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Saint Simons Island upcoming fun Events!

There are tons of things to do on St. Simons Island that don't have to do with the beach!  There are a few fun events going on around the island in November and I thought I might clue you in on a them.  These are events we locals know about and love but enjoy seeing new faces at too!
If you are going to be down this weekend the Brunswick Stewbilee is going on in Brunswick.  The Brunswick Rockin' Stewbilee is back for its 14th year and is better than ever! There will be music by the WharfRatz and Backbeat Boulevard, fun for all ages, and, of course, lots of the stew that made Brunswick, Georgia famous. There's a 5k run, a fun run for the kids, an antique and classic car show, a pooch parade, and the Brunswick stew cook-off. Bring the kids and let them have a blast at Junior Stewbilee Central. All proceeds go to the Boys & Girls Club of Southeast Georgia.  Tickets are $9 for adults & $4 for children under 6 and are available at the gate on the day of the event.  Check it out www.stewbilee.com

The St. Simons Island Land Trust is having their annual Oyster Roast on Nov 23.   This is more than an oyster roast as most of the areas restaurants join in and have booths with food under the lights at Gascoigne Bluff Park.  Tickets are $75 each but that includes the oysters AND all the other restaurant fare - well worth it! http://www.sslt.org/
 
The McGladrey PGA Golf Tournament starts Nov 4 and runs through the 10th.  This year's winner receives an automatic invite to The Masters so we are expecting a big time down here on the island!  This year my Dad and I are volunteers for the event so should be a lot of fun.  Even if you're not into golf, which I'm not really, it's a great time and you have a chance to walk around the Lodge area and Sea Island's Seaside golf course.  http://www.mcgladreyclassic.com/
A great way to stay up to date on what's going on around the island is to subscribe to Elegant Island Living.  It's a beautiful magazine run by my friend David.  Subscribe and you'll get all the good stuff and that means you'll want to come down and visit more often! http://www.elegantislandliving.net/

On a personal note, I have just received a specialized real estate designation RSPS which stands for Resort & Second Home Markets specialist.  This course focuses on the knowledge and skill base that real estate professionals need to specialize in buying, selling, or managing second homes in a resort, recreational, and/or vacation destination and properties for investment, development, or retirement.
 
The best way to enjoy St. Simons Island, Jekyll Island, Sea Island and all of the Golden Isles of Coastal Georgia is to live here whether part time or all the time!  Call me and I can help you with that!
Cheers!
 
 
Jeff Williams  Realtor, RSPS
Resort & Second Home Markets Specialist
Coastal Georgia Real Estate Associates
405 Magnolia Street, St. Simons Island, GA 31522
Ofc: 912-638-0006  Fax: 912-580-4130
Direct: 912-270-0032
jeffwilliams2007@gmail.com
http://kimtag.com/jeffwilliams
www.coastalgeorgiarealestateassociates.com
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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