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4th of July Celebration on Lake Murray is a must do. If you have a boat this is the best way to view the dazzling fireworks display amoungst the 1000's of boats scattered all over the lake.

2009 Event Schedule:

Approximately 12:30 p.m.- the Annual Boat Parade will leave Bomb Island as it parades towards the Lake Murray Dam in Lexington SC and passes each park site for public views. Entry Judging will take place just past the Irmo Park Site at the Dam, parade judges will be on board the Southern Patriot (the lead boat). Winners will be announced via a live call-in on 98.5 FM.

To print off a registration form for the 2009 Boat Parade click here - it is FREE to participate! Come and join us!

The Parks will open at 10:00 AM and you can stay all day for the best seating and enjoy a day on the shores of Lake Murray Lexington SC. Bring the charcoal and the towels. Also enjoy some fishing!

SCE&G South Recreation Site
South end of dam
803-217-9221 or 803-748-3221
See map

Facilities: 
Picnic tables, shelters, swimming (no lifeguard), public restrooms, boat ramp.  Pets not allowed.
Hours: 
Open Apr 1 -  Sept 28, 2008
Monday - Friday: 11:00a-8:00p, 
Saturday - Sunday: 10:00a-8:00p
Parking Fees
$3.00 for cars, $45 Season Pass
Directions From Lexington: 
Take South Lake Drive (Hwy 6) north out of Lexington. The park entrance is on the left just before the dam.
Directions from Irmo: 
Take either Lake Murray Blvd or Bush River Road west from of Irmo.  The park entrance is on the right just after the dam.

8:00 p.m. - at Dreher Island State Park, a concert by the Lake Murray Symphony Orchestra at Shelter 14

The gates to Dreher Island will close at 8pm, please arrive early to ensure your entry to this event!

(Picnics are welcome, however, NO ALCOHOL is allowed!)

Approximately 9:15 p.m.- South Carolina's Largest Fireworks Show!

Launching will be from Spence and Dreher Islands on Lake Murray SC. Tune into B106.7 FM, 98.5 FM to listen to the patriotic music show that choreographed to the fireworks!

For a list of Frequently Asked Questions, CLICK HERE! 

  Lexington Lumberjacks Lexington South Carolina 9U USSSA baseball team

This is a thanks to all of our 2009 Lexington SC Lumberjack sponsors. What great support from our local business owners and friends.

BB&T 803-251-1720     Debbie Gunter                                                   

Larry's Giant Subs 803-356-1233                                                                      

Lexington Automotive Repair 803-359-9500                                 

America's Emergency Restoration  803-727-0980                        

State Farm Hal Girard 803-359-5393                                             

Birchwood Veterinary Hospital 803-359-0700                               

Palmetto State Insurance Agency 888-4-logger                                

Palmetto Pet Lodge 803- 892-pets                                                      

Lets Dish 803-788-9410                                                         

H Rubin Vision Centers 803-798-2290                                          

Dr Rooter 803-739-2188                                                                  

Carolina Leak Detector 803-951-3543                                             

Franks Discount Tire 803-356-tire                                                    

T&H Tile Works HAROLD VINSON 803-600-1459                                 

Steele's Siding Corey Steel 803-309-7738
       
Acquire Real Estate 803-400-3149

things to do around Lexington South Carolina June 26 - July 2, 2009

June 26 - July 2, 2009
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Friday, June 26-September 27. Cleve Gray: Man and Nature. A 30-year retrospective of noted American painter Cleve Gray, will be on view at the Columbia Museum of Art from June 26 through September 27, 2009. The exhibition illustrates the full progression of Gray's practice as he developed his signature gestural style between 1970 and 2004, the year he died. Man and Nature is the first comprehensive touring exhibition of Gray's work and is the only museum exhibition to date to focus on his mature abstraction. The 47 paintings in the show follow the development of the artist's color-based abstractions, forged out of introspection, his responses to his extensive travels, and his deep understanding of European and American modernism and Asian sources. Visit the Columbia Museum of Art for more information.

Through Sunday, June 28. Sleeping Beauty. Come out for an adaptation of the classic fairytale SLEEPING BEAUTY, where a snubbed malevolent fairy casts a curse on a princess that only a prince can break, with the help of three good fairies. Presented by Village Square Theatre.

Friday, June 26. Unbelievable Bats! Join us every other Friday night starting June 26 through July 24 as we dispel the myths about bats and learn the truth about these fascinating animals. Participants will also have the opportunity to observe bats in the park. Dress appropriately for outdoor weather. Bug spray is recommended. Adults must accompany children 15 and under. Pre-registration is required by 1 day prior to program. Meet at park office. Costs: $5/adult, $3/children 15 and under and seniors. Sesquicentennial State Park 9564 Two Notch Rd., Columbia. Visit Sesquicentennial State Park for more information.

Friday, June 26-Saturday, June 27. Fairfield Got Funny. Join us for an evening of comedic sketches & stand up routines. General seating tickets are $5. Pine Tree Playhouse (230 S Congress St in Winnsboro, SC). For information call 803 635-6847.

Saturday, June 27. Rhythm on the River! The CMC Steel Rhythm on the River Concert Series concludes this Saturday, June 27th with Justin Smith & The Folk Hop Band . Their performance this week is sponsored by SIGNS 2 GO. This is week #10 of the 10 week music series at the West Columbia Riverwalk Amphitheater. Concert is from 6:00-9:00pm and admission is FREE thanks to our presenting sponsors: Agape Senior, Allstate Insurance, C-Anne Able Agency, AT&T, Food Lion, Genesis Studios, Hardee's, Lexington Medical Center, & South Carolina Bank and Trust. For directions and additional information visit Rhythm on the River or their My Space page

Saturday, June 27. Bark in the Park. Lake Carolina is pleased to announce Bark in the Park, a festival for dogs, to help celebrate Lake Carolina's newest upcoming amenity, a 1 acre dog park! The celebration will be from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday, June 27. The annual event is sure to be bigger and better this year complete with splash stations, obstacle courses, Pupcasso, a doggie photo booth, dog vendors, doggie apparel and training tips and demonstrations from the Greater Columbia Obedience Club. Visit Lake Carolina for more information.

Sunday, June 28. 22nd Annual Carolina Celebration of Liberty. Join thousands as they celebrate our broad stripes and bright stars that represent the land of the free and the home of the brave with an evening of Patriotism, Inspiration and Thanks to those who have served and are serving our country. The patriotic pageant presentation will include a cast of over 400 adults, students and children from the Midlands. Soldiers from Ft. Jackson represent many states from across the USA. The presentation will include: The Fort Jackson 282nd Army Band; Color Guards from all branches of the armed services; a salute to hundreds of war veterans; indoor fireworks; thousands of flags & balloons; drama and music featuring the First Baptist Choir and Orchestra. First Baptist Church (Hampton Street). Admission is Free but individuals need a ticket to enter. Visit First Baptist Church for more information.

Monday, June 29. Liberty Corn Hole Tournament. Come out to Liberty Tap Room in the Vista at 8 pm for a fun tournament and great specials! 1/2 price chicken wings, 2 for 1 pizzas, $2 Miller Lite, Coors Lite & PBR drafts. If you've never played Corn Hole, it's is a lawn game in which players take turns pitching cornhole bags-cotton duck bags filled with feed corn-at a raised platform with a hole in the far end. Visit Liberty Tap Room for more information.

Thursday, July 2. Icey City Tour. The Icey City Tour presents: Gucci Mane, Soulja Boy Tell Em, OJ Da Juice Man, FLY, and Shawty Lo all together on one night at the Colonial Life Arena. Hosted by Myammee from Flavor of Love. 7:30 pm. Visit the Colonial Life Arena for more information.

Thursday, July 2. The HIMS Performing Live! Head out to Hudson's Smokehouse for some delicious BBQ and live music. This Thursday, The HIMS will be pumping their blue grass tunes all around. Visit Hudson's Smokehouse for more information.

Summer 2009. Date Nights! Are you going on a date and don't have the slightest clue as to what you're going to do? Check out our 5 Great Dates that we have put together for just that reason!

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things to do around Lexington South Carolina June 19 - June 25, 2009
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Friday, June 19. U Pick Blueberries. Double A Farms is opening it's crop to the public for the first time this year so it's time to break out your favorite blueberry recipe. US scientists have shown that the antioxidants contained in blueberries help to slow the ageing process and reduce the risk of cancer. Double A Farms is located at 5412 Bluff Rd. Call 803-312-1327 for more information.

Friday, June 19-Sunday, June 21. SC Irish Arts Weekend. The festival begins Friday evening with a performance of traditional Irish dance by the Rince na h'Eireann Dancers followed by a concert by the Redbird School of Irish Music instructors. Saturday and Sunday will be filled with workshops by the visiting artists, including sessions on the tin whistle and bodhran. Also on Saturday will be a series of mini concerts held throughout the day featuring hammered dulcimer, Irish harp, concertina, Irish pipes, tenor banjo and Irish flute. Sponsored in part by the Columbia Museum of Art and Bill's Music Shop & Pickin' Parlor. Visit Corner House Music for more information.

Friday, June 19-Thursday, June 25. Team UP! Sports Exhibit. How fast is your fastball? How should the face of your tennis racquet be angled to achieve the shot you want? The answers to these questions and many more are waiting for you at "Team Up! Explore Science & Sports." This exciting hands-on exhibition will give you an in-depth look at the many scientific principles of athletics. Children, families and groups alike are invited to check out the fun and fascination that is involved in becoming a winning athlete. The exhibit runs through January 3, 2010. Visit EdVenture for more information.

Saturday, June 20. Rhythm on the River! The CMC Steel Rhythm on the River Concert Series resumes this Saturday, June 20th, with the Black Bottom Biscuits. Opening the show is the Sugarloaf Mountain Boys and their performances this week are sponsored by Country Clear Water. This is week #9 of the 10 week music series at the West Columbia Riverwalk Amphitheater. Concert is from 6:00-9:00pm and admission is FREE thanks to our presenting sponsors: Agape Senior, Allstate Insurance, C-Anne Able Agency, AT&T, Food Lion, Genesis Studios, Hardee's, Lexington Medical Center, & South Carolina Bank and Trust. For directions and additional information visit Rhythm on the River or their My Space page.

Saturday, June 20-Sunday, June 21. SC Reptile & Exotic Animal Show. The South Carolina Reptile & Exotic Animal Show presented by Repticon features reptile and amphibian breeders and wholesalers, reptile pet products and supplies, educational seminars and exhibits, and fun-filled activities for the entire family! Raffles will be held every hour for multiple prizes throughout the weekend as well. There will be more than just the usual reptiles and amphibians in Columbia this time so come experience one of the hottest venomous and non-venomous shows in the Southeast! Visit the SC Reptile & Exotic Animal Show for more information.

Sunday, June 21. Father's Day. Riverbanks has teamed up with Operation Military Kids to offer free admission to children of deployed military personnel on Sunday, June 21. Kids who have military dads (and moms) deployed overseas must bring a copy of deployment orders to receive free admission. Riverbanks will also offer free admission to all fathers. | EdVenture is offering free admission to every dad with the paid admission of one child on Father's Day. | Queenstown Bistro is offering a Father's Day Buffet for $6.95 plus all entrees are 30% off all day. | Hemingway's in Irmo will feature a Bloody Mary Bar, 30 cent wings as well as $5 burgers on Sunday.

Tuesday, June 23. Celebrate Black Music Month at the RCPL. Come check out Drink Small, the South Carolina native known worldwide as "The Blues Doctor." Small plays virtuoso blues guitar, two-fisted piano and sings. He has performed at some of the nation's top music festivals as well! The recipient of the South Carolina Folk Heritage Award and a member of the South Carolina Hall of Fame, the 76-year-old's latest work is a tribute to President Barack Obama: "The United States Will Never Be the Same." This free program for adults will be held in the Bostick Auditorium of the Main Library, 1431 Assembly St. For more information call 929-3457 or visit the Richland County Public Library.

Thursday, June 25. Thursday Night Dinner Rides. Kick stands up at 6:30 and kick stands down at 7:30! Ya gotta eat so come ride and eat with us! This Thursday join us for and awesome evening ride to Liberty Tap Room in the Vista for great food & good company! Meet at the Tower (190 Pontiac Business Center Dr, Elgin). Don't miss all the fun! Visit Thunder Tower for more information.

Thursday, June 25. Vista Bike Night. Don't miss the biker event of the year...even if you don't ride! Vista Bike Night will feature live entertainment, food and beverage specials and much more! Admission is $5 (but more is welcome) per person which goes directly to the Veterans Honor Flight Charity to honor our Veterans. The event will be held at Blue Marlin restaurant in the Vista (1200 Lincoln Street). For more information call 803-351-2702 or visit Carolina Honda.

Thursday, June 25. Rock Out Hunger. Earth Fare has teamed up with Harvest Hope Food Bank to host a musical event to help raise money for their organization and to help Rock out Hunger in Columbia! On Thursday, June 25th, Earth Fare will be donating 5% of total store sales to Harvest Hope! In addition, Earth Fare will be grilling fresh, all natural burgers for just $1.00, there will be live music and fun for the kids as well! Make neat musical instruments out of recycled materials, get your face painted and take a picture with Cool Can Sam (Harvest Hope's Mascot). Be sure to purchase a reusable, one-of-a kind tote bag, decorated by kids! The Reason You're Listening will be playing so relax and enjoy a leisurely evening (5-8 pm). Visit Earth Fare for more information.

Summer 2009. Date Nights! Are you going on a date and don't have the slightest clue as to what you're going to do? Check out our 5 Great Dates that we have put together for just that reason!

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 I am on vacation from Today 6/13/09 till 6/20/09

I am so looking forward to some time with my family at the beach on wonderful Hilton Head Island.

Lap top in hand.

I will be playing and answering emails this week.

I hope to have some great shots soon!

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Lake Murray SC fishing Report June 11,2009

• Bream: Awesome. Very good.  The bluegill and shellcracker spawn is well underway.Look for fish in water as shallow as a few inches and down to about 3 feet, with most fish seeking out shallow water for the spawn. For bluegill use crickets and for shellcracker fish sections of nightcrawlers or troll slowly throwing jigs for a mixed bag.
• Striped Bass: Good. Striped bass are schooling around the dam, in the Ballentine area and around Beaver Creek. Free lines, down rods, and cut bait off points is also catching fish. Try drift fishing on the main river channels and off the main points. It is really getting good! Trolling is also offering some good catches. During the day cut bait fishing in 20 to 30 feet of water off main lake humps and points is working for numbers of fish.  Other anglers are turning to night fishing over suspended lights with live herring on down rods.
• Largemouth Bass:fair. Fish are moving into a summer pattern.  Some of the biggest fish may have returned to deeper water. Early in the morning there is good topwater action, particularly on buzzbaits. Later in the day Carolina rigs thrown up on points are a very good choice.
• Crappie: Good. Good numbers of crappie fishing over brushpiles 10-20 feet deep with jigs and minnows.  The fish are feeding best early in the morning or in the late evening.  . This has been a hard season on Crappie fisherman. Just strange is the only way to put it. You are either on them or your not with no middle ground. 
• Catfish: Excellent. The Lake Murray catfish bite is on fire and lots of 2 to 8 pound channel and blue catfish are being caught fishing with cut herring and nightcrawlers in the shallows all over the lake. 
• Saluda River Trout. Good. Catches have picked up and the stripers are now starting to get to the top of the river. Striped bass. Excellent. The big boys are up in the cooler tailrace.Use herring and drift fish. Keep in mind you cant keep any till September 30. Smallmouth Bass: Good and getting better try jigs and lures in the rocks around shoals. Water flow has been high at times so check SCEG flows before going.

Lake Murray is well above 358 and close to 359. 360 is full pool.

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