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SUMMARY:June 2025 Exhibits
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LOCATION:OC Center for the Arts\, 502 94th Street \, Ocean City\, MD
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SUMMARY:Free Kids Craft
DESCRIPTION:Project: Bottle Chimes \nLooking for a fun and creative way to spend your Saturday mornings with the kids? Join us for Free Saturday Kids Crafts at the Art League of Ocean City! This drop-in activity is perfect for families looking to explore their artistic side together. \n🖍️ Every Saturday\, 11am–1pm🎨 New project every week – come back often!💧 Held outside on our patio (weather permitting) \nNo reservations needed – just stop by and get creative! These hands-on art activities are free and open to all\, but please note: \n\n\nSeating is limited to 24 kids at a time \n\n\nTable seating is reserved for participating children \n\n\nAdditional seating is available on benches in the courtyard’s grass area \n\n\nWe recommend wearing cool clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy \n\n\nBring water and stay hydrated while you create! \n\n\nIn case of inclement weather\, crafts will be moved inside. \nCome make art\, make memories\, and make a mess! \nInterested in volunteering? Click here.
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SUMMARY:Film Night
DESCRIPTION:JUNE FILM NIGHT: Ocean City History Films \nSaturday\, June 21st \nDoors 5:30PM \nSponsored by the Town of Ocean City\, this is a Season 9 showcase of short documentaries about Ocean City/Ocean City-adjacent history. Films explore an array of topics to educate\, entertain\, and inform. Total showtime is approximately 99 minutes. \n150 Years of Smiles  \nDirected by Fiona O’Brien. \nA brief history of Maryland’s coastal resort town Ocean City. An economy built by influential women in the 20th century\, 10 miles of beach\, and countless memories culminate in this short documentary.13 minutes. \nEyes of the Fort \nDirected by Megan Dodson. \nDuring World War II\, fire control towers were built along the Maryland and Delaware coast to defend against German ships attacking the United States coastline. Eyes of the Fort\, tells the story of the towers and how the Army’s Coast Artillery Corps protected the United States during some of the darkest days of World War II. 9 minutes. \nThe Conner Stories \nDirected by Don Lehman. \nThis film features brother and sister\, Bob and Barbara Conner\, who were born and raised in OceanCity. Their parents\, Robert and Shirley owed the Conner’s Inn on 10th Street. The Conner family lived in the Inn which was mostly managed by Mrs.Conner. Robert was an electrician and later\, an electrical inspector. Bob and Barbara share stories with Don and Gwendolyn Lehman about growing up in Ocean City during the 1950s\, 60s\, and 70s. 15 minutes. \nGreetings from Ocean City Maryland \nDirected by Jesse Bowes.  \nA found art film collecting 100 years of Ocean City\, MD as collected by 100 post cards. 7 minutes.  \nTales from the Dock: The Legacy of Hooper’s Crab House \nDirected by Maurice Waters. \na heartfelt exploration of tradition\, resilience\, and the powerful bonds that tie a community together. This 13-minute documentary takes viewers on an inspiring journey through the story of Hooper’s Crab House\, a cherished family-owned establishment. Through vibrant storytelling and personal reflections\, the film brings to life the rich history and cultural significance of this iconic seafood restaurant. Anchored by the passionate voice of owner Royette Shepard\, the narrative captures the challenges and triumphs that have shaped the legacy of Hooper’s Crab House. From its humble beginnings to its vital role in the local community\, “Tales from The Dock” celebrates the spirit of perseverance and the enduring value of staying true to one’s roots. With stunning visuals\, engaging interviews\, and an undeniable sense of warmth\, this documentary serves as an ode to the remarkable power of connection and tradition. 13 minutes. \nThe Henry Hotel \nDirected by Marlon Wallace. \nA historian tells a young filmmaker about Charles T. Henry\, the man behind an important piece of African American folklore in Ocean City\, Maryland. The filmmaker then imagines what Charles went through\, nearly 100 years ago\, including rules of segregation\, in order to create the now famous landmark that bears his name. 18 minutes. \nDown on the Boardwalk \nDirected by Davis Mears.  \nA brief history of the Ocean City\, MD boardwalk.  3 minutes.  \nUnparallel’d Butchery: the Assateague 20 \nDirected by B.L. Strang-Moya. \nIn January of 1650\, Colonel Henry Norwood’s party of 19 English refugees were stranded on the Delmarva coast… Only after an already harrowing months-long sail wrought with storms and starvation. As depicted in Norwood’s A Voyage to Virginia\, this film recounts his horrifying journey and unlikely survival. 14 minutes.
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LOCATION:OC Center for the Arts\, 502 94th Street \, Ocean City\, MD
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