Third Annual Workout on Waterfront
Bow WoW
1 Mile walk/run with your leashed pooch. Starts at 8AM
Coastal Heritage 5K
Race starts 9 a.m. at Lil Shark Park (192 2nd St) in Cedar Key.
Atsena Otie Kayak Challenge
For kayakers ages 18 and above. Starts at the beach in downtown Cedar Key at 10:15 a.m., runs around and through Atsena Otie Key and back to the beach.
Repurpose-It-Regatta
Invites all ages to build your own boat from recyclable materials and enter the race at G Street and 3rd Street starting at 11:15 a.m. (Boats with children require 1 adult).
Silent Auction throughout the day. Proceeds support Cedar Key School Tennis Court Renovation, Children’s Table Levy County, 2019 International Coastal Clean Up, Cedar Key Welcome Center.
Pre-register Online: Active.com
The 34th* Cedar Key Small Boat Meet is the first full weekend in May. In 2019 it’s May 3rd, 4th & 5th.
The meet is still informal. No signups. No fees. No planned events on the water. Tides & weather remain the organization. Weather is usually quite good with afternoon high tides.
All shallow craft are welcome: dories & dinghies, catboats, beach cats & trimarans, sharpies & sampans, cuddy daysailers, any or all driven by pedals, engines or motors, along with oars, paddles, & sails. Pot luck dinner Saturday night.
The Cedar Keys & the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuges are as enchanting as ever. The food chain is full in the water & ashore. Roseate Spoonbills have increased.
* Chris Harkness found dates on black & white negatives showing this is the 34th boat meet, not the 35th. Thank you, Chris, for the correction &, again, for starting the meet 34 years ago. ~Hugh Horton
For information call:
Cedar Key Chamber of Commerce
352-543-5600
Dave Lucas, 941-704-6736
skipjack@tampabay.rr.com
Hugh Horton 586-215-7060
huhorton@gmail.com
International Coastal Cleanup
(7am-noon City Marina, BRING GLOVES)
50th Annual Cedar Key Seafood Festival
For information (352) 477-1276 cedarkeylionsclub@gmail.com
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