North Carolina Azalea Festival

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Sponsors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Coin Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Welcome. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6
Officers & Committees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Patrons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Azalea Princess. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Queen’s Coronation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Street Fair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
The Miller Lite Main Stage-Off the Beaten Path Tour . . . . . . . . . 17
The Miller Lite Main Stage-Widespread Panic Concert. . . . . . . . 19
Azalea Festival Quotes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Street Fair Stage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
In Fond Memory. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Multicultural Stage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour© . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Celebrities & Special Guests. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-34
Queen’s Court & Escorts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
North Carolina Education Lottery
Queen Azalea LXVII. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Summerall Guards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Belles©. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Boxing Event, Seahawk Sweep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Festivals Past 1948-2013` . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Past Queens 1948-2013. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46-47
Past Presidents 1948-2013. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50-51
Special Thanks – Law Enforcement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54-55
2014 Children’s Art Contest Winners. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Festival Artist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Parade Line Up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
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Cole Bros. Circus of the Stars
celebrates its 128th Edition!
Where: Wilmington International Airport
When:
Thursday, April 10. . . . . . . . . . . 4:30 & 7:30 pm
Friday, April 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:30 & 7:30 pm
Saturday, April 12. . . . . . . 1:30, 4:30 & 7:30 pm
Sunday, April 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30 & 4:30 pm
Tickets: Advance tickets on sale at the
Azalea Festival Box Office
5725 Oleander Dr, # B-7
www.Tickets.com or 1-888-332-5200
Circus tickets are only sold through the Festival office through
Wed., April 9th. Starting Thurs., April 10th – all tickets MUST be
purchased at the Circus. Tickets purchased through the Festival
office must be picked up prior to showtime at the Festival office.
Adult General Admission (Sold at Circus) - $21
Child/Senior General Admission (Sold at Circus) - $16
Reserved Adult Tickets - $25
Reserved Child/Senior Tickets - $20
VIP Tickets (All Ages) - $28
Circus Information 800-796-5672
Free Kids Tickets available at Area Merchants or www.freekidstickets.com
Azalea Festival Coin Show
Lots of dealers looking to buy, sell or trade. If you have a special coin,
medal, gold, silver or paper money that you want to know more about,
or just always wondered how much that coin grandpa gave you is
worth, come out to the coin show, have some fun, and find out!
Azalea Festival Coin Show
Lots of dealers looking to buy, sell or trade. If you have a
special coin, medal, gold, silver or paper money that you
want to know more about, or just always wondered how much
that coin grandpa gave you is worth, come out to the coin
show, have some fun, and find out!
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Gold History Corporation will be at the coin show to
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Location : American Legion, 702 Pine GroveSaturday
Drive April 12th 10 AM - 5 PM
Sunday April 13th 10 AM - 3 PM
Hourly door prizes. $1 donation admission.
Sponsored by the Lower Cape Fear Coin Club
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Dear Friends,
The State of North Carolina is proud to welcome you to the beautiful City of Wilmington for the
2014 North Carolina Azalea Festival. This is such a wonderful time of year in our Port City and an ideal
opportunity for visitors to truly enjoy the southern hospitality and natural beauty that make all of North
Carolina a wonderful place to live, work and raise a family.
Azaleas are a favored plant in North Carolina, and our annual Azalea Festival and the crowning of the
Azalea Queen signify that spring is here. A stroll through any of our cities and towns will include azaleas of all
colors gracing homes and businesses throughout the season.
Ann and I are pleased to welcome you to this special community event and we hope that you enjoy the
splendor that is Spring in North Carolina.
Kindest regards,
Pat McCrory
Governor
Since 1948, North Carolina has welcomed the splendor of spring by celebrating the beauty of our great
state during the North Carolina Azalea Festival. Sixty-seven years of tradition and southern charm makes the
Azalea Festival one of the most cherished events in the South. With more than 1400 volunteers, we are truly
a community driven event. Please join me in thanking each and every one of our great volunteers for their
incredible enthusiasm and hard work. Our volunteer organization is more family than festival, and for that I
personally thank you for your continued dedication.
We further owe a great debt of gratitude to the more than 250 different sponsors that return each year to
provide financial support to our great Festival. The North Carolina Azalea Festival would not be the success
that it is today without the generous support of our Patrons, Donors, Event Sponsors, Community Partners,
Benefactors and Major Sponsors. With your support, the Azalea Festival continues to be a crowned jewel of
our community.
Dear Guest, on behalf of our Board of Directors, 66 Past Presidents, over 100 Committee Chairs, and
nearly 1400 volunteers, I welcome you to the 2014 North Carolina Azalea Festival. With so many events to
choose from, I am sure that you will find plenty to do during the Festival weekend. The “best bargains” are
our Parade, Street Fair, and our nationally recognized Boxing Competition. The “can’t miss” events include
our Airlie Luncheon, Celebrity Reception, Queen’s Coronation and our Concert Series. But, don’t forget the
Circus, Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden Tour, Historic Wilmington Foundation Home Tour, Coin Show,
and Juried Art Show.
It has truly been an honor representing this festival as a Sponsor, Volunteer, Committee Chair, Officer, and
this year as your President. To Liz, Robby, Jean, Justin, and Jon, thank you for your hard work and dedication
to the development of the future of this Festival. To Alison, Casey, Kevin, Meg and the rest of our incredible
staff, job well done. To Donna, Hank, Chuck, Erica, Charlie and the rest of our Past Presidents, thank you
for your kind words, encouragement, and advice along the way. To my wife Ashley, and daughters Drew and
Katie, thank you for your patience, support, and understanding. What fun we have had as a family and what
wonderful people we have met along the way.
Stephen E. Coble
2014 President, North Carolina Azalea Festival
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Co-Chairman
Special Operations Forces Caucus
Committee on Armed Services
Co-Chairman
Congressional Waterways Caucus
Ranking Member
Subcommittee on
Seapopwer and Projection Forces
Co-Chairman
Congressional Caucuses on
The united kingdom and scotland
Subcommittee on
Tactical Air and Land Forces
Co-Chairman
Task Force on Responsible
Fatherhood
Committee on Agriculture
Co-Chairman
Congressional Caucus on
Youth Sports
Subcommittee on Livestock
Rural Developement and Credit
Subcommittee on Conservation,
Energy and Forestry
Co-Chairman
Congressional Prayer Caucus
U.S. Helsinki Commissioner
Organization for Security and
Cooperation in Europe
Welcome to beautiful Southeastern North Carolina! The 67th North Carolina Azalea Festival
reflects the history, heritage, and hopes of the citizens and community of Wilmington and New
Hanover County, North Carolina.
It is a history that recognizes and honors the freedoms and opportunities that our great
country provides to all. It is the natural heritage of gardens, flowers, and beautiful landscape
that this Port City provides. And it is the hope that each and every person who joins in this
special weekend will celebrate the beginning of Spring in a wonderful
variety of events with friends and family.
I am especially pleased that since coming to Congress, I have officially been able to recognize
the North Carolina Azalea Festival as a great American tradition, allowing it to take its rightful
place among our nationally-recognized festivals. After all, this tradition is not only a North
Carolina treasure, but also an American one.
Special thanks to all those that have worked so hard to make this weekend
special, and I hope that you truly enjoy the celebration that the North Carolina Azalea Festival
offers. May God bless you and all who join us for this classic celebration!
Sincerely,
Mike McIntyre
Member of Congress
2428 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515-3307
(202) 225-2731
Fax: (202) 225-5773
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119 Courthouse Drive
P.O. Box 2107
Elizabethtown, NC 28337
(910) 862-1487
Fax: (910) 862-2286
497 Olde Waterforde Way
Leland, NC 28451
(910) 399-1134
Fax: (910) 399-4172
Smithfield Town Hall
350 Market Street
P.O. Box 761
Smithfield, NC 27577
Officers & Committ
Stephen E. Coble
President
Liz Carroll
President-Elect
Robby Collins
Vice President
Jean A. Lawler
Treasurer
Administration
Alison Baringer, Kate Piediscalzo,
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Kevin Shifflett, Meghan Tadlock
Advertising & Publicity
Sandy Collette, Claire Parker, .Brandy Brinson
Airlie Luncheon
Billy Ezzell, Debi Causey,
.Rick Stinson
Art Unveiling
Deb Hays, Debi Causey
Azalea 5K/10K/FunWalk
Annie Anthony
Azalea Festival Children’s Tea
Annie Anthony, Brandia Bradshaw
Azalea Pride
Ingrid Corbi, Cathey Luna
Boxing Andre Thompson,
.Kristen McKnight
Cadet Escorts
David & Mary Hazel Small
Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea
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Rebecca Philpott, Sandra Kittinger
Cape Fear Garden Club Azalea Garden
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Tour Ribbon Cutting®
Gayle Ward, Betty Norris
Cape Fear Garden Club
.Azalea Belles®
Karen Smith, Linda McCall
Celebrity Reception
Susan Crowell, Leslie Moore,
.Erin Duncan
Children’s Art Contest
Stephanie Kraybill,
.Elizabeth Singletary
Circus
Valerie & Skip Watkins
City LiaisonKim Adams
Coin ShowKaren Foster
CommunicationsJim Wrigglesworth
Concerts
Donna Robbins, Ben Seawell
Concert Entertainment Hospitality Shelby Moore, Steve Hardison, .Nikki Johnson
Concert VIP
Ted & Jane Davis, Teddy Davis Jr.
Concert Ushers
Eddie Lawler, Peggy Russell,
.Laurie Hutchins
County LiaisonWanda Copley
E.M.S.Scott Goodyear
Event Production
Willie Dalrymple, Beck Smith
Fire Safety
Sammy Flowers, Rocky Martin
Governor’s Press Conference
John Russ, Hank Estep
Historic Wilmington Azalea
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Home Tour
Laura Trivett, George Edwards
Hospital Visit
Martha Harlan, John H. Gizdic
Hospitality Suite
Meredith Ezzell, Billy Ezzell
Insurance
Katherine Taylor, Joan Kelly
InvitationsFrances Lamb
Justin Wolfe
Assistant Treasurer
Jonathan D. Hedge
Secretary
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Alison Baringer Casey Richardson
Festival Coordinator Executive Director
Juried Art Show
Liz Hosier, Janet Sessoms
Multicultural Stage
Yvonne Pagan, Jeanette Serens
Official Party Meals
Susan Crowell, Leslie Moore
Official Party Private Schedule
Erica Mearns, Deb Hays
Official Party Transportation
Erica Mearns, Deb Hays
Parade Jason Vaughn
Parade BandsBrad Kammer
Parade Bleachers
George Lancaster, Bill Miller
Parade Breakfast
Susan Crowell, Leslie Moore
Parade Concessions
Donald G. Tadlock, Jr.
Parade FloatsDawn Oxendine
Parade Kings & Queens
Ann Kirby
Parade SpecialtiesJamie Getty
Parade Reviewing Stand
Hugh McManus
Past Presidents’ Party
Dr. Stephen Meinhold, Adam Keen
Past President Relations
Lisa Ballantine, Bill Rudisill
Patrons’ Party
Laura Petty, Erin Duncan
Patrons’ Relations
Shelby Moore, Jen Wayne
Photographers John Davis, Edwina Batson
Pre-Festival Party
Sandee Spradley, Brenda Dalrymple
Queen’s Coordinator
Gloria Ezzell, Dana Reason Evans
Queen’s Coronation
Gloria Ezzell, Denise Szaloky,
.Maggie Miller
Queen’s Court
Beth & Greg Bell
SanitationDrew Nettleman
Scholarship Pageant
Kande Collins, Amy Queen
School VisitAllison Horton
Souvenir Book
Shawn Good, Meghan Tadlock
Sponsor Relations (Major Sponsor) Dr. Stephen Meinhold,
.Mark Johnson,
.Lentz Brewer
Sponsor Relations (Other)
Dee McGlone-Webb,
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Jennifer Adams, Chris Dean,
.Chris Couch
Street Fair
Debbie Bowden, Steve Henderson,
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Kim Whitfield, Greg Horne
Summerall Guards
Leslie Yarborough
Traffic
David MacAlpine, Mike Fike,
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Kevin Johnson, Mike Donelson
Visiting ShipsAustin Aley
Workers’ Party
Dana Reason Evans,
.Susan Nettleman
Youth Activities - AFYC
Sharon G. Evans
Harrelson
Center
A nonprofit center serving
Jo Ann
Carter
those in need
Philippians 3 Ministries
www.HarrelsonCenter.org | 910.343.8212
Patrons
Acupuncture Associates
Adams an Oldcastle Company/Concrete Techniques and Design
Adcar, LLC: James Carroll; Leroy Adams
Airmax Heating & Cooling
Alliance Credit Union
American Harbor Insurance Co.
Amy D. Witmer, LLC
Andrew Consulting Engineers, PC
Applied Resource Management, PC
Ashley Furniture
AssistedCare Home Health
AT & T
Atlantic Packaging
Attorney Calendar Call, Inc.
Patrick and Lisa Ballantine
Dr. Richard and Marnie Bahner
Baugh Consulting
Bayside Electric Supply Co.
Becker Morgan Group, Inc.
Black's Tire and Auto
Bob King Automall
Brian & Teresa Cox dba TA Woods Co.
Spence and Kimberly Broadhurst
Brunswick Forest
Bug N A Rug Exterminators
Donna S. Cameron
Kathleen and Richard Canizaro
Cape Fear Engineering
Carolinas Cement Company
Carolina Dermatology and Skin Cancer Surgery
Carolina Fireplace
Carolina Marine Terminal
Carolina Skin & Vein Center
Liz & Robby Carroll
Carter Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
Cataract Consultants, PA Dr. Laura L. Harris,
M.D., F.A.C.S.
Champion Valves, Inc.
City Block Apartments, LLC
Coble Law Firm, PC
Andy & Erin Collins
Sabrena & Robby Collins
Copley Investment Management
CTSA
Michael and Linda Creed
Sandy Cyphers
Davis Hartman Wrights PLLC
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas F. DeGroote
Fern Bugg & Dr. Ron Dye
Dynamic Marketing Concepts, Inc.
Eastwood Wealth Management
Mr. & Mrs. David Eckles
Dr. Lenard Edralin (Knox Pediatrics)
Jessica & Richard Edwards
Elizabeth DeBiasi Consulting LLC
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Envision Mortgage Corp.
Fred & April Eshelman
Dr. & Mrs. David A. Esposito
Scott & Sharon Evans
Mary & Andrew Everhart
Fairway Outdoor Advertising
Ferguson Enterprises
Fetzer Strategic Partners
First Bank
First Citizens Bank & Trust
First Federal
ForeverHome of Wilmington, LLC
Fourth Day Advertising
Michael Franklin
Franklin Rouse State Farm
Gierie Orthodontics
Hamlet and Associates PLLC
Hampton Inn Medical Center
Hank Estep
Jonathan D. Hedge
Hearne Properties Inc.
Tim and Amy Howard
Independence Mall
Industrial Machine & Welding, Inc.
Insurance People
International Shipping Company
JBS Consulting/Brad Sedgwick
Robert & Ann W. Jenkins
Wayne Hicks & Phyllis Jones
Dr. & Mrs. Charles Kays
Ken and Leah King
Sandra and Joseph Kittinger
Deidra and Bruce Kubeck
Dr. Michael Kuzma
John & Lisa Fisher JL Powell/Laney Realestate
Betty Lanier
Law Offices of Thomas J. Lamb, P.A.
Jean and Eddie Lawler
Longley Supply Company
Lumina Station
Luna AD
Marapese Masonry, Inc.
Marino, Ross CFP
Marshall & Winslett Dental Excellence
Mason & Rutherford
McGladrey LLP
Cyndi & Ronnie McNeil
Sandra L. Miles DDS PA
Williams Mullen
Nationwide Sheally Insurance Group
New Hanover Regional Medical Center
NewBridge Bank
David Ollis
OrthoWilmington
Paragon Building Corporation
Party Suppliers-Michael Davis, Jr. & Ashley
Teachey
Philips Chloride
Planet Logo
Platinum Home Mortgage Corp/Bryon Nazelrod
PPD
Precision Walls Inc.
Harold and Shirley Prince
Randy Aldridge Designs
Bubba & Barbara Rawl
Dr. Patrick Renton & Susan Renton
Richardson Orthodontics
Saffo Contractors, Inc.
Dana & David Silver
Smith Moore Leatherwood LLP
South Atlantic Services, Inc.
Stevens Fine Homes
Stonehenge Building Inc.
Jim & Fran Summerlin
SunTrust Bank
Mr. & Mrs. Swain
Joe & Denise Szaloky
Kelly Toms & Jeffrey Taylor
TD Bank
The Bankruptcy Center, Meredith P. Ezzell Esq.
The Boyette Law Firm
The Lanier Property Group, Inc.
The Oleander Company, Inc.
The Overholt Law Firm, PC
Thomas Construction Group
Joel Tomaselli
Triangle Grading & Paving - Coastal Division
University Advancement, UNCW
ValuePetSupplies.com
Vantage South Bank
Ward & Smith, P.A.
Well Care Home Health
Wilmington Gastroenterology
Wilmington Health Orthopaedic Surgery
Wilmington International Airport (ILM)
Wilmington Plastic Surgery
Wilson, Linda
Brenda and Richard Wingo
W.M. Jordan
Justin B. Wolfe
Woodbury & Co.
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Tori Mathew, a junior from Coastal Christian High School, was crowned
the 2014 North Carolina Azalea Festival Princess during the 66th North Carolina Azalea
Festival Scholarship Pageant on Saturday, March 8th.
The event was held at Kenan Auditorium on the campus of the University of North Carolina
at Wilmington. Tori is the daughter of Rano and Anne Mathew. She and her court were
selected from among 21 contestants representing seven area high schools.
Tori has received numerous awards and honors throughout high school. She is the recipient
of the Timothy Award for Exemplary Leadership. She also received Academic Achievement
Awards in Honors Algebra II, Honors English II, and AP Psychology. In addition, she has been
named MVP for Varsity Cross Country two years in a row. She participates in Honors Show
Choir, Fellowship of Christian Athletes and leads a 5th Grade girls’ small group. In her spare
time, she enjoys baking, reading and writing short stories and songs. After her senior year, she
would like to earn a PhD in Psychology or attend medical school to become a psychiatrist. She
wants to become fluent in Spanish.
Junior girls from area high schools compete for the title based on a private interview with
judges, evening gown competition, and on-stage presentation. BB&T and the Azalea Festival
Youth Committee (AYFC) sponsor the North Carolina Azalea Festival Princess. The Princess
is the recipient of the Beverly Anne Jurgensen Scholarship Award, named after the beloved
Past President of the North Carolina Azalea Festival. AFYC conducts fundraisers year-round to
obtain funds for the annual event and to present the pageant.
Tori Mathew
2014 Princess Court
Congratulations
Tori Mathew
2014 Azalea
Princess
Photo Courtesy of John Davis Photo
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Queen’s Coronation
Wednesday, April 9th
Wilmington Convention Center
Grand Lawn
3:00 pm
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Friday April 11
5 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Saturday April 12
10 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sunday April 13
10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Come join over 330 Artist and Food Vendors!
Childrens Meet & Greet at Bailey Park:
Saturday 3 p.m.-6 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. – Stop by our special tent and meet
your favorite characters you may have seen roaming the Street Fair or in the Parade.
Presented by:
Calum Worthy of Disney’s Austin & Ally is doing a public autograph
meet and greet presented by Kenny Barnes Studio on Saturday,
April 12th from 1 p.m.-3 p.m. at Bailey Park, 12 North Front Street.
The meet and greet is FREE–long lines are anticipated so get there
early to enjoy all the fun! You can also see Calum at the Azalea
Festival Parade Sponsored by Neuwirth Motors.
Calum Worthy
Calum Worthy is rising to the top amongst the ranks of tween
stars with his first and most notable role as the goofy video
director and Austin Moon’s best friend, “Dez” in Disney’s
Austin & Ally. He now has kids of all ages laughing at his
antics in the new The Coppertop Flop Show -- a series of
shorts that run between shows. In 2013 Calum co-hosted
“Monstober” for Disney, a month-long Halloween celebration.
Canadian born, Calum made his screen debut at the age of
nine, guest starring on Fox’s Night Visions. At ten years old
he starred in a BBC mini-series and has since completed more
than 50 different film and television projects in five countries.
He appeared in the 2011 film, The Big Year, with Steve Martin.
Calum has won two Young Artist Awards for “Leading Young
Actor.” He also won a Leo Award (Canada) for “Leading
Actor.” In his spare time, Calum enjoys sketching and being
with his friends.
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Dinner: Everyday 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday 12:00pm - 8:00pm
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2025 Eastwood Road
910-256-1887
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Dinner: Daily 5:00pm
Closed Mondays during the winter
Brunch: Sunday 9:00pm-2:00pm
Brasserie du Soleil
1908 Eastwood Road
910-256-2226
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Osteria Cicchetti
1125 Military Cutoff Road
910-256-7476
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Dinner: Everyday at 5:00pm
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Justin Moore
Thursday April 10th, 8:00pm
Location: The Miller Lite Main Stage-CFCC 411 North Front Street
Tickets: $31.50
Justin Moore’s always had a thing about doing it his way.
Call it stubborn redneck mettle, a well-developed case of “who I am” or
just the fierce commitment to blaze a trail inherent to people from his
home of Poyen, Arkansas. It doesn’t matter why, just that the blazing
sense of off the beaten path drives his album of the same name.
Again teaming with fellow writer/producer Jeremy Stover, the pair
turn up the guitars, lean into the swagger and refine the powerful good
ole boy perspective that allows for all the bravado. There’s a strong vein
of tenderness and decency holding Moore’s kind of country together.
Look no further than Rhett Atkins/Ben Hayslip/Ross Copperman-written
“Point At You,” the lead single, that acknowledges every wild hair Moore
has, but hits the bottom line of his goodness via the woman who became
his bride.
Those dualities are the truest thing about most red-blooded American
males. Get loud, get rowdy, but get home and emerge solid family
men dedicated to some basic ideals that have defined this country.
One need look no further than The Warren Brothers/Lance Miller/
Randy Houser
Randy Houser is a man refreshed.
Houser’s own past contains no
shortage of achievement, including
multiple nominations for ACM and
CMA Awards, a #2 single in the
form of “Boots On,” and songwriting
credits for major names such as
Trace Adkins, Justin Moore and
Chris Young. In 2008—mere months
after the release of his debut single,
“Anything Goes”—Houser was even
asked by David Letterman himself to appear on the Late Show. The
singer’s first full-length, Anything Goes, came out later that year,
followed in 2010 by They Call Me Cadillac.
Positive vibes ripple through “How Country Feels,” the sparkling
first single from Houser’s Stoney Creek debut, which he cut with
producer Derek George, a fellow Mississippian Houser’s been wanting
to work with for a decade. “It was the obvious choice for a leadoff,”
Houser says of “How Country Feels.” “It caught my ear the first time I
heard it—like, ‘I wanna hear that again.’”
Austin Cunningham-penned opener “Old Back In The New School” to
understand Moore is all about the things that last, the wild times and the
enduring values making for a way of life worth living.
That will be live life to its fullest, no fear, no looking back, marks
Moore’s intensity. Two strong hands, a back that can shoulder anything,
this is working man’s post-modern American – and that respect is
what binds him to his woman in “That’s How I Know You Love Me.”
Ultimately, she refuses to make him change, and takes what’s there for
what it is, loving him for all its busted glory.
To believe in values that last, to embrace what is enough and know
it’s more than plenty, that is the greatest truth for a man like Moore,
who sees no reason to leave the place he grew up. Beyond the hits, the
gold-certified albums and the momentum of a career hitting its stride,
OFF THE BEATEN PATH is a collection of classic postcards that make
up the ascending “This Kind of Town” and the driving chugger “One
Dirt Road.”
Josh Thompson
When Ronnie Van Zandt told
producer Al Kooper to “turn it
up” at the start of “Sweet Home
Alabama,” it was a moment of sheer
confidence. What Lynyrd Skynyrd
was about to lay down was burning,
powerful stuff, and Van Zandt knew
that the sound needed to be loud
and proud.
It’s that same spirit that led Josh
Thompson to title his first Show
Dog-Universal Music project Turn It Up. It’s a modern, kickin’
country party album, with plenty of swagger, plenty of energy and
plenty of blue-collar, hammer-swingin’, fist-pumpin’ attitude.
Turn It Up is bound to invigorate Thompson’s fans. It’s already got
Thompson and his road-warrior band kicking it into high gear on
the road, where they frequently sell out frenzied clubs and theaters
in their own headlining dates. Even if he finds himself opening arena
or amphitheaters for someone else, the music guarantees that his set
throws down the gauntlet.
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Friday April 11th and Saturday April 12th, 8:00pm
Location: The Miller Lite Main Stage-CFCC 411 North Front Street
Tickets: $60
Twenty-seven years ago, a singer everyone called J.B., a
bass-playing future journalism school dropout and a guitarist nicknamed
Panic for his bouts with anxiety went looking for a drummer for their
next gig.
After striking out with the usual suspects around Athens, Georgia, the
three friends made an eleventh-hour call to a high-school band mate of
the guitar player living in Atlanta, thinking he might still have his kit
handy.
A few days later, Todd Nance rolled up to the house at 320 King
Avenue shared by John Bell, Michael Houser and David Schools in an
old, beat-up white Maverick, his drums crammed into the back. After
a night of rehearsing, the new quartet hopped onstage together for the
first time the next day at the old Mad Hatter Ballroom to play a short set
that opened with the Buffalo Springfield classic “For What It’s Worth.”
Widespread Panic was born.
Within the year, Domingo “Sunny” Ortiz, a drummer new in town
from Austin, Texas, began turning up at their regular Monday night
gigs at the Uptown Lounge and never left. As weekly gigs morphed
into regional tours, the band began to forge a sound unto themselves,
a combination of Houser’s unorthodox guitar playing, Bell’s coarse
growl, Nance’s rock-steady drumming, Schools’ lead bass playing, Ortiz’s
multi-textured percussion coupled with a collective commitment to
playing original songs from the outset and a willingness to walk the
improvisational high wire night after night.
Landslide Records came calling and Space Wrangler, Widespread
Panic’s debut album, dropped in September 1988, the first copies of
which were hand-delivered to the band by Col. Bruce Hampton, an
area shaman, bandleader and early mentor. Former Dixie Dreg T Lavitz
manned the keyboards for the band’s self-titled follow-up released on
Capricorn Records in July 1991, but it really wasn’t until John “Jojo”
Hermann – a native New Yorker-turned-Mississippian equally snapped
by the likes of Professor Longhair and Terry Adams - claimed the chair
the following spring that the band felt like a true ensemble. With a new
songwriter, vocalist and worthy onstage foil in Hermann in the fold, the
band’s lineup was set.
Over the next two decades, Widespread Panic released nine more
studio albums and sold more than three million records, building a loyal
following on the road beginning in dingy dive bars across the South and
eventually headlining nearly every major U.S. music festival and selling
out some of the world’s most prestigious venues. No artist has more soldout concerts at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheater, and their headlining
appearance at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival set the singleday attendance record. The celebration for their first live album,
Light Fuse, Get Away, drew more than 100,000 fans for a free show in
downtown Athens and is still considered one of the largest CD-release
parties in music history.
By 2002, the band was one of America’s best and most sought-after
rock acts, but rock ‘n roll fairytales inevitably take a tragic turn. Michael
Houser, Panic’s founding guitarist and inscrutable core, developed
pancreatic cancer. The guitarist remained rooted at stage right until
a few weeks before his death, delivering a spine-tingling, tear-jerking
performance for the band’s headlining spot at the inaugural Bonnaroo
Arts & Music Festival. Eight weeks after leaving the road, Houser was
gone, taking with him a unique musical signature that fans affectionately
dubbed The Lingering Lead. An era was over.
At the behest of their late guitarist, the remaining band members
returned to the road, enlisting several friends to share the stage and help
heal the void left by the irreplaceable Houser. It wasn’t until the summer
of 2006 - when John Bell placed a call to an old friend to see if he might
be interested in joining the band - that the wheels were put in motion for
a new chapter in Widespread Panic’s history to begin.
Jimmy Herring was no stranger to Widespread Panic when he got
the call inviting him to join the band. A veteran of the Atlanta music
scene, Jimmy first crossed paths with the band in the late ‘80s as the lead
guitarist for Colonel Bruce Hampton and the Aquarium Rescue Unit.
From the first flurry of notes at his very first show with the band – the
opening night of a four-show run at Radio City Music Hall that kicked
off the band’s 2006 fall tour – Herring has re-energized Widespread Panic
in the best way possible: by restoring a signature guitar sound to their
music, returning a sense of balance to their ensemble and enabling the
band to continue to incite, amaze and move people closer to joy.
Nothing gold can stay, and no band understands that lesson better
than Widespread Panic, but with Herring now in his seventh year in the
fold and the band fresh off an ten-month hiatus and ready to roll, there’s
a palpable sense of renewed purpose and commitment and a rejuvenated
enthusiasm within the band.
That vibe – the feeling that anything can and may happen – is back
with Widespread Panic. And it feels good.
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“I have enjoyed just about every Azalea Festival since the first one when I caught the bus with my
best friend and went to the parade all by ourselves. I was only 8 years old. I enjoyed all the early
celebrities who were movie stars. I guess my first was Esther Williams. I have attended more and
more events as they have been added. The concerts at Trask were my favorites, especially Debby
Boone and B. J. Thomas. Meeting the Pat Boone family was the highlight of all. Now that I am on
the Parade Committee, I love arriving downtown very early Saturday to see that all celebrities and
queens get on their cars to ride in the parade. The excitement is contagious. I look forward to many
more festivals.”
-Ann Kirby, 2014 Parade Kings & Queens Chair
“Romance blossoms during the North Carolina Festival! Throughout the years, there have
been at least seven marriages between members of the Azalea Festival Queen’s Court and
their cadet escorts.”
-Beth and Greg Bell, 2014 Queen’s Court Chair and Co-Chair
“One of my favorite memories was in 1982 when the musician, Paul Anka came and
performed. We had the Worker's Party after the Concert for all of the festival’s volunteers and
he came & danced with everyone. He kept saying how he enjoyed the Azalea Festival and it
made everyone feel great.”
-Jean Lawler, 2014 North Carolina Azalea Festival Treasurer
“1997 Festival I will never forget. Started raining on Friday night and continued to rain all
day Saturday. Parade did not stop and neither did the street fair. We had to move vendors out of
standing water. We never put a vendor at the foot of Princes Street and Water Street, that year
we did. When high tide came water flooded from the drainage pipes into the food vendor's area.
Health department shut the vendor down. I had to change my clothes 3 times, had 2 pair of tennis
shoes with me. Had to call my daughter to bring me a dry pair. Weather cleared was a beautiful
night for the bands to play for what we used to call the street dance.”
-Hugh McManus, 2014 Parade Reviewing Stand Chair
“It is amazing to see how the Parade has grown over the years. I remember a time when we could
not even fill the parade reviewing stands, you could not give the tickets away. It is so nice that it
has reached a point where not only the Wilmington business and residential community want to
be a part of it but all the branches of the city want to as well.”
-Donna Robbins, 2014 Concerts & Main Stage Chair
“This is my 38 year as a volunteer for the North Carolina Azalea Festival. I have served on the
same committee, the concert committee back stage. What wonderful memories I have from all the
entertainers all these years. I think the one that sticks in my mind the most was Frank Sinatra
the year 1994 when Hank Miller was our president. Frank gave me two dozen long stemmed Red
Roses that I cherish to this day. I also have an autographed picture that Frank did for me in my
presence, a kiss on the hand and let him into his dressing room. Oh such memories. I also have
a copy of all of the Azalea Festival Prints for every year we have had them. The ones that were
done by an artist are singed and numbered. I cherish these also. I look forward to this year and
many years to come. Come volunteer with us. You will be hooked.”
-Shelby Moore, 2014 Entertainment/Hospitality Chair
”
Looking Back
1955 Queen’s Court Parade Float
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Stage Schedule
Children’s Stage
At Cotton Exchange
Daily in street in front of Riverfront Park
Variety Street Performers
Friday, April 11th
Saturday, April 12th
5 p.m.
Performances run from noon to 6 p.m.
Paul Scott Project
6:30 p.m. Unspoken
8:30 p.m. Rhett Walker Band
Saturday, April 12th
11:30 a.m.MG Band
NoonElectionsure
1 p.m. After Death
2 p.m.
Nathan Story
3 p.m.
Unashamed
4 p.m.
Stone Street Band
5 p.m.
Brent Stimmel Band
6 p.m.
Sky Riders Acrobatic Troupe
8 p.m.
Coco Loco Party Band featuring
The Original Carolina Girl
Sunday, April 12th
Noon
Collegiate A Cappella Competition
3:30 p.m. Acoustikats from NBCs “The Sing Off”
Noon
Science Fair
1 p.m. Carolina Gymnastics
1:30 p.m. Techniques in Motion
2 p.m.
Dance Arts Conservatory
2:30 p.m. Inspirations Dance
3 p.m. South East Dance Academy
3:30 p.m. Port City Gymnastics
4 p.m. Tip Tap Toe
4:30 p.m. Dance Quest
5 p.m.
Cripple Creek Cloggers
Sunday, April 13th
Performances run from noon to 6 p.m.
Noon
Science Fair
2 p.m. Encore Dance
2:30 p.m. Gafa Dance
3 p.m.
Dynamic Footworks
4:30 p.m. Dance Express
Home
Tour
azalea festival
Nine historic homes and one historic church will
open their doors to the public
april
Saturday 12th 1-6pm
Sunday 13th 1-5pm
ribbon cutting
Neil M. McEachern House
214 N. 6th Street
Saturday, April 12th, 12:30pm
Enjoy free ice cream
provided by Dairy Queen
Neil M. McEachern House
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$25 per person • $30 day of event
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Azalea Festival Ticket Office at 5725 Oleander Drive
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