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Second Saturdays:
Held every 2nd.
Saturday of the month
April
14th - December 8th.
February
17 - Mardi Gras
& 8th. Annual Reverse Raffle
April
6 & 7 - Easter Decoy & Art
Festival & Auction ~ 150 local and national
carvers and artist exhibits. Sales, contests and
auction.
May 2nd. -
39th Annual Seafood Festival ~ Sponsored by Eastern
Shore Chamber of Commerce ~ Call 757-787-2460
for Information.
May
12 - 13th Annual International Migratory
Bird Celebration ~ Held at the Chincoteague National
Wildlife Refuge. Workshops, walks, activities,
etc. Call 757-336-6122.
May
27th - The Blessing Of The Fleet ~
Held at the Town Dock. For more info, call Captain
Mike Handforth at 757-336-6861.
June
29-30, July 4-7, 13-14, 20-21, 23-28
(No
Sundays)
82nd. Annual Volunteer Firemans Carnival ~
Rides, Food and Fun! Carnival leads up to the
world famous Pony Swim and Auction.
July
4th. - Old Fashioned Fireworks Display
~ Held at the Carnival Grounds.
July
25& 26 - 82nd. Annual Pony Swim
and Auction ~ Sponsored by the Chincoteague Volunteer
Fire Co. The Swim and Auction are always held
on the last Wednesday and Thursday of July. For
more information call 757-336-6161.
September
1& 2 - Chincoteague Decoy Carvers
Assoc. Decoy Show ~ . Local carvers display their
work. Sat. 9AM - 7 PM, Sun. 10AM - 4PM. For more
information call: Cinda Walls @ 410-546-1635
October 6 -
35th. Annual Chincoteague Oyster Festival ~ All
you can eat Oysters and more. For tickets, please
call 757-336-6161.
Visa and MasterCard accepted.
October
20 - Chili and Chowder Cookoff ~ Sponsored
by Historic Main Street Merchants Association.
November
17-25- Assateague Island Waterfowl
Week ~ Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge Open
House with a variety of special events and programs.
For more information call 757-336-6122.
November
23& 24 - 21st. Annual Deborah Waterfowl
Show/Auction ~ Carvers and artists display for
competition and sale. Contact Jean Clark at 757-336-3478.
December
1 - Chincoteague Old Fashioned Christmas
Parade ~
Floats, Marching Bands, Fire Companies from the
Eastern Shore and a special visit from Santa.
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