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| Coastal Discovery Museum 7th. Annual Community
Festival Held at Honey Horn on; Friday, October 19th, 2007 from 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Saturday, October 20th, 2007 from 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. This family oriented festival will feature a haunted trail in the haunted forest presented by the Hilton Head Rotary Club and the Interact Clubs from Hilton Head High School and Hilton Head Prep. There will be inflatable rides for all ages and games, including a new soccer arena with a giant ball, an obstacle course and many more. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be cooked by the Hilton Head Fire Fighters Association; with beer, wine and soft drinks available. The Beaufort County Sheriff's Department will be on hand with the Ident-A-Kid program both evenings and on Saturday night they will have the canine unit and traffic units on hand. Also partnering with the Museum this year is the Hilton Head Island Home Builders Assoc. with their "mysterious" coffin that is always lots of fun. Members of the Lowcountry Society of Magicians will be strolling the grounds looking for kids of all ages to share their magic with. The Friends of the Hilton Head Library will tell campfire stories in a special area and Bluffton Today is having a newspaper throwing contest as you get your picture taken for their website! There will be something for every age to enjoy! This festival is an opportunity for the community to see what the Town owned 68 acres offers in becoming the cultural and environmental complex for the Coastal Discovery Museum in the future. Honey Horn is home to several historic barns and structures. The main house at Honey Horn was started in 1859 and used, as a private hunting lodge starting in 1890 and eventually became the home to the Hack family in 1950. Admission to the festival is $10.00 per vehicle and you will receive $5.00 worth of tickets for food and activities. Admission for Museum members is free, with individual tickets available for purchase of food, beverages and activities. For further information call Robin Swift at 843-689-6767 ext 224. or rswift@coastaldiscovery.org
After crossing the bridge to Hilton Head Island, travel 3 additional miles on Business 278 to Gum Tree Rd (Do not take Cross Island Expressway). This will be the third traffic signal. Turn right at Gum Tree Rd. and follow signs to Honey Horn.  . |
