices. Customwork a speciality. Custom pieces monogrammed in thenew shop within the jewelry shop. Redesign work as wellas jewelry repair. 843-689-2900 See page 20

INSPIRED CREATIONS (FORMERLY FRANKLY FAKE COPYJEWELS) Mall at Shelter Cove. Magnificent “Moissanite”The closest stone to a real diamond. Copies of Tiffany,Cartier, Lagos & Erdel and more. Plus Cubic Zirconia rings,tennis bracelets & earrings. Buy it here. No one will neverknow its not the real thing. Use the ad for the discount.And now they offer real diamond jewelry. Earrings, pen-dants, necklaces and pieces you’ll be proud to wear (butits your secret, is it or is it not......). And don’t miss theirgreat sale going on now!!!! 843-686-4254. See page 17

ROBERT’S VILLAGE JEWELERS 1201 Main StreetVillage. A full service jewelry store. Beautiful diamondsand precious stones. They also have unusual clocks & finejewelry boxes. Hummel gifts, a large selection of Lladoand Swarovski. Watch & jewelry repair. Creative redesignwork. All repairs and works done on premises. See theirad for special dog breed charms, a must have for yourjewelry collection. (And they have cats too.) The perfectgift for pet lover. 843-681-5822 See page 18

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Harbour & Coligny Plaza. Great T-shirts & casualclothes in exclusive designs. Quality, trend setting &sure to be the favorite gifts for your friends, (better getan extra, someone is sure to want to borrow yours.) 843-671-3600 / 843-671-4633 / 843-686-4877 / 843-842-3666Use the coupon. See page 3

HILTON HEAD SHIRT COMPANY Tanger FactoryStores 1 & The Fresh Market Shoppes. Exclusive designsin cotton fleece, twill, crinkle cotton & heavyweightsweats using techniques to create “a hand painted” look.Embroidered golf shirts & sweats at terrific prices.Clothes for your tiniest to your tallest. Gifts for everyoneon your list. 785-6104 / 681-9526 See page 3

SALTY DOG T-SHIRT FACTORY South Beach MarinaVillage & 67 Arrow Rd. Expanded to offer you a greaterselection of Salty Dog Cafe tees, sweat shirts, hats, fleecejackets. You see them all over the world. Join the frater-nity of Salty Dogs. Cups, playing cards, stuffed animals,frisbees, shirts for all ages & all sizes. Friendly helpfulstaff. 843-671-2232/843-842-6331 See pages 48-53

SOUTH BEACH GENERAL STORE South BeachVillage Resort wear & t-shirts for the family You’ll evenfind convenience food items like ice cream and softdrinks, ice & more special goodies. 671-6784 See page 3

HEALTH & BEAUTYA HEALING STORE WHERE SCIENCE MEETS SPIRIT

Palmetto Bay Marina. (On the front to the right). Openevery day (but Tuesday) 10am-3pm. Aromatheraphy, crys-tals, herbal & homeopathic remedies, jewelry, books &more. Personal healing astrology profiling. Relationships,self image, your challenges are easier to heal when youknow why. Intuitive Readings every Sunday by SheilaKing 11:30-2:30. Yoga with Dee on Mon: 6-7. BellyDancing by Alma Mon & Tue 7-8. Massage by Janet andDenise. Amethyst Bio-mat and infar-red sauna. 843-681-1903 See page 14

AIR-BRUSH TAN BY CHLOE Get that year roundhealthy glow with Airbrush Tan. Perfect way to look likeyou’ve just returned from a cruise, or to look great whenyou’re on your cruise. Chloe is now mobile: with four ormore people to be tanned, she will travel to your hotelor villa. Look good for the beach or the ship deck beforeyou get your base tan. No sun’s harmful rays. By appoint-ment only. Islander’s say she’s the best. Call Chloe: 843-683-8433 See page 14

ALL ABOUT ME SALON • SPA • BOUTIQUE VillageExchange. 32 Palmetto Bay Rd. Suite A-13. OwnersRachel & Rebecca invite you to visit their comfortable andrelaxing SALON•SPA•BOUTIQUE to pamper yourselfwith their fabulous services and products. When you walkin the door at All About Me, it becomes All About You. Giftcertificates make the perfect gift for men and/or ladiesall year long! 843-785-2558. See page 21

CASABLANCA SALON & SPA A WHERE LOCALS LOVE TOGO off the Sea Pines Circle (corner of Target & ArrowRds) Nails, pedicures, massage & facials. Specializing indeep tissue, Raindrop, Chinese Qi Gong massage, HotStones, Reflexology Pedicure, Couples Massage, Callustreatment, Eminence and Bellanina Facial products.Monday is Lady's Day; Wednesday is Gentlemen's Day.Call for our specials. For chronic pain & stress relief trythe Amethyst Bio Mat-consisting of Far infrared light-waves, negative ions, and crystals. Sleep better, enjoy abetter quality of life. ($30.00 first time, a $10.00 savings)Use the coupon. 843-785-6245 See page 23

FACES DAY SPA • BEAUTY BOUTIQUE • SPA SHOPPEVillage at Wexford. Open every day (including Sundays).Experience sheer indulgence, beneficial to your face,body & your state of mind. “Pamper packages”, thera-peutic facials, hair removal & total body care. Murad &for rosacea & menopause & Faces own make-up. A fullservice spa. Not for women only. Mens night is Monday

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nights. Nice gifts for the friend feeding your cat while you’reaway. Gift certificates! 843-785-3075 Celebrating their 25thAnniversary. See page 9

FUNKY BEACH SURF & STREETWEAR, HAIR BRAID-ING & TEMPORARY TATTOOS Beach Market (acrossfrom Coligny Plaza) Free underground parking. Qualitybraids just like in the islands. Call today for an appoint-ment. And how about a temporary tattoo while you’rethere. (Your Mom’s going to like that a lot better than a realone.) Other fun beach stuff, plus a great selection of Reef &Rainbow Sandals. 843-341-3865 See page 17

HAPPY NAILS Island Crossing Shopping Center Suite 105.(From Sea Pines Circle, take Palmetto Bay Rd. Turn left at1st light into the shopping center with Publix, Staples,Starbucks & Quisno’s Subs) Open 10am-8pm Mon-Sat &Noon-5pm Sundays (June thru August). Full service salon.Manicure, Spa Pedicure, Pink & White acrylics & UV Gel.843-842-3449. See page 22

THE HEALING TOUCH Relaxation & Therapeutic Massage.Carpal Tunnel, Fibromyalgia, sports related injuries, aro-matherapy, deep tissue, pain & stress. Arleth Armengoladdresses these and other problems you may have. After ten-nis, golf or fishing, let Arleth relieve that tension and keepyou relaxed and comfortable. Arleth has been a massagetherapist for more than 15 years. Try her hot stones mas-sage. You’ll never feel better. Appointments: 843-689-6462See page 23

ISLAND SOMA THERAPY 18 Executive Park Rd Suite 3.Offering yoga classes, massage, Craniosacral Therapy andother disciplines of massage. Plus, 4 handed-tandem mas-sage, Rolfing & holistic bodywork. A specialist in the ROLFmethod, MIGUN and Jin Shin Jyutsu. You know we all oweourselves the best care we can afford ourselves. Give it a try.Give yourself a new, relaxed you.) Call for more details or tomake your appointment today. Use the coupon for $15 offyour first massage. 843-422-2900. See page 21.

MASSAGE THERAPY, INC. Kim Brewer & Associates hasserved Hilton Head and surrounding area for over 15 years.Located in the Mortgage Network Building, Suite 102 in theVillage at Wexford. Multiple licensed massage therapistsoffer specialties ranging from treatment oriented, certifiedmedical & therapeutic massage, sports oriented and rehabil-itative massage; and massage for relaxation. Gift certificatesmake the perfect gift. www.massagehiltonhead.com.Appointments 843-785-RUBB(7822). See page 25

NAIL EXPO Festival Centre (near Publix) Mon-Fri 9:30am-6:00pm & Sat 9:30-5:00pm. Manicure/Pedicure as well asother discounted services. Specializing in acrylic, airbrush,manicures & pedicures. Satisfaction guaranteed. Walk insaccepted. Newly remodeled and a very pleasant experiencefor your hands and feet. Not for women only! 843-681-4288See page 22

SEEDS OF CALM SPA 18 Executive Park Road. Release &Unwind in this beautiful upscale spa. 2 floors - 2,300 sq. ft ofGood Energy!! The strength of character and talent of theirexperienced staff makes for an enhanced spa visit. You can'thelp but feel the good energy here! Services include Foot,Ankle & Leg Reflexology & a full foot spa menu, AyurvedicTreatments, Japanese Shiatsu Scalp Massage, Ashiatsu (forchronic back problems), Sports Massage Specialists, WarmHeated Stones & amazing Organic Facials. New to theirmenu is the Blossom & Seedlings children's spa, offeringspa services & birthday theme parties! $10 off any Facial orMassage with our coupon. Appointments: 843-686-5525See page 22

STAR NAILS 841 Wm Hilton Parkway in South Island Square(between Longhorn's & Indulge Spa). Open Mon thru Sat9:30-7:00pm. Professional high tech nail care for ladies andgentlemen. Acrylic, Pink & White, gel, liquid and powder,Diamond Nail, pedicures, manicures, waxing. All in a beauti-ful, spacious, relaxing atmosphere. The latest in techniquesand professional care. Steve has returned to Hilton Headand is the proud owner of Star Nails. Come in, say ‘hello’.He and his staff will the thrilled to see you. (Promise, he willspoil you. Men and women alike return again and again.Appointments: 843-681-2818. See page 22

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Bay Road. Hours: 10am-5pm Wed thru Fri. 10-4Saturdays. Scrapbooking has become the "hottest craze"and it preserves your memories for a lifetime. And its somuch fun! Weddings, birthdays, graduations, specialaccomplishments. A full line of the most up to date sup-plies. Make your own 6"x6" scrapbook in the activity cen-ter, supplies included! Kids can make their own scrap-book. Take a disposable camera and capture their ownmemories or photos, insert into the book. They’re on topof all the newest innovations: clear stamps, word bookand other fun techniques. Ask about classes and crops.(Great gift idea).Order supplies 341-5901 See page 14

SPORTS • ATHLETIC INTERESTSLEGENDS SPORTS GALLERY Main Street Village

(located near the Village Clock) The only full servicesports card & memorabilia shop on the island and nowexpanded by 40% to include even more. See their newroom of golf & tennis prints and photos. Sports cards!Home of the Cooperstown Bears. Legends has a directconnection with the Atlanta Braves, Bob Feller & YogiBerri. Authorized dealer for Ted Williams & Stan Musialautographed memorabilia. Jerry Glynn is now teachinga class in sports memories. And he really knows hisbusiness. Celebrating 20 years on Hilton Head Island.843-681-4444 See page 19

OUTSIDE HILTON HEAD Plaza at Shelter Cove.Complete outdoor outfitter. Kayaks, in-line skates,camping & surf gear. Patagonia, Northface, Ex-Officio,Teva, Chaco, Reef & Birkenstock and so muchmore. Sizes for the entire family. And the finest quality.843-686-6996 See page 94

THE SHIP’S STORE AT SHELTER COVE MARINAMen’s and women’s boat shoes at discounts. (See theirad). You’ll find everything a man needs for his boat.Rods and reels, crabbing supplies, things you didn’tknow you needed until you saw it.You’ll have a good timebrowsing thru the spacious store. Take home shirts byGuy Harvey and/or ExOfficio. All the best brands ineverything they sell, with discounts as well. 843-842-7001 See page 75

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DOLPHIN TRIPS DAILY WITH CALIBOGUE CRUIS-ES TO DAUFUSKIE ISLAND Leave Broad CreekMarina and enjoy a narrated excursion aboard theroomy ‘Sapelo Queen’. On Daufuskie, you can chooseto “do your own thing” (rent a cart, walk the uncrowd-ed beach for relaxing and sunning) or take the histor-ical tour. Stop by the old church, see native homes. Stopat the general store with relics of bygone days, find inter-esting historical books. Enjoy “Daufuskie Island DeviledCrab” or a hot dog at the Old Daufuskie Crab Company.History, nature, beauty all on Daufuskie Island. Everyday . You came all the way to the coast to vacation.Enjoy ‘the rest of the story’. 843-342-8687(TOUR) Seepage 95

GULLAH TRAIL TOURS Tours through 10 neighbor-hoods established during the Civil War. Trips on Wed,Thurs, Fri, Sat at 10am & 2pm. Sunday at 2:00pm.Regarded as one of the most educational tours on theIsland. You’ll learn so much about the heritage & theGullah culture. Bus leaves from the Welcome Center atCoastal Discovery Museum at Honey Honey. Use thecoupon. 843-681-7066 See page 25

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PRIVATE CRUISES ON THE SAPELO QUEEN LeaveBroad Creek Marina and enjoy a calm comfortable tripover to Daufuskie Island. The boat is USCG approvedfor 149 so there’s plenty of room. Its the perfect outingfor your company party, or a wedding event or therehearsal party. Sit up top where you can watch thedolphins swimming along side the boat with your cam-era. On Daufuskie, you can enjoy a self guided tour viagolf cart, have a bite to eat or a cool drink, or if youwant, bring your own refreshments to enjoy bothaboard the boat or in the gentle breezes of Daufuskieoff Calibogue Sound. You came all the way to the coastto enjoy the ambiance and new experiences, take a tripto Daufuskie Island. 843-342-8687. See page 95

SPIRIT OF HARBOUR TOWN Depart Harbour Townto Savannah & return. You’ll have time to exploreRiver Street and enjoy the ambiance that’s part of thatbeautiful old Southern city. The trip over is beautiful,restful and views you won’t get if you drive. No parkingworries, they dock right at River Street. So many inter-esting shops on River Street. A fun adventure. Askabout private dinner cruises and special trips for yourcommunity group or convention attendees. Its beauti-ful on the water, and its a lovely boat with a specialcrew dedicated to making your event very special. 843-363-9026 See page 78

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COLIGNY PLAZA BY THE SEA Coligny Circle by theBeach. Something for everyone! Over 80 shops and ser-vices to choose from. 12 outstanding restaurants. dinein or outside in a charming island setting. A variety offamily activities throughout the year and the kiosks arefilled with interesting crafts and great souvenirs. You’rejust across the street from the beach. Saturdays, shouldyou arrive early, there’s a free movie at 11am (its theperfect entertainment for your children if you can’t getinto your villa until later.) 843-842-6050 See page 61

HARBOUR TOWN IN SEA PINES RESORT Home ofthe Verizon Heritage of Golf April 12-18, 2010.Shopping, water sports, boating & sailing opportuni-ties, fine restaurants, & activities for all the family.Wonderful souvenirs to take back to special friends, orjust to remember your vacation on Hilton Head. Milesand miles of bike paths. And don’t miss your opportuni-ty to climb to the top. Take your camera. The children areback to school, more time for you to enjoy all the activi-ties and fun in Harbour Town. And you won’t find bet-ter golf and tennis. For more activities & informationcall 843-842-1979. See page 11, 13, 78 & 79

MAIN STREET VILLAGE Entrance to Hilton HeadPlantation. Just off Hwy 278.(Near MM 4) Main StreetMerchants pride themselves on friendly, old fash-ioned service, savings and smiles. A one stop shop-ping opportunity. Visit ArtWare, Burke’s Main StreetPharmacy, Cinnamon Bear Country Store, B. ClarkDalton, DMD, MS, Frankie Bones Restaurant, FraumChiropractic Life Center, Hilton Head Family Eye Care,Just Precious Children’s Shop, Legends Sports Gallery,Lettrs • a personalized gift shop, Main Street Cafe &Pub, Mangiamo!, Reilley’s Wine & Spirits, Robert’sVillage Jewelers, The Pink House, Salon 5200, Inc,Subway, The Clothes Press & Wise Guys Bar &Restaurant. 843-342-MAIN(6246). See page 18 & 19

PALMETTO BAY MARINA VILLAGE 86 HelmsmanWay. (turn at the light on Palmetto Parkway and followthe signs. Watersports action: jet skiis, fishing and sail-ing charters (Pau Hana and Flying Circus, DolphinSeafari, the Palmetto Fishing Team), plus good diningand plenty of outdoor entertainment. Serving breakfast,lunch or dinner. And its a great place to stop in for adrink in the afternoon. No gate fee. Easy access fromPalmetto Bay Rd.(Follow the signs) Great sunsets. Fromearly morning til after sundown, “The Key West Sideof Hilton Head”. 843-785-7131 See page 84 & 85

SOUTH BEACH MARINA VILLAGE Home of the SaltyDog. Fabulous restaurants all with a water view, TheSalty Dog Cafe, The Wreck of the Salty Dog, the SouthBeach General Store & dozens of unique stores. Homeof Commander Zodiac. Ice Cream & pizza. Check outthe center spread for what’s happening. And there’salways fun at The Salty Dog. (And yes, beautiful visi-tors, there is a Salty Dog.) Its home for the kids in thesummer, but its our place to hang out, enjoy the scenery,the birds and the ambiance all during the year. We’ll seeyou there in the afternoon for a beer, or in the morningfor coffee, or at lunch for a retreat from the traffic.Reminiscent of a New England village, you’ll enjoy wan-dering from store to store, relaxing and enjoying thetranquility. See 48-51 & page 3.

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As a visitor down for a few days of R&R, you maynot be considering owning a piece of the Island,

but you must admit the ads are very enticing (and soare the properties). Its your opportunity to becomemore familiar with our Island by visiting severalproperties with the varying beauties all over theIsland. Stop by for more information, or make anappointment for a VIP (that’s you) tour.MARRIOTT’S SURFWATCH This beachfront master-

piece offers the same quality service and amenities thathave been Marriott’s hallmark for over 75 years.Discover why more than 30,000 people call Marriott’sresorts on Hilton Head Island their vacation home.Spacious two and THREE bedroom villas with “deluxeshower experience” (rain shower heads, body sprays &bench seating). HDTV w/Direct TV. Located on privateoceanfront property, 3 pools (beachfront, marsh view,and indoor), spas, sports court, shuffleboard area, bar-beque grills, children’s playground & “state of the art”fitness center. 843-342-1496 to reserve your personaltour.

RMC RESALES & RENTALS 20 Pope Avenue inExecutive Park. Timeshare resales for less! VacationOwnership packages starting at $500 per week. RCIPoints allow you to visit Hilton Head Island with all itsamenities often or exchange your vacation ownershippackage for cruises, luxury hotels, airline tickets,Disney passes or other destinations. Fixed or floatingweeks, eighth or quarter shares. The flexibility of thisprogram is one of the best you’ll find. Plus FREE Golfand Tennis. A $100.00 incentive will be yours formaking a visit to discuss your vacation ownershippossibilities. Call for appointment, or stop by. 843-842-6556 ext. 4 See ad page 7

RESALE COMPANY 106 Courtyard Bldg. (Across fromPark Plaza). Exclusive representation of timesharing inSea Pines. You can own your own piece of the Islandfor a week, a month, for a lifetime. Prices begin at$1,000. They also have a selection of homes and villasfor rent for your next vacation. Inquire when you call.843-785-3070 See ad this page.

VACATION TIMESHARE RESALES turn off Wm.Hilton Parkway (Hwy 278) to 12 New Orleans Rd (nextto Charlie’s L’etoile). Vacation Timeshare Resales offersan island wide selection of all oceanfront and golfcourse properties. All properties include exchange ben-efits, clear title, current maintenance fees & full resortservices. Complimentary golf & tennis. Whether mak-ing your first timeshare purchase or adding anotherweek, you’ll be treated to a professional low key salesapproach in a “no pressure” atmosphere. 843-686-3633

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Restaurants on Hilton Head offer some of themostly delicious and carefully prepared

delicacies to be found anywhere in the world.Whatever your taste, you’ll find it here. In each issue,we tell you some of our favorite restaurants. Wesuggest particular dishes that appeal to our tastes andthat we think will appeal to yours as well.

Many of these excellent restaurants could be listedunder several categories, but in the interest of space,please read the ads that will lead you to an adventure infine dining. Casual dress is the accepted style. (Use map pages 88-90 for locations)

AMERICANBIG BAMBOO CAFE Coligny Plaza upstairs, oceanside.

Open 11:30am Mon thru Sat. Generous portions. Earlybird value dinners as well as a late night menu. Familydining. Great ribs, fresh seafood & pasta dishes. Generousportions. Steaks, burgers, salads, pizza, sandwiches.Margarita Madness 4-7 in the bar & dining room Mon-Sat. Live entertainment most nights. 1940’s theme.Congenial atmosphere. 843-686-3443 See page 36

HINCHEY’S CHICAGO BAR & GRILL Beach Market atColigny Circle. (They’re doing some new design workand improvements to the area, so its not easy to getaround, but its worth it, so make the effort. You’ll beglad you did.) Free underground parking available. Openlunch & dinner. Great hamburgers & salads for lunch.Friendly bartenders. Lunch specials Mon-Fri $5.95.Sandwiches, finger foods, salads & dinner specials. Filetmignon for dinner! Great pasta dishes! (Happy Hour 4-7pm). Children’s menu. Families welcome. Late nightentertainment if you’re not ready to call it a day (or night)843-686-5959 See page 33

MAIN STREET CAFE & PUB Main Street Village. Acrossfrom Harris Teeter. Mon-Wed 11am-9pm, Thurs - Sat11am-9:30pm, Sun 11am-3pm. Great appetizers, soups andsalads. Seafood specials every day. Go where the locals go!They specialize in fresh local seafood, good pastas and agreat NY Strip. Homemade desserts like creme bruleé andbread pudding. Good Food! Good Prices! Something foreverybody. 689-3999 See page 45

PALMETTO BAY SUNRISE CAFE Palmetto Bay Marina.Open every day (except Tuesday). Serving 6am to 3pm. Sitinside or out on the porch. Eggs all the way, Eggs Benedict,Crab Benedict, Stratras, quiches and the now world famous“Leslie Burger”(topped with green olives, cream cheese,bacon and mayo). Expanded lunch menu includes PotatoCrusted Flounder and Pan Seared Tilapia plus greatsandwiches.. Enjoy your meal inside or outside on the deck.(Bring your dog if you want to (outside only). Beginningtheir 6th successful year. (Featured in Southern Living as‘best breakfast on Hilton Head.”) 843-686-3232 See page 41

THE SMOKEHOUSE BAR & HOUSE OF BBQ 102Pope Ave (near the Coligny Circle & Coligny Beach)Lunch 11:30. Serving continuously until 10pm. The besthickory smoked BBQ & Baby back ribs you’ll ever eat.Chili Cookoff Winner almost every year. (More than 30Food Awards on the Island since 1999. They are thebest.) Beef Brisket! Or order a big mound of BBQ pulledpork as a sandwich or plate. One of the best Kansas CityStrips you’ll ever eat. Great sides: grilled veggies, corn onthe cob, baked beans, great french fries. Bar open until.....843-842-4BBQ(4227) See page 35

SQUAT-N-GOBBLE May River Rd in historic Bluffton(Hwy 46) Mon-Fri 7am-9pm, Sat & Sun 7am-3pm. Goodvalue breakfast. Great NY Style pizza & homemadedesserts (NY Cheesecake, Strawberry Shortcake!). Goodsandwiches, burgers & and daily specials. BBQ cooked intheir smoker on premises, Gyros (YEE-ro). Spanakopita!!!Don’t go home without a Squat-N-Gobble T-Shirt (Usethe coupon. Save $1.) 843-757-4242 See page 38

SUNSET DINING CRUISESOLD DAUFUSKIE CRAB COMPANY RESTAURANT

Dinner at Old Daufuskie Crab Company includes steamedshrimp, crab legs, the famous deviled crab platter or a10oz sirloin. (Hamburgers and hot dogs too). Full menufor lunch and dinner Tue thru Sun beginning 11am.Enjoy a boat ride from Broad Creek Marina or come inyour own boat. 843-342-8687 See page 95

SPIRIT OF HARBOUR TOWN Million dollar passengeryacht departs Harbour Town Yacht Basin. Two hourcruise with an All-You-Can Eat two entree buffet. FirstClass dining featuring the Island’s best sunsets. Everytable has a panoramic view through 16 sq ft. windowseats. Ask about private cruises for large parties. Greatservice by the staff, you couldn’t ask for a better eveningon Hilton Head waters. 843-363-9026 See page 78

CONTINENTALALEXANDER’S 76 Queens Folly Rd. (in the heart of

Palmetto Dunes Resort-within walking distance of TheMarriott Beach & Golf Resort, Hilton Oceanfront Resort& Shelter Cove Harbour). Vintage Harleys, Great Seafood& Way Too Many Wines! Serving dinner 7 days from5:00pm. (Early bird daily 5:00-5:45.) Great specials.Wonderful appetizers. Seafood, steaks, and more servedon the porch, one of the main dining rooms or privatedining room. 843-785-4999 See inside front cover.

CHARLIE’S L’ETOILE VERTE 8 New Orleans Rd justoff Hwy 278. 23 successful years on Hilton Head. OpenTue thru Sat for lunch. Monday thru Saturday for dinner.Outstanding wine list, a dedication to pleasing the mostdiscriminating palette, you’ll be delighted with anyselection you make. Delicious fresh fish presentations,plus your other favorite meat dishes. (The Cobb Salad atlunch is a legend.) Winner of the Wine Spectator Awardof Excellence 12 consecutive years. 785-9277 See page 34

REDFISH 8 Archer Rd facing Palmetto Bay Rd. Lunch11:30am-2:00pm Mon-Sat. Dinner 5pm. SignatureAppetizers such as Seared Ahi Tuna, & Coconut Calamari.Entrees include Herb marinated Pork Chop, Lobster pasta,Fresh catch from local waters. Lunch, Early Dining &Dinner specials. Beautiful & delicious presentations.Outstanding desserts. (Wine Spectator’s The Best of Award of

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Where To Dine

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Ruan SuphataInvites You to Experience Her

Authentic Thai CuisineOpen for Lunch

11:00-3:00 Monday – Saturday

Open for Dinner 4:30-9:30 Monday – Thursday4:30-10:00 Friday & Saturday

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THE STUDIO AN ARTISTIC DINING EXPERIENCE 20 PopeAve. Executive Park Rd. in the RMC Bldg. Two diningrooms featuring an International menu including Asian,Southwestern, Mediterranean as well as traditionalpreparations. Don’t make your dining decision until youhear the specials. Wonderful food, the appetizers areoutstanding. Music by Armand on the weekends (Ask abouthis latest CD). Artists at their easels most nights. 843-785-6000 See page 40

SEAFOODALLIGATOR GRILLE SEAFOOD RESTAURANT & SUSHI

BAR Park Plaza. adjacent to Sea Pines Main Gate. DinnerOpen every night but Monday beginning at 4:45 until.....The exciting cuisine is prepared from an open kitchen andthe atmosphere is upscale casual. The menu offers a widevariety of fresh Fish, Lamb, Filet and Alligator! WineSpectator Award of Excellence since ‘05. Enjoy liveentertainment Thurs, Fri & Sat nights. 843-842-4888 Seepage 38

AQUA GRILLE & LOUNGE Coligny Plaza Circle to 10North Forest Beach Dr (across from Coligny Plaza) Openfor dinner 5-10pm. The strength of their restaurant is intheir excellent staff. The only thing we overlook is theOcean. Select Lobster Rangoons, Ahi Tuna, East and WestCoast Oysters, fish and shellfish from the Pacific to localwaters, a NY Strip, ribs, etc. Free valet parking. Live musicby Bobby Ryder Thurs nights You will make Aqua Grilleone of your favorite restaurants on Hilton Head. See theirwebsite for their extensive lists of wines and special events.www. aquagrilleandlounge.com 843-341-3331. See page 43

CRAZY CRAB Hwy 278 at MM 1. Serving lunch 11:30amevery day. Serving continually throughout the afternoon.Dinner from 5pm every day. Beautiful view of JarvisCreek. Great seafood, sunsets & good times. All yourfavorites plus delicious seafood prepared any way you likeit. Casual dining. Great for families. Great view and theambiance from your table on the outside deck. Or dineinside in their spacious dining room. Friendly servers. 843-681-5021 See page 5

CRAZY CRAB AT HARBOUR TOWN Open 11:30am everyday. Serving continually throughout the afternoon. Dinnerfrom 5pm every day. Ask about the daily specials for lunchand for dinner. Enjoy the world famous harbour viewfrom your table in the heart of Harbour Town. Deliciousseafood prepared any way you like it. Great appetizers.Casual family dining. And the world famous lighthouse juststeps away. 843-363-2722 See page 5

HUDSON’S on the DOCKS on the Intracoastal Waterway(off Squire Pope Rd. Celebrating over 30 years as one ofHilton Head’s most recognized landmarks. Serving lunchand dinner everyday. The Oyster Bar opens at 11am. Enjoythe ambiance in the bar or at a table in their spaciousdining room. Fresh seafood from local waters. Featured onthe Food Network’s “Best of Hilton Head Island” & RachelRay’s “$40 a Day”. They have a private dining room foryour special occasions. 843-681-2772 See page 37

LANDS END TAVERN South Beach Marina. Servingbreakfast 8-11, lunch 11-4 and dinner 4-10. Daily specialsand kid’s menu. They will love the pirate theme. 843-671-5456 See the center spread & page 48-51

OLD OYSTER FACTORY Marshland Rd. off MathewsDrive. Surrounded by water on three sides, a waterviewfrom any seat. Its the ambience you came to the Islandfor. Franz Auer, culinary legend for more than 20 years onHilton Head, prepares delicious daily specials. Featured: alarge Rib Eye & all your favorite seafoods, with the “Auer”touch. An outstanding selection of oysters on the half shell.And the cold Shellfish Sampler Platter is more than enoughfor 2. Friendly bartenders. Enjoy the view, you’ll love thefood. Dinner from 5:00. 843-681-6040. See back cover

SALTY DOG CAFE South Beach Marina Villageoverlooking Braddocks Cove. Happy Hour 4-6. Dinner 5-10pm. You won’t go away hungry. Your family will love it.843-671-2233 See center spread & 50 & 51

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WRECK OF THE SALTY DOG South Beach Marina.Serving the same lunch menu as The Salty Dog. Lunch11-3. Dinner 4-10pm, The Wreck features fresh fish,lobster, shrimp, plus a variety of steaks & ribs. Lunchand dinner outdoors on the terrace or inside in theirenclosed glassed veranda. Ask about nightly specials.Drink Happy Hour specials 4-6 pm and Appetizerspecials 4-5 pm in the bar/lounge area overlookingBraddock’s Cove. 843-671-SEAS(7327) See pages 48-51

IRISHCASEY’S SPORTS BAR & GRILLE 37 New Orleans

Rd. Open 11am till late seven days. Irish sports bar onHilton Head featuring moderate priced dining.Tremendous sandwiches, half-pound burgers, PhillyCheese Steak and Roast Beef on Weck, Buffalo wings &nightly dinner specials. Great drink prices. Lots of happylocals at the bar every night. Great bartenders. See theirad for all the happenings every night. 40 TV’s. All thesports action. 785-2255 Use the coupon. See page 35

ITALIANBISTRO MEZZALUNA RESTAURANT BAR &

TAPAS BAR Fountain Center 55 Orleans Rd. (near theSea Pines Circle) Dinner from 5:00pm nightly. Livemusic & fine authentic Italian Cuisine. Friendly service.Their new tapas menu, featuring both cold and hottapas, will please you and your friends. Served both earlyand late for the theatre crowd or those preferring smallerportions. Delicious presentations of chicken, seafood,pasta & Black Angus steaks. (You’ll probably need a‘doggy bag’. Homemade sauces & bread. Extensive winelist and the largest martini list on the island. Children’smenu. Live music & dancing. Grand piano & soft jazz.Patio dining available. Mark & Valerie look forward toseeing you. Catering available. 842-5011 See page 34

FLORA’S ITALIAN CAFE South Island Square (nearmilemarker 9) From one of North Jersey’s award winningrestaurants, the outstanding team of Branco & Flora havecome to Hilton Head to create a new tradition. Dinner

Mon thru Sat. Sunset Dining 5-5:45 $14.95. Flora’saward winning desserts, Branco’s outstanding veal, fish& beef preparations. Great pasta dishes. Ask about thedaily specials. You can’t go wrong. Everything isprepared daily, even Flora’s desserts. Nice wine list.Available for private luncheons. Call and ask for Florato discuss the menus and special touches for youroccasion. Stop in early for one of their special martinisor an after dinner port. You’ll enjoy Flora’s. 843-842-8200 See page 39

IL CARPACCIO Pineland Station on the Lagoon. OpenMon-Sat. Lunch 11:30am-2:00pm. Dinner 5:30pm til.Celebrating their 7th Anniversary! Maurizio & ChefEddie Campos invite you to enjoy lunch or dinner.Original Italian Pizza cooked in a hardwood burning ovenimported from Modena, Italy. Thin crispy crust Greattoppings. Wonderful salads, and dozens of daily specials.Nice wine list. Great desserts. Delicious Italian food andcourteous service. Reservations suggested, but walk-insare welcome. Sit outside under the awnings & enjoy theview or inside. One of the Islanders’ favorite diningrooms. (Private dining room available for workinglunches or special occasions.) 843-342-9949 See page39

THAI CUISINERUAN THAI CUISINE 811 Wm Hilton Parkway. (near

milemarker 8 & the Palmetto Dunes entrance) & BelfairTowne Square in Bluffton. And just opened in Savannahat 17 W. Broughton Street. Open 11:00-3:00pm for lunch.Dinner 4:30-10pm. An authentic Thai restaurant onHilton Head and now Savannah. Wonderful curries andyour choice of mild to spicy seasoning. No MSG or foodcoloring is ever used and only the freshest ingredients. Welove the whole Snapper and the Crispy Duck. They alsohave vegetarian specials to please you every night of theweek. A wide choice of dishes to please everyone in yourparty. Children’s menu. Leave room for dessert. 843-785-8575 (Hilton Head) 843-757-9479 (Bluffton) & 912-231-6667 (Savannah, GA.) See page 33

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OPEN FOR BREAKFASTLAND’S END TAVERN South Beach Marina Village on the

water. Now serving breakfast! 8am-11pm. Enjoy the breezesand the atmosphere on the deck overlooking Braddock Cove.843-671-CAFE See center spread, and pages 48-51

PALMETTO BAY SUNRISE CAFE at Palmetto BayMarina.Serving from 6am-3pm every day except Tuesday. Atrue “Early Bird” Special. 6am-8am $1.00 off eggs all ways.Eggs all the way, Eggs Benedict, Crab Benedict, and more.Accompany your meal with one of the best Bloody Marys onthe island. Beginning their 6th successful year. (And did younotice? They were featured as ‘best breakfast on Hilton Headin Southern Living magazine. )843-686-3232 See page 41

SQUAT-N-GOBBLE May River Rd in historic Bluffton (themain street through town) Open Mon-Fri 7am-9pm, Sat &Sun 7am-3pm. Very good. Great value. All your favoritebreakfast items. (And you have to have the t-shirt). 843-757-4242 See page 38

OPEN FOR LUNCHAQUA GRILLE & LOUNGE Coligny Plaza Circle to 10 North

Forest Beach Dr (across from Coligny Plaza) Sit out by thepool overlooking the ocean. 843-341-3331. See page 43

BIG BAMBOO CAFE Coligny Plaza upstairs, oceanside.Open for lunch at 11:30 every day but Sunday. Great kidsmenu! Bring your friends. Favorites for everybody. EnjoyJimmy Buffet Classics live on Saturday 1-8pm. 843-686-3443 See page 36

CASEY’S SPORTS BAR & GRILLE 37 New Orleans Rd.Famous for Roast Beef on Weck, Buffalo Wings and greatsandwiches. Daily specials. Good food. Generous portions.More than 50 TV’s. 843-785-2255 See page 35

CHARLIE’S L’ETOILE VERTE 8 New Orleans Rd. 23successful years on Hilton Head. Open Tue thru Sat for lunch.(Mon-thru Sat for dinner.) Delicious fresh fish presentations,plus your other favorite meat dishes. (The Cobb Salad is alegend.) 785-9277 See page 34

CRAZY CRAB Hwy 278 at MileMarker 1. Serving lunch11:30am every day & serving all afternoon. Lovely view ofJarvis Creek. Sit out on the deck. All your favorites plusdelicious seafood prepared any way you like it. Casual dining,great for families. Delicious seafood. 681-5021 See page 5

CRAZY CRAB AT HARBOUR TOWN Open 11:30am everyday. Serving continually throughout the afternoon. Casualfamily dining. Great stopping place after your boat ride orshopping! 843-363-2722 See page 5

HINCHEY’S CHICAGO BAR & GRILL Beach Market atColigny Circle. Free underground parking available. Lunchspecials Mon-Fri $5.95. TV’s all around so you won’t miss anyof the action. Near the beach. One of the best cheeseburgers inparadise. Great salads. Generous sandwiches. Great FrenchFries! 843-686-5959 See page 33

HUDSON’S ON THE DOCKS on the Intracoastal Waterway(off Squire Pope Rd. Serving lunch and dinner everyday. TheOyster Bar opens at 11am. Fresh seafood from local waters.Your favorite seafoods cooked just the way you like it.Specials every day. From their docks to your table. An IslandTradition. 843-681-2772 See page 37

IL CARPACCIO Pineland Station on the Lagoon. Open Mon-Sat. Lunch 11:30am-2:00pm. A variety of delicious dailyspecials & wonderful salads. Great pizza. Dine inside or onthe deck by the lagoon. Friendly service. Nice wine list. Greattea. Private dining room for special lunch meetings (or dinnermeetings). 843-342-9949 See page 39

JAKE’S PIZZA South Beach Marina. Overlooking BraddockCove. Open 11am. Hand tossed pizza by the slice or the pie.Great choice of toppings. Eat in or take out. 843-671-5894.See center spread 48-51

LANDS END TAVERN South Beach Marina. Lunch 11am-4:00pm. Daily specials and kid’s menu. They will love thepirate theme. And you’ll enjoy the good food. Lots ofambiance and places outside for the children to play. 843-671-5456 See the center spread & page 48-51

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MAIN STREET CAFE & PUB Main Street Village. Acrossfrom Harris Teeter.Open 11am every day .Great appetizers,soups & salads. Seafood specials every day. Go where thelocals go! Good Food! Good Prices! Something for every onein your party! 689-3999 See page 45

PALMETTO BAY SUNRISE CAFE Palmetto Bay Marina.Open every day. but Tue. Serving from 6am to 3pm. Sitinside or out on the porch. Nice ambiance. Daily lunchspecials, good salads and the world famous Leslie Burger.Try the Potato Crusted Flounder & Pan Seared Tilapia.Great Bloody Marys. Nice shopping in the shops around theharbour. Or walk over to the other side and book a sail or aboat ride. Beautiful and calm. 843-686-3232 See page 41

REDFISH 8 Archer Rd facing Palmetto Bay Rd. Lunch11:30am-2:00pm Mon-Sat. Daily chef specials. Signaturesalads & entrees. Great sandwiches and a wonderfulhamburger. (Wine Spectator The Best of Award of Excellence2004) Wonderful desserts. A great wine list, or select one fromthe wine shop as you walk in. 843-686-3388. See inside frontcover.

RUAN THAI CUISINE 811 Wm Hilton Parkway. (nearmilemarker 8 & the Palmetto Dunes entrance)& BelfairTowne Square in Bluffton. Open 11:00-3:00pm for lunchMon thru Sat. Wonderful curries and your choice of mild tospicy seasoning. No MSG or food coloring is ever used andonly the freshest ingredients. 785-8575 on Hilton Head. 843-757-9479 (in Bluffton) & 912-231-6667 (Savannah, GA.) .See page 33

SALTY DOG CAFESouth Beach Marina Village on the water.Lunch 11-3. Good sandwiches, homemade shrimp salad,hot dogs, and lots more. Enjoy the breezes and theatmosphere on the deck overlooking Braddock Cove. 843-671-CAFE See center spread, pages 48-51

SALTY DOG ICE CREAM SHOP South Beach MarinaVillage on the water. Open11am. Homemade ice cream,huge hot dogs, fresh nachos. Try a Salty Dog Sundae or oneof their homemade shakes. 843-671-CAFE See centerspread, pages 48-51

SMOKEHOUSE BAR & HOUSE OF BBQ 102 Pope Ave(near Coligny Circle) Open11:30am serving continuously.Chicken, Baby back ribs, great hamburgers, BBQ pulled pork,homemade soups, generous salads & more. Sit at the bar or acomfortable table. The most award winning restaurant onHilton Head at our annual Rib cook-offs and food festivals.You’ll love the food. The service is exceptional and the foodwill bring you back again and again. 842-4BBQ. See page 35

SQUAT-N-GOBBLE May River Rd in historic Bluffton.(Hwy 46) Open every day. Pizza, homemade chili and soups.BBQ. Daily specials. And very affordable. Stay and shop insome of the lovely art shops that have opened up not to faraway. Its become a ‘go to’ place, Bluffton, a town of its own.Don’t go home without a Squat & Gobble T-Shirt (use thecoupon and save $1.) 843-757-4242 See page 38

THE WRECK OF THE SALTY DOG South Beach Marina.Now serving the same lunch menu as The Salty Dog. Lunch11-3 overlooking beautiful Braddocks Cove. They pridethemselves on value and good, friendly service. You have tovisit South Beach Marina Village while you’re here. Its aunique part of the Hilton Head atmosphere. 843-671-SEAS(7327) See center spread & 50-51

Please see our website

www.WhereToGoHiltonHead.com

for links to these fine restaurants,

as well as calendar activities throughoutthe year. Our covers from several yearsback may also be seen, as well as other

interesting island information.

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A Real Taste of ItalyAntipasta, Carne, Pesce

Everything is prepared to Order.Pizza baked fresh in a hardwood oven

imported from Modena, Italy.Excellent wine list.

Lunch: Mon-Sat, 11:30-2:00Dinner: Mon-Sat, 5:30 till…

Reservations or Walk-Ins Welcome

342-9949Pineland Station

Chef Eddie Campos & Maurizio invite you toenjoy lunch & dinner in their fine restaurant!

NEW PRIVATE DINING ROOM AVAILABLEFOR ALL YOUR SPECIAL OCCASIONS!

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SUPPER & NIGHT CLUBS THE BIG BAMBOO CAFE Coligny Plaza upstairs,

oceanside. Open Mon-Sat. Entertainment Fri & SatLate Night Menu served 10pm-11:30pm. Good music!Good food! (Tuesday night its 2 for 1 SignatureEntrees.) Great ambiance. Fun place to dine. Go earlyfor happy hour. 2/1 margaritas. And so close to thebeach, you could take a stroll before or after dinner. 843-686-3443 See page 36

BISTRO MEZZALUNA Fountain Center on NewOrleans Rd. Dinner from 5:00pm. Early Bird: 5-6pm.From 8:30-11:30. Wednesday thru Saturday nights,enjoy light dinner music and soft jazz. And you candance. Teri Reni-Powers performs Wednesday nights 6-9pm. She’s one of the Island most popular entertainers.Target provides dance music on Friday nights. 843-842-5011. See page 34

JAZZ CORNER Village at Wexford. C-1. No musiccharge except for special performances. Available forprivate parties. Music every night. Call to see who’splaying tonight or just stop in. Wonderful food, friendlyservice, and great acoustics to enhance the musicianswho perform there every night of the week. 843-842-8620See page 40

OUTDOOR / PATIO DININGDelightful dining on picturesque decks and patios, orscreened in porches. Wear your sunglasses. Pleasant

breezes & lovely surroundings most days.ALEXANDER’S 76 Queens Folly Rd. (in the heart of

Palmetto Dunes Resort-within walking distance of TheMarriott & Hilton). Open for dinner. 843-785-4999 Seeinside front cover

ALLIGATOR GRILLE & SEAFOOD RESTAURANT &SUSHI BAR Park Plaza, adjacent to the Sea Pines Gate.Open for dinner. Good food (and you can enjoy acigarette on the patio.) 843-842-4888 See page 38

AQUA GRILLE & LOUNGE Coligny Plaza Circle to 10North Forest Beach Dr (across from Coligny Plaza)Serving lunch overlooking the ocean Easter weekendthru Sept. 843-341-3331. See page 43

BISTRO MEZZALUNA Fountain Center 55 NewOrleans Rd. Dinner 5:00pm. Early Bird 5-6pm. 843-842-5011 See page 34

CRAZY CRAB Hwy 278 at Mile Marker 1. Open from11:30 am every day. Great view of Jarvis Creek. Open forlunch and dinner. Enjoy the porch or deck. Its verypeaceful watching the wading birds and the boat trafficjust beyond your table. 843-681-5021 See page 5

HINCHEY’S CHICAGO BAR & GRILL Beach Market atColigny Circle. (underground parking) Servingcontinuously lunch thru dinner. If you’re out shopping inthe Coligny Plaza area, its a great place to stop for adrink, a sandwich or salad; or come back for dinner.(Serving all afternoon.) 843-686-5959 See page 37

IL CARPACCIO Pineland Station on the lagoon. OpenMon-Sat. Lunch 11am-2:00pm. Dinner 5:30pm til. Enjoythe view and the great food. They have wonderfulspecials for lunch and dinner. Great pizza in their specialhardwood oven brought over from Modena, Italy. Andthe big fans outside make dining very pleasant. 843-342-9949 See page 39

JAKE’S PIZZA South Beach Marina Village. Open 11am.Hand tossed pizza by the slice or the pie. Great choice oftoppings. Eat in or take out. Serving lunch, all afternoonand dinner. (Your family will love it.) 843-671-5894 Seecenter spread 48-52

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MAIN STREET CAFE & PUB Main Street Village.Across from Harris Teeter. Check out their SaturdayBrunch and also Sunday brunch. 11am-3pm. Go wherethe locals go. Good food for that late night appetite. -689-3999 See page 45

OLD OYSTER FACTORY Marshland Rd. off MathewsDrive. Surrounded by water on three sides. Open fordinner. Its the ambience you came to the Island for.Dinner from 5:00. 843-681-6040. See back cover

SMOKEHOUSE BAR & HOUSE OF BBQ 102 PopeAve (near the Coligny Circle) You won’t go home hungry.Open for lunch and/or dinner. And serving all afternoon.Famous for their BBQ sandwiches, but they make agreat cheeseburger. And the French Fries are really,really good. 842-4BBQ(4227) See page 35

SQUAT & GOBBLE May River Rd in historic Bluffton.Family owned business. And they make every effort toassure you’ll return. One of the ‘landmarks’ of Bluffton.And the staff makes you feel at home. 843-757-4242 Seepage 38

PALMETTO BAY SUNRISE CAFE Palmetto BayMarina. Serving 6am-3pm. Open every day exceptTuesday. Friendly service. Great drinks. You won’tfind a more congenial spot on Hilton Head. Your dogis welcome at your feet. Locals love it, and you willtoo. 843-686-3232 See page 41

REDFISH Palmetto Bay Rd. Enjoy a glass of wine andlunch on the porch. Great for a business lunch or torecount the golfing score cards. Great for a ladies dayout. Daily specials. The food is always delicious.Generous portionsl. 843-686-3388 See inside front cover.

WRECK OF THE SALTY DOG South Beach Marina.Enjoy the deck overlooking Braddock Cove or the insideporch. Wonderful breezes, and catch a few rays whileyou dine, not to mention the beautiful views and calmingatmosphere. Good food too. 843-671-SEAS(7327) Seecenter spread & 48-51

CONTINUOUS DININGMany restaurants close between 2:30-6:00 pm. Listed are

restaurants continuing to serve their complete menuthrough the afternoon . After a round of golf course, tennis,

sailing or kayaking or exhausted from shopping, you’ll wantto know where to go to get a snack or a complete early meal.

BIG BAMBOO CAFE Coligny Plaza upstairs, oceanside.Open 11:30am Mon thru Sat. Extensive menu. Generousportions. Early bird 3:30-4:30 @ $10.95 & 4:30-5:30@$12.95 must be seated by 5:30pm. Happy Hour 4-7pmhalf price Margaritas. 843-686-3443 See page 36

CASEY’S SPORTS BAR & GRILLE 37 New OrleansRd. Daily specials & appetizers while you brag aboutyour golf score. (One of the best happy hours on theIsland. 4-7 Mon-Fri) 785-2255 See page 35

CRAZY CRAB Hwy 278 at Mile Marker 1. Servingcontinually throughout the afternoon. Beautiful view ofJarvis Creek. Sit outside and enjoy the surroundings aswell as some good food. Good salads and greatsandwiches and daily specials. 681-5021 See page 5

CRAZY CRAB AT HARBOUR TOWN Enjoy the worldfamous harbour view from your table in the heart ofHarbour Town. Daily seafood specials. Good appetizersand salads. 843-363-2722 See page 5

HINCHEY’S CHICAGO BAR & GRILL Beach Market(underground parking) Big sandwiches, greathamburgers, the best french fries, pastas, steaks, salads,and lots more. Stop in after golf or tennis. Or after yourwalk on the beach. 843-686-5959 See page 33

SMOKEHOUSE BAR & HOUSE OF BBQ 102 PopeAve (near Coligny Circle) Open11:30am servingcontinuously. Chicken, Baby back ribs, great hamburgers,BBQ pulled pork, homemade soups, generous salads &more. Stop in after your golf game or shopping. Sit at thebar or a comfortable table. The most award winningrestaurant on Hilton Head at our annual Rib cook-offs &food festivals. 842-4BBQ(4227) See page 35

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SQUAT-N-GOBBLE May River Rd in historic Bluffton.(Hwy 46) Open every day. Pizza, homemade chili andsoups. BBQ. Daily specials. And very affordable. Don’t gohome without a Squat & Gobble T-Shirt (use the couponand save $1.) 843-757-4242 See page 38

EARLY BIRD DINING‘Early Bird menu offers a financial opportunity to save

when you’re dining out. Request the “Early BirdDining” Special when you order and please note the

hours for Early Bird. ALEXANDER’S 76 Queens Folly Rd. (in the heart of

Palmetto Dunes Resort-within walking distance of TheMarriott, Hilton & Shelter Cove Harbour) Early bird daily5:00-5:45pm. They post the menu on their board outside ifyou’re out on your bike and want to stop by. But wepromise, you won’t be disappointed. 843-785-4999 Seeinside front cover.

ALLIGATOR GRILLE & SEAFOOD RESTAURANT &SUSHI BAR Park Plaza, adjacent to the Sea Pines Gate.4:45-6:00 Tue thru Sun.. (Last reservation for early birdtaken at 5:45). Includes beverage, choice of soup or salad, achoice from 7 delicious seafood, meat or pasta selections$14.95. Available during early dining hours, regular menu(entrees only) discounted 20%. 842-4888 See page 38

AQUA GRILLE & LOUNGE Coligny Plaza Circle to 10North Forest Beach Dr (across from Coligny Plaza) SunsetMenu 5:00-5:45pm. Free valet parking. Eric Seaglund,Executive Chef, will delight you with his impressiveappetiters and entrees. The only thing we overlook is theOcean. 843-341-3331. See page 43

BIG BAMBOO CAFE Coligny Plaza upstairs, oceanside.Mon-Sat. Early Bird 3:30-4:30 $10.95 / 4:30-5:30 $12.95(must be seated by 5:30) Includes Soup or Salad, Choice of12 entrees & dessert. A varied menu. Deliciouspreparations to please everyone with you. Happy Hour 4-7pm. Margarita Madness! 686-3443 See page 36

BISTRO MEZZALUNA Fountain Center 55 New OrleansRd. (near the Sea Pines Circle). Early Bird: 5-6:30pm. 24items to choose from starting at $14.95. Veal, chicken, fishor pasta & homemade bread. Includes house wine,domestic beer or soft drink. Dessert: homemade Cannolior Spumoni. Or ask for their tapas menu, a wide variety ofhot and cold tapas just right for that early dinner or for alate after the theatre treat. Entertainment by Teri Reni-Powers on Wednesdays 6-9pm. 843-842-5011. See page 34

CASEY’S SPORTS BAR & GRILLE 37 New Orleans Rd.4-7pm. Great prices for daily specials. Good food. Friendlyservice. Great Bar. Over 50 TVs, you won’t miss any ofyour favorite sports action. 785-2255 See page 35

CRAZY CRAB Hwy 278 at Mile Marker-1. Beautiful view ofJarvis Creek. Your favorite delicious seafood prepared anyway you like it. Casual dining. Generous portions. Verypopular. Enjoy the breezes on the deck overlooking themarsh. 681-5021 See page 5

CRAZY CRAB AT HARBOUR TOWN Enjoy the famousharbour view from your table in the heart of HarbourTown. Your favorite salads, soups & special plus deliciousseafood prepared any way you like it. Casual dining, greatfor families. 843-363-2722 See page 5

FLORA’S ITALIAN CAFE South Island Square. Early BirdSpecial served Monday thru Saturday: 5:00-5:45pm$14.95. Choice of soup or salad, a selection from 8 entrees(and specials) & one of Flora’s desserts. Includes a glassof house wine, coffee or tea. 843-842-8200 See page 39

HINCHEY’S CHICAGO BAR & GRILL Beach Market atColigny Circle. (underground parking) Pasta specials Twofor one 5:00-6:30pm. They have a full menu of greatsandwiches, burgers, salads and more. Great french fries.Generous portions. Outside or inside 686-5959 See page 33

LANDS END TAVERN South Beach Marina. Early BirdSpecials 5-6:30pm. 10% Off regular menu. Familyfriendly. You might even try to catch crabs off the docksbefore or after dinner. 843-671-5456 See the center spread

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REDFISH Palmetto Bay Rd. Early Dining Specials 5:00-5:45nightly. Choice of soup or house salad, plus entree.Selections include Ribs, NY Strip, Salmon, Mahi-Mahi &more. $13.95. (Glass of wine $2.95) (Ask about their specialwine dinners and wine tastings. Well worth your time andenjoyment if they happen while you’re on the island.)843-686-3388 See inside front cover.

RUAN THAI CUISINE 811 Wm Hilton Parkway. (nearmilemarker 8 & the Palmetto Dunes entrance)& BelfairTowne Square in Bluffton. Open for dinner at 4:30pm.Enjoy a leisurely meal of the most delicious Thaispecialities. Your choice of mild to spicy seasoning. Onlythe freshest ingredients. 843-785-8575./ 843-757-9479(Bluffton) & 912-231-6667 (Savannah). See page 33

SALTY DOG CAFE South Beach Marina Village. 5:00-6:30inside the galley. 10% off food. Lowcountry specialities,steaks & more. There’s lots to do for the family, sit underthe trees and enjoy the view, music most weekends, andtake a walk around the Village before or after dinner. 843-671-2233. See center spread

THE WRECK OF THE SALTY DOG South Beach MarinaVillage. Early Bird 5-6:30. Ask about the chef’s nightlyspecials (Promise you’ll be glad you did.) Happy hour drinkspecials 4-6pm and appetizer specials 4-5pm in thebar/lounge area only. 843-671-SEAS (7327) See page 48-51

LATE NIGHT DININGServing food after 10 pm for your late night appetite

ALLIGATOR GRILLE & SEAFOOD RESTAURANT &SUSHI BAR Park Plaza, adjacent to the Sea Pines MainGate. Late night bar menu every Friday and Saturday10:30pm-midnight. Music Friday (Jordan Strum, guitar)and Saturday (ZaZa, award winning Jazz & R&Bartist)nights. 843-842-4888 See page 38

THE BIG BAMBOO CAFE Coligny Plaza upstairs,oceanside. Open Mon-Sat. Entertainment Wed, Fri & Sat.Late Night Menu served 10pm-11:30pm. Good music!Good food! 843-686-3443 See page 36

CASEY’S SPORTS BAR & GRILLE 37 New Orleans Rd.Famous for Roast Beef on Weck, Buffalo Wings and greatsandwiches. Peel & eat shrimp & lots more. Watch all thesports action. More than 50 TV’s. Big bar, friendlybartenders. 843-785-2255 See page 35

HINCHEY’S CHICAGO BAR & GRILL Beach Market atColigny Circle. Live entertainment most nights. Some ofthe most popular musicians stop in to perform. Open late.Entertainment -686-5959 See page 33

SUNDAY DININGALEXANDER’S 76 Queens Folly Rd. (in the heart of

Palmetto Dunes Resort). Nightly appetizer specials anddinner specials. Delicious desserts. Great wine list. 843-785-4999 See inside front cover.

ALLIGATOR GRILLE & SEAFOOD RESTAURANT &SUSHI BAR Park Plaza, adjacent to the Sea Pines MainGate. Dinner from 4:45 until. Upscale casual. WineSpectator Awards ‘05, ‘06 & ‘07 & ‘08. Happy Hour 5-7every night. Dinner specials. And great sushi!! 843-842-4888 See page 38

AQUA GRILLE & LOUNGE Coligny Plaza Circle aroundto 10 North Forest Beach Dr (across from Coligny Plaza)Serving Dinner 5-10pm. Specials every night bothappetizers and entrees plus a wonderful menu. A privatewine room plus a Banquet Room seating for 130 for yourspecial occasion any day or night of the week. Ask aboutspecial vintner wine dinners in their wine room. 843-341-3331. See page 43

BISTRO MEZZALUNA Fountain Center on New OrleansRd. Dinner 5-10pm. Early Bird: 5-6:30pm. Indoor oroutside seating. Great bartender. Good service. 843-842-5011. See page 34

CASEY’S SPORTS BAR & GRILLE 37 New Orleans Rd.Open 11am 7 days. Enjoy sports action on more than 50TV’s. Good food! Friendly service. 785-2255 See page 35

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CRAZY CRAB Hwy 278 at Mile Marker 1. Open 11:30amfor lunch. Serving continually thru dinner. Casual dining,great for families. 843-681-5021 See page 5

CRAZY CRAB AT HARBOUR TOWN Open 11:30am forlunch. Serving continually thru dinner. Enjoy the worldfamous harbour view from your table in the heart ofHarbour Town. 843-363-2722 See page 5

HINCHEY’S CHICAGO BAR & GRILL Beach MarketColigny Circle (underground parking) Good food, livemusic. Its a happening place!!! 843-686-5959 See page 33

HUDSON’S ON THE DOCKS on the IntracoastalWaterway (off Squire Pope Rd.) Serving lunch & dinnereveryday. Oyster Bar opens at 11am. 681-2772 See page 37

LANDS END TAVERN South Beach Marina. Open everyday 8am. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Enjoy theambiance of South Beach Village. 843-671-5456 Seecenter spread & pages 48-51

MAIN STREET CAFE & PUB Main Street Village. Acrossfrom Harris Teeter.Open 11am -3pm on Sundays Go wherethe locals go! Good Food! Good Prices! Great breakfast,brunch or lunch menu. Something for everybody onSunday and everyday.843- 689-3999 See page 45

OLD OYSTER FACTORY Marshland Rd. off MathewsDrive. Open 5 p.m. Great bar menu and a beautiful view.There’s seating outside as well as near the entertainment.But the big dining room has a water view on all threesides. You can watch the boats as well as the kayakersenjoying the trip up or down the creek. 843-681-6040.See back cover

PALMETTO BAY SUNRISE CAFE at Palmetto BayMarina. A true “Early Bird” Special. 6am-8am $1.00 offeggs all ways. Eggs Benedict, Crab Benedict and more.Its a gathering place on Sunday morning. If you broughtyour dog, he’ll just love it. (He can’t go inside, but you canenjoy the porch with him. 843-686-3232 See page 41

REDFISH 8 Archer Rd facing Palmetto Bay Rd. Sunday5:00-10:00pm Daily chefs specials. Delicious salads andentrees. And the desserts!!!!.Inside or outdoor dining.843-686-3388. See inside front cover.

RUAN THAI CUISINE 811 Wm Hilton Parkway. (nearmilemarker 8 & the Palmetto Dunes entrance) & BelfairTowne Square in Bluffton. 4:30-10:00pm on Sundays.843-785-8575 on Hilton Head. 843-757-9479 (Bluffton) &912-231-6667 (Savannah, GA). See page 33

SALTY DOG CAFE South Beach. Lunch 11-3. Happy Hour4-6. Dinner 5-10pm. You won’t go away hungry. Yourfamily will love it. 843-671-CAFE See center spread

SMOKEHOUSE BAR & HOUSE OF BBQ 102 Pope Ave(near Coligny Circle) Convenient to all South endchurches. Open til 10pm 842-4BBQ(4227) Call ahead andtake it home with you. Or enjoy their dining room andtake a walk on the beach after lunch. See page 35

SQUAT-N-GOBBLE May River Rd in historic Bluffton (themain street through town) Open 7:00-3pm on Sunday.Pizza & desserts BBQ, Baby back ribs, fried chicken &more. Family dining. 757-4242 See page 38

THE STUDIO AN ARTISTIC DINING EXPERIENCE 20 PopeAve. Executive Park Rd. in the RMC Bldg. Asian,Southwestern, Mediterranean as well as traditionalpreparations. Artists at their easels. Wonderful and creativepresentations. A delightful dining experience. 843-785-6000See page 40

WRECK OF THE SALTY DOG South Beach Marina. Lunch11-3 Dinner from 4-10 pm. Early Bird: Specials: 5:00-6:30pm. Great seafood. Happy Hour 4-6 pm Appetizerspecials 4-5pm. 843- 671-SEAS See center spread & 50 & 51

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Palmetto Bay Road. Serving Hilton Head for over 18years. Hand-dipped chocolate confections. Jelly bellies,chocolate covered coffee beans, chocolate delights insouvenir shapes. Use the coupon. 842-4567. See page 42

ISLAND FUDGE SHOPPE Coligny Plaza. 16 flavors offudge & hand pulled taffy and a large variety of handdipped chocolates. Open 10am-8pm. Custom corporatelogo molds, wedding favors, chocolate gold coins withcompany logos & family crests. Great gifts for your favoriteclients or family. “We ship everywhere” 842-4280. Pleaseuse the coupon at time of purchase. See page 42

SALTY DOG ICE CREAM SHOP S. Beach Marina Village.Open11am. Homemade ice cream & huge hot dogs,. Try aSalty Dog Sundae or one of their homemade shakes. 843-671-CAFE See center spread 48-51

DELI / SUPER MARKET THE FRESH MARKET 890 Fresh Market Shoppes #110.

Open 9am-9pm Monday thru Saturday. 9am-8pmSundays. A shopping experience nothing short ofextraordinary, sure to delight those who enjoy goodcooking & eating. The most perfect fruits and vegetables,specialty grocery items, a European delicatessen & muchmore. The Fresh Market has definitely become one of thefavorite markets on the Island and off. 843-842-8332 Seepage 45

PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPER MARKET Plaza at ShelterCove. A full service grocery store. Expanded & remodeled.You’ll be thrilled with all the new food and groceryitems. Domestic & imported wines, cheeses, fresh bakedbreads, USDA meats, crisp fresh fruits & vegetables, primeAngus beef. Weekly specials on meats and vegetables.Birthday cakes a specialty. 843-842-4090 Use the couponfor free Pepsi . See page 41

FINE WINES & SPIRITSTHE FRESH MARKET 890 Fresh Market Shoppes #110.

Open 9am-9pm Monday thru Saturday. 9am-8pmSundays. A fine selection of wines at outstanding prices,offering everyday values as well as fine wines &Champagne for special occasions. A wide selection ofbeers, from domestic bestsellers to small, obscureimported ales. The friendly staff will be happy to help youchoose a selection to compliment your meal! Wonderfulcheeses, patés and accompaniments to make yourevening or day just perfect. And you’ll be delighted withthe fresh produce, the beautiful steaks, the freshest fishand seafood. 843-842-8332 See page 45

ISLAND WINERY 12A Cardinal Rd. (Turn on Mathews Drtowards the HH Airport, Right on Cardinal Rd. Look for aBlue Awning on the Right.) The only winery on HiltonHead that creates wine right here on Hilton Head. WineTasting Happy Hour Mon thru Thurs at 4pm ($15). Enjoya glass of wine anytime Monday thru Saturday 12:30-5:30pm. 12:30-2:30 Mon thru Sat. Enjoy a flight (3different varieties) of wine plus a complimentary cheesetray $7. Plan a party of your own or just stop in. Theirwines make great gifts. 843-842-3141 See page 33

PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPER MARKET Plaza at ShelterCove. Newly expanded for even greater shopping ease andchoices. An outstanding selection of domestic & importedwines, cheeses & fresh baked breads to compliment yourwine selections. Open 7:30am-10pm. Use the coupon forfree Pepsi. 843-842-4090 See page 41

RED FISH BAR & RETAIL WINE SHOP 8 Archer Rdfacing Palmetto Bay Rd. Outstanding, carefully selectedstock of fine wines. Enjoy at their bar in the wine shop orhave it presented at your table when you order lunch ordinner. Of course, you can always order from theiroutstanding wine list. Ask about their wine dinners. Geton their e-mail list. An epicurean experience for you andyour friends. Wines perfectly matched to the foodpresentations. 843-686-3388. See inside front cover

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Hilton Head Island is a product of many cultures, backgroundsand personalities. Influences from the American Indian,African American, Spanish, French and British peoples are

reflected in the names of places, plantations, and other parts ofHilton Head Island. We’ve highlighted a few and you’ll discovermore via the tours available.

The Indian Shell Ring in the Sea Pines ForestPreserve dates back to 1450 B.C. Listed on theNational Register of Historic Places, this moundof oyster shells, animal bones & clay provides avisible monument to the prolific oyster beds andto the Indians who made them one of theirstaples.

In 1521, the Spanish left their mark on theIsland. Cordillo Parkway now bears the name ofthe Spaniard who discovered the harbor to PortRoyal about the same time St. Augustine, Floridawas founded. In 1562, Admiral Coligny sent JeanRibaut to lead French Huguenots in a search ofreligious freedom and although France andSpain fought over the harbor for many years,Spain was eventually given the land in a treaty by the RomanCatholic Pope.

By 1663, England, made her bid for a place in the new world.Sir William Hilton, aboard the good ship “Adventure,” sightedtall pines as he searched for the entrance to Port Royal. Markingthe spot on his map, sailors referred to this point as “Hilton Head.”Hilton’s glowing report of the fertile soil and ideal growingconditions on the island promoted British colonization.

1698 saw the establishment of large plantations as a result ofbarony land grants. In 1717, the agent for those original developerssold the land along Skull Creek. The real estate agent called theIsland “Trench’s Island.” Settlers established large plantations.Indigo was the major crop on Hilton Head Island from the 1740’suntil the Revolutionary War. The entire plant was soaked in water(and with the addition of crushed oyster shells, produced a blue dyevalued for its vibrancy and intensity of color.)

Across the “toe” of Trench’s Island was “Dawfoskee”.Is has beenaccepted by most historians that Daufuskie (present spelling) gotits name from the Yemassee Indian word that means “land with apoint”, (referring to its shape which resembles a pointed feather).The pictured “D’Awfoskee“ chart was published in 1776. TheAmerican Revolution fostered a need by the British military forcharts and maps of America. Daufuskie (present spelling) Islanders(Tories), supported Britain in the Revolution, while Hilton HeadIslanders supported the Colonists.

The Civil War was one of the busiest times on the island. Nearly30,000 Union troops were stationed on Hilton Head after the “Battle ofPort Royal Sound” on Nov 7, 1861. Fort Mitchel, built in 1862, andnamed for Gen. Ormsby Mitchel, who commanded the Union soldierson Hilton Head in 1862, was part of the defense for the northern endof the Island during the Union occupation. (Remains of this Fort aswell as other historical treasures have been preserved as vital treasuresof our past. A 1861 map shows the original plantations andlandmarks. (Leamington was called Leamington even in 1861.Developers have kept the Island history in mind as they have plannedpresent Island developments.) Call the Coastal Discovery Museum atHoney Horn: 843-689-3033 ext 221 and learn many more interestingdetails and make reservations to take one of their many special tours.They offer a variety of programs throughout the year.

“Modern” Hilton Head began in the 50s and the Island has seenphenomenal growth thanks to wise and carefully planneddevelopment. The term “plantation” had not been used since theturn of the century until the development of Sea Pines Plantation.Charles Fraser conceived and pioneered the concepts of respect for

the environment. His philosophy was to offeramenities first (golf courses, marinas, bike paths,etc.) and development would follow. The result ofthat philosophy you see today. (Unfortunately, Mr.Fraser died in an untimely accident in December,2002. He was buried under the Liberty Oak inHarbour Town. A fitting tribute to a man whomeant so much to the recognition and growth ofthis island.) Hilton Head recognizes over 35,000permanent residents and hosts more than twomillion visitors each year. The Island hasbecome a year round resort destination.

There are two lighthouses on HiltonHead. Most famous is the 90 ft. tall Harbour Townlighthouse in Sea Pines. Climb to the top. Takeyour camera. (You’ll also find a great shop with thebest selection of lighthouse memorabilia

anywhere.) The other one is on the Arthur Hills Golf Course inPalmetto Dunes Resort.

Turtle Lane is so named for the Loggerhead turtles who come toshore to bury their eggs then return to the sea (you’ll see whitemarkers along the beach designating a protected area whereLoggerheads make their way to their nesting area). And in yearspast, we even had a Leatherback Turtle make her way to our shores.

More than 250 species of birds return to Hilton Head duringthe year. “The Birders Guide to Hilton Head Island And TheLowcountry,” published by Hilton Head Audubon Society, isconsidered to be the ‘birders’ bible.

The SC State Tree is the Sabal or Cabbage Palmetto. Hardiestpalm along the coastal plain, the trunk is covered with overlays ofthick husks. Palmetto means “small palm” in Spanish. This tree wasa symbol of the Revolution. The Palmetto is pictured on our stateflag & state seal. A full size replica of the tree stands on the groundsof the State Capitol in Columbia. It was erected as a memorial tothe men of the Palmetto Regiment of South Carolina who fought inthe Mexican War.

The State Shell is the Lettered Olive. Our State Bird, the CarolinaWren, is pictured on some SC license plates. Yellow Jasmine is theState Flower. The state dance is “The Shag”. The Peach, the statefruit, and the state beverage is (nope, not gin & tonic), but milk (1%or at least lowfat, I hope). (The state social drink is iced tea.) The statefish is the Bass. The state animal is the Whitetail Deer (Bambi &friends), not the alligator. And also listed in the SC Legislativehandbook is the state spider: the Wolf Spider.

Shaped like a shoe (toe, instep, heel and ankle), Hilton Headis about 12 miles long, up to 4 miles wide and encompassesabout 42 square miles. The beach extends almost the entire lengthof the Island. Trees grow right up to the beachline. Beautiful palmsand palmettos, magnolias, tall pines and ancient oak trees areabundant. This natural protection as well as God’s smile havepreserved our Island from heavy storm damage.

Not “just another pretty place,” Hilton Head is a very specialIsland that more than 35,000 of us call home. Not without ourgrowing pains (or maybe we can call them “growing gains”), we’reconcerned with our environment and Island growth with itsaccompanying problems. We continue to define and implementways to make our Island even better. Come again and be a part ofthe new history you are helping create on Hilton Head Island.

History of the Island

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DDIIRREECCTTIIOONNSS TTOO SSOOUUTTHH BBEEAACCHH VVIILLLLAAGGEE:: From the Sea Pines Main Gate, takeGreenwood Dr. through the Fraser Circle (in Sea Pines) until dead ends. Turn right onto S. Sea PinesDr. South Beach Village is 1.5 miles on the right.

DID YOU KNOW THERE’S A SALTY DOGT-SHIRT FACTORY ON ARROW RD?Exit the Sea Pines traffic circle ontoPalmetto Bay Rd. Take a right atthe first traffic light onto TargetRd. Take a left onto Arrow Rd.go 1/2 mile to 67 Arrow Rd.

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This Hilton Head destination offers plenty offun and entertainment for the whole family.The Salty Dog Cafe, an island institutionwhich has delighted locals and visitors forover two decades, is South Beach’s claim tofame. People who visited as kids are nowbringing their own children to share in theirchildhood memories. Kids dance to thesounds of Dave Kemmerly or Bruce Crichtonwhile parents kick back, relax & watchthe sunsets.

Year-round fun can be found along theboardwalk, and South Beach is especiallyactive with events such as the Derby Party(May 2nd, All Day), Nightly LiveEntertainment (5 pm - 9 pm), plus greatshopping throughout the village.

While at South Beach,you’ll definitely wantto venture upstairs to the Salty Dog T-ShirtFactory or visit Jake’s Cargo for great giftideas. Everything from Salty Dog T-Shirts tochildren’s books can be found featuring Jakethe Salty Dog. Special savings can be foundthroughout May with Jake’s StimulusPackage at TheSaltyDog T-Shirt Factory onArrow Rd. or The Salty Dog T-Shirt Factory& Jake’s Cargo at South Beach.

Don’t forget to stop by South Beach’s newestaddition, Ellie’s Gallery & Boutique.Featuring eclectic styles that can fit every-one’s taste and original paintings by the low-country artist Glenda Cason.

For great pizza, Jake’s Pizza always delivers!Available for dine-in or carry-out. Jake’sPizza also offers FREE Sea Pines delivery.Enjoy fresh pizza, calzones, salads & amazing specials (see our center spread) delivered in our newSMART car.

To see another side of Hilton Head you have to get out on thewater. Book a charter fishing trip with BlueWater Bait & Tackle. You can fish foreverything from trout to sharks, dependingon the season & you will enjoy the abun-dant marine life that makes this ecosystemso diverse. Blue Water Bait &Tackle has allof the inside information on what’s bitingand where the hot spots are located.

Great specials can be found for both Happy Hour & dinner at The Wreck of the SaltyDog. A picture perfect view offers an ideal setting for an intimate dinner or family get-together. Special menus are available and make an excellent choice to accommodate par-ties of all sizes. Call 843-671-SEAS for information & availability.

Be sure to try the homemade ice creamfrom The Salty Dog Ice Cream Shop.Choose from a variety of flavors servedin either a cup or a cone! Or try oneof our specialty hot dogs! Deliciouspremium hotdogs served with all yourfavorite toppings!

For those who just can’t get enough ofSouth Beach, you don’t have to leave!South Beach Inn &Vacation Rentalshasroomswith nightly or weekly rates.Choose either marinaor courtyardviews. All suites have a kitchenetteand hardwood floors. Or rent one ofour privately owned villas. All arelocated in the South Beach area andare within a few minutes walk of thebeach, the marina and The SaltyDog Cafe.

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DDIIRREECCTTIIOONNSS TTOO SSOOUUTTHH BBEEAACCHH VVIILLLLAAGGEE:: From the Sea Pines Main Gate, takeGreenwood Dr. through the Fraser Circle (in Sea Pines) until dead ends. Turn right onto S. Sea PinesDr. South Beach Village is 1.5 miles on the right.

DID YOU KNOW THERE’S A SALTY DOGT-SHIRT FACTORY ON ARROW RD?Exit the Sea Pines traffic circle ontoPalmetto Bay Rd. Take a right atthe first traffic light onto TargetRd. Take a left onto Arrow Rd.go 1/2 mile to 67 Arrow Rd.

MAY AT SOUTHBEACH

This Hilton Head destination offers plenty offun and entertainment for the whole family.The Salty Dog Cafe, an island institutionwhich has delighted locals and visitors forover two decades, is South Beach’s claim tofame. People who visited as kids are nowbringing their own children to share in theirchildhood memories. Kids dance to thesounds of Dave Kemmerly or Bruce Crichtonwhile parents kick back, relax & watchthe sunsets.

Year-round fun can be found along theboardwalk, and South Beach is especiallyactive with events such as the Derby Party(May 2nd, All Day), Nightly LiveEntertainment (5 pm - 9 pm), plus greatshopping throughout the village.

While at South Beach,you’ll definitely wantto venture upstairs to the Salty Dog T-ShirtFactory or visit Jake’s Cargo for great giftideas. Everything from Salty Dog T-Shirts tochildren’s books can be found featuring Jakethe Salty Dog. Special savings can be foundthroughout May with Jake’s StimulusPackage at TheSaltyDog T-Shirt Factory onArrow Rd. or The Salty Dog T-Shirt Factory& Jake’s Cargo at South Beach.

Don’t forget to stop by South Beach’s newestaddition, Ellie’s Gallery & Boutique.Featuring eclectic styles that can fit every-one’s taste and original paintings by the low-country artist Glenda Cason.

For great pizza, Jake’s Pizza always delivers!Available for dine-in or carry-out. Jake’sPizza also offers FREE Sea Pines delivery.Enjoy fresh pizza, calzones, salads & amazing specials (see our center spread) delivered in our newSMART car.

To see another side of Hilton Head you have to get out on thewater. Book a charter fishing trip with BlueWater Bait & Tackle. You can fish foreverything from trout to sharks, dependingon the season & you will enjoy the abun-dant marine life that makes this ecosystemso diverse. Blue Water Bait &Tackle has allof the inside information on what’s bitingand where the hot spots are located.

Great specials can be found for both Happy Hour & dinner at The Wreck of the SaltyDog. A picture perfect view offers an ideal setting for an intimate dinner or family get-together. Special menus are available and make an excellent choice to accommodate par-ties of all sizes. Call 843-671-SEAS for information & availability.

Be sure to try the homemade ice creamfrom The Salty Dog Ice Cream Shop.Choose from a variety of flavors servedin either a cup or a cone! Or try oneof our specialty hot dogs! Deliciouspremium hotdogs served with all yourfavorite toppings!

For those who just can’t get enough ofSouth Beach, you don’t have to leave!South Beach Inn &Vacation Rentalshasroomswith nightly or weekly rates.Choose either marinaor courtyardviews. All suites have a kitchenetteand hardwood floors. Or rent one ofour privately owned villas. All arelocated in the South Beach area andare within a few minutes walk of thebeach, the marina and The SaltyDog Cafe.

All in all, South Beach is full ofgreat treasures that you will notwant to miss. For a day or a week,there is plenty of entertainment foreveryone to enjoy .

Pizza,Wings,StromboliSalads & More!

Opens at 11 am to 10 pm843-671-4749

See Centerspread forthe Daily special

Closest FishingFleet to the

Ocean!843-671-3060

Gifts for Pets & the PeopleWho Love Them!843-671-5022

Fresh Seafood,Shrimp, Burgers,

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DIRECTIONS TO ARROW RD:Exit the Sea Pines traffic circle onto

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BEAUFORTTake time to explore the historical city of Beaufort, less than anhour away. Architecture you don’t see on Hilton Head, a citysteeped in history plus the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful Low-country ambience as you drive. Did you know that settlementwas attempted in Beaufort even before St. Augustine and almosthalf a century before Jamestown and Plymouth Rock? Prior to theCivil War, Beaufort was known as one of the wealthiest cities forits size in America. Beautiful antebellum homes designed alongGeorgian and colonial architectural lines stand today as a monu-ment to a splendid past as well as symbols of a flourishing econo-my. Waterfront Park hosts the Gullah Festival in May, theWater Festival in July and walking or driving toursthroughout the year. The Beaufort Chamber of Commerce 1-843-524-3163 is on Boundary Street. They offer useful literature,maps & more information on making the most of your visit.

BLUFFTONFrom a quiet little town to a growing thoroughfare leading toHilton Head Island, Bluffton is becoming a thriving business com-munity. Besides providing rich cultural and historical opportuni-ties, many businesses have chosen Bluffton to relocate, or to openadditional “off island” shopping & dining opportunities. From thehistorical streets and homes now made into museums to thenational businesses like Home Depot & the Tanger Outlet Storeswith more than 100 national discount stores, you’ll find art gal-leries and lovely old churches, and many quaint little shops. Butmaybe its the people that you will enjoy. Truly wonderful folks,who got there first; knew a good thing and stayed. (Don’t speed.They will be waiting for you.)

DAUFUSKIE ISLANDAccording to the late Billie Burn, who’s book “An Island CalledDaufuskie” , the most comprehensive and complete history of theisland, the name Daufuskie came from the American Indian worddaufa meaning feather, and fuskie meaning short or pointed,describing the shape of the island. The past few years have seen adramatic change from the island described in Pat Conroy’s book“The Water Is Wide”. Today, the island features three luxuri-ous gated communities: Haig Point, Melrose and BloodyPoint, as well as the Historical Districts that allow one to“step back in time”. Just minutes from Harbour Town by boatbut miles apart in character, the island features 3 magnificent golfcourses (including a Rees Jones favorite), gorgeous uncrowdedbeaches, tennis courts, great biking and a wonderful array of floraand fauna. Calibogue Cruises (342-TOUR) offers trips into thepast on the Island, as well as a look to the future as you observeone of the last barrier islands to be developed. You can spend thenight in one of their Crab Shacks (rustic elegance) at FreeportMarina, complete with great stories to tell when you get backhome. Outside Hilton Head (686-6996) also offers tours of theisland, as well as trips between Page Island & Daufuskie.

SAVANNAH, GAWhy not go by boat!! Take the Spirit of Harbour Town (363-9026), departs from Harbour Town. A memorable and effortless tripvia water to River Street. Once a riverfront collection of run-downand abandoned warehouses, River Street today is a charming, park-filled area where you can watch tugboats busily forcing huge shipsinto their respective loading docks. Spend the day in the gift and spe-ciality shops. Sample the seafood in the many restaurants. Enjoy acarriage tour or Trolley to some of the historical sections. Savannahboasts many home museums, at least 13 public museums, and his-torical Old Fort Jackson. (You’ll need a car or cab to get there). Oneof the most interesting museums is Ships of the Sea Maritime Muse-um (912-232-1511). The Haunted History Walking Tour, Civil War/City History & Ironworks Tour are fascinating .(912-232-4268).“There are more ghosts in downtown Savannah than anywhere elsein the United States.” Learn more about the famous Mercer House(Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil). If your schedule permits,have breakfast or lunch at Mrs. Wilkes Restaurant. Or lunch or din-ner at Paula Deen’s Lady & Sons. At the end of your visit the returnto Hilton Head (by boat or taxi) will bring you back safely and withfar more beautiful scenery, not to mention great memories, than dri-ving it yourself. Hwy 278 is open to I-95 at Exit 8 or you can takeHighway 17. If you drive, please don’t speed!! Especiallythrough Bluffton. Speed trap!!! (Another reason to go by boat)

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ALLIGATOR GRILLE Park Plaza. Happy Sushi Hour 5-7pm. Buy one sushi roll get one FREE. $3 Martinis &Margaritas. Domestic Drafts $1.50, Domestic Bottles $2.00at the Bar Only. Late night Happy Hour 9:30pm 843-842-4888

AQUA GRILLE & LOUNGE 10 N Forest Beach Dr. (acrossfrom Coligny Plaza Oceanside) 5:00-6:30pm. Special drinkprices and 1/2 price appetizers. 843-341-3331

BEACH BREAK GRILL 24 Palmetto Bay Rd. 4-7pm Monthru Sat. Special prices on well drinks, beer and wine.Specializing in rums of the world. (They tell me that rumbrings fishermen good luck). 843-785-2466

THE BIG BAMBOO CAFE Coligny Plaza. Upstairs, ocean-side. Mon thru Sat 2/1 Margarita Madness 4-7pm &Special prices on drinks. Open at 11:30am until late. 843-686-3443

BISTRO MEZZALUNA RESTAURANT & TAPAS BARFountain Center at 55 New Orleans Rd. (near Sea PinesCircle) 5 until. Tapas menu at the Bar, the Piano Bar &Patio. Late night happy hour & appetizers. 843-842-5011.

CASEY’S BAR & GRILLE 37 New Orleans Rd. 4-7pm.Mon thru Fri. 35¢ wings, 35¢ shrimp. $2 domestics. $2 wellbrands. Margarita Mondays ($3 all day). Ladies night is Tuewith $1 drinks for the ladies. Thurs night Trivia. $4 frozendrinks all day. Karaoke (Tue & Fri). Drink specials 9pm.$2.50 vodkas (Sat) all day! $2 Bloody Marys (Sun).843-785-2255

THE ELECTRIC PIANO 27 Park Plaza (behind AlligatorGrille. Wed night: Cruzan Rum Specials & Island music.Thurs is Ladies Night (8:00pm till late) Dance, relax, havea good time .843-785-KEYS

HINCHEY’S CHICAGO BAR & GRILL Beach Market.Happy hour 4-7 every day. $2.75 premium well drinks &house wine. $1.50 pints. Mich Lite & Bud Drafts. 843-686-5959

HUDSON’S On the docks off Squire Pope Rd. Happy Houris every hour beginning 11am. Open every day. 843-681-2772

ISLAND WINERY 12A Cardinal Court (off Mathews Dr.towards the airport). Starts at 4pm. Mon thru Thurs. $15 perperson. 843-842-3141

THE LAKEHOUSE Sea Pines. Every day 5-7pm. 843-842-1441

LAND’S END TAVERN South Beach Marina. Drink spe-cials 4-6 pm and appetizer specials 4-5 pm. 843-671-5456

MAIN STREET PUB $1.75 domestic bottles. $2.75 welldrinks. Tue: wine night $3.50, Wed Margaritas $3.00 ThursMartinis $3.00. “Go where the locals go” 843-689-3999

OLD OYSTER FACTORY Marshland Rd. on the water.Great sunsets. Happy Hour 5-7 seven nights in the bar.Friendly bartenders. Music on selected nights. 843-681-6040

QUARTERDECK Harbour Town 5-7 every day. Raw barspecials, peel & eat shrimp, snow crab legs. 843-842-1999

REILLEY’S (South End at the Sea Pines Circle) & NorthEnd in Port Royal Plaza 4-7pm $3.00 wells, $2.00 domes-tic bottles, $2.50 imports, $3.00 drafts. 843-842-4414 /843-681-4153

SALTY DOG CAFE South Beach Marina Village. HappyHour 4-6pm every day. 843-671-CAFE

SIGNALS LOUNGE Crowne Plaza Resort. 5-8 pm appetiz-er and drink specials 843-341-1830

THE STUDIO AN ARTISTIC DINING EXPERIENCE PopeAve in Executive Park. 5:30-6:30 in the bar Tue thru Sun.Nightly specials. 843-785-6000

WRECK OF THE SALTY DOG South Beach Marina.Drink specials 4-6 pm and appetizer specials 4-5 pm everyday in the bar/lounge area overlooking Braddock’s Cove.843-671-7327

“BEER IS PROOF THAT GOD LOVES US & WANTS US TO BE HAPPY”Benjamin Franklin, philosopher, politician, inventor (and lover of an ice cold beer).

Happy Hours

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ALCOHOL, SPEED LIMITS AND THE LAWA word of concern from WHERE TO GO. We care about

you and your safety. There is nothing pleasant about spendingyour vacation in the Beaufort County Jail. They are nice folksover there, but there is no “Happy Hour” (and they do notaccept VISA or MasterCard) In fact, we can almost guaranteeyou will NOT have a good time.

DUI’s go directly to jail. They do cross the bridge, butthey do NOT collect $200. In fact, you may end up payingthat amount. And SC law prohibits open containers ofany alcoholic beverages in the passenger section of yourcar. Judge Rita Simmons, is very personable, but you donot want to see her in court.

The speed limit on the Island is 45 mph with 35 posted in

many areas. Our Law Enforcement team is very effective so donot exceed the limit. Believe me, they do not want to “make

your day.” The speed limit coming onto the Island is 55 mph

TOPS. It’s 45 at the foot of the bridge and they mean it! Watch

it on the Cross Island Expressway, and especially on Palmetto

Bay Rd. Unmarked Thunderbirds are watching for you and

their sole reason for existence is writing tickets.

It would be smart not to mix boating & alcohol.The Beaufort County Marine Patrol may be watchingyou. Be smart & safe. And watch those no wake zones.

BAR AND LIQUOR LAWSPackage stores are identified by the red dot. They close at

7:00 p.m. Mon-Sat. Closed on Sunday. You may buy an alco-

holic beverage Sundays in most restaurants serving food.

Beer & wine are available Sundays at the grocerystores. An ordinance prohibits alcohol on the beach!

Great tastes found in the IslandsSomebody who talks surfing & fishing

Dine-In Seating • To Go OrdersHappy Hour 4-7pm every day.

Meet friends at the BIG Mahogany BarGood Food! Good Drinks! Great Stories!

Everything made from scratch!Wireless Internet Access

11am until, Mon-SatServing all day

843-785-2466 24F Palmetto Bay Road

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ALLIGATOR GRILLE & SUSHI BAR Park Plaza. MusicFriday (Jordan Strum on acoustic guitar) & Saturday (ZaZa,Jazz & R&B artist) nights beginning at 7pm. (Late night menu10pm-11:30pm. Late night happy hour begins at 9:30pm.843-842-4888

AQUA SEAFOOD RESTAURANT & LOUNGE ColignyPlaza Circle to 10 North Forest Beach Dr (across fromColigny Plaza) Bobby Ryder entertains Thursday nights.www.aquagrilleandlounge.com 843-341-3331.

THE BIG BAMBOO CAFE Coligny Plaza, upstairs oceanside.Beagles play the Beatles 7pm Fri; Reggae Nite 10pm withPatwa; Jimmy Buffet Classics 1-8pm on Saturday. (Greatplace to spend your Saturday afternoons )Good food.Happening place. 843-686-3443

BISTRO MEZZALUNA RESTAURANT & TAPAS BARFountain Center 55 New Orleans Rd (behind McDonald’s)Live music Wed thru Sat nights. Teri Reni-Powers performsWed nights, Target on Friday nights. Dance floor. Extensivetapas menu in the bar area. Teri Reni-Powers entertains atthe piano Wednesdays 6-9. 843-842-5011

CASEY’S SPORTS BAR & GRILLE 37 New Orleans Rd.Karaoke Tue & Fri; Ladies Night Tuesdays. Trivia Night:Wed. Thurs Live music. Always something going on atCasey’s. Fun bartenders. Use the coupon. 40 TVs. 785-2255

THE ELECTRIC PIANO 27 Park Plaza. Open Wed thru Sat9pm till 2am. Cruzan Rum specials & Sterlin & ShuvetteColvin(Wed), Dana Ashworth, Popular entertainer & DaviMcKinlay (Fri & Sat), Thurs night is Ladies night.Dancing, great music. friendly bartenders. A great night out.843-785-KEYS(5397)

HARBOURSIDE CAFE Harbour Town Marina. Happy Hourevery day 5-7 843-842-1444

HINCHEY’S CHICAGO BAR & GRILL Beach Market Livemusic selected nights. Drink specials beginning 10pm. Latenight menu. Friendly bar. All kinds of fun at Hinchey’s whenthe sun goes down. And especially late at night. 843-686-5959

THE LOBBY LOUNGE Marriott Beach & Golf Resort. LiveEntertainment Tue through Sat. 7:30pm-10:30pm. Relaxingplace for a drink after dinner. 843-686-8488

MONKEY BUSINESS 25 Park Plaza. Open Wed thru Sun.Doors open at 9pm. New Management & lower prices. Disco(Wed), Ladies night (Thur) All requet dance music (Fri & Sat)F&B night. Drink specials all night (Sun) Longest runningdance club on the Island. 843-686-3545

QUARTERDECK Harbour Town. Mike Kavanaugh everyWednesday 6-8 (with peel & eat specials) Sit out on the deckand enjoy the ambiance and the good times. 843-842-1999

SALTY DOG CAFE South Beach. Live musical entertainmenton the boardwalk, weather permitting, 6-10pm with DaveKemmerly or Bruce Crichton! 843-671-CAFE / 843-363-2198

SIGNALS LOUNGE Crowne Plaza Resort. Fridays: 5-10.Beach, Boogie &Blues with a DJ spinning your favoritegood time tunes. Dancing. 843-341-1830

THE SMOKEHOUSE BAR & HOUSE OF BBQ NearColigny Circle near the beach. Joseph the Magician entertainsThurs nights 6-8pm. 3 TV’s Great Bar-B-Q. 843-842-4227

THE STUDIO AN ARTISTIC DINING EXPERIENCE Art creationsby artists at the easel while you dine. Candlelight ambiance.Music by Armand on the weekends. (Be sure to get Armand’snewest CD. Makes a great memory of your trip) 843-785-6000

THE JAZZ CORNER Village at Wexford. C-1Music 7 nights.Great jazz club and outstanding food. Music charge onConcert evenings, no cover charge the rest of the week. Agreat place to go for great jazz and friendly service. Greatacoustics. Award winning jazz club. 843-842-8620

XO LOUNGE Hilton Oceanfront Resort in Palmetto DunesResort. Live Band Tue. thru Sat. nights. 843-341-8080

THE WRECK OF THE SALTY DOG South Beach Marina.Musical entertainment Thurs thru Sun 4-9pm. BruceCrichton or Tim Austin entertain 5-10pm. Fun for yourfamily and friends. Laid back and casual. 843-671-CAFE

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ADVENTURE COVE FAMILY FUN CENTER Openevery day offering a wide range of family activities.Choose from two world-class 18 hole miniature golfcourses. The largest Video Arcade in the area, andmore. Great for birthday parties & groups.Use thecoupon 843-842-9990

ART at the HILTON HEAD LIBRARY 11 Beach CityRoad. Continuous exhibits are displayed in theCorridor Art Gallery Monday thru Saturday duringlibrary hours. Another good reason to visit our finelibrary. If you are an artist, you may wish to exhibityour work there. The contact is Priscilla Pomazai,Information System Specialist. 843-342-9200

ART ACADEMY AT THE HILTON HEAD ARTLEAGUE 106 Cordillo Parkway Offers classes inAcrylic, Oil, Pastel, Watercolor, Photography, Silver,Stained Glass & more. All levels welcome. Classdetails: 843-842-5738 www.hiltonheadartleague.org

ARTS & CULTURAL COUNCIL of SOUTHERNBEAUFORT COUNTY Hosts a Master Calendar ofarts events in the area. They also sponsor a variety ofarts events during the year. Visit their websitewww.lowcountryarts.org. Or call 1-888-840-0152

ARTS CENTER OF COASTAL CAROLINA GUIDEDTOURS Thursdays 11am. Tours of the performing &visual arts complex 45 minute tour.(formerly knownas the Self Family Arts Center) FREE 843-842-ARTS

ARTISTS DEMONSTRATIONS Hilton Head ArtLeague Gallery Suite 207 in Pineland Station. Artistdemonstration Saturdays 11-2pm. FREE 843-681-5060

ARTISTS MEET WEEKLY Wednesday nights atPicture This Gallery & Framing, 214 Chase Center,Intersection of Target & Arrow Rds. 4pm-7:30pm.Wine, coffee, tea and light refreshments. 842-5299

ART PROJECTS ArtWare in Main Street Village. Dropby any day Mon thru Sat. Create your own beadedjewelry at the bead bar. Birthday parties availableoffering crafts & other fun stuff . Ask about art partiesfor all ages. Fun shop. The latest: artists & art loverscan have their art work put on shoes: see www.art-waredesigns.com or Call Jennifer: 843-682-3400

AUDUBON NEWHALL PRESERVE Palmetto BayRd. Self guided tours daylight hours. 843-842-9246

B A R B E R S H O P P E R S ( B A R B E R S H O P H A R M O N YSOCIETY)Visiting Barbershoppers or guys who just liketo sing meet every Monday. 3:20-6:00pm. Country Clubof Hilton Head. (No jeans please). Details:843-689-2869

BARBERSHOPPERS (SWEET ADELINES) HiltonHead Shore Notes rehearse Mondays at 7:00pmIsland Lutheran church on 4400 Main Street. Guests& prospective members welcome. 843-681-3516

BEACH WALKS Tue, Wed & Thurs. Coastal DiscoveryMuseum. Nature/ Coast walks. 689-3033 ext 221

BIKE HILTON HEAD 15 miles of paved trails in SeaPines alone. Plus paved trails down Hwy 278 as wellas throughout Palmetto Dunes Resort & Shipyard.Across the Palmetto Expressway with more pathsbeing built. Please obey the little stop signs on thepaths. We want you to be safe and enjoy your rideevery day you’re here. Don’t forget the beach at lowtide. Its the perfect place to ride with the hard packedsand. Enjoy our beautiful island. Its the perfect way tosee the Island up close. Bike to lunch or breakfast, etc.

BIRDERS PARADISE / PINCKNEY ISLANDEXCURSION Outside Hilton Head. 10am-2pm.Informative paddle around the wildlife refuge.Selected days. Reservations. Snack included. 686-6996

BIRDWATCHING WITH KAYAK HILTON HEADFrom Broad Creek and Pinckney Island where you’revery close to Egrets, Herons, Ibis and more. Even BaldEagles are often spotted. 843-684-1910 / 843-684-1912

BOAT CRUISE TO DAUFUSKIE ON THE SAPELOQUEEN Departs Broad Creek Marina at (no gate fee).Enjoy a panoramic view of the homes along the way,watch dolphins frolicking along side the boat, observewaterfowl or just chill out and close your eyes for awhile. Catch some rays up top. Perfect for your con-ference attendees as a group activity); or as a family out-ing for your family. USCG approved for 149 passengers.Fully narrated tour on calm waters to Daufuskie Island.stay awhile and enjoy a self guided tour of the Island,Food available or take your own picnic. The best seat ison the top deck. Perfect for practicing your cameraprowess. 342-8687 or 1-877-340-8496

BOAT SAFETY COURSES Presented by the US coastGuard Auxiliary. Learn information on local waters,legal requirements for your boat, boat handling, linenavigation and much more. Inquire about day coursesas well as longer more intensive courses. ($$$Qualifiesyou for boating insurance reduction$$$) More details:call Mr. Bennett at843-681-3144

BRIDGE 8-A Port Royal Plaza offers lessons & a varietyof games Monday thru Saturday. 342-7529

BROAD CREEK KAYAKING TOURS Leave fromOld Oyster Factory or The Boathouse. 1-800-686-6996

CALHOUN STREET ART GALLERY 45 CalhounStreet in historic Bluffton. Housed in a lovely oldrestored residence from the 1930’s. Open 10am-5pmMon through Sat. Bluffton offers many interestingand unique opportunities along Calhoun Street. Strollthe streets and discover the past. 843-757-4278

CALIBOGUE CRUISES PRESENTS ROGER PINCKNEYStoryteller, historian, and conservationalist. Author ofbooks and articles on the lowcountry. You’ll love hear-ing abut the hurricanes, the island voo-doo and somuch more. Sure to be one of the highlights of yourvacation. Enjoy relaxing round trip service toDaufuskie Island, plus lunch and his famous guidedtour. 843-3428687 (TOUR)

CAR ENTHUSIASTS CLUB:CAROLINA DREAMERSCAR CLUB CAR SHOW meets the 4th ThursdayMarch thru October. Main Street Village. 6-8pmBeautifully restored old street rods, muscle cars & col-lectibles. Expect to see 20-30 vintage cars, modifiedcars, foreign cars, original old cars and more. Foodand beverages are available in the Village. Web site:www.carolinadreamers.org. Carolina Dreamers is ded-icated to raising money for area charities and sharingtheir love of classic cars with the community. 705-3354

CAR ENTHUSIASTS CLUB: LOWCOUNTRY OYS-TER & MOTOR DRIVING SOCIETY (LOMDS)meet 3rd Wednesday of each month for lunch.Members and guests meet to enjoy an array of clas-sics, sports cars & collectibles. (Many club membersenter their prize cars in the Concours d’ Elegance showheld annually on Hilton Head the first weekend in Nov).Web site:www.lomds.com. Reservations: 837-4956

CHILDREN’S MUSEUM: THE SANDBOX: ANINTERACTIVE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM 18A Pope Ave. 10-5pm Tue-Sat. $6 admission. This is a non profit chil-dren’s museum dedicated to the positive developmentof young children through play. Your children willdelight in exhibits created especially for them. TheLoggerhead Sandcastle filled with magical sand, TheAdventure, Wm Hilton’s ship filled with things toexplore, an International Bazaar where little shopperscan buy & prepare meals, a room for dance, music,art & birthday parties, a bank, Charlie’s PerfectPlayhouse, aquarium, and more. 843-842-7645

COASTAL DISCOVERY MUSEUM 100 Wm HiltonParkway and 70 Honey Horn Drive. Offering a varietyof historical as well as environmental walks and talks.Hours Mon thru Sat 9-4:30 and Sun 11-3 at both loca-tions. Call 843-689-3033 ext 221

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COASTAL DISCOVERY MUSEUM’S TALK &WALK PROGRAMS Honey Horn location. Mondaysat 2pm & Thursdays at 10am: History Walk A Walk inthe Woods Tuesdays at 10am. Salt Marsh DiscoveryFriday 10am. $10 for adults. $5 for children. Walks usu-ally last one to 1

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COASTAL DISCOVERY MUSEUM’S TERRACETALKS PROGRAMS Honey Horn location. Mon at3pm: Lowcountry Nature A to Z. . Hilton HeadIsland, After the Bridge: Tuesdays at 3pm. The CivilWar Era Thursday at 3pm and The Early Years Friday3pm. $5 per person. Walks last 45 minutes. 843-689-3033 ex 221

CREATIVE RETIREMENT CENTER ContinuingEducation program member-led under the auspices ofUSC-Beaufort’s Continuing Education Division. Don’t letyour talents “retire” just because you did. No exams,grades or individual course fees. Traveling experiences,classroom & cultural opportunities. 843-521-4113.

DANCING Hilton Oceanfront Resort. Live band Tue -Sat. 843-341-8080

DANCE (SHAG) Signals Lounge in the Crowne PlazaHotel in Shipyard Plantation. Join the Hilton HeadIsland Carolina Shag Club every Friday night 7-10pmand dance the night away. (Shag is the SC StateDance). Open to everyone. Details: 843-681-2932

DANCE @ THE ELECTRIC PIANO 27 Park PlazaOpen Wednesday thru Sunday nights at 8:00pm.Classic rock, plus live music great for dancing. Or enjoya cozy booth and enjoy the ambiance. Thursday night isLadies night with martini specials. 843-785-KEYS(5397)

DAUFUSKIE ISLAND ADVENTURE and/or DolphinNature Cruise aboard “Vagabond”. Narrated tours andcalm waters. Learn more about the island written aboutin “The Water is Wide” 843-363-9023

DAUFUSKIE ISLAND TOUR / LOWCOUNTRY DIN-NER Leave Broad Creek Marina by boat. Scenic tour ofDaufuskie Island, a Lowcountry supper complete withan unforgettable sunset & Daufuskie Island DeviledCrab and more. 843-342-TOUR(8687)

DAUFUSKIE ISLAND TOURS with Outside HiltonHead. Personalized tours with trained interpretiveguides who take you to the Island “back in time”. Tripincludes boat transportation, club cart rental for use onDaufuskie, stops at all major historic sites includinghomes of local residents. 843-686-6996

DESSERT DEMONSTRATION WITH LUNCH Flora’sItalian Café in South Island Square (Hwy 278) Plan aprivate luncheon for your group. Flora will demon-strate how to prepare one of her magnificent dessertsthat you will also be served. Perfect for meetings,ladies and mens groups. (The restaurant will be privatefor your luncheon meeting. Flora’s opens for dinner everynight at 5:00 Mon-Sat.) 843-842-8200

DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY OF THE LOWCOUN-TRY meets at The Jazz Corner in the Village atWexford the last Sunday of each month. Its a fun after-noon of music and enjoyment of bygone days andmusic. 2-5pm. For more information, got towww.djslc.com 843-842-8620

DOLPHIN ECO TRIPS WITH CALIBOGUE CRUISESBoard at Broad Creek Marina (no gate fee). Four depar-ture times daily. And four returns, so the flexibility willbe easy to schedule for your family or group. Travel thecalm waters of Calibogue Sound on a boat famous forattracting the frolicking Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins.You can choose to just cruise over and back; or disem-bark at Daufuskie Island. Explore on your own or takea guided tour, rent a golf cart, enjoy Daufuskie DeviledCrab or a sandwich, walk the beach. Make it a laid backday enjoying this unique island. 342-TOUR(8687)

DOLPHIN SEAFARI Palmetto Bay Marina. Explore thebeautiful calm waters surrounding Hilton Head. Throwa cast net! Pull a crab pot! Coast Guard inspected for 24passengers. Great for a party, a wedding, or a goodtime. Daily cruises morning till sunset. They also dogreat kayak seafaris. No gate fee. 843-785-7131.

DOLPHINS! DOLPHINS! DOLPHINS! Kayak HiltonHead offers tours throughout the day lead by experi-enced guides and boat captains. Calm waters. Greatexperiences! Take your camera! Learn while you play,one of your favorite remembrances of your trip toHilton Head. Nothing like being out on the water sur-rounded by beautiful sights and sounds. 843-684-1910

ELEVEN ELEVEN CONTEMPORARY MODERNWORSHIP First Baptist Church on S. Forest Beach.Sundays at 11:11am. Call the Church office for moredetails. Ages 6 to 100+ are welcome. Childcare provid-ed for children under six. 843-785-4478

DRINKING LIBERALLY Blue Coyote (betweenCarolina Volvo & Home Depot on Hwy 278 in Bluffton)Meets 1st & 3rd Tuesdays 5:30. Join your liberal friendsfor responsible drinking and enjoying the company ofother liberal attendees. (They also make liberal use of des-ignated drivers, they do want you to stay safe.) This isactually a national organization. This is the local chap-ter. Details: Rob at 843-706-2528

FCC (FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN FROM CHINA) Meet2nd Sat 6-8pm St. Andrews by the Sea Methodist Churchon Pope Ave. Free! Any family who has adopted a childfrom China is welcome to join. Any FCC members whoare visiting the island are welcome as well. Support, fun& cultural connections for families who have adoptedchildren originally from China. 686-5678.

FARMERS MARKET IN BLUFFTON 40 CalhounStreet - Carson Cottages -Old Town Bluffton. 2009Season April 23-November 18. Thursdays 2-6 pmSelect local produce including organic vegetables fruits,flowers, herbs and plants. Food for sale as well as enter-tainment. Call 843-290-6831 [email protected]

FLYING CIRCUS CATAMARAN SAILING CHARTERSCelebrating their 21st year. Limit 6 passengers. Greatsailing & spacious privacy. Coolers welcome.Excursions tailored to your special requests. You’ll lovethe friendly & very knowledgeable captains. You’ll lovethe feeling of skimming so close to the water, but yetever so safely. 843-686-2582

GPS SCAVENGER HUNT with Outside Hilton Head.Stop by, pick up your GPS (global positioning system),then after a briefing on how to use the technology andgetting the coordinates for the first hunt location,you’re off to search for special spots on Hilton Head.Fun for you and your friends or family.1-800-686-6996

GENTLEMEN’S DAY at Casa Blanca Salon & Spa. 124Arrow Rd. (corner of Arrow Rd & Target Rd.)Wednesdays. Special services for men. 843-785-6245

GIRLS NIGHT OUT Meet the 3rd Wednesday of eachmonth at the Country Club of Hilton Head. Enjoy a din-ner and program with Christian women. Send checks(HHI After 5) for $25 to Barbara Wright, 6 Myrtle BankRd, HHI, SC 29926 Affiliated with StonecroftMinistries. Free rides 843-341-3300 or e-mail: [email protected]

GOLF SCHOOL @ THE ISLAND GOLF SCHOOLGolden Bear Golf Club. Full day & half day sessions aswell as private sessions. Multi day schools as well.Instruction includes take home CD, an video analysis.Taking a few stokes off your game “priceless”www.islandgolfschools.com 843-686-3355

GOLF CAMPS FOR JUNIOR PLAYERS Golden BearGolf Club. One and two day camps. Five day camps arealso available. Monday thru Sunday. Everything youneed to improve your game or to get you started inthe right direction. On-course instruction, rules, eti-quette. Make your Mom and Dad proud. And your golfteam call your Captain 843-686-3355

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GOLF CLINICS Ocean/Sea Marsh Practice Range 9-10am and 3:30-4:30pm. Mon thru Sat. 843-363-4475

GOLF EXHIBITIONS with Rick Barry. Harbour TownGolf Links Tuesdays 4:00-5:00pm. 843-363-4485

GULLAH TRAIL TOURS Wed, Thurs, Fri & Sat. 10am& 2:00pm. Sunday afternoons at 2:00pm. Board at theCoastal Discovery Museum at Honey Horn. Travel bybus to visit 10 communities established during the CivilWar. Interesting & educational. See parts of the Islandyou might not encounter otherwise, and hear wonder-ful tales and interesting stories. 843-681-7066

HAIR BRAIDING at Funky Beach Surf & Streetwear.Beach Market just across the street from Coligny Plaza.Next to Hinchey’s & just steps from the beach. Call todayfor an appointment, and you’ll be the coolest kid in town.(Not for kids only, Moms look cool too) 843-341-3865

HARBOUR TOWN LIGHTHOUSE LEGENDS TOURYou’ve seen it in pictures, on TV, its a world renownedlandmark. Climb through time & explore the Island’s richhistory in this self guided tour featuring a visual timeline.Learn the history. Take your camera. Open every day10am till sundown. At the top, you’ll find great gifts & sou-venirs. Definitely make it part of your Island experience.They’ve recently added more to each landing. Golf mem-orabilia, early artifacts & more. Something for everybodyas you climb your way to the top for best view of HarbourTown & surrounding waters. 843-671-2810

HERITAGE LIBRARY Harbourside Bank Bldg, 852 Wm.Hilton Parkway, 2A. Open 9am-3pm. Mon, Thurs, Fri &Sat. A non-profit research facility specializing in histor-ical & genealogical materials with special collections ofinformation of interest to Lowcountry & SC residents &visitors. The Library contains the complete work of theofficial war records of the Union & Confederacy (alsoknown as “The War of the Rebellion”). 843-686-6560

HILTON HEAD ART LEAGUE WORKSHOPS Call forcalendar & accommodations plus workshop packages.Visit the gallery in Pineland Station on Hwy 278 whileyou’re here. You’ll find beautiful art & meet some ofisland artists. 843-842-1477/1-800-945-8585

HILTON HEAD GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY meets at10 a.m., 2nd Tuesday (September through May) in theHeritage Library, Ste. 300, Courtyard Building, 32 OfficePark Rd. A variety of interesting programs to teach youhow to trace your family’s heritage. 843-726-5271.

HILTON HEAD ISLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY 11 BeachCity Road. Large children’s library, Storytime Theatre,an historical room pertaining to the local area forresearch. Internet access to explore the Web free toisland residents, and $2 per hour session to visitors.(Visitor cards available.) Public access to 3 of the mostuseful on line subscription resources. Great way to spenda rainy day should one occur while you’re here. Ask aboutother programs the library offers. And there’s an art dis-play each month of the year. 843-342-9200 beaufort-countylibrary.org

HILTON HEAD HUMANE SOCIETY Off Spanish WellsRoad at 10 Humane Way. Need the comfort of a furryfriend? Open 11-4 Mon, Thurs, Fri, Sat and Sun. Openuntil 6:00 on Wed. A private, no-kill shelter taking inabandoned & stray animals. Pet a puppy or love a kittycat. Warning: you may not go home empty handed.Precious animals that would make a special pet for you& your children. Many dedicated islanders spend manyhours nurturing and caring for these precious animals.Open every day. Call (843)-681-8686.

HORSEBACK RIDING, PONY RIDES & TRAILRIDES AT LAWTON STABLES 190 Greenwood Dr inSea Pines. Something for all the family. Meet “Peanut”,“Butter” and “Jelly”, the goat triplets and their friends inthe animal farm. Enjoy a pony ride (for children 7 yearsand under), plan a pony party. Enjoy an escorted trailride thru the scenic Sea Pines Forest Preserve. They alsooffer English riding lessons. The newest addition: aClydesdale horse to take you for a carriage ride. Openevery day. www.Lawtonstableshhi.com. More: 671-2586

ISLAND WRITER’S NETWORK meets the firstMonday of each month 7:00pm at the Heritage Library3rd floor Courtyard Building. 843-342-5339

ISLAND RECREATION CENTER 20 Wilborn Rd (nearthe Hilton Head schools and off Gumtree Rd.) Classes forpreschool children as well as programs for all age chil-dren & teens, as well as adults. Inquire when you call. Orcheck out their website for your areas of interest.www.islandreccenter.org 843-681-7273

JARVIS CREEK PARK Between Wal-Mart & theentrance to Cross Island Expressway. 11 acre fishinglake. Piers, floating docks, picnic areas, playground &room to enjoy a quiet morning or afternoon. Ride yourbike, or drive in and enjoy the solemn beauty of theLowcountry. Free.

JAZZ LOVERS CLUB OF THE LOW COUNTRY ColignyTheatre in Coligny Plaza. Doors open at 6:00. Show startsat 7:00. General admission $20. Members $5. (Become amember: www. Jazzloversclub.com..) 843-689-9495

JAZZERSIZE FOR ADULTS Island Recreation CenterMon, Tue, Thurs & Fri. 8:15am. $8 per class. Ask aboutother activities as well. 843-681-7273

KAROAKE AT CASEY’S Tuesdays & Fridays 9:30pm atCasey’s Sports Bar & Grill. Make your singing debut onHilton Head. (Looks good on you resumé.) Trivia Night isWednesday nights. Show off your wide diversity ofknowledge (or bluff it.) 843-785-2255

LEGENDARY MINIATURE GOLF Two convenientlocations: Hwy 278 next to Shoppes on the Parkway(36 holes) 843-686-3399 & 80 Pope Ave (18 holes) nearthe Coligny Circle next to Circle Center. Great fun foryou alone or with family & friends. Gentle breezes, funcompetition for all ages. Use the Coupon. 843-785-9214

LIFELONG LEARNING OF HILTON HEAD ISLAND APeer-organized, peer-led and peer-taught selection ofcourses on a plethora of topics led by some of the bestminds and educated members of this extraordinarycommunity. Membership fee is $25. And a tuitioncharge of $45 for the fall and winter terms and $30 forthe shorter spring term. Explore the possibilities atwww.lifelonglearninghhi.org. Fill your free time withmembers who are passionate about living life to thefullest. Make new friends. Learning is a lifelong experi-ence. Enjoy. More details 843-842-8250

LOWCOUNTRY CIVIL WAR ROUND TABLE Explorethe Civil war through guest speakers from across thecountry. Dinner meetings the second Wednesday of eachmonth September thru May (no December meeting) atBluffton High School, McCracken Circle, in Bluffton.Details, call Paul Bucklin, Pres.: 843-705-5168

LOWCOUNTRY TWINS / TRIPLETS SUPPORT CLUBCommunity service club to assist parents who havetwins, triplets or more. Call Holly Sherburne 843-342-5084

MACRAME CLASSES AT THE HEMP SEED & HIGHTIDE BEADS Learn how to make hemp jewelry. Askabout classes. Times & reservations: 843-686-HEMP

MARICULTURE TOURS Waddell Mariculture Center inBluffton. Tour the property, ponds, fish hatcheries andlearn more about the important work being done at thisSC Dept of Natural Resources facility. FREE tours Mon,Tue, Wed & Fri. Informal dress for walking an outdoorproperty will keep you most comfortable. (A great reportfor your children when they go back to school. One ofthe most unique experiences for your family.http://www.dnr.sc.gov/marine/mrri/waddell.com.Google: Waddell Mariculture Center in “search”. Callahead to let them know you are coming: 843-837-3795.

MEN’S NIGHT OUT Faces Day Spa & Boutique in TheVillage at Wexford. 5:30-8:00 Mondays. Faces becomes amale friendly environment with men’s magazines, pret-zels, sports programs on TV, even beer from the Pub ifrequested. Massage, pedicures, manicures, all the spafeatures, for men only on Mondays. 843-785-3075

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MEN’S PRAYER BREAKFAST meets every Tuesday at7:30am at Stack’s Restaurant on Wm Hilton Parkway.(next to Red Roof Inn). You’ll meet a great group ofmen in the community who will make you feel very wel-come. 843-785-8303

ORGAN RECITALS AT HOLY FAMILY CATHOLICCHURCH 24 Pope Ave. 2nd Friday of the month.12:30-1:00pm. Free! Occasionally instrumentalists willperform in addition to the organ. (2,619 pipes, 46 ranks,4 manuals for those of you who appreciate that kind ofinformation.) 843-379-5704/ 888.840.0152

OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE ATUSC-BEAUFORT Classes including history, health,digital photography, art, music & much more areoffered at both the North & South Campuses of USCBeaufort as well as various locations on Hilton Head.Membership allows you to take as many courses asyou’d like. Think of all the new friends you’ll make. Lifereally is a lifelong learning experience. After golf &tennis, add this to your list of things to do. 843-208-8247

THE OUTBACK TOUR Outside Hilton Head offers anawesome experience combining a back water boat ridewith a kayak tour from Page Island. Wed & Fri mornings8am-1pm. www.outsidehiltonhead.com -686-6996

PAGE ISLAND OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTEROutside Hilton Head offers kids programs, teen pro-grams & adult corporate team building activities. Seetheir ads for kids and teens programs, plus private toursbetween Page & Daufuskie. Corporate camps for yourbusiness or youth groups. 1-800-686-6996

PAU HANA CATAMARAN offers the “environmentallyfriendly” way to see nature under sail. Calm waters. Andcomfortable seating, gorgeous views. Daily ”HappyHour” sunset sails and dolphin watching sails on theIsland’s biggest catamaran sailboat. Bring your owncooler or you may purchase soft drinks on board.Palmetto Bay Marina. Available for private parties.Reservations: 843-686-2582

PHOTOGRAPHY CRUISES with Captain Larry Watts,Veterinarian turned Professional Photographer. “Doc”has been capturing the natural beauty of the salt marsh-es for many years. Let him share these years of experi-ence as well as these beautiful areas with you. Go to hisweb site and click on the map to enjoy pictures shotfrom that spot on the map. www.LarryWatts.com.Bring your camera and be prepared for an entertain-ing, informative and beautiful cruise as you captureyour own “suitable for framing” shots. Why not cruiseover to Palmetto Bluff for lunch. Tailor your trip to suityour mood and/or your companion’s temperament (incase they’d rather be shopping or on the golf course).843-290-2720 / 843-681-3728

PINCKNEY ISLAND KAYAK EXPEDITIONS Two &three hour dolphin nature tours with Kayak HiltonHead. (The 3 hr trip gives you time to explore the Islandwith a guide. Depart Broad Creek location. 684-1912

ROWING & SCULLING meet at Old Oyster Factory“Boat House”. Sponsored by Palmetto Rowing Club.Men & women, new and experienced scullers & rowersare welcome. Lessons, clinics & instruction. 843-842-6984 www.palmettorowingclub.com

RIVER STREET EXPRESS aboard “Spirit of HarbourTown” Fastest NON STOP luxury passenger yacht to thehistoric waterfront in Savannah, GA. You’ll enjoy theview and the total comfort of your trip. And no speedingtickets, and no DUI. Enjoy all the fun & historySavannah’s River Street has to offer not to mention thefun of getting there and back safely. Ask about the vari-ety of activities available while you are in Savannah. Avisit to Paula Deen’s Restaurant, a carriage ride thru thefamous squares in Savannah, shopping on River Streetand more. Enjoy a glass of wine or a drink on board asyou travel the calm waters, not to mention the beautifulscenery along the way. Use the coupon. 363-9026

SALONS OF BEAUFORT An Arts Council of BeaufortCounty Program. Alternating between The SandwichShoppe on St. Helena Island and the Craven Street Innin Downtown Beaufort. Held the 2nd Wednesday of themonth. Poetry, music, comedy or drama. 5-7pm. Callfor the program, locations and details: 843-521-4144

SCHOONER WELCOME Take the helm or help raisethe sails on this traditionally rigged, all wood schooner.Sailing every day from Shelter Cove Harbour on 2.5 hrtrips.. Be sure to take your camera. Great boat for wed-dings, receptions and unforgettable parties. You’ll lovethe captain and crew. The captain may even let you takethe wheel & sail “Welcome” all by yourself. Bring yourcamera. 843-785-5566

SCRAPBOOKING at Remember When on Palmetto BayRoad. The perfect way to entertain yourself when you’vehad too much sun or on a rainy day. And its the perfectgift that only you can give. The shop if filled with rib-bons, special backgrounds, new summer and beachpapers, faux photo corners and other decorative ways tohelp you create a professional looking scrapbook ofyour vacation on Hilton Head. The latest new productsare arriving all the time. Ask about special classes,crops & ideas for your scrapbook. 341-5901

SEA PINES MONTESSORI SCHOOL TOURSTuesdays. Celebrating 30 years of educational excel-lence, this Island preschool is for ages 18 months untillst grade. No appointment necessary. 843-785-2534

SEA PINES ECO-TOURS PROGRAM Eco-tour pro-grams throughout the week: Stoney Baynard Ruins,Forest Preserve, bike tours, Harbour Town tours,wagon tours & beach discovery tours. FreshwaterFishing, crabbing, Loggerhead Turtle Search,Photography Clinic. 843-842-1979

SET UP & SHOT CLINICS Mon thru Sat. PlantationClub Golf Shop at the Ocean & Sea Marsh Golf Coursesin Sea Pines. 9-10am & 3:30-4:30pm: 843 363-4475

SHARE ACTIVITIES ADULT CENTER 6 Office ParkWay. For the 50ish and over: offers a variety of pro-grams: If you’re bored or just want to get involved insome new activities, you’ll find some wonderful newfriends & outlets for your time. Call ahead to discoverthe classes, trips, seminars or events. Poker, bridge,competitive games, ask what’s happening while you’rehere. Open 8am-4pm. 843-785-6444

SOFT PLAY AREA Mall at Shelter Cove. A place for yourpre-schoolers to “feel at home” while you have refresh-ments or just rest a little from your shopping. Fun foryour children & a respite for you. Your children willthank you. You’ll thank The Mall at Shelter Cove. 843-686-3090

SOUTH CAROLINA BAR SPEAKERS’ BUREAU Nofees involved, and professionals can speak intelligentlyon a variety of subjects to your organization or pro-gram. This service is available statewide. The SC Barhas a membership of more than 11,500 lawyers dedi-cated to advancing justice, professionalism and under-standing of the law. To request a speaker for your orga-nization or learn more about the program, contactJacque Riley 803-799-6653 or [email protected].

STAN SMITH TENNIS ACADEMY Sea Pines.Comprehensive flagship program for 3.0+ players. 9am-12pm Tuesday thru Friday. 843-363-4495

STAND UP PADDLE BOARDING with Outside HiltonHead. Safe, fun and easy. Great in flat water or surf anda great workout. Outside Hilton Head offers daily clin-ics, board rentals, group excursions and they also sell awide variety of board. 1-800-686-6996

STARS & STRIPES SAILING CRUISE Cruise in com-fort aboard the America’s Cup 12 meter sailing ship.Board in Harbour Town.843- 363-9446 Use the coupon

STONEY BAYNARD RUINS WALK Selected dayswith Sea Pines Eco Tours. For schedule: 843-363-4530

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SUNSET DINNER CRUISE aboard "Spirit of HarbourTown" 3600 sunset view. Delicious buffet. A great memo-ry of your vacation. Two decks. Enjoy the sunset from uptop or from your table enclosed in the salon. DepartsHarbour Town. Full bar. Ask about private charters foryour group. 843-363-9026 Use the coupon.

SUNSET PADDLES Enjoy the Island’s best sunset. Use thecoupons. Wading birds, dolphins and gorgeous scenery.Don’t miss it. See Nautical Notes for listings. (Morningpaddles offer another set of views. Each hour of the dayoffers new & interesting points of interest.)

TALMUD-TORAH (FROM AN ETHICAL/SPIRITUAL VIEW-POINT) Taught by Rabbi Dr. Arthur Segal. Its an on-lineexperience in transdenominational, interactive and infor-mative sent out each Sunday. You may audit or partici-pate for free by e-mailing: [email protected]. Leave the ‘subject’ blank, butinclude your name in the body of the e-mail. Or you cane-mail: [email protected]. He can enroll you.(This is offered by Hebrew Collage, Newton Centre, MA,a school for Rabbinic and Judaic studies.

TREAT THE TROOPS.ORG Do something special forour service people in Iraq any time of the year. Send acheck for whatever you can to The Cookie Lady. Mrs.Jeannette Cram and her team of cookie bakers will sendyour note, your business card and to our service men andwomen. The address is The Cookie Lady, Mrs. JeannetteCram, 22 Wing Shell Lane, Hilton Head Island, SC29926. www.treatthetroops.org

VAN DER MEER TENNIS CENTER Dennis Van deerMeer is one of the world’s best teachers. He and his teamoffer clinics throughout the year with intensive adult aswell as children’s drills. If you care about your game, signup for one of his clinics. You’ll meet great people wholove the game as much as you do (and are probably justas competitive as you as well). 1-800-845-6138

VETERANS MEMORIAL Shelter Cove Community Park.(Behind Shelter Cove Plaza) Built as a tribute to theVeterans of the wars that have allowed us our freedom.The Town of Hilton Head has contributed more than $1.5million in land & construction to the Memorial. TheVeterans Coalition consisting of the HHI Council of theNavy League, VFW & MOAA have raised thousands ofdollars to honor the veterans who gave devout service toour country. Visit while you are here and take time toreflect on their sacrifice. Walk around the park and enjoyits beauty. The Park has become the venue for most of thepopular events we hold throughout the year. Winefest,Wingfest, Concerts in the Park, the traditional MemorialDay and Veterans Day services, and more.

WEDDINGS ON DAUFUSKIE ISLAND Your entire wed-ding party can be whisked away with a beautifulpanoramic view from the top deck to Freeport Marina,the gateway to Daufuskie Island. Drinks & hors d’ oeu-vres on board as you travel the calm waters. Board atBroad Creek Marina (no gate fee and free parking), bemarried on Daufuskie Island, you could even spend thenight in one of their air conditioned Daufuskie Cottagesat Freeport overlooking the Intra-Coastal Waterway.They have food and beverages there or you can cater yourown party. The party can last all weekend. It will be a wed-ding you’ll never forget. 843-842-8687 or Meg at 342-9283

WINE TASTINGS at Island Winery. 12A Cardinal Rd.(Look for the blue awning) Open Mon thru Sat. 12:30-5:30pm. Made & bottled on Hilton Head from thegrapes of some of the finest vineyards in Italy, Chile, Calif& WA State. Wine Tasting & Cheese Happy Hour Monthru Thurs 4-6pm. $15. And now, Flights of Wine &Cheese Mon thru Sat 12:30-2:30pm. $7 per flight. (Askabout special tastings. Island Winery can organize foryour group or as a special program for your club.) A bot-tle(s) of their wine makes a great souvenir of your trip toHilton Head. Ask them to autograph your bottles forfriends back home. Great remembrance for wine loversor hostess gifts. 843-842-3141

WINE TASTINGS (AIWF) AMERICAN INSTITUTE OFWINE AND FOOD) Meets the 1st Thursday of each monthat Hilton Head Hospitality Offices (next to Shore BeachPatrol) 115 Arrow Rd. 5:00-6:30pm. Taste, compare &learn more about the featured wines. Hors d’ oeuvres willbe served. Members $10. Non members $15. You are wel-come to attend and enjoy this unique event. Ask aboutwine dinners held monthly at a variety of different restau-rants on the Island as well as in Beaufort. Its very informal,but always a fun experience. You’ll have tasting notes.You’ll love the fellowship. AIWF was formed by Julia Childand Robert Mondavi to share the pleasures of wine and food.Details about membership call 843-686-5808

WOMEN’S ASSOC OF HILTON HEAD ISLANDFormed to promote the natural and cultural beauty of theisland, support beneficial community projects andencourage communication among women of the area.Membership is open to all women living on Hilton HeadIsland(including Rose Hill Plantation). Interest groupsinclude: arts, bridge, sports, music, gardening, finance &more. 843-342-7771.

THRU MAY 3 PROMISING PICASSOS STUDENT ARTEXHIBIT Mall at Shelter Cove. 12-5 daily. Presented bythe Island School Council for the Arts. 686-3090

THRU MAY 24 LES MISERABLES Arts Center of CoastalCarolina. Winner of 7 Tony Awards including BestMusical, this timeless production will inspire and thrillyou with an outstanding cast & perfect acoustics. Makereservations early: 843-842-ARTS

THRU MAY 30 SMITH GALLERIES PRESENT EDLEVIN The Village at Wexford. Ed Levin’s work appealsto every generation. His work began more than 50 yearsago. And even in his 2nd and 3rd generation customersfind that his work is as contemporary today as it was then.Enjoy this beautiful gallery. smithgalleries.com. 842-2280

THRU MAY 30 ARTIST, LYNDA K. POTTER, PRESENTS‘HEART & SOUL IN BLUFFTON’ Presented by theSociety of Bluffton Artists at the gallery on BoundaryStreet. Mon thru Sat 10-5. Lynda’s medium is water-based watercolor and acrylic. The exhibit features agroup of local buildings as well as water scenes. Her workis featured in a number of books. She previously taughtin several art colleges & institutes. 843-757-6586

THRU MAY 31 SHANNON TANNER PERFORMS MONTHRU FRI AT 7:00 Shelter Cove Harbour. Free and a fam-ily entertainment highlight. Beginning in June, we willoffer two shows 6:30 and 8:00pm Monday thru Friday.More details: www.palmettodunes.com 800-827-3006

MAY 1 HILTON HEAD ART LEAGUE JURIED SHOWAWARDS CEREMONY & RECEPTION Arts Center ofCoastal Carolina in the Walter Greer Gallery. 5-7pm.www.artleaguehhi.org 843-681-2399

MAY 1-2 THE JAZZ CORNER PRESENTS THE KEVINBALES TRIO Village at Wexford down in the cornerfrom Wendy’s. (C-1) (Additional parking in the rear.)Great acoustics. Great food, good wine list and cocktails.Enjoy dinner the sounds of a great artist. Award winningjazz club. Reservations 843-842-8620

MAY 1-3 3RD ANNUAL BANANA OPEN JR CHAL-LENGE Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center. Sponsored andorganized by Friends of the Children & the Hilton HeadChapter for MUSCI Children’s Hospital in Charleston.Tournament sponsorship dollars go directly towardresearch at the Charles P. Darby Research Center atMUSCI kids hospital. This year’s title sponsor is “HiltonHead Prep Moms for Research” The event offers noviceand tournament level play, hosting junior boys and girlssingles. Social mixer for families includes entertainment,face painting, tattoo stations and more. Fun Round RobinDivisions are father/child, mother/child or adult/child inadditional to the usual levels that start at 8 yrs & under/ 10and under, up to 18 years, with a limit of twoevents.Players party on Friday, May 1. Guests are wel-come. $10 fee at Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center. 843-384-5426 / 342-9428. To register: 843-785-1152

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MAY 2 KID’S FAIR EVENT FOR & ABOUT KIDS The SandBox at St. Andrew by the Sea United Methodist Church18A Pope Ave. 10am-2pm. Business and organizationswill have booths and tables to tell about their services thatare involved with children and families. Children’s chorusand dance groups will perform. An opportunity to con-nect with the local community. Details: 842-7645

MAY 2 AMERICAN ASSOC OF UNIV WOMENSPRING LUNCHEON & INSTALLATION OF OFFI-CERS Palmetto Hall Ballroom. Social time begins at11:30am. The speaker is Adrienne Sutton, Principal of HHEarly Childhood Center. Reservations 843-263-4667

MAY 2-24 ART LEAGUE OF HILTON HEADNATIONAL JURIED SHOW Arts Center of CoastalCarolina. Open Mon-Fri 10-4pm and Sat & Sun Noon-4pm and one hour before theatre performances. This isa juried competition and exhibition of works of artistsfrom across the country. More details 843-681-2399

MAY 3 YACHT HOP Harbour Town Yacht Basin. 6-9pm.Walk aboard some of the most elegant yachts docked atHarbour Town in a fund raiser for Hospice Care of theLowcountry. Island chefs will ‘wow’ you with their spe-ciality hors’ d oeuvres as you and your friends ‘hop fromyacht to yacht. Wear boat shoes or soft sole shoes whenon board please. Dress is casual. At 8pm, guests willgather under the Liberty Oak for desserts and a live auc-tion and The Headliners entertaining. Tickets $100.Valet parking will be available. 843-706-2296

MAY 4 HILTON HEAD ORCHESTRA SEASONFINALE FEATURING BRAHMS ‘F MAJOR SYM-PHONY (THE 3RD) & STRAVINSKY’S FIREBIRDSUITE First Presbyterian Church 8pm. Your lastchance to enjoy our fine orchestra until the seasonbegins again in the fall. www.hhso.org Tickets:-842-2055

MAY 5-10 SC REPERTORY COMPANY PRESENTSTHE BULLY PULPIT Located at 136B Beach CityRoad .5 mile past the airport. Teddy Roosevelt’s home inSagamore Hill, NY. A passionate journey behind hisgruff exterior into the persona of this American legendas he contemplates his legacy. 8pm and Matinee perfor-mances May 9 & 10 at 2:00pm. Tickets: 843-342-2057

MAY 5-23 BIG RIVER-THE ADVENTURES OFHUCKLEBERRY FINN Presented by Seahawk StageProductions. Winner of seven Tony Awards. you & yourfamily will love this heart warming musical.www.SeahawkStageProductions.org 843-681-3560

MAY 7 AIWF (AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF WINE &FOOD) Hilton Head Hospitality Offices (next to ShoreBeach Patrol) 115 Arrow Rd. 5:00-6:30pm. Taste, com-pare & learn more about the featured wines. Thismonth, its Sauvignon Blancs from Around the World.Hors d’ oeuvres will be served. Members $10. Non mem-bers $15. You will not be disappointed (unless you’re aChardonnay lover like me, but I’ll manage) You’ll love thefellowship. AIWF was formed by Julia Child and RobertMondavi to share the pleasures of wine and food. Detailsabout membership or just the opportunity to enjoy someoutstanding wines with tasting notes, call 843-686-5808

MAY 8 THE VILLAGE GOLF SHOP WELCOMES JIMHARDY, 2007 PGA NATIONAL TEACHER OFTHE YEAR Old South Golf Course 10am-4pm. Majormanufacturers will be present to display the latest andgreatest ways to make your golf game stand out from thecrowd. More details: 843-815-6335

MAY 8 DISCOVERIES: 7 POINTS OF VIEW CoastalDiscovery Museum at Honey Horn in the Hilton HeadRegional Healthcare Temporary Exhibit Gallery (locatedin the Discovery House). Seven well known Lowcountryartists that work in various media and styles: LouanneLaRouche, Martha Worthy, Brucie Holler, Lynn Parrott,Betsy Chaffin, Kevin Lawless and Ben Ham with displaytwo and three dimensional works that capture the spiritof the Lowcountry. Hours are Mon thru Sat 9-4:30 andSun 11-3. 843-689-3033 ext 224.

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A Wall-to-Wall StoreClosing Sale hasbegun to LiquidateEvery Single Itemof merchandise in

our store, includingall Diamonds, Rings,

Bracelets, Necklaces,Pendants, Citizen Watches, MoissaniteJewelry, 14K Jewelry, Designer InspiredJewelry, Beachcomber ConvertibleBracelets, Biagi Beads, Sterling Silver,Charms, Accessories and much more.

We are closing our doors forever. All of our merchandise, store fixtures,furniture and equipment must be sold.

Also, a Fantastic Prize Contest is partof this sale. To get you started towardwinning, simply return this ad to the store and you will receive 1,000 BonusPrize Dollars just for stopping by! Be sure to visit our contest desk for detailsand see all the prizes on display.

After over 15 terrific years of servingthe Hilton Head community, this sale was initiated only after careful consid-eration. It is our way of thanking ourlocal customers and friends for theirvaluable patronage and at the same time accomplishing our goals.

Be sure and present this ad, or ourother ad on page 17, for an additional10% off of our already reduced prices!

Sincerely,

Dustin BryanDustin BryanOwner

Located in the Mall at Shelter CoveNext to Cold Water Creek

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MAY 8-24 MAY RIVER THEATRE PRESENTS “THEBEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS’Ulmer Auditorium in Bluffton’s Town Hall. Fri and Satat 8pm; Sun at 3pm. $20 Tickets may be obtained bycalling the Theatre office 843-815-5581 orwww.MayRiverTheatre.com

MAY 9 TRIATHLON AT COLIGNY BEACH Swim500meters, Bike 20k and run 5k. Begins at 7am. Visit:GoTriSports.com/gtsp/tahh/htm for registration andmore details. 843-842-4786

MAY 9 SEA TURTLE PROTECTION PROJECTOPEN HOUSE Coastal Discovery Museum at HoneyHorn 10am-3pm. A Natural Resources Assoc with theTown will be available to answer questions and explainhow lights affect turtles. There will be games andprizes to those who have correct answers about turtles.Later in the season, there will be turtle walks you’llwant to participate in. More: 843-689-3033 ext 224

MAY 9 BLUFFTON VILLAGE FESTIVAL & VIL-LAGE PARTY AFTER HOURS Sponsored byBluffton Rotary Club. 10am-3pm and continuing inthe Promenade with a new music event, The VillageParty after Hours. Quality handcrafted arts and craftsare for sale and an exciting day and evening of enter-tainment and fun is yours. The After Hours party willfeature food and beverages with entertainment 3-8pm.www.blufftonvillagefestival.com 757-4283 / 384-1442

MAY 9 LILIES ON THE RIVER MOTHER’S DAYTRIBUTE Lilies will be released in the waters atBerkeley Hall on Saturday, May 9 in honor of the per-son(s) who have made a difference in your life. (This isa fundraiser for Hope Haven of the Lowcountry aChildren’s Advocacy and Rape Crisis Center).There willbe a luncheon at the Clubhouse following the ceremony.Lilies are $10. Tickets to the luncheon $50 and to makereservations: 843-524-2256. For more details: e-mail:[email protected] or visit LiliesOnTheRiver.org

MAY 10 MOTHER’S DAY Special dinners honoringMothers will be held at various restaurants on theIsland. Roses or flowers will be presented to the moth-ers in your party. Call the restaurant of your choice andinquire if they are doing something special for Moms.

MAY 13 NEW VOICES CHOIR PRESENTSCOVENANT OF GRACE CANTATA FirstPresbyterian Church. 6:30pm in the Church Sanctuary.The program is accompanied by chamber orchestra andpiano. FREE. More: 843-681-3696 www.fpchhi.org

MAY 14 - AUGUST 27 FARMERS MARKET ATMALL AT SHELTER COVE 8pm-12pm in CenterCourt. Fresh fruits & vegetables for purchase. 686-3090

MAY 14 UNIV OF W. GA JAZZ ENSEMBLE CONCERTJewish Educational Alliance at 5111 Abercorn St.1:30pm. The ensemble performs throughout theSoutheast, toured Europe in ‘01 and is currently plan-ning a second European tour. FREE. 912-355-8111www.savj.org

MAY 15-16 THE JAZZ CORNER PRESENTS THEHOWARD PAUL QUARTET Village at Wexforddown in the corner from Wendy’s. (C-1) (Additionalparking in the rear.) Great acoustics. Great food, goodwine list and cocktails. Enjoy dinner the sounds ofgreat artists. Award winning jazz club. (There is amusic charge on Fri & Sat nights, but the other nightsthere is no music charge) Reservations 843-842-8620

MAY 16 13TH ANNUAL RIB BURNOFF & BAR-B-QFEST Honey Horn Noon-4pm. Rain or shine. A greatday to be outdoors and enjoy the island’s best ribs andbar-b-q. There will be a professional as well as an ama-teur category; and more than 20 entries are expected.Judges will be selected from community leaders, andticket holders will vote for the popular vote. Beer, winehot dogs and ice cream will also be available.Sponsored by The Kiwanis Club of Hilton Head Island;and proceeds benefit local Island charities. 689-6070

MAY 16 PICNIC & POPS CONCERT Rose HillPlantation 7pm. Concert will be held in the recentlyacquired Performance Shell. There will be both tableand lawn seating. Bring your own picnic or purchasefood and beverages on site. Gates open 5:30; concert at7pm. 843-842-2055 www.hhso.org

MAY 17 FASHION SHOW Mall at Shelter Cove. 2pm.Enjoy the latest summer fashions in Center Court.Presented by The Tucker Agency. Details: 686-3090

MAY 17 JAZZ LOVERS OF THE LOWCOUNTRY PRE-SENTS USC FACULTY JAZZ QUARTET ColignyTheatre at Coligny Plaza. 7pm. Doors open 6:30 withopen seating. $20. Tickets available on line: www.jaz-zloversclub.com. Details: 843-689-9495

MAY 18 SONICBLOOM QUARTET Arts Center ofCoastal Carolina. 8pm. Featuring Hiromi Uehara, jazzpianist and her quartet in a jazz, rock and classicalevening of exciting music and performance. Tickets843-842-ARTS

MAY 21 AQUA GRILLE COOKING CLASS withCHEF ERIC SEAGLUND Aqua Grille & Lounge 10North Forest Beach Drive. You love his food, you’lllove learning some of his ‘secrets’ in this special cook-ing experience. Reservations: 843-341-3331

MAY 21 NORTH CAROLINA SYMPHONY PRESENTSBLUE SKIES & GOLDEN SANDS FEATURING THELEGENDS OF BEACH 8:00pm. First Presbyterian Church.Tickets: $30, $40 & $50. www.hhso.org 843-842-2055

MAY 23 HEALING ARTS FAIR Palmetto Bay Marina9am-5pm. A portion of the proceeds will benefit DeepWell. For more details: 843-681-1903

MAY 23-24 HILTON HEAD ART FAIR Shelter CoveHarbour 10-6 Saturday and 10-5 Sunday. Paintings,sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, and more in this eclecticdisplay from artists from across the country. Theartists will be on hand to answer your questions andshare more about their work. Prices from $25. Moredetails: 954-472-3755 / artfestival.com

MAY 24-25 AMERICA SINGS! 7:00pm. FirstPresbyterian Church on Sunday & Monday at HolyFamily Catholic Church. Dedicated to the ArmedForces and honoring our Country. Details: 843-341-3818. www.hiltonheadchoralsociety.org

MAY 25 MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE VeteransMemorial Park in the Shelter Cove Community Park.10:30pm. The Navy League HHI Council invites you tocelebrate the observance of Veteran’s Day. The pro-gram features patriotic music by the Hilton HeadChoral Society. There will be a fly-over of F/A 18’s.There will be a special recognition of World War 11Veterans present. More details: Jack McDonell 843-682-3815 or Mary Goodrich 843-689-5797

MAY 27-28 THE PORCUPINE TRUNK SHOWLAFAYETTE 148 The Porcupine Village at Wexford.Includes petites 0-14, women’s sizes 14W-24W andmisses 0-18. Special orders receive 10% off with a 50%deposit. Great style and fabrics. 843-785-2779

MAY 30 3RD ANNUAL LOW COUNTRY HOG JOGTRAIL RUN Sergeant Japer Park in Hardeeville. ( offExit 8 at I-95 and Hwy 278 behind the hospital.) The 5kHog Jog path is thru the woods and around the lakesat Sergeant Jasper Park. There will also be a ToddlerTrot, Awards Ceremony and Post Race Celebrationwith refreshments, music and door prizes. To register:visit bearfootsports.com or 843-757-8520

MAY 31 DIXIELAND JAZZ SOCIETY OF THE LOW-COUNTRY meets at The Jazz Corner in The Village atWexford C-1. 2-5pm. Great acoustics to enhance themusical performance.Visitors welcome. Good music.Informal. Lots of fun. Free. 843-842-8620

YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT ANY & ALL THE ACTIVITIES WE LIST.

WWW.WHERETOGOHILTONHEAD.COM

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WELCOME to HILTON HEAD ISLANDWe’re glad you’re here and we know you will have a good time! What a great place to vacation! What a wonderful place to

live! Were you impressed with the cleanliness and beautifully manicured grounds in the parks as you drove to your hotel or villa?Those of us who live here love it too. We’re proud of our Island and we’re delighted to share her pleasures and treasures with you.

WHERE TO GO is dedicated to you, the visitor with a few days to play & rest & enjoy. One of the finest resort islands in theworld, there are so many interesting places to visit, elegant dining experiences, family entertainment, happy hours galore, boat-ing, sailing and other water sports, bicycling, tennis, golf, cultural experiences, historical sites to visit, not to mention all the othernice people making the most of their days in the sun. Whatever your pleasure, our wish is that you enjoy your visit and returnagain and again to bask in the contentment you’ll find in the natural beauty of the Island. Our residents are friendly and charm-ing. Our facilities will certainly allow you to vacation in your own particular style; or even step it up a notch. It was Mae Westwho said, “Too much of a good thing can be wonderful.” We hope you have a wonderful holiday on Hilton Head Island.

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NEW VOICESCHOIR CONCERT1st Pres Church

Make the most of every day and night. Refer to the table of contents for all the activities of interest to

you and your family: List of Things I Should Not Miss, Where and When, Music and Dancing, HappyHours, Great Shopping, Real Estate Opportunities, Outstanding Dining, Tide Tables, Nautical Notes etc.,etc. See Where and When for more details on these events & Where Else To Go & More Things to Do...........

SUN M T W T F SAT

GULLAH TRAILTOURS

Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun

YACHT HOP atHARBOUR TOWN

843-706-2296Fundraiser for

Hospice

SEE ENTERTAINMENTfor live music

& nighttime fun everynight of the weekJAZZ CORNERMusic and Jazz

every night Village at Wexford

Rent a boat andexplore the waters

surroundingHilton Head or gosailing or fishingjust to be out on

the water.

TRIATHLON on Coligny Beach

BLUFFTON VILLAGE FESTIVAL

HILTON HEADOcean Waves

SQUARE DANCEMay 9 & 23

LADIES DAYCasa Blanca Spa

Mondays 785-6245

MENS NIGHT Faces Spa

Village at WexfordMonday nights

785-3075

FREECRUZAN TASTINGBLACK CHERRY

RUM at THE ELECTRIC

PIANOtonight!

LIVE MUSIC ALLNIGHT

HEALING ARTS FAIRPalmetto Bay Marina

681-1903ART FAIR

Shelter Cove HarbourMay 23-24

WINE FLIGHTS & CHEESE

12:30-2:30 Mon-Sat Island Winery $7SONIC BLOOM

CONCERTArts Center

COOKING CLASSat Aqua

Restaurantreservations &

details

MUSIC & GREATITALIAN FOOD

at BistroMezzaluna

ISLAND CHURCHESWELCOME YOU

this Sunday & every Sunday

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CONCERT noon

Holy FamilyCatholic Church

24 Pope Ave.

Take your littleones to

THE SANDBOXfor wholesomefun for you and

for them.

Teri Reni-Powersat the grand pianoevery Wednesday

BISTRO MEZZALUNA

Teen Dances atIsland Rec Center

DJ/ and wellsupervised.

681-7273

MEMORIAL DAYSERVICE

Shelter CoveCommunity Park

TEEN NIGHT atMonkey Business

every Monday nightstarting May 25

7pm-Midnight

TRUNK SHOWLAFAYETTE 148

May 27 & 28The Porcupine

Village atWexford

RIB BURNOFF &BAR-B-Q

Honey Horn noon-4pm

CHECK EARLY BIRD DINING Where To Dine $$$ for great dinners at special prices $$$

AIWF WINETASTING686-5808

FARMERS MARKET OpenThursdays withfresh vegetables,herbs and more

all summer.

SHANNON TANNER

entertains at Shelter Cove

Harbour7:00pm.

BANANA OPEN JR CHALLENGE May 1-3 Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center

AAUW SPRING LUNCHEON

FREE MOVIE atCOLIGNY THEATREevery Sat morning

AMERICA SINGSCONCERT

May 24 & 25First Pres Church

NO GLASS ON THE BEACH! There is afine if you are caught with glass bottlesor drink glasses on the beach. Spend

your money on something funUse paper cups or styrofoam

Entertainment in Park Plaza Dancing! Music! Fun! Wed-Sat The Electric Piano.Monkey Business is back! Great dance floor!!!Ladies Night is Thursday Night

Have dinner at Alligator Grille & Sushi bar any night.

GREGG RUSSELLCONCERTS May 22-24 &

May 27-297:30-9:00pm

under the Liberty Oak in Sea Pines

FREEKAHLUA MOCHA

Tasting at THE ELECTRIC

PIANOGIVE AWAYS,

PRIZES

Ladies Night out with The Men of Playgirl

Monkey Business

ELECTRICPIANO

Wed thru Sat.Live entertainment

ITS TIME TO GOFISHING

GENTLEMEN’S DAYevery Wednesday

CasaBlanca Spa

SCRAPBOOKINGYou’ll love it.

341-5901

BIG BAMBOOGood food,GREAT 2/1

MARGARITAS31

THE SIMPSONBROTHERS tonightThe Electric Piano

CLIMB TO THE TOP of the LIGHTHOUSEOpen 10am until sundown every day

LES MISERABLES Arts Center of Coastal Carolina Apr 22-May 24

BIG RIVER-THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINNMay 5-23 Black Box Theatre HHHigh School

BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS May 8-24Ulmer Auditorium in the Town Hall in Bluffton

You could be fishing, or kayaking, orpaddle surfing or out on the water.Beautiful days and the full moon

(May 9) is just beginning to wane.

WINE HAPPY HOUR Mon thru Thurs $15 beginning at 4pm

Island Winery 843-842-3141

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PHONE # TYPE LIGHTEDHHI Beach & Tennis Resort 842-0079 10 Hard AllCordillo Tennis Courts 681-7273 4 Hard AllChaplin Tennis Center 681-7273 4 Hard AllHilton Head High School 681-7273 6 Hard AllPORT ROYAL PLANTATION

Port Royal Racquet Club 686-8803 10 Clay 24 Hard 42 Grass 0

PALMETTO DUNES RESORTPalmetto Dunes Tennis 785-1152 23 Clay 6

2 Hard 0SEA PINES PLANTATION

Sea Pines Racquet Club 363-4495 24 Clay 5South Beach Racquet Club 671-2215 11 Clay 2

SHIPYARD PLANTATIONVan der Meer Shipyard 686-8804 11 Clay 5Racquet Club 9 Hard 3

Van der Meer Tennis Center 785-8388 3 Clay 725 Hard 4

FREE CLUB HOSPITALITY AND PRO TENNIS EXHIBITIONS: Island Recreation Center - Call for special tournaments and events. Court time is free. 681-7273

Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center - Mondays 5:30pm. (call to be sure) Sea Pines Racquet Club - Mondays 5:30-6:30pm thru September 1

Van der Meer Shipyard Racquet Club - Mondays Pro Doubles 5:45pm. (call to be sure) Van der Meer Tennis Center - Sundays 3:30pm. (call to be sure)

Make your court times as soon as you arrive to be sure you can get the court you want at the time you want to play.

May is a beautiful month to be on the courts. Make court time early. Its going to be a busy month.

Where To Play TennisT

he following racquet clubs inviteyou to enjoy their hospitality and

the congeniality that tennis playerscreate both on the court and off. Ifyou’re looking for a partner, call theclub of your choice, chances areyou’ll have a match with a playerwith a compatible rating before thesun goes down. The popular“Stroke of the Day” programs foradults as well as children, withlessons from top instructors, plusspecial tennis packages, the finestin court surfaces, video taping forreview after you return home &numerous other advantages are buta few of the reasons you’ll love play-ing tennis on Hilton Head Island.Hilton Head boasts 4 of the “50Greatest U. S. Tennis Resorts”:Palmetto Dunes, Sea Pines, Van derMeer Tennis Center & Westin / PortRoyal. Sea Pines Racquet Clubwas rated No. 2 in the Nation

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Round and AboutHilton Head Island, South CarolinaThe purpose of this information is to make driving, living and visiting Hilton Head Island more enjoyable.

DRIVING TIPS:• Slow traffic (looking for a sign or site) KEEP TO THE RIGHT.• Look for and use mile markers for reference.• Traffic tickets are expensive -

SAVE $$ - DON’T SPEED!

Compliments of the Greater Island Committee and the Heritage Foundation

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Island golf courses rank amongthe most beautiful and challeng-

ing courses in the world. Planahead, Harbour Town Golf Linkshosts the The Verizon Heritage isplanned for April 12-18, 2010.Return for Labor Day weekend,Island courses host the CelebrityGolf Tournament (every LaborDay weekend). There are manyother tournaments held through-out the year.Why not plan yourown! Many benefit tournamentsare held throughout the year, andyou’re welcome to call and join inone of those, they’re rarely closed tovisitors And you’ll make some greatfriends.. They’re listed in the Where& When Calendar of Activities.Always for a very worthy cause.

When you arrive on the Island,call the reservations office early fortee times. Ask about special golfpackages, clinics & exhibitions.You will given details as well asdirections to your chosen course.What to Know From

WHERE TO GOThe dress code on Island coursesdoes not allow blue jeans, gym orjogging shorts. Men’s shirts musthave collars. You may wear shortsor jeans at the miniature golf cours-es (designated by italics.)

Where To Play GolfHoles Par Yards Rating Phone

Adventure Cove Miniature Golf 36 2 world class18 hole courses 842-9990Crescent Pointe 18 72 6700 72.9 706-2600Eagle’s Point 18 71 6700 72.5 686-4457Golden Bear Golf Club (Indigo Run) 18 72 7014 70.1 689-2200Hilton Head National Golf Club 27 71 6821 72.9 842-5900Hilton Head Plantation

1. Country Club of HHI 18 72 6939 72.9 681-GOLF2. Oyster Reef 18 72 6961 72.7 681-7717

Island West 18 72 6800 689-6660Legendary Miniature Golf 18 (lighted for night play) 785-9214Legendary Miniature Golf 18 & 36 (lighted for night play) 686-3399Old South Golf Links 18 72 6774 72.0 785-5353Pirates Island Miniature Golf 18 & 36 (lighted for night play) 686-4001Port Royal Plantation

1. Barony 18 72 6530 71.1 689-GOLF2. Planter’s Row 18 72 6520 71.0 689-GOLF3. Robber’s Row 18 72 6711 72.6 689-GOLF

Palmetto Dunes Resort1. Arthur Hills, Queens Way 18 72 6650 71.4 785-11402. George Fazio 18 70 6873 74.2 785-11383. Robert Trent Jones 18 72 6707 72.2 785-1138

Sea Pines Plantation1. Harbour Town 18 71 6916 74.0 363-44852. Ocean, Lighthouse Road 18 72 6172 69.7 363-44753. Sea Marsh, Plantation Club 18 72 6169 69.0 363-4475

Shipyard Plantation 27 72* 6800* 73.0* 689-GOLFPalmetto Hall Plantation

1. Arthur Hills at Palmetto Hall 18 72 6918 72.2 785-11382. Robert Cupp Golf Course 18 72 7079 74.8 785-1138

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Teen Tips/Kid’ StuffADVENTURE COVE FAMILY FUN CENTER Folly Field

Rd. Hwy 278. (mm 6.) Two world-class miniature golf cours-es & the largest video arcade in the area. Great for birthdayparties or special occasions. (Use the coupon) 842-9990

ADVENTURE ISLAND The ultimate teen adventure!Boating, tubing, ropes course, kayaking & more. Call fordays and times. 843-686-6996

ARTWARE BEAD BAR 1203 Main Street Village. Come inand create your own design. 843-682-3400

BICYCLE BILLY’S Billy Fink has returned to the island tooffer you brand new bikes, his contagious enthusiasm andprompt efficient service. 843-785-7851

BRISTOL SPORTS ARENA SKATE PARK Off PalmettoParkway on Arrow Rd. (on the way to Palmetto BayMarina) Practice your skateboard & in-line skate trickery.843-681-7273.

BUBBA’S BIKES Free locks, baskets & child carriers. Allsize bikes. Free delivery & pickup. Use the coupon 843-785-3971

CAPTAIN HOOK FISHING CHARTERS Shelter CoveHarbour. Fun for your family. Everything you need tocatch fish and lots of help when you land “the big one”.Food & beverages on board and private, clean restrooms. -843-785-1700

CHEERS Broad Creek Marina. Take your parents & have agreat time sailing. Your friends will be so envious whenyou show them pictures of you at the Captain’s wheel. Usethe Coupon. 843-671-1800

CRABBER J Feeling Crabby? Join the Crabber J at ShelterCove Harbour for an unforgettable cruise. Watch forDolphins, catch the biggest crab and win the Crabber J t-shirt. All equipment provided. Family fun. 843-422-5110

DOLPHIN SEAFARI Palmetto Bay Marina. Daily cruisesfrom morning to sunset. Safe, covered overhead to keepyou from getting sunburned. Throw a cast net! Pull a crabpot. Kayaking too. No gate fee. 843-785-7131

FUNKY BEACH SURF & STREETWEAR, HAIR BRAID-ING & TEMPORARY TATTOOS Beach Market (acrossfrom Coligny Plaza). Reef & Rainbow Sandals. You’ll be socool! And make an appointment for your hair braiding,you’ll look like you just came back from the Islands.Your friends will be so envious of your tattoo (your Momwill be so glad you didn’t really do it for real). 843-341-3865

GOLF SCHOOL (JPGA) JUNIOR PLAYERS GOLF ACADEMY OFHILTON HEAD ISLAND Golden Bear Golf Club (Indigo Run).One day/ two day camps and 5 day camps for you “Tiger”golfers. Golf camps. www.jrpga.com 843-686-3355

HARBOUR TOWN LIGHTHOUSE LEGENDS TOURExplore the Island’s rich history in this self guided tour fea-turing a visual timeline that leads you all the way to the topwith the Low Country’s most stunning views. Take yourcamera. Open every day 10am till sundown. 843-671-2810

THE HEMP SEED & HIGH TIDE BEADS VillageExchange off Palmetto Bay Rd.(next to Sticky Fingers).Thousands of beads. They also make custom hemp jewelryon the spot. Clothing & accessories for teens & families.Ask about Macrame (hemp jewelry) classes. 686-HEMP

HILTON HEAD ISLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY 11 BeachCity Road. Large children’s library & young adult area. Do-Drop-In Story Time for children at 10am Saturdays.Visitor library cards available. They offer other programsthrough out the week. Call for more details: 843-342-9200.

INTEGRITY CHARTER FISHING Broad Creek Marina. 38ft. Hatteras Sportfisher for a smooth, luxurious fishingadventure for your entire family. Great fishing, a day onthe water, and your family all together. www.integrity-charterfishing.com 843-422-1221

ISLAND EXPLORER DOLPHIN NATURE CRUISES onthe back dock of the Old Oyster Factory) Limit 6 passengersfor an up-close look at dolphins. Enjoy a fun as well as aneducational good time any day or everyday. 2 hr trips.Sunset cruises a specialty. 843-785-2100

A DIVISION OF OUTSIDE HILTON HEADwww.outsidehiltonhead.com

800-686-6996

KAYAK

Kayak the Island’s Most Protected Waters, BROAD CREEK

Broad CreekKayak Company

Ask about our Fishing & Sunset Tours

“THE ISLAND’S BEST PROGRAM!”“THE ISLAND’S BEST PROGRAM!”

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ISLAND RECREATION CENTER 20 Wilborn Rd (nearthe Hilton Head schools off Gumtree Rd.) Ask aboutopportunities for your little ones. Plus, gym, pool, bas-ketball & volleyball courts for your older children. Open8 am-10 pm. 843-681-7273

KAYAK HILTON HEAD Small groups. Sunrise, sunset,ready when you are! See Dolphins, Egrets, maybe evena Manatee in our warm calm waters. Get up close,maybe even hold a shrimp or a crab ( or not). 684-1910

KAYAK FISHING TOURS Outside Hilton Head.Everything you need to catch fish. 1-800-686-6996

KAYAKING MADE EASY with whisper quiet motorsLeave & return to Broad Creek Marina Pontoon style soyou can stand up and fish, even a bimini sun shade.Enjoy the dolphins, the birds and wildlife. Fish or justfloat along. Take your Mom or even your grandmother.Free t-shirt with every tour. 843-689-3337

KREATIVE KIDS Island Recreation Center. Fee $5. Plusother programs for your young child. Classes organizedby age. 843-681-7273

LEGENDS SPORTS GALLERY Main Street Village.Hilton Head's only sports cards shop devoted to the col-lector. Legends always has the latest and best selection ofall sports memorabilia in the area. 681-4444

LEGENDARY GOLF 2 locations: Hwy 278 besideShoppes on the Parkway & Pope Avenue at CircleCenter near Coligny Circle. Use the coupon. 843-785-9214 / 686-3399

MCDONALD’S 50 New Orleans Rd/ Port Royal Plaza/Bluffton. Open early till late. Your favorite place to eatis now even better. The perfect stop when you arrive onthe island and the last stop when you leave.

THE OUTBACK A remarkable experience that combinesa boat tour through beautiful salt marsh creeks with afantastic and remote kayak experience with OutsideHilton Head. Available Wed & Fri 8am-1pm. 686-6996

PAGE ISLAND OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CENTEROne of the best teen experiences on the Island (HiltonHead & Page Island). Team building. Ecology experi-ences. Father/son camps. Outside Hilton Head 686-6996

PALMETTO BAY WATERSPORTS Palmetto BayMarina. Free parking. No gate fee. Kayaks, pontoonboats, wave runners, bait for fishing Fun for you andyour family. You’ll have a good time. 843-785-2345

PAU HANA SAILING CATAMARAN Kids feel safe &have plenty of room to walk around on the Island’sbiggest Catamaran sailboat. “Environmentally friendly”dolphin watch tour under sail. 843-686-2582

PEDALS BIKE RENTALS Some of the finest equip-ment on the Island. You can stop by and take a look orcall and have your bikes delivered. Free locks, freechild’s seats & free delivery. Use the coupon. 842-5522

PIRATE ADVENTURE SAILS ABOARD SCHOONERWELCOME Shelter Cove Marina Pirate on boardtelling stories of local pirate history, hoisting the pirateflag. Get a prize from the treasure chest. 843-785-5566

PONY RIDES, SMALL ANIMAL FARM, TRAILRIDES & PETTING FARM AT LAWTON STABLES190 Greenwood Dr. in Sea Pines. If you are 8 years andolder, have fun on an escorted trail ride thru the SeaPines Forest Preserve. Pony Rides for those 7 years andunder. Be sure to visit the small animal farm and meetthe goat triplets, “Peanut”, “Butter” & “Jelly” and alltheir friends. And ‘Harley’, the Clydesdale. He wouldlove to take you on a carriage ride thru the Sea PinesPreserve. (he’s very gentle.) Remind Mom and Dad tobring their camera. Open every day. 843-671-2586

SALT MARSH PHOTOGRAPHIC CRUISES Love tomake photographs? Think you’d like to do this for aschool project or maybe as a photographer some day?Go on a photo cruise with “Doc” Watts. He knows thebest places to catch special nature action. There’ll bedolphins, birds & eagles in flight and more. All from his18ft boat that can take you places you never knew exist-ed right here off Hilton Head. 843-290-2720.

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SALTY DOG CAFE South Beach Marina. Don’t go homewithout a Salty Dog T-shirt. Visit Jake’s Pizza, the IceCream Shop & more of their great family places. See thecenter spread for this months activities. 686-2233

THE SANDBOX: AN INTERACTIVE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM18A Pope Ave. 10-5pm Mon-Sat. $6 admission. A non prof-it children’s museum dedicated to the positive develop-ment of young children through play. The LoggerheadSandcastle filled with magical sand, The Adventure, WmHilton’s ship, Charlie’s Perfect Playhouse, a constructionzone for Builders of Tomorrow & more. 843-842-7645

SCRAPBOOKING See Where To Shop underScrapbooking. The gift you alone can give. Create yourscrapbook while you’re here. Make your parents, grand-parents, or maybe your classroom teacher or SundaySchool teacher the gift they’ll treasure for years to come.Special classes and new and more exciting ways to devel-op your scrapbook are arriving every day. 341-5901

SEA PINES RECREATION DEPT All kinds of recreationactivities for your children. Day and evening hayrides.Scavenger Hunts, Walking tours, crafts & more. Funthings to do in Sea Pines. Make it a family experience.843-842-1979

SKYPIRATE WATERSPORTS Broad Creek Marina (freeparking).Waterski and tubing adventures. Morning andafternoon adventures with or without your family.Parasail, boat rentals. Dolphin cruises. 843-842-2566

SOFT INDOOR PLAY AREA Mall at Shelter Cove.Preschool children & parents can enjoy the mall’s nautical& aquatic themed soft play area. 843-686-3090

STAND UP PADDLE BOARDING with Outside HiltonHead. Safe, fun and easy. Great in flat water or surf and agreat core workout. Clinics, board rentals, group excur-sions. 800-686-6996

SUNDANCE BIKE RENTALS Bikes all sizes. Free island-wide delivery. Free locks & child’s seat with rental. Use thecoupon. 843-785-8737

TRIPLE THREAT PRESENTS KAYAKING MADE EASY(WITH ELECTRIC MOTORS) Broad Creek Marina. Pontoonstyle with bimini sun shade. Eco-tours, or fishing. Seedolphins, birds, or just enjoy the experience. 689-3337

VCR BIKE RENTALS Bikes, roll-ways, highchairs,strollers, beach umbrellas & chairs. Free delivery / pick-up. 843-785-4899SPECIAL FREE DATES TO REMEMBER

MAY 1 FIRST FRIDAY FAMILY FUN NIGHT TheSand Box. 18A Pope Ave. 5:30-7:30pm. Free! PuppetPeople, pizza snacks and summer craft in the Art Room.Food & drinks will be served.

MAY 2 KID’S FAIR The Sand Box will host this event forchildren of all ages and their families. 18A Pope Ave. St.Andrew By-the-Sea United Meth. Church CelebrationCenter. 10am-2pm. Give a-ways, prizes, music, andmore. Food and drink items for sale. 842-7645

ADDITIONAL DATES TO REMEMBERTHRU MAY 7 WIZARD OF OZ Main Street Youth Theatre.

www.msyt.org. Call for tickets 843-689-MAINMAY 1-3 BANANA OPEN JR CHALLENGE Palmetto

Dunes Tennis Center. See the ad for more details: 843-785-1152

MAY 6, 13, 20 & 27 (WEDNESDAYS) MOMMY & ME TheSand Box 18A Pope Ave. behind St. Andrew by the SeaMethodist Church. 10:30-11:15am Ages 2-4. Reservationsare strongly suggested. You & Mom will have a very goodtime. (The only cost is admission to The SandBox $6 forchildren & adults two and up). 842-7645

MAY 7, 14, 21, 28 (THURSDAYS) READING RAINBOWLOFT The Sand Box 18A Pope Ave. behind St. Andrewby the Sea Methodist Church. 10:30-11am Come play,learn & enjoy the Reading Rainbow Loft. The only cost isadmission to The SandBox. 843-842-7645

“Nothing you do for children is ever wasted.”Borrowed from Garrison Keillor’s, Prairie Home Companion

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RENT TWO ORMORE BIKES

FOR ONE WEEKFor Only

$18.50 Each!Free Locks & Child CarriersFree Island-Wide Delivery

CALL FOR WHERE TO GO SPECIAL(843) 785-8737

Travel with Captain “Doc,” experienced photographer who knows the right time, the tides, and all the best

places to help you discover the art of photography onHilton Head Island. Bring your camera and be prepared

for an entertaining, informative and beautiful cruise.Go to www.LarryWatts.com. Click on the map to

enjoy photographs captured from that spot.

SALT MARSH PHOTOGRAPHIC CRUISES

843-290-2720 • 681-3728

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Feeling Crabby……then join us aboard the CRABBER J

where the Crabby Captain will take

you on an unforgettable cruise.

• Catch the most Blue Crabs and

win the famous Crabber J T-shirt

• All equipment provided

• See DOLPHINS • Fully narrated

SHELTER COVE HARBOUR

843-422-5110

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CRUISES & CHARTERSNATURE & ENVIRONMENTAL

TOURS & EXCURSIONSADVENTURE NATURE CRUISES ON THE HOLIDAY

Departing Shelter Cove Harbour. Dolphin Watch and NatureCruises with narrated commentary. See it all. Pass bySpanish Wells, Wexford & Long Cove, Harbour Town,Daufuskie Island, plus enjoy beautiful marshlands & wildlife.Several trips daily. Use the coupon 785-4558 See page 74

CHEERS SAILING CHARTERS Sailing out of Broad CreekMarina off Marshland Rd. Morning, noon, afternoon & sun-set cruises with a captain & mate who know the waters sur-rounding Hilton Head. Certified for 29 guests, Cheers is per-fect for a family party, special event or your group here for aworkshop or convention. “We really sail”. Enjoy the softbreezes that will surround you as you navigate the waters offCalibogue Sound. 843-671-1800. See page 73

COMMANDER ZODIAC South Beach Marina. Exploremarshlands, observe Atlantic Bottle-Nosed Dolphins eye toeye, and other native marine wildlife in their natural habitat.Its Jana & Tom’s 23rd year of combining the thrill of raft-ing with the adventure & pleasure of being so close tonature. The original Zodiac raft ride on Hilton Head! Tom &Jana’s Zodiac Raft Rides were selected by National Geographic,Discovery Channel and B. B. C. as their choice for Hilton HeadNature Guides. Reservations: 671-3344 See page 81

FEELING CRABBY? JOIN THE CRABBER J Shelter CoveHarbour. The Crabby Captain will take your family on themost fun cruise. Your children will just be thrilled. SeeDolphins, enjoy the calm waters, its a beautiful ride for youall. Catch the most Blue Crabs and win the Crabber J T-Shirt.All equipment provided. Take your camera, your children willjust love the experience. Very safe. 843-422-5110. See page 73

CRUISE TO DAUFUSKIE ISLAND ON THE ’SAPELOQUEEN’ Cruise to famed Daufuskie Island Beautiful antiquesolid mahogany 60 ft boat. USCG approved for 90 passengers.Depart Broad Creek Marina. Mon thru Sat. 5 Trips daily.Bring your own coolers if you like. Rent a golf cart, tour theart galleries that have been featured in national magazines(they’ll give you a map to the various galleries), tour the Islandor enjoy the quiet beaches on Daufuskie. See their ad for allthe opportunities. 843-342-8687 See page 95

DAUFUSKIE ISLAND HISTORY & ARTISANS TOURTravel with Outside Hilton Head to Daufuskie. Board golfcarts for a tour of the historic district as well as a visit withlocal artisans in their studios. 1-800-686-6996 See page 87

DOLPHIN ADVENTURE NATURE CRUISE with Sonny CCharters aboard the S. S. Pelican Broad Creek Marina.Watch the dolphins, learn more about the sea creatures andwater fowl in this area. USCG approved for 20 passengers.Fun and totally relaxing. Captain Sonny has been travelingthese waters a long time, and he knows where the dolphinplay. Reservations: 681-2522 Use the coupon. See page 83

DOLPHIN & NATURE CRUISES ON THE ISLAND QUEENBroad Creek Marina. Join Captain Sonny on a delightful andrelaxing cruise. Watch the dolphins, learn more about thesea creatures & water fowl. USCG approved for 40 passen-gers. One of the most popular cruises on the island. TheCaptain knows lots of great stories. You’ll love it. Use thecoupon. 843-681-2522 See page 76

FLYING CIRCUS SAILING CHARTERS Palmetto BayMarina. Its the 20th year for the Ultimate SailingExperience. Flying Circus Catamaran is Hilton Head'sfastest & most fun!. The “environmentally friendly” way tosee dolphins, nature & beautiful scenery. 6 passengers maxi-mum for your comfort, enjoyment & spacious privacy. DailyDolphin Watch, sunset & private charters. Coolers welcome.Safe. Stable. 843-686-2582 See page 84

HARBOUR TOWN YACHT BASIN Cruise, fish, sail & soarat one of the most famous yacht basins in the world. Greatdining and shopping on the famous harbour. To cruise, sail,soar or dine call 671-4386. Fishing charters: 843-671-4534.For dockage: 843-671-2704 See page 11 & 13, 78-79

Nautical Notes

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From Shelter Cove Harbour with commentary Adventure Cruises presents

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105 minute narrated cruise featuresover 45 points of interest including ...

Call 843-785-4558Dock C at Shelter Cove Harbour

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All calm water – Reservations not necessary – Snack Bar andRestrooms on board. Convenient mid island location – No security gate

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Dolphin Watch ScheduleMonday thru Friday at 11:00 a.m. & 3p.m.

Saturday at 11:00a.m.Adults $26. Child (3-12) $12

Sunset Dolphin WatchCruise ScheduleMonday thru Friday at 7p.m.Adults $27. Child (3-12) $13

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BRING THIS AD AND RECEIVE $5.00 OFFEACH ADULT TICKET - WITH CASH ONLY.$3 off per adult when you use your debit or credit card.Maximum 8 Discounts. Cannot be used in combination with any other discounts or special pricing. Excludes Fireworks Cruise.

• Bottle-nosed Dolphins• Long Cove Club• Salt Water Marshlands • Wexford Plantation• Tides• Cross Island Expressway• Spanish Wells

• Spectacular Homes• Spectacular Yachts• Buck Island• Statue of Liberty• Harbour Town• Daufuskie Island• Wading Birds

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HISTORIC RIVER STREET EXPRESS aboard “Spirit ofHarbour Town” The Island’s only heated NON-STOPCRUISE to the historic city of Savannah, GA. Faster thandriving (no speeding ticket!) Narrated cruise to River Street.Tour historic homes, take a trolley, tour, shop, or dine in oneof the waterfront restaurants. Use the coupon. 843-363-9026See page 78

ISLAND EXPLORER off the back dock of Old Oyster Factory.Captain Jim will take you and your family on an unforgettabledolphin & nature tour. Calm waters, and Jim has been onthese waters for over 20 years. He knows where to go to cap-ture those pictures of your vacation as well as the memoriesthat will bring you back. Six passengers for an uncrowdedpersonal tour. Morning till evening. Sunset trips are a spe-ciality. 843-785-2100. See page 77

MARSH GRASS ADVENTURES.COM Eco trips from allBeaufort County Public Landings. Dolphins, beautifulnature habitats, marsh birds and sights you probablyhave not encountered on other trips. Knowledgeableguides know exactly where to find the most interesting eco-logical venues on the waters surrounding Hilton Head.Information & schedules: 843-684-3296 See page 80

PALMETTO BAY MARINA off Palmetto Bay Rd. 86Helmsman Way at the foot of the Cross Island Expressway.3 restaurants, sailing, fishing, parasailing, jet ski, eco-tours,restaurants & more. “The Key West Side of Hilton Head”843-785-7131 See page 84-85

PAU HANA SAILING CATAMARAN Palmetto Bay Marina.The ultimate in smooth sailing on Hilton Head Island’sbiggest catamaran sailboat. Interactive & informative twohour “environmentally friendly” dolphin watch tours undersail with a 28 year island resident. USCG certified for up to49 passengers. Comfortable seats plus walk around room.“Dolphin Watch Sails” & “Happy Hour” Sunset Sails.Private charters available. (Ask for the Where To Go spe-cial). 686-2582 See page 84

SALT MARSH PHOTOGRAPHY CRUISE with CaptainLarry Watts. “Doc” has been capturing the natural beauty ofthe salt marshes for many years. Let him share these yearsof experience & beautiful areas with you. Go to his web siteand click on the map to enjoy pictures shot from that spoton the map. www.LarryWatts.com. Bring your camera andbe prepared for an entertaining, informative and beautifulcruise as you capture your own “suitable for framing” shots.Cruise to Palmetto Bluff for lunch. Tailor your trip to suityour mood and/or your companion’s temperament (in casethey’d rather be shopping or on the golf course). A goodtime, beautiful scenery. new techniques, its a win win!!!!843-290-2720 / 681-3728 See page 59

SAIL AWAY ON THE SPECIAL K out of Shelter CoveHarbour. The Special K is a 40ft luxury yacht just waiting totake you for an unforgettable sailing experience. Trips cus-tomized to suit your party or just trust the experienced cap-tain who loves these waters and loves to share his love forsailing. Catering available. Six passengers. 843-842-7002(after hours: 843-785-4660) See page 75/

SCHOONER “WELCOME” Step back in time join the crew ona 62 foot gaff rigged wooden Schooner. Welcome, a historic repli-ca of a 1795 USCG Revenue Cutter, is sure to entertain all vari-ety of sailor from landlubber to old salt! Set sail from ShelterCove Harbour and watch dolphin surf in the bow wake as wehead through Broad Creek and out into Calibogue Sound. As amember of the crew, join in and hoist the sails, or just sit back,relax and take in the exquisite natural beauty of Hilton HeadIsland! Whether it’s a romantic sunset sail, a family dolphinwatch, pirate sail, fireworks cruise, private party or wedding, theSchooner Welcome is the perfect setting for an unforgettableHilton Head Island experience! 3 Hour Sails: Adults $39.00,Children (12& Under) $29.00. www.SchoonerWelcome.com Usethe coupon. 785-5566 See page 76

SPIRIT OF HARBOUR TOWN DINNER CRUISE Milliondollar passenger yacht departs Harbour Town Yacht Basin.Two hour cruise with an All-You-Can Eat two entree’ buf-fet. First Class dining. Heated and/or Air-conditioned diningcabin. Every table has a panoramic view through 16 sq. ft.window seats. Magnificent sunsets. Enjoy the upper deckwith your friends and others on board. Full bar. Use thecoupon. 843-363-9026 See page 78

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HARBOUR TOWN CRUISESFrom Dolphins to Dinner...Savannah to Sailing —there’s always something new to see on a Vagabond Cruise!

Specially priced tickets may be available from your concierge or front desk agent and always on the web at www.vagabondcruise.com

THE VAGABONDJoin the crew for one of our great sightseeing cruises!

• Ocean Dolphin Cruise• Sunset Dolphin Cruise• Daufuskie Island Adventure• Sunset & Fireworks Cruise• Ghost Ship

Call (843)363-9023 for schedules and reservations.

SPIRIT OF HARBOUR TOWNCruise in comfort. The Island’s fastest and only air-conditioned vessel is ready to take you on three greatcruises:

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Call (843)363-9026 for schedules and reservations.

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TRIPLE THREAT SPEED BOAT RIDES Departs fromBroad Creek Marina (free parking and no gate fee) A scream-ing’ 75 miles per hour. You gotta do it. A roller coaster onwater and a screaming good time. Are you up to it? Prove it!The island’s only thrill ride.And you get a t-shirt to rememberyour great ride. 843-689-3337 See page 79

VAGABOND DOLPHIN NATURE CRUISE Departs fromHarbour Town. Naturalist Captains will point out dolphins,shore birds, Osprey, Herons, Egrets, & other points of interestalong the way: see the Harbour Town Golf Links, South Beach& more. Use the coupon. 363-9023 See page 78

KAYAK TRIPS • SMALL CRAFTJET SKI • PARASAIL • PONTOONS

RENTALS/ LESSONS/ GUIDED TOURSBROAD CREEK KAYAK COMPANY Tours leave daily from

The Old Oyster Factory Restaurant. Sunset & Sunrise andanything in between. Great trip. Very relaxing and fun. 1-800-686-6996. See page 70

COMMANDER ZODIAC KAYAK DOLPHIN TOURS SouthBeach Marina. Paddle along with experienced naturaliststhrough pristine waters on an unforgettable guided kayaknature tour. Or rent your own and go exploring. Get up closeviews of the Island’s abundant marine wildlife. An environ-mental adventure the whole family will enjoy. From Ospreyto Pelicans, dolphins to marshes....never know what you’llsee around the next bend. Res: 843-671-3344 See page 81

DOLPHIN DISCOVERIES & NATURE TOURS departsfrom Simmons Landing, off Marshland Rd next door toBroad Creek Marina. 22 ft boat with shade or sun, but bestof all: dolphins, dolphins & more dolphins. Six passengersfor personalized attention. Great family fun. Ask the captainto let you drive the boat. 843-684-1911 See page 82

ISLAND EXPLORER off the back dock of Old OysterFactory. Captain Jim offers great trips you and your familywill enjoy. The waters are calm, and Jim has been on thesewaters for over 20 years. The dolphins are close by, the birdsare following along. Great memories. Six passengers for anuncrowded personal tour. Morning till evening. Sunset tripsare a speciality. His trip makes for a great excursion just fordinner. 843-785-2100. See page 77

KAYAK FISHING WITH OUTSIDE HILTON HEAD Dailykayak fishing excursions from the east coast leader. Daily 3-hr tour includes custom kayak fishing kayak, bait, guide,tackle and licensing. Tours are scheduled around optimaltides for targeting redfish. www.outsidehiltonhead.com 1-800-686-6996 See page 87

KAYAK HILTON HEAD Simmons Landing off MarshlandRd. Dolphins! Located at one of the dolphins favorite spotsto feed and play! “Blackbeard”, “Nick” and little “Stripes” justto name a few. They also catch interesting fish, crabs andshrimp as part of the tours. Kids love it. Adults too! Join thefun of a tour or rent a kayak and explore on your own.843-684-1910 See page 77

KAYAKING MADE EASY WITH WHISPER QUIET MOTORSDeparts from Broad Creek Marina (free parking and no gatefee) Pontoon style so you can stand up and fish, even a biminisun shade. Enjoy the dolphins, the birds and wildlife. Fish orjust float along. Even your grandmother will love it. Free t-shirt with every tour. 843-689-3337 See page 75

MARSH GRASS ADVENTURES.COM Eco trips from theall public landings throughout Beaufort County. Dolphins,beautiful nature habitats, marsh birds and sights you proba-bly have not encountered on other trips. Calm waters andbeautiful paddling. Ask about the Teen Paddle (with the tidefor fun in the water while your parents drive the car to thedestination and wait in a nearby bar with a cool drink.)Information and schedules, call 843-684-3296 See page 80

OUTSIDE EXPLORER Cruise the May River, check out thePinckney Island Wildlife Refuge, stop on the ‘famous’Bluffton beach for some beach combing. Lots of interestingand beautiful nature to see, and dolphins just beyond yourreach. 843-686-6996 See page 87 & 94

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About our Covers … The eternal sea surrounds us, for we are an island. Not an island unto ourselves, butan island to share with those who visit us to enjoy the abundance of nature's bounty and man's unique creativity and energy. The warmth of the sea around us gives us our temperature climate. The sea has givenus our beautiful life sustaining salt water marshes with their abundance of birds, fishes and crustaceans. Thesea has give up to us our miles of unsurpassed beaches and enhances the beauty of our sunrises and sunsets,and the brilliance of the moon and the stars. With its many moods, its awesome power, its beauty and itseternal presence, it shall always be seen in its relationship with our unique island and with our fellow manon the front covers of Where To Go Hilton Head Island.

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PALMETTO BAY WATERSPORTS Palmetto BayMarina (at the foot of the Cross Island Expressway) WaveRunners, Boat rentals, pontoon boats, all kinds of water-sports and good waters to play in. Let’s ride! Fishing andall the bait, food and drinks right there to keep you com-fortable. Kayaks. Play all day. 843-785-2345 See page 81

PINCKNEY ISLAND KAYAKING EXPEDITION WITHKAYAK HILTON HEAD Departs Hilton Head Harbor(near the bridge to Hilton Head at RV Resort) Explore thebeautiful shoreline of Pinckney Island. Paddle past oldshrimp boats while exploring areas where dolphins, otter& majestic shorebirds feed & play. No gate fee. Free park-ing. Great family adventure. 684-1912 See page 91

PINCKNEY ISLAND WILDLIFE REFUGE KAYAKCENTER Hudson’s Restaurant dock. Daily tours led byan experienced guide/naturalist in safe comfortable seakayak. 1-800-686-6996. See page 94

SKYPIRATE WATERSPORTS Broad Creek Marina (offMarshland Road) Plenty of parking.Free parking. Amorning or afternoon of fun & adventure for your fami-ly. Parasailing (the island’s best and longest ride),inflatable rides (mild or wild), boat rentals, dolphincruises, cocktails cruises. Waterski and tubing & lots offun on the water. 843-842-2566 See page 82

FISHING CHARTERSA POLECAT SPORT FISHING CHARTER Departs daily

from the docks behind Charley’s Crab near Hudson’s. Gethooked up on The Pole Cat. More than 25 years local experi-ence. On a 27’ ProSport Catamaran, Captain Jon “Gumbo”Deloach, knows fishing, guaranteeing you a good time.Sport fishing inshore, offshore 1/2day, 3/4 & full day.Winner of the 2007 Wahoo Shootout & the ‘07 & ‘08Grouper/Snapper Shootout. [email protected]. 843-384-5186. See page 80

CAPTAIN HOOK PARTY FISHING BOAT Shelter CoveMarina. A variety of trips for you and/or your family. 51/2 hr. every day Deep Sea Fishing Trips. Enclosed cabin,2 private clean restrooms, food & beverages on board.No licenses required. Everything you need to catch fish.A great time on the water. Safe waters and an experi-enced crew. Fun fishing for the [email protected]. 843-785-1700 See page 83

CHARTER FISHING AWESOME TWOSOMEPalmetto Bay Marina: Mighty Mako www.mighty-mako.com. Calm water, kid friendly. Take your kids fish-ing. (785-6028) & Top Shot (384-9714) Call either of thesecaptains directly. Or plan your own fishing tournamentwith these great competitors. Inshore/off shore fishing.Luxury Gulf Stream fishing trips & Tarpon & fly fishingtrips. Halfday or full day. See page 85

HARBOUR TOWN YACHT BASIN Great fishing excur-sions leaving from one of the most famous yacht basinsin the world (in the shadow of the famous Harbour TownLighthouse). Nancy or Leslie can help you plan your dayout of Harbour Town to some of the best fishing aroundwith Captains who’ve fished these waters a long time.671-4534. See pages 78-79

HERO FISHING CHARTERS Harbour Town. CaptainStratty Pollitzer is a fishing legend on Hilton HeadIsland. In his 32ft Fly Bridge Sport Fisherman, he’ll takeyou to some of the best fishing locations he knows to findthe catch you’ll talk about for years. One of the bestequipped boats on the Island, all the fishing gear and sup-plies you’ll need and a captain that knows where they’rebiting. Travel in comfort and style 298-4376 See page 78

HILTON HEAD INSHORE FISHING CHARTERSDeparts from any dock that doesn't require a gate fee.Check with Captain Mark, we’ll pick you up at the mostconvenient dock to suit you. This captain will find you afish. Fun for you and your friends. Good Captain; andhe’s a great fisherman. All bait & tackle included.www.hiltonheadinshore.com. 290-2434 See page 77

MARSH TACKY FISHING CHARTERS Departs frombehind Charley’s Crab near Hudson’s (on Skull Creek).31ft’ Sportfisherman. Quick trip out to Port Royal Sound

& great fishing holes. Sport fishing near shore and/or off-shore. Half day/ Full day/ Gulf Stream. Captain Zack’s agreat fisherman. Shaded seating. Restrooms on board.Ice, bait & tackle included. 384-7790. See page 91

NO-BODY’S BIZNESS FISHING CHARTERS CaptainCharlie departs from Hudson’s on the Docks in a 30’Prolife. He’s been fishing these waters for a while now andknows where to find a great fishing adventure. Four hr, sixor all day trips with the amenities you need for your per-sonal comfort & great bragging rights when you return tothe dock. [email protected] 227-2278 See page 91

O CAT FISHING Outside Hilton Head now offers charterfishing. O CAT is a 26’Twin Vee fishing machine cap-tained by famous angler Jimmy Reece: inshore, offshore& family fishing charter daily.686-6996. See page 87

OFF THE HOOK FISHING CHARTERS Fish the beau-tiful inshore waters that surround Hilton Head Island withnative Capt. Brian Vaughn with over 20 years experiencecharter fishing. Explore the shallow waters in a 18ft.Hewes flats boat equipped with only the finest fly, spin &conventional tackle. Rods & reels by Shimano® and flyrods by Sage®. Sightfish for Redfish year round on theflats of the Lowcountry. Target other species includingCobia, Tarpon, Sharks, Spanish Mackerel, Speckled Trout& more on a seasonal basis. An artist as well as a fisher-man, specializing in the art of Gyotaku (Japanese forfish print), have your catch made into a unique piece ofart to preserve your fishing memories.www.OffTheHookCharters.com. 843-298-4376 See page 78

SHARK HUNTER Hilton Head Harbor at RV Resort &Yacht Club (near the bridge to HH) No gate fee & freeparking. Bring your friends or family (up to 6 people) fora fun shark fishing trip. Enclosed cabin, Bose stereo sys-tem & restroom on board. Watch for dolphins, turtles,birds & even more as you cruise out to the ‘deep holes’and shark waters. 843-683-8687(TOUR). See page 83

SHELTER COVE MARINA’s FISHING TEAM ShelterCove Marina. Call Dave or one their team to plan yourfishing trip out to Port Royal Sound, up the May Riverand out to the Gulf Stream. Quick in and out to the fish-ing spots these guys know and keep secret. Need anythingfrom the Ships Store? They have it right there. They sup-ply all the bait, the expert advice and a good day on thewater. 843-842-7001. See page 75.

TRIPLE THREAT DEEP SEA SPORTFISHINGDeparts from Broad Creek Marina (free parking and nogate fee) Get to the fish in half the time. You can’t beatfresh fish for dinner. Bring it in, have it prepared by yourfavorite chef for dinner. Its the thrill to complete your fish-ing adventure. www.triplethreatsportfishing.com 843-689-3337 See page 80

FISHING SUPPLIESBLUEWATER BAIT & TACKLE South Beach Marina.

Crabbing supplies, bait, marine accessories, charter fish-ing bait & tackle, t-shirts, and friendly fishing advice. Getout to the sound in a hurry. 843-671-3060 See page 51

SHELTER COVE MARINA STORE Sage, Penn, Lamson,Shimano rods & reels. Ande and bagley’s Silver thread fish-ing line. Great selection of fishing, fly fishing and crabbingsupplies. Rod rentals and bait. Discounted boat shoes &Sperry Topsiders discounted 20%. Costa Del Mar sun-glasses discounted as well. Use the coupon on page 75.Everything the real fisherman and boater needs (or thinkshe needs). Best place to buy your fishing friends somethingthey’ll really appreciate. 842-7001. See page 75.

MARINE ELECTRONICSED WEBER MARINE ELECTRONICS Sales, service &

installations. Radar, autopilots, VHF & navigation equip-ment. FCC licensed with radar endorsement. 27 yearsexperience. Dealer for popular manufacturers. Honest,expert advice & recommendations. Service to Beaufort,Savannah, Fripp Island. nearby marinas, as well as allHilton Head marinas. Talk with Ed about the latest inupgrades. 843-681-2107 / 843-298-2107 See page 91

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Alexander’s 785-4999 O-12Alligator Grille & Seafood Restaurant842-4888 J-11Aqua Grille & Lounge 341-3331 K-13Beach Break Grill 785-2466 K-11The Big Bamboo Cafe 686-3443 K13Bistro Mezzaluna 842-5011 K-12Brick Oven 686-2233 J-11Casey’s Sports Bar & Grill 785-2255 K-11Charlie’s L’Etoile Verte 785-9277 L-12Crazy Crab on Jarvis Creek 681-5021 O-5Crazy Crab at Harbour Town 363-2722 F-10Daufuskie Crab Company 342-TOUR(8687) N-9Eastern Chinese & Japanese Cuisine 686-6880 N-11Flora’s Italian Cafe 842-8200 N-12Hinchey’s Chicago Bar & Grill 686-5959 K-13IlCarpaccio 342-9949 R-9The Jazz Corner 842-8620 L-11Lands End Tavern 671-5456 D-10Main Street Cafe & Pub 689-3999 R-8McDonald’s 785-8025 (SouthMcDonald’s 681-8025 (NorthMcDonald’s 837-8025 (BlufftonOld Oyster Factory 681-6040 P-10Palmetto Bay Sunrise Cafe 686-3232 K-8Quarterdeck 671-2222 F-9Redfish 686-3388 K-10 Reilley’s South 842-4414 K-11Reilley’s North 681-4153 S-10Ruan Thai Cuisine 785-8575 N-12Ruan Thai Cuisine (Bluffton) 757-9479 N-1Ruan Thai (Savannah) 912-231-6667Salty Dog Cafe 671-2233 D-10Smokehouse Bar & House of BBQ 842-4BBQ K-13Squat & Gobble 757-4242 L-2 -The Studio Artistic Dining 785-6000 K-11 Wreck of the Salty Dog 671-7327 D-10

BARS & LOUNGESAlligator Grille & Seafood Restaurant842-4888 J-11Aqua Grille & Lounge 341-3331 K-13The Big Bamboo Cafe 686-3443 K-13Bistro Mezzaluna 842-5011 K-12The Electric Piano 785-KEYS(5397) J-11Hinchey’s Chicago Bar & Grill 686-5959 K-13The Jazz Corner 842-8620 L-11Marriott’s Lobby Lounge 686-8488 O-13Monkey Business 686-3545 J-11Old Oyster Factory 681-6040 P-10Main Street Cafe & Pub 689-3999 R-8Quarterdeck 671-2222 F-9XO LoungeHilton Oceanfront Resort 341-8080 N-13

Signals at Crowne Plaza Resort 842-2400 M-13Turtles Beach Bar & Grill @The Westin 681-4000 U-11

GOLF COURSESArthur Hills (Palmetto Dunes) 785-1140 N-12Arthur Hills (Palmetto Hall) 785-1138 T-8Barony 689-GOLF T-10Country Club of HH 681-GOLF S- 5Crescent Pointe 706-2600 N-2Eagle’s Point 686-4457 N-2Executive Golf Club 686-6400 N- 3George Fazio 785-1138 O-12Golden Bear Golf Club 689-2200 R-9Harbour Town 363-4485 G-9Hilton Head National 842-5900 N-2Island Putt & Drive 842-9990 S-11Island West 689-6660 N-2Marriott’s Golf Central 686-7105Ocean Course 363-4475 G-11Old South Golf Links 785-5353 N-2Oyster Reef 681-7717 T-5Planters Row 689-GOLF T-10Robbers Row 689-GOLF T-10Robert Cupp 785-1138 T-7Robert Trent Jones 785-1138 O-12Sea Marsh 363-4475 G-11Shipyard 689-GOLF L-12 Island Golf School 686-3355 R-9 Junior Players Golf Academy 686-3355 R-9

TENNISHHI Beach & Tennis Resort 842-0079 T-11Island Recreation Center 681-7273Marriott’s Grande Ocean Resort

Tennis Center 686-7343 J-13Port Royal Racquet Club 686-8803 T-11Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center 785-1152 O-12Sea Pines Racquet Club 363-4495 F-10South Beach Racquet Club 671-2215 D-10Van der Meer Shipyard

Racquet Club 686-8804 I-12Van der Meer Tennis Center 785-8388 J-12

MARINASBroad Creek Marina 681-DOCK` N-9Docks on Skull Creek 689-6800 Q-5Harbour Town Yacht Basin 671-2704 G-9Hilton Head HarborRV Resort & Marina681-3256 O-4Palmetto Bay Marina 785-3910 N-9The Boathouse 681-2628 Q-5Shelter Cove Marina 842-7001 O-10Skull Creek Marina 681-4234 S-3South Beach Marina 671-6699 D-10Windmill Harbour 681-9235 M-5

I S L A N D L O C A T I O N G U I D ELetters and numbers to the right of the listings refer to the location on the “Finding Your Way Around” Map

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SHOPPING CENTERSAtrium Shops N-11Beach Market K-13Bridge Center Shoppes N-3The Bridge Shops K-11Circle Center J-13Coligny Plaza K-13Courtyard Building J-11Cross Roads Shopping Center K-10Executive Center K-11Fairfield Square N-5Festival Centre at Indigo Run Q-8Fountain Center K-12The Fresh Market Shoppes M-11Gallery of Shops J-11Harbour Town G-9Heritage Plaza K-13Hilton Head Plaza K-11Hilton Head Village M-3Island Crossing Shopping Center K-11Main Street Village R-8Mall at Shelter Cove O-11The Market Place K 11Mathews Court S-10Moss Creek Village N-3North Ridge Plaza S-9Orleans Plaza K-11Palmetto Bay Marina K- 8Palmetto Bay Plaza K-10Park Plaza J-11Pineland Station R-9Plantation Center N-12Plaza at Shelter Cove P-11Pope Ave. Mall K-12Port Royal Plaza S-10Professional Building K-11Shelter Cove Harbour O-11Shipyard Gallery K-11The Shops at Sea Pines Center G-11South Beach Village D-10South Island Square N-12Tanger Outlet Stores 1 & 2 N- 2Toon Pawley Center K-11Triangle Square S-8Village at Wexford L-11Village Exchange K-10

SHOPSA Healing Store 681-1903 N-9Andrews Jewelers 785-7661 J-11ArtWare 682-3400 R-8Audubon Nature Store 785-4311 L-11Camp Hilton Head

Harbour Town 671-3600 F-9Coligny 686-4877 K-13Shelter Cove 842-3666 O-11

Chocolate Canopy 842-4567 K-10Designs by Cleo 342-7001 J-11

Encore Consignment & More 686-2668 N-3Endangered Arts Ltd 785-5075 N-12Fabrications (Fabrics) 842-7911 L-12Faces Day Spa & Boutique 785-3075 L-11Funky Beach Surf & Streetwear 341-3865 K-13Happy Nails 842-3449 K-11The Healing Touch 689-6462 L-11The Hemp Seed & High Tide Beads 686-HEMP K-10Heritage Fine Jewelers 689-2900 R-9Hilton Head Shirt Company

Fresh Market Shoppes 686-5099 M-11Tanger Factory Outlets 2 837-9333 M-2

Inspired Creations Copy Jewels 686-4254 O-11Island Cigars 785-6633 L-11Island Ideas Art & Framing 842-6261 M-11Island Fudge Shoppe 842-4280 K-13Island Winery 842-3141 T-9It’s Like 842-2890 K-11Legacy Design.Photographers 686-3138 O-11Legends Sports Gallery 681-4444 R-8Linda Hartough Gallery 671-6500 F-9Mingles 785-3883 K-13Outside Hilton Head 686-6996 P-11Pink House Gallery 681-5169 R-8Remember When Scrapbooking 341-5901 K-11Robert’s Village Jewelers 681-5822 R-8S.M. Bradford Co. 686-6161 L-11Salty Dog T-Shirt Factory

South Beach Marina 671-2232 D-10Arrow Road 842-6331 K-11

Smith Galleries 842-2280 L-11South Beach General Store 671-6784 D-10The Porcupine 785-2779 I-11Top of the Lighthouse Shoppe 671-2810 F-9

KIDS / TEENS ACTIVITIESBicycle Billy’s 785-7851 K-13Bubba’s Bikes 785-3971 K-12Commander Zodiac 671-3344 D-10Hair Braiding at Funky Beach 342-3865 K-13Island Pedals Bike Rentals 842-5522 K-11Island Recreation Center 681-7273 Q-7Kayak Hilton Head 684-1910Legendary Golf (2 locations)

Fresh Market Shoppes 686-3399 M-11Circle Center 785-9214 J-13

Outside Hilton Head 1-800-686-6996 P-11Pony Rides & Animal Petting Farm671-2586 H-11The Sandbox 842-7645 K-11Sky Pirate Water Sports 842-2566 N-9Sundance Bike Rentals 785-8737 K-13VCR Bike Rentals & More 785-4899

THE AREA CODE for Hilton Head is 843.www.wheretogohiltonhead.com

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BOATS / WATERSPORTSA PoleCat Fishing Charters 384-5186 Q-5Bonanza Fishing Charters 689-5873/338-1442 O-4Bonnie Rae Fishing Charters 683-6060 /706-2181 Q-5C-Katz Watersportz 681-9008 O-4Captain Hook Fishing 785-1700 O-10Calibogue Cruises to Daufuskie 342-8687 N-9Captain Euclice 342-8687 N-9Captain Rudy Thomas 342-8687 N-9Cheers Sailing Charters 671-1800 N-9Crabber J 11 Crabbing Charters 422-5110 O-11Dolphin Nature Cruise 681-2522 N-9Dolphin Seafari Eco Excursions 785-7131/298-0661 K-8Flying Circus Catamaran 686-2582 K-8Harbourtown Power Boats 671-4386 G-9Hero Sport Fishing 298-6100 G-9Hilton Head Inshore 290-2434 M-5Holiday Dolphin Nature Cruises 785-4558 O-10Integrity Charter Fishing 422-1221Island Explorer Dolphin Tours 785-2100 P-10Island Queen Dolphin Cruises 681-2522 N-9Kayak Hilton Head 684-1910 N-9

Broad Creek Kayaking 684-1910 N-9Pinckney Island Kayaking 684-1912 N-9

Marshgrass Adventures. Com 684-3296 M-5MarshTacky Fishing Charters 384-7790 Q-5Mighty Mako Fishing Charters 785-6028 K-8No-Body’s Bizness Fishing Charters 227-CAPT Q-5Off the Hook Fishing Charters 298-4376 N-9O Cat 686-6996Outside Explorer 686-6996Outside Hilton Head 1-800-686-6996Pau Hana Catamaran 686-2582 K-8Palmetto Bay Fishing Fleet 785-7131 K-8Salt Marsh Photography Cruises290-2720 Q-5Schooner Welcome 785-5566 O-10Sigler’s Fishing Adventures 816-3625 M-5Single Star Sailing Charters 842-7245 N-9Sky Pirate Watersports 842-2566 N-9 Spirit of Harbour Town 363-9026 F-9Stars & Stripes Sailing 363-9446 F-9Tammy Jane Fishing &Shrimping384-7833 Q-5The Shark Hunter Fishing & Shark Trips 683-8687 O-4Special K Luxury Yacht 842-7002 O-11Top Shot Sport Fishing Charters 384-9714 K-8Triple Threat Sportfishing 689-3337 N-9Vagabond Cruises 363-9023 G-9Zodiac Tours 671-3344 D-10

HOTELS & VILLAACCOMMODATIONS

Beachwalk Hotel 842-8888 K-13Candelwood Suites Bluffton/HH843-415-3199 M-2(opening in August 09)

Crowne Plaza Resort Oceanfront 800-334-1881 M-13Comfort Inn & Suites 842-6662 J-13Comfort Suites (Bluffton) 815-1700 M-2Days Inn 842-4800 M-11Daufuskie Island Club & Resort 842-2000Disney’s HHI Resort 800-341-2636 O-10

Fiddlers Cove 842-5618 S-11Hampton Inn 681-7900 S- 9Hampton Inn & Suites (Sun City 705-9000 H-4Harbour Town Resorts 800-541-7375 F-10-Hilton Garden Inn 837-8111 N-4Hilton Head Vacation Rentals 686-8177 K-12Hilton Oceanfront Resort 842-8000 N-13HHI Beach & Tennis Resort 842-4402 T-11Holiday Inn Oceanfront 785-5126 K-13Holiday Inn Express (Bluffton) 757-2002 M-2HH Marriott’s Beach & Golf Resort 686-8400 O-13Inn at Harbour Town 800-925-GOLF F-10Island Club Oceanfront 785-5221 T-11Marriott Villa Rentals 785-2000 K-11Main Street Inn 681-3001 Q-8The Metropolitan 842-3100 J-12Outdoor RV Motorcoach Resorts 785-7699 K-11Outdoor RV & Yacht Resort 681-3256 O-4Palmetto Bluff 706-6500 I-4Park Lane Hotel & Suites 686-5700 M-11Players Club 785-8000 J-12Quality Inn & Suites 681-3655 Q-8Palmetto Dunes Resort 1-800-827-3006 O-12Royal Dunes Resort 785-3333 T-11Sea Crest Surf & Racquet Club 842-4210 K-13Sea Cloisters Oceanfront 842-5334 T-11Sea Pines Plantation Villas 785-3333 K-11S. Beach Marina Village Inn 671-6498 D-10Suburban Lodge (Bluffton) 837-9494 M-2The Inn at Harbour Town 800-925-4653 K-13The Westin Resort 681-4000 U-11

REAL ESTATERMC Resales & Rentals 842-6556 ext 4 K-11The Resale Company 785-3070 J-11

SERVICESAAA Discount Bikes 842-9900Airbrush Tan by Chloe 683-8433 K-11All About Me Salon & Spa 785-2558 K-10Bicycle Billy’s 785-7851 K-13Bubba’s Bikes 785-3971 K-12Casablanca Salon & Spa Salon 785-6245 K-11Ed Weber Marine Electronics 681-2107 S-9Faces Day Spa, Boutique & Spa Shop 785-3075 I-11The Healing Touch 689-6462 L-11Island Golf School/Jr Golf School 686-3355 P-8Island Soma Therapy 843-422-2900The Fresh Market 842-8332 M-11Horseback Riding & Pony Rides 671-2586 H-11Island Pedals Bike Rentals 842-5522 K-11Massage Therapy 785-RUBB L-11Nail Expo 681-4288 Q-8 Petting Farm at Lawton Stables 671-2586 H-11Piggly. Wiggly Supermarket 842-4090 P-11Star Nails 681-2818 N-12Sundance Bike Rentals 785-8737 K-12VCR Bike Rentals 785-4899

See Organizations & Services & Worship Services for more opportunities

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SIMMONS LANDING / BROAD CREEK MARINASeveral boats and water sports activities work out of Simmons Landingand Broad Creek Marina. Kayak Hilton Head, Sonny C Charters, AquaExtreme Jet Skiis, Calibogue Cruises, Cheers Sailing Charters et al. It’s apopular departure area because the water is calm and it’s a direct routedown to Palmetto Bay Marina, Harbour Town and on to DaufuskieIsland. And because the Cross-Island Expressway is your most directroute, here are the directions for getting there: From the Sea Pines Traffic

Circle, take Palmetto Bay Rd to the toll booth. Exit onto MarshlandRoad. Go 1 mile. Take a right onto Simmons Rd. For SimmonsLanding: Drive straight to the end of Simmons Rd to park. For BroadCreek Marina, turn right off Simmons Rd. From mid-island, turn atmile marker 6 on Hwy 278 onto Mathews Drive. Then take a left ontoMarshland Rd. Go 3.5 miles. You’ll see Broad Creek Marina sign.That’s Simmons Rd. Follow to the end for Simmons Rd.or turn rightoff Simmons Rd for Broad Creek Marina.

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$300 OFFeach personDaufuskietrip only

Daufuskie Island & Eco Dolphin TripsCalibogue Cruises Tours

BROAD CREEK MARINA

4 trips daily to Daufuskie Island. All trips are fully narrated dolphin watches.

• You can choose to go just for the ride or get off on Daufuskie,the ‘Island of Mystique’.

• Once on the island, you can take our two-hour historic bustour given by one of the locals and considered the island’sbest-narrated tour.

• Perhaps you would prefer to self-tour by renting a golf cart for3 or 6 hours (beach comb, look for arrowheads, search for oldrelics, shark’s teeth, etc. on one of the most beautiful beach-es on the eastern seaboard.)

• Visit the Freeport General Store & The Old Daufuskie CrabCompany right where the boat docks at the boat landing atFreeport Marina. Indoor and outdoor dining. Gullah lunch buffet, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday. A full menu thatincludes the famous Daufuskie Deviled Crab, as well assteaks to hamburgers is available Tuesday thru Sunday.

Calibogue Cruises History • Nature • Beauty • Southern HospitalityReservations: 843-342-8687 (TOUR) • www.daufuskiefreeport.com

FERRY TICKET $23 Round TripDeparting everyday from Broad Creek Marina.Please call for schedule and reservations. 843-342-8687Narrated Guided Tours Tues., Wed. & Thurs. $30 (adults)

Cabins: $145/night (cart included) – call 843-785-8242Golf Carts: $50 (2 hrs.) $90 (full day, 6 hrs.)

FREE PARKING & NO GATE FEES!

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