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CALENDAR<br />

OF EVENTS<br />

SATURDAY-MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4-6<br />

Labor Day ART Exchange<br />

Gallery by the Bay presents the first annual Labor Day ART Exchange from<br />

10 am to 5 pm. Buy, sell or trade ... Do you have artwork you want to sell<br />

or donate to make room on your walls Did you inherit artwork and want<br />

to find out the value Are you looking for artwork at bargain prices At the<br />

Labor Day ART Exchange you can sell artwork you no longer want.<br />

Free APPRAISAL Workshop: “To Appraise Or Not To Appraise;<br />

That is the Question” by Mark and Haydee Allred from Appraisalink on Sat<br />

at 2:00 pm. For more information, see www.gallerybythebay.com/laborday-art-exchange.<br />

Or call 629-4297.<br />

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5<br />

Camano Cup Regatta sailboat races<br />

Sailors with a small deaggerboard or centerboard sailboat can participate<br />

in this free race. Meet at 11:30 at Camano Island State Park. For more info,<br />

contact Lawrence Baum at camanosail@camano.net.<br />

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5<br />

Andre Feriante & Swil Kanim<br />

Flamenco & classical, guitar & violin. At the Muse in Conway. 360-445-<br />

3000. www.theconwaymuse.com<br />

LABOR DAY<br />

TRIVIA:<br />

Tuesday, September<br />

5th, 1882<br />

marked the first<br />

Labor Day celebration<br />

in New York<br />

City when 10,000<br />

workers took an<br />

unpaid holiday and<br />

marched in Union<br />

Square, marking<br />

the first Labor Day<br />

parade. <strong>The</strong>se participants<br />

vocalized<br />

grievances with<br />

employers as well<br />

as celebrated the<br />

American workers’<br />

accomplishments.<br />

<strong>The</strong> next year a<br />

similar demonstration<br />

was held on<br />

the same day.<br />

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6<br />

Labor Day fun! Community BBQ<br />

This is an old-time community barbeque of fun, good eating, live music &<br />

family entertainment. Menu includes ribs, pulled pork, corn, beans, slaw,<br />

fruit, dessert & beverages. Tickets on sale at Snow Goose Bookstore as<br />

well as Camano Island Coffee Roasters and Seagrass Gallery on Camano.<br />

Children 5 and under are free, children 6-10: $7 and adults: $13. ($15 at the<br />

park). <strong>The</strong> barbeque is at Odd Fellows Park at 96 S. Camano Ridge Road.<br />

This event is sponsored by the Camano Island Democrats but it is a community,<br />

not a political event. For more information call Betty 387-7558.<br />

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6<br />

Labor Day Concert at Chumleighland<br />

Workers of the World Unite! Everybody else just come and enjoy the<br />

music. Chumleigh’s Central Casting, home of the Free Camano Outoor<br />

Cinema proudly presents a Labor Day Concert with Songs for the People<br />

and by the People. Come bring a picnic and relive the old style concerts<br />

for workers in a woodsy outdoor setting and without the headbusting<br />

goons! Listen to nationally renowned folk artist Linda Allen and notorious<br />

Wobblie hobo songster Mark Ross. With your host, “Reverend” Chumleigh,<br />

who will emcee and share humorous stories of the Revolution that never<br />

quite panned out. Concert starts at 2 pm and gates open at 1:30. Kids are<br />

welcome. <strong>The</strong>re will be free donkey rides and Rail Pup (a human powered<br />

single seat contraption that races along a 500 foot track throught the<br />

woods). Labor Day weekend camping available! For further information<br />

and directions go to www.chumleigh.com or call 360-387-4579. Where:<br />

1624 Dallman Rd. Camano Island, WA (ten acre wooded venue, SW corner<br />

of East Camano and Dallman Rd). Admission: Pay what you can. Unemployed<br />

FREE! Suggestion Donation is $10 at the door, $5 for teens/kids.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Crab</strong> <strong>Cracker</strong><br />

“You gotta crack it open to get to the good stuff”<br />

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