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Musical on Edenton Tea Party brings 1774 women’s boycott to the stage this month (opens the original)
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A little-known act of defiance that helped set the stage for the American Revolution is coming to life in Edenton later this month through a new musical. “Spill the Tea!” spotlights a group of women who came together to boycott the British during the Edenton Tea Party. Penelope Barker organized the group in 1774, two years before the Declaration of Independence was adopted. Laurie Edwards, the musical’s writer and executive producer, said the show focuses on the women’s role in changing history.
Shuckapalooza to spotlight N.C. oysters, clams at Beaufort food and drink festival (opens the original)
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Seafood lovers will have a chance to sample North Carolina oysters, clams and other coastal cuisine when Shuckapalooza returns to Beaufort in early November. The fall food-and-drink celebration, hosted by Beaufort Wine & Food, is set for Nov. 5-7 at The Beaufort Hotel on Lennoxville Road. Organizers say the event will feature live entertainment and adult beverages, along with multiple opportunities to taste local shellfish. Brittany Pittman, executive director of Beaufort Wine & Food Shuckapaloo
NC Seafood Festival to begin Friday with DNA testing to curb imported seafood (opens the original)
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The 40th annual North Carolina Seafood Festival will bring crowds back to downtown Morehead City starting Friday, and organizers say they are cracking down on imported seafood. For the first time, officials said an outside organization will conduct DNA testing on seafood cooked and sold by festival vendors. The goal is to help ensure the seafood comes from North Carolina or other U.S. states, not from other countries. Executive Director Nick Eatmon said the testing will include visits to each ve
New sculpture honoring Black artisans to be unveiled Thursday in downtown New Bern (opens the original)
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A new sculpture in downtown New Bern is set to honor the contributions of African American artisans who helped build the city. Artist Georgie Nakima and two other artists spent months working on the project. The finished sculpture is now in Wilson Park at the corner of South Front and Craven streets. The unveiling is scheduled for this Thursday at 10 a.m. “Our futures are very much connected with our history, and it's important that we learn and have curiosity about how we came to be as a city a
New Bern Breakfast Rotary to host 15th annual BSH Oktoberfest Saturday (opens the original)
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A taste of Bavaria is coming to New Bern this weekend as the New Bern Breakfast Rotary Club hosts the 15th annual BSH Oktoberfest at the Riverfront Convention Center. The event is Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m. and includes a catered German buffet, performances by The Little German Band & Dancers, face painting, a raffle and other activities. Organizers also plan to cap off the evening with a stein-holding contest. “And then of course the stein-holding contest at the end of the evening where you get
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