Children’s activities begin at 4PM on Main Street in downtown Rock Hill with an Irish storyteller followed by a treasure hunt with a leprachaun and other chidlren’s activites.

Dress green and join our Bagpipe and Costume Parade at 5:15PM at the Cotton Factory Contest and follow the pipers to Main Street. Celtic bands begin at 6:30PM on Main Street stage until 9:30PM. McHale’s has music from 2 PM-2AM. Beer and food vendors will be on the street. (803) 329-8756

Tickets are $25 day of event

80-100 beers represented by at least 30 different brewers…

We’ll be shamrock’n with a LIVE band!

There will be BBQ! It’s for charity, which is a GREAT excuse! $1 for every ticket sold will be donated to Pints for Prostates.

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If you would like to enter the show, you can bring your entries to the Rutledge Gallery at Winthrop University on Wednesday Mar. 24 from 2-5 pm and Thursday Mar. 25 from 9-1 pm and the art shuttle will pick and deliver the work to the Anderson Art Center. All fees must accompany the entry at this time.
Please see the link below for all the details about the exhibition and process. If you have any questions please feel free to contact the Anderson Arts Center.
http://www.andersonarts.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=11&Itemid=30

Art shuttle service
This year there will be an Artwork Shuttle Service to select areas in SC.  Artists will have the opportunity to deliver Juried Show entries to a central location in each of these cities.  There will be an additional $10 fee for this service.
The Anderson Arts Center will pick up the entries and then return the unaccepted work within the first two weeks of April.  All works participating in the process will be covered by liability insurance.  Artwork accepted into the juried show will become the responsibility of the artist to pickup at the exhibit’s conclusion should they remain unsold.
All work MUST be boxed in a reusable container, with each box labeled with the artist’s name, name of piece, email, phone number and address; and include the $30 entry fee, proper entry paperwork and $10 shuttle service fee; if paying with a check, artists are welcome to combine the amounts into one check of $40.  Work not appropriately boxed will NOT BE ACCEPTED.
ROCK HILL: Winthrop Galleries, Accepting Entries: Wednesday, 03/24 from 2-5pm and Thursday, 03/25 from 9am-1pm

You’ll get a gumball at each stop and you can cash in the gumballs for 5 tickets for each ball. There will be a drawing and half the fees collected – up to $1,000 – will be given away! The more tickets you have, the more chances you have to win the big money.

Ride stops include Cox Harley-Davidson in Rock Hill, Alpha Motorsports in Rock Hill, Matthews Fun Machines in Matthews, Charlotte Honda in Charlotte, Harley-Davidson of Charlotte in Matthews, Mad Dog Custom Cycles in Lake Wylie, The Tilted Kilt in Charlotte, and Steve’s Bar and Grill in Tega Cay. You can get a suggested map to follow or go your own way. It’s $20/rider with FBO at 10am and LBO at 1pm.

$20 To Participate in Rally
Proceeds For The Benefit of Tega Cay Lions Charities
First Bike Out 10 am
Last Bike Out 1 pm
Last Bike In at 4 pm
Ride To Win Up To $1,000 in Cash Prizes!!!

Begins and ends at Knights Stadium • Exit 88 off I-77 Fort Mill, SC

Mad Dog Custom Cycles
The Carolina Rider
Contact: Steve Lorusso

4582 Charlotte Hwy,
Lake Wylie SC 29710

Tel: 803-631-4113

E-mail: Maddogcycles@gmail.com or  Maddogcycles@aol.com

Contact: Jon Pendleton

For Ride Info and Questions:

Tel: 704-236-9222

E-mail: Jon@thecarolinarider.com

Call 803-631-4113 for More Information!

http://www.carolinamotormadness.com/gumballrally.html

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Fort Mill Care Center — 2009

• Easter Baskets— 75;were given out School Back Packs — 271 filled back packs given out
• Toothbrushes — 335 families were given toothbrushes & tooth paste.
• Santa’s Helper 654 children were given gifts from “Santa” plus 120 children that were handled thru Kelly Lavallee
• Breakfast with Santa (at US Foods) fed 69 families (175 children)
• Thanksgivings Dinner were given out to 261 families
• Christmas Dinners were given out to 207 families
• Winter Coats — were collected (& 700 were cleaned by the Cleaners) plus some additional coats that were dropped off at the Center.

• A total of 5,432 families came through the doors of the Center.
• A total 3,906 families were served food during the year.
• $193,256 was paid out for utilities for clients of the Center
• $41,808 was paid out for prescriptions for clients ofthe Center
• $3,930 was paid for misc items for clients (such as dental)
• Fema money was used for rents in the amount of almost $29,000.

Overall administrative expenses totaled $5,682 for an average of 2% overhead expenses….    (phone, copy machine, insurances, office supplies, audit expenses, etc.)

See the full story at seetegacay.com