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2008 Gulf Shores Out & In Concert Series presents Doug Breau "Country Roads"

08/07/2008

Indoor. Hello, Darlin', Doug brings back those great Country & Western classics we all used to hear on the radio. For the Good Times of real country music!

2008 Gulf Shores Out & In Concert Series presents Doug Breau Country Roads

08/07/2008

Indoor. Hello, Darlin', Doug brings back those great Country & Western classics we all used to hear on the radio. For the Good Times of real country music!

The South Baldwin Community Theatre presents “The Three Musketeers, All Swash and No Buckle”

08/08/2008

Featuring young actors from throughout Baldwin County, the two-act play is a comedy/farce that is entertaining for all age groups. Based (very) loosely on the work of Alexander Dumas, the play features sword fights, swashbuckling, star-crossed lovers, a nagging mom, a narrator and lots of fast-paced dialogue. It’s a tale of derring-do and dastardly deeds that poses such questions as “is chivalry dead?” and “if so, who killed it?” Performances will take place Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 pm. and Sundays at 2 p.m. There is also a special Thursday night show on Aug. 14 at 7:30 p.m., to benefit The Karen Cater Fund, which provides ongoing support to youth theatre.

Blue Angels Practice at NAS

08/13/2008

8:30a.m. - 9:30a.m. The practices can be viewed from bleachers behind the National Museum of Naval Aviation at NAS Pensacola. The team, time permitting, conducts autograph sessions in the museum atrium immediately following most of the Wednesday practices.

Perdido Key

This is the Florida experience we remember from years ago but with a modern, upscale twist. Like its sister towns, Perdido Key boasts sugar white sands and crystal water. Although boutiques and quaint eateries dot the landscape in Perdido Key, the area feels somewhat removed, enjoying a slower pace. Boating and fishing are naturals in this relaxed community.

The unspoiled, white sands of Perdido Key enjoy a history rich in lore. Rumor has it that pirates buried treasure along the precarious shoals of Perdido Bay where it enters the Gulf. Today, people still wander the beach hoping to uncover the lost treasures. Because of its unique geography the Key is one of the most natural and beautiful areas along the Gulf Coast. Here, the waves invite laughter and surfing, diving and sport fishing. The back bays and lagoons are ideal for boating or waterskiing. No doubt you’ll believe Florida’s Perdido Key brims with treasure, whether or not you find anything buried.

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