Lt. Dan Weekend

Thursday: Conflict Zone photography exhibit

On Thursday, Sept. 15, the wounded veterans, their caregivers, volunteers and other members of the community were invited to a reception at the Loft in Beaufort’s City Hall to view the national photography exhibit “Conflict Zone.” The images were all taken by some of the most celebrated combat journalists of this generation, and the show was inspired by Joao Silva, the New York Times photographer who lost both legs in an Afghanistan explosion.
The event was catered by Palm Key Catering, and volunteers also brought many other delicious homemade dishes.
It was a wonderful opportunity to mingle, enjoy a good meal and see thought-provoking — sometimes even heart wrenching — images from the war zones.
The show is sponsored by The Independence Fund and will be on display through Friday, Sept. 23, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, visit www.conflictzone.org.

Friday: Lt. Dan Band concert in the park

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday: 5K run and Beaufort 300th parade

OB SOFALY Grand Marshal Gary Sinise waves to the crowd during Beaufort's Tricentennial Parade on Saturday as it makes its way along Bay Street in Beaufort.

 

BOB SOFALY Patriotic and historical floats, some pulled by pick-ups and others pulled by tractors, told a story about Beaufort's 300 years.

 

BOB SOFALY Photographer John Wollworth and son get ready to run the Beaufort Tricentennial 5K race on Saturday in Beaufort.

 

 

BOB SOFALY More than 300 runners take off to start the Beaufort Tricentennial 5K race on Saturday morning.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BOB SOFALY Beaufort Mayor Billy Keyserling, in period clothing, converses with the crowd during Beaufort's Tricentennial Parade on Saturday. Just behind Keyserling is City Councilman George O'Kelly.
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