Up & Coming Weekly

Yolanda Ellerbe ormerly of Mary’s Sculpturee Nails and Westood Nails is now accepting clients! Bring in this ad for 10% OFF on Tuesday Expires 5/4/10. Specializing in: • Manicures & Pedicures • Pink & White Sculptured Nails • Tammy Taylor Acrylics • Young Nails Products • Light Concept Gels • Opi Spa Pedicures Hair Villa Salon • 977-3249 0R 822-1831 X 38 CONCERT SERIES TWO GREAT CONCERTS SNYDER PRESENTS Atcheson, Pianist Sunday, April 25, 2010 6:30 p.m. Randall year. Partnership’s KidStuff will once again be fi lled with free child- friendly games and activities that educate and entertain. The area’s feature attraction is the Pirates of the Sky, a one-of-a-kind family thrill show. The Pirates in the Sky show is “Elijah” Sunday, May 2, 2010 • 6:30 p.m. SNYDER MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH 701 Westmont Dr. • 910.484.3191 www.snydermbc.com All Concerts are Free of Admission and Open to the Public 8 DOGWOOD FESTIVAL APRIL 23-25, 2010 a musical lore of pirate courage. The pirates spin their tale while revolving 50 feet overhead on a giant aerial anchor. At the last minute the high wire breaks, throwing the stunt pirates in different directions in mid air. The show has been featured around the world, including Disneyland, Disneyworld and at the 2004 Super Bowl. The shows are offered free of charge and will be at 1, 3, 5 and 7 p.m. on Saturday and 1, 3 and 5 p.m. on Sunday. “We host Partnership’s KidStuff every year because we believe children learn best through play, especially when they are doing it with the signifi cant adults in their lives. During this time of war and economic hardship we wanted to offer families hope and inspiration with a breathtaking, one- f landa Ellerbe Specializing in: • Manicures & Pedicures • Pink & White Sculptured Nails • Tammy Taylor Acrylics • Young Nails Products • Light Concept Gels • Opi Spa Pedicures KidStuff Returns to Entertain Families The Partnership for Children of Cumberland County, Inc. (PFC) is hosting Partnership’s KidStuff, the children’s area at the Fayetteville Dogwood Festival, for its seventh of–a-kind attraction,” said Donna Mansfi eld, PFC board chair. “We are able to bring this unique show to the Fayetteville region because of the generosity of our sponsors. They truly embrace the Smart Start principle that it takes the entire community to ensure all children are prepared to succeed.” The Toddler Zone, a big hit with the festival’s youngest visitors the past two years, will be returning with even more activities for children birth to fi ve years old. The highlight of the area, the Buccaneer — an infl atable shaped like a pirate ship, offers children and parents a chance to let their inner pirate out as they maneuver the obstacle course to get to the 10- foot slide. The soft play area fi lled with mats, mini slides and blocks offers infants and toddlers a safe place to crawl and play. The water and sand tables, and games sized just for children under 5-years- old are also returning. The Buccaneer is sponsored by Michael’s Amusements, a Fayetteville-based amusement company. Adjacent to the Toddler Zone, Partnership’s KidStuff is bringing back the Rock-A-Bye Baby tent. Nursing mothers can seek shade, comfort and privacy at the tent which offers a quiet, enclosed area with rocking chairs. Diaper changing tables, complete with wipes and hand sanitizer, will be provided in another area of the tent. WWW.UPANDCOMINGWEEKLY.COM

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