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June 25 - July 26 Leslie Vanderpool Summer Acting Classes Founder Of Bahamas International Film Festival, Ms. Leslie Vanderpool, holds audition and on-camera acting classes at Ansbacher House, Bank Lane, Nassau, (next to Cafe Matisse). 6 weeks of classes (one week free) $50. Single class charge: $10.00. Held each Monday from 6:30 - 8:30 pm. (July 9th class changes to Thursday July 12th due to the Independence Holiday). Ms. Vanderpool has studied with Lee Strasberg, Shakespeare at Oxford University with Fiona Shaw, and Alan Rickman; and coached by Susan Batson (Nicole Kidman's coach), by Tim Phillips, and by casting directors in NY and LA. She has auditioned for over 200 commercials, TV shows and Broadway plays. Must RSVP to: lcaronv@hotmail.com or call: 356-5939. | | |||||||||||||||||
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June 28 Marathon Training Program The marathon training program launch. Sponsored by Dr. Kathryn de Souza, Pfizer and Doctors Hospital. Held at the Western Medical Plaza, Blake Road. Begins 7 pm. T: 702-4609. E: lhumes@doctorshosp.com W: www.doctorshosp.com. | | |||||||||||||||||
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June 28 - 30 Celebrity Paintball Weekend Scores of international stars from sports, TV and entertainment descend on Nassau for a charity Paintball contest to fund the MIKA Area Development & Empowerment Foundation, the Phil Smith Medical Fund, and the Children's Emergency Hostel. Thursday: June 28 Welcome Dinner at Columbus Tavern sponsored by the MOT; Friday: free day to explore the island; Saturday: Stars attend the preliminary Miss Bahamas World Pageant's swimsuit competition; Celebrity Paintball Challenge at St. Paul's Field, Lyford Cay; Apres Party at Pure Nightlife. The Challenge on Saturday is open to the public. Tickets: $15 adults and $10 children. To join as a sponsor or for details call: (312) 850-9535. | | |||||||||||||||||
July 2 - 13 Young Girls Camp At Emmaus Center Pastor Mattie Nottage and The Youth in Action Group holds Faith Village for Girls, a camp for young girls 9 - 17, geared towards excellence transformation and empowerment. Features character development, anger management, public speaking, entrepreneurship training, baking, etiquette, hygiene and more. At Emmaus Center, St Augustine's Monastery, Bernard Rd (camp site and sleeping quarters). T: 341-7721 or 341-0750. W: www.mattienottageministries.org or www.believersfaith.com | | |||||||||||||||||
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June 28 NAGB Artist's Talk The work of visionary, self-taught artist Wellington Bridgewater discusses his prophetic paintings on show at the NAGB. Begins 6:30 pm at the National Art Gallery, West Hill St. T: 328-5800/1. W: www.nagb.org.bs. | | |||||||||||||||||
July 2 - 27 Explorers Summer Camp Cyber Technology's 10th Annual Explorers Summer Camp for Primary, Junior & Secondary school students. English, Maths, Reading, Science, Computers, Social Studies and Religious Studies subjects to be covered. Also features Craft Creations, weekly guest speakers and weekly field trips. Held at Cyber Technology, Collins Ave. Mon - Fri, 9 am - 3 pm. T: 322-4223. | | |||||||||||||||||
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June 29 Heineken Full Moon Party Featuring live performances from TaDa, Sosa Man, M Deez and Nathan Stone with special appearances by International DJ Li$$aMonet, The Heineken Caribbean Dancers and The Heineken Girls. At Fort Charlotte. Dress code: All white. Gates open 9 pm. Adm: $25 with 1 free Heineken; $50 VIP includes food and drinks. Tickets at Burns House and all Butler & Sands stores. W: www.heinekenfullmoon.com | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 3 - 20 NAGB Summer Art Program “Discovering Great Artists” hosted by The Place for Art. The 3-week fun-filled program for children 8 and older teaches art history, art techniques and a visit to the National Art Gallery. 9 am - 12 noon daily. Adm: $350 (includes all materials). T: Mr. Smith 393-8834/557-9979. | | |||||||||||||||||
June 29 - July 1 Fishing Tournament The Harbourside Marine Bahamas Rotary Tuna Classic. Two days of fishing, 4 weigh-in stations. $1,000 entry fee per boat. Angler meeting/registration held at Green Parrot, Hurricane Hole Marina at 12 noon on June 29. Tournament approved by the Bahamas Dept. of Fisheries and is a qualifying event for the IGFA/ Rolex Offshore Championship in Mexico. Junior Angler trophies for top 3 fish Yellowfin Tuna, Wahoo, Mahi Mahi and Kingfish. Grand tournament prize (17ft Angler with 85hp Yamaha engine plus trailer) to the heaviest Tuna. Other prizes include a Boat prize, Booby prize and more. T: 393-3510. W: www.bahamasrotaryfishing.com | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 4 COB Culinary Techniques Series: Chocolate Chocolate Desserts by facilitator Chef Tracy Zimmermann of Monroe College, New Jersey. Explore the use of chocolate in desserts and focus on the proper handling of chocolate. Utensils needed: Apron, dough knife, serrated knife, measuring cups and spoons. Certificate awarded upon completion. Adm: $150; $100 COB students (includes supplies). Held in the kitchen at COB's Culinary & Hospitality Institute, Thompson Blvd. 5 pm - 9 pm. T: 323-5804/6804. | | |||||||||||||||||
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June 29 & 30 Stage Play based on Marlene Minus' debut book 'The Samaritan Collection' about the extremes of relationships for women - sleazy men, sisters, mothers, and even with themselves. Directed by Terez 'Dynamite Daisy' Davis. At the Dundas Theatre. Showtime: 7:30 pm. Adm: Fri. $25 (includes a cocktail reception & book signing); Sat. $20. Tickets: Oasis Bookstore, 100% Bible Bookstore, The Juke Box and Logos Bookstore. T: 356-0129, 322-8781 or 326-2632. E: samgrocom@yahoo.com | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 4 - 8 Youth Alive Concert Experience 4 nights of powerful dramas, live worship, acclaimed gospel artists and speakers. Speakers include Mark Lawrence, Cheryl 'Salt' James, Pastor Billy Stanfield and Pastor Johnathon Brozozog. Adm: $15. Party at the Youth Alive Concert July 7. Adm: $12. Concert After Party: $10. Cruise on the Youth Alive Boat Cruise July 8. Adm: $12. Held at The Diplomat Center, Carmichael Rd. Full Registration (including Transportation & all events) $100. Events Package: $35. Basic: $15. T: 461-6430. W: www.youthalive1.com | | |||||||||||||||||
June 30 NAGB Knitting Workshop Facilitator Winnie Jensen teaches teens and adults the art of Knitting at 10 am at NAGB. $20 for members, $25 for non-members (materials included). E-mail Ms. Louanne Morris at lmorris@nagb.org (Note: NAGB phones may not be working yet.) | | |||||||||||||||||
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June 30 Baptist 'Fair of the Year' Presented by the Bahamas National Baptist Missionary & Educational Convention. Features steak, chicken and fish dinners, jerk chicken, conch fritters, conch salad and more. Youth jamboree at 3 pm. Bouncing castle and other carnival rides. Begins 12 noon at R.M. Bailey Park. Proceeds to aid the Baptist auditorium. | | |||||||||||||||||
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 | July 5 “Save A Life” Diamonds Int'l Blood Drive Diamonds International presents 'Save a Life'. The blood drive will be held at Diamonds International Head Office, 2nd floor Beaumont House. Donate blood and be automatically entered in a raffle for 2 Breezes passes and 2 Sandals passes. Begins 10 am - 5 pm. | | ||||||||||||||||
June 30 “Battle Of The Gladiators” Boxing Match 'Battle of the Gladiators,' a tribute to Bahamian legendary sportscaster Phil Smith, Hosted by Pardon Promotions. Meacher 'Major Pain' Major is set to go up against Colombian native Moses Prodoza in the main event. Begins 7 pm at the C.I. Gibson Gym. Adm: $20; Ringside $30; VIP $50. | | |||||||||||||||||
July 1 Aksum House Art Exhibition The Place for Art celebrates the work of its students with its 4th Annual Student Art Exhibition titled “Hanging Out with Art.” The exhibit will showcase the talents of students 5 - 50 years old. Held in the north courtyard of Aksum House, east of Outback Steakhouse, East Bay St. Begins 2 pm. Free admission. T: 393-8834. E: theplaceforart@yahoo.com | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 5 - 7 Bahamas Film Festival Held in honor of Bahamian Playwright, Actor, Producer and Director Mr. James Catalyn. Special guest appearances by American Actor and Comedian Anthony Anderson. Opening night event at JFK Galleria features the Nassau premier of 'Balls Alley' starring the late Viveca Watkins, Joey Jam and by director Celi Moss. Panel discussion on Gems 105.9 on Fri. at 11 am with Michael Pintard. Hang out with Anthony Anderson at Club Envy on Friday at 8 pm. Adm: $20. The awards presentation on Sat. at 7 pm, Arawak Cay as part of the Junkanoo Summer Festival with an award for Anthony Anderson and the late Calvin Lockhart. E: thebahamasfilmfestival@yahoo.com | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 1 Christchurch Cathedral Gospel Concert Features Aaron Copland's “In The Beginning”, presented by The Men and Boys Choir of Christ Church Cathedral. Special appearance by soloist Nakita Wells. Directed by Archibald Simms. Begins 7 pm at Christ Church Cathedral, George St. | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 2 NAGB Antonius Roberts Exhibition The National Art Gallery hosts "Emerging from the Shadows... A Celebration of Hope." The exhibition will feature recent paintings by Antonius Roberts. Held at The Central Bank of The Bahamas, Market St. Begins 6 pm - 9 pm. T: 328-5800. W: www.nagb.org.bs. | | |||||||||||||||||
July 7 Sir Lynden Pindling Legacy Ball The annual ball takes place this year at the Atlantis Ballroom, Paradise Island. The ball is the main fundraiser for The College of The Bahamas' Library. Cocktails at 7:30 pm and dinner at 8 pm. T: Mrs. M. Sands, 322-4130. | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 2 Hurricane Preparedness Seminar Killarney Hurricane Preparedness Seminar. Special guest speaker Carl Smith, Director NEMA. Held at Casuarinas, West Bay Street. Begins 7 pm - 9:30 pm. | | |||||||||||||||||
July 2 - 8 21st Annual Dance Conference Held at the Nassau Palm Resort under the theme "Connecting the World through the Arts." Sessions feature instructions in Jazz, Ethnic & Liturgical dance for adults and kids." T: Mr. & Mrs. Higgins at 328-8670. E: ccdn@reborn.com W: www.cc-dn.org. | | |||||||||||||||||
July 7 - 14 Fashion Workshop & Trade Show Fifth Avenue Cosmetics holds a Cosmetics Seasonal Trend Presentation with three new looks for the season to be introduced at this year's Bahamas Fashion Week. Learn how to create the season's key looks, about new cosmeceutical and spa-inspired skin care and protocols. By Fifth Avenue's master educator and fashion guru, Kevin Strakan. Sign up at www.bahamasfashionweek.com | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 2 - 27 Sea Bees Swim Camp Hosted by the Sea Bees Swim Club. Learn basic to advanced swimming techniques. Includes stroke technical classes. Held at the COB Pool 1 pm - 4 pm. Adm: $50 per week or $15 daily. Or at the Betty K Pool 4 pm - 6:30 pm. Adm: $175 (for the month). Sign up at COB Pool any day after 4 pm. Tel:/Fax: (242)-327-2281 | Cell: 395-8215 | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 8 - 27 Teen Scene Camp Trip To Eleuthera Held in three sessions. Activities include Art & Crafts, Talent Night, Discussion Groups, Swimming, Sports & Games and Bible Lessons. Session 1: $215; July 8 - 13 for children ages 15 - 19. Session 2: $215; July 15 - 20 for ages 11 - 14. Session 3: $165; July 22 - 27, for kids 7 - 10. Held at the Teen Scene Camp, Bannerman Town Eleuthera. Prices include housing, transportation, meals, T-shirt and all other camp materials. T: Eunice Thompson 361-2072; Eva Culmer 392-2428; Joshua Sands 324-3500. | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 2 - 13 Camp COB Registration The registration camp runs from July 2 - 13, 9:30 - 2:30 pm, Mon - Fri. Open to children ages 5 - 12 years old. Enjoy sports & field trips. T: 302-4525. | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 2 - 13 John Todd Summer Basketball Camp The John Todd Summer Basketball Camp. Held daily from 9 am - 2:30 pm. Open to boys and girls from 6 - 14. Adm: $180. T: Mr. Todd at 324-1511. | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 2 Adventure Learning Ctr Summer Day Camp Adventure Learning Centre's Operation Workshop is a recreational, educational and Christian day camp for children aged 7 - 12. Features water games, bible study, outdoor adventures, sports, beach trips and worship activities. Mon - Fri 8:30 am - 3 pm. Registration: $70 per week (includes lunch, snacks and activities). T: 361-2120. | | |||||||||||||||||
July 11 Bridal Business: Makeup and Marketing Workshop Learn about building your wedding services with master educator Kevin Strakan of Fifth Avenue Cosmetics, who shares strategies and secrets. Topics include make-up techniques, color schemes; camera-ready principles: attire, setting, time of day, strategies for business; bridal packages and fee structures. At the New Providence Community Center from 11 am - 3 pm. Adm: $95. Sign up now at www.bahamasfashionweek.com | | |||||||||||||||||
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July 2 - 13 Basketball & Swimming Camp Hosted by Felix “Fly” Musgrove. Open to boys and girls 5 - 17. From 9 am - 2 pm daily at St. Andrews School, Yamacraw Rd. Adm: $160. Includes lunch and a camp T-Shirt. T: 424-0462. | | |||||||||||||||||
July 2 - 27 Blairwoood Academy Summer School Reading, writing, math, study skills and computer is taught to help kids catch up, improve skills and move forward. For children 5 - 17. Adm: $400. Held daily from 9 am - 12:30 pm at Blairwood Academy, Village Road. T: 393-1303. | | |||||||||||||||||
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