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ST. SIMONS ISLAND Tree Spirits of St. Simons 72 Know Your History 10 St. Simons Rocks! 73 Dine with the Locals 13 THE GOLDEN ISLES Quick Dining Guide 26 Shop with the Locals 27 Historic Downtown Brunswick 74 Play with the Locals 50 Jekyll Island 76 Golden Isles Golf Courses 52 Little St Simons Island 78 Take to the Water 54 Sea Island 79 Explore by Bike & Golf Cart 56 Neptune Fun Zone 59 DAY TRIPPING Tennis & Pickleball 60 CUMBERLAND ISLAND, SAPELO ISLAND, Puppy Beach Rules 61 Pet Friendly Fun 62 DARIEN, & THE OKEFENOKEE 80 Where to Stay 66 Become a Local 68 DEPARTMENTS INDEX OF ADVERTISERS 8 LOCAL LORE PUBLISHER'S INFORMATION 12 Coastal Symphony of Georgia 36 WEATHER 68 Cover Artist, Dina Deasonv 38 CALENDAR 82 Island Players 46 TIDE TABLES 92 Welcome Home Newcomers 47 ST SIMONS MAP INDEX 94 Biking Safety Tips 58 ST. SIMONS ISLAND MAP 95 Turtle Nesting Season 64 6 I HighTideStSimons.com ~

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Quality Health Care on St. Simons Island The Southeast Georgia I lealth System \Vcllness \Vay Medical Office Complex offers a host of outpatient services in one convenient location. Outpatient Rehabilitation Care Center 912-466-5330 Immediate Care Center" 912-466-5900 Summit Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Surgery· 912-466-5570 Southeast Georgia Physician Associates-Primary Care· Margaret Carter, M.D. Hollie Temples Newbern, FNP•C 912-466-5985 John Limburg, M.D. Trent Schueneman, M.D. Lisia Sullins, FNP-C 912-466-4430 Wellness Way Medical Office Complex 5000-7000 Wellness Way (Adjacent to Gascoigne Bluff) St. Simons Island For more information about Southeast Georgia l lealth System services, or to find a provider that fits your health care needs, please call 855-ASK-SGHS (855-275-7447) . 'Strategic affiliates of Southeast Georgia Health System • SouTHEAST GEORGIA HEALTH SvsTEM ,g/w,'1/

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ad pages listed first Anderson Fine Art Gallery, 3, 4, 30 ArtTrends Gallery, 31, 30 Belinda Thomas Realty, 69, 68 Belinda Thomas Vacation Rentals, 66 Catch 228, 16 4,31 Coast to Coast Beach Rentals, 57, 56 Coastal Symphony of Georgia, 36 Condo Hut, 12 Cover Artist, Dina Deason, 1, 38 Crab Trap, 20, 16 Crabdaddy's, 16 Cutia Patooties, 45, 77, 30 Emmons Realty, 5, 48, 66, 68 Fancy Q, 20, 16 Fox's Pizza Den, 76, 77 Frederica Station, 42, 32 G. J. Ford Bookshop, 32, 30 Gentlemen & Ladies Outfitters, 29, 28 Georgia Sea Grill, 14, 18 Golden Isles Bracelet Co., 40, 32 Golden Isles Olive Oil and Wine Bar, 17, 18,33 indigo shanty, 75 Island Dog, 41, 63, 31 Island Pearl, 27, 28 Island Newcomers Club, 47 Joseph Jewelers, 2, 35, 37, 39, 32 King City Kitchen, 21,18 Lillie B. Tween, 45, 30 Low Country Walk, 28 8 I HighTideStSimons.com Maggie's, 33, 30 Mallery Street Cafe and The Bar at Mallery, 22, 20 monkeywrench bicycles, 40, 56 Mullet Bay, 13 Ocean Lodge Residence Club, 67, 70 Porch + Patio, 43, 32 Real Escapes Properties, 96, 66 Rooftop at Ocean Lodge, 23, 26 Sago at Sea Palms, 19, 20 Sal's Neighborhood Pizzeria, 18, 21 Sea Palms, 55 Simons Fine Gifts, 41, 33 SoGlo Gallery & Theatre, 75 SouthEast Adventure Outfitters, 54,92,30,32 Southeast Georgia Health System, 7,9 Southern Tide, 29 St. Simons Drug Company, 34, 31 St. Simons Seafood, 24 SugarShack,55,21 TAO SSI, 44,34 The Island Players, 46 The Nest SSI, 14, 21 Three Little Birds, 14, 21 Tully Moye, Real Esapes Properties, 71,68 Waterfront Gifts, 42, 34 Wine, Body and Soul, 45, 68, 22, 34 Wolf Island Oyster Co, 25, 22 ~

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The Doctor Is In, Even When You're Out of Town. While you're in the Golden Isles, rest assured knowing that if any accident or illness occurs, the leading health system In Southeast Georgia Is here. Our fast. convenient Immediate Care Centers will help get you back to good health - so you can get back to your vacation. When there Is urgency, but no emergency, visit an Immediate Care Center for: + Earaches + Sprains and strains + Cold and flu symptoms + Bumps, bruises + Sinus infections + Stomach pain + Nausea and vomiting + Fevers and minor cuts .Iii Immediate Care Centers: 15 Gable Court, Brunswick 912-466-5400 3400 Parkwood Drive, Brunswick 912-466-5800 5000 Wellness Way, St. Simons Island 912-466-5900 IMMEDIATE CARE CENTERS Most forms of Insurance accepted. 02020 SGHS 0 Hours of operation: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Saturday-Sunday 12-5:30 p.m.

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/(now our ftl1tor /11<.e tt local A. W. Jones Heritage Center Located beside lhe St. Simons Island Light-house, this multi-function center houses the museum gift shop and historical research library. It is also one of the Island's most popular venues for weddings, special events and group meetings. 9 I 2•638•46oo • 610 &adwi,w Drive 0p,n Mon-Sal 10•5, Sun l:3Q.5. www.saintsimonslighthouse.org Fort Frederica General James Oglethorpe established a town here in 1736 to help protect the new colony of Georgia from the Spanish in Flori-da. Today the monument is an archaeologi-cal site maintained by the National ParkSer-vice. T Oll' the ruins, see exhibits and view a short film in visitor center. Open daily 9-5. Call for extended summer hours. /j.'j/5 Fr«kri<a &ad. 912•638-3639 nps.gov/fofr/index.J..tm 10 I HighTideStSimons.com The St. Simons Island Lighthouse One of only five surviving light towers in Georgia, it remains a navigational aid for traffic entering St. Simons Sound. Visitors are welcome to climb the 129 steps leading to the top of the tower. The lighthouse you see today was constructed in 1872. This historic site consists of four structures: the lighthouse itself, the keeper's dwelling, an 1890 oil house and a Victorian gazebo. 610 &a,/wuw Dri,,,, ""Ill, At/anti< n,ar Ill, Pi,, Mus,,um opo, Mon•Sat /()..5, Sun 1:30·5. 9/2·638•46oo www.saintsimonsligh.thouse.org Christ Church, Frederica Originally built in 1820 and destroyed in the Civi War, the church was rebuilt in 1886 by Anson Phelps Dodge. It is the second oldest Episcopal Church in Georgia and the third oldest in lhe country. The cemetery is a resting place for many earliest and most notable residents. 6329 Fr,d,ri,a 1/J/ad • 912•63/J-8683 Op,n to the public, ex,,pl T ""'"!J'S www.ch·ristchi,rchfrederica.org

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World War II Home Front Museum Located in the historic Coast Guard Station ove~ooking East Beach, this kid-friendly interactive museum tells a compelling story of the impact WWII had on our community. can ahead to leam when stolytellers will be sharing persooal memories. 4201 1 s1 Sir«~ md 'If &st &ad,~-- Mon•Sal 10-5, Sun 1:30•5. 912•6!J4•7098 www.coastalgeorgiahistory.org Historic Slave Cabins at Gascoigne Bluff Two tabby slave cabins built on Hamilton Plantation have been carefully restored and placed on the Register of Historic Places in 1988. Gascoigne Bluff has been the location of a Sea Island cotton plantation, the site of a lumber mill and a shipping point for timber. Artluu J. Moore Dr, ./{,ar Epworlh by ti,, Sea www.cassinaga.rdenclub.org 15The Avenue of Oaks These magnificent trees were planted in 1826 to provide an entrance to what was then Retreat Plantation, a prosperous cotton plantation. It is a magical drive around the double row of stately live oaks. Entran,, /Q 17,e /.Qdg, al &a Island A u,,s blf!"lld the gate for gu<sl$ an/)•. Bloody Marsh Battle Site At Bloody Marsh on July 7th, 17 42, outnumbered forces of British troops ambushed and defeated Spanish soldiers. This halted a planned attack on Fort Frederica and ended Spain's claims to the Georgia territory. 0./fO/d Dtmere &ad· at HislDri< Marir,r Arthur J. Moore Methodist Museum On the grounds of Epworth By The Sea, the museum showcases island history, Christian artifacts and the story of Methodism and its founder, John Wesley. A 9-ft gold statue replica of Wesley greets visitors. The Madame Tussaud wax figure of Bishop Moore and an extensive international nativities collection are highlights. 100 Arthur J. Moore Dru,,• 912·6!JIJ-4050 www.mooremeth.odistrn-useum.com #hightideguide I 11

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Tracy Nelson Condominium Sales Specialist Owner/Realtor@ lttt (ONPO St. Simons Island Jekyll Island 404.664.3662 912.634.2118 • Welcome to St. Simons Island and The Condo Hut! Having grown up on the beaches of South Garolina, I never dreamed I would ctieat on my beloved home state until a friend from Allanta invited me for a week-end ... I was immediately smitten. I fel in love with the vibe of an okl, laid-back ooean-front village town, now known as "Pier Vil-lage• on Mallery Street - and NO high rises on this beach! I could truly sense the hislOly here, partio.AMy on the n011h end of the Island at night Our strong SL Simons Land Trust has given it their au to keei, us from becOming over developed. Having specialized in condo sales in Allanta 12 I HighTideStSimons.com HIGH TIDE ADVENTURES P. 0. Box 20265 St. Simons Island, GA 31522 912-399-1700 www.HighTideStSimons.com Facebook.com/hightidestsimons Lynn Phipps Editor • Publlsher Lynn@HighTideStSimons.com 912-399-1700 Evelyn Smith Socia/ Media Manager Stevelynmarketing@gmail.com OCopyright 2025. High Tide St. Simons is published quanedy and distributed 6- of charge in over 1;0 hotels, resom, visitor centers, restaurants, shops, realtors and attrac-tions. (ITP) for 5 years, I was ready to make my escape and BREATHE IN SEA AIR vs. EXHAUST FUMES! Also our lovely residents go out of their way to let you in in traffic vs. cutting you off (and no horn blowing) ... SO I bou(11t a British racing green convertible, left skid marl<s in my old Allanta aiveway and opened The Condo Hut on Mallery Street 20 years ago. Please can, email, o, text me your search parameters for a condo or single fami. ly home on St. Simons Island, Jekyll Island or Brunswick (the mainland). I would love to help you find the perfect coastal ho,ne o, occasional hideout! 404-664-;66,. • Ju-634· :m8 • Tr"")'@I1,tCondoHut.om.

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Vi11e w,lft Ute /omit There's an exciting transition going on at Mullet Bay! You might have noticed lhe flurry of activity surrounding one of lhe Pier Vilage's most loved reastaurants • Munet Bay is receiving a major renovation! Owner, Chef .A.odah Lynch is putting his own special toucties on evetything from lhe decor to the menu items. Judah man-aged Mullet Bay tor several years before buying indigo shanty • a downtown Brunswick mak1· Slay with a Ceribbean vile and flavors. In 2023, when Sl Simons Restauranteur Steve Jack· son (Emmeline & Hessie among others) decided to retire, he called Judah, and Judah was ready to take the helm of Munet Bay once again . .A.odah is incorporating lhe wann, welooming atrrosphere of indigo, and some of their pop-ular menu Items, into 1he weR known and much apprecialed Mullet Bay. The open, easy spaces inside, on the porch or on lhe deck win remain, and Mack Holland is Wlllking his design magic to create a feeling of being in your "island home" 1hrough0ut. The process will be O"ilO'ng unti eal1y spring. You will want to stop by often to watch 1he magic unfold! In lhe meantime, the menu wiR also be adding new Items, re-vamping some of )'OIX favorite dishes and just generally ramping up the excitement. And, hey, have you tried indigo shanty in downtown Brunswick? There is nolhing to oom-pare in the Golden Isles. The welcoming aroma will capture your heart, and taste buds, when you walk in the doo~ It is more than worth the adventure across the bridge. Drop by Mullet Bay today, and often: 512 Ocean Blvd in the heart of the Pier Village., 912-634· 9977 MuffetBayRestaurant.com #hightideguide I 13

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Viue w,lft tfte locaft '1-J CL/ FOOD GRILL ~T.SL\tO:s:5 ~u\ND.GA. Est. 1988 TASTE TRUE LOCAL FLAVO~ LOCAL FRESH CRILLEO, BLACKEN~, STEAMED & FRIED SEAFOOD, HAND SELEC'J't'.D STEAKS AND Rt:QUESTED FAMII.YRt:CIPES. ST. SIMONS ISLAND • 912.634.1120 Catch 228 Oyster Bar and Grill Oceanfront in Redfern Village! We might not be located right on the water. but our seafood just left the water, so we bring the ocean to you! Local fish, wild Georgia shrimp, Apalachicola oysters, crab ... all brought in daily. Happy Hour, daily specials, specially drinks, draft beer, great wines and live music ... escape at Catch 228! Open Mon-Thurs4-10, Fri-Sun 11-16 I HighTideStSimons.com 1 0. Like us on Facebook! 228 Redfern Village, 912.634.6228. The Crab Trap Wide variety and generous portions of bsb seafood. Battered fries, hush puppies and cole slaw served with shri~. scallopS, oysters or fish. Also, terlder steaks, casseroles, creoles & chicken fingers. Served in a casual, rustic atmosphere wi1h your favorite cocktail. Child's menu. Sun-Thurs 5-10, Fri and Sat 5-10:30. 1209 Ocean Blvd., 912-638-3552. crabtrapssi.com Crabdaddy's Restaurant Grilled, blackened, fried, steamed or sauteed seafood. Fresh catches indude mahi mahi, grouper, snapper, tuna & satmoo. Also filet mignoo, boneless chicken breast, great pasta dishes and wine list. Children's menu. Open Sun-Thurs 5-10, Fri-sat 5-10:30. Catering avaiable. 1217 Ocean Blvd., 912-634-1120. crsbdaddysseafoodgri/1.com. Fancy Q Sushi Bar & Grill Raw and cooked sushi from the highest quality tuna, salmon, and yeUowtail prepared fresh daily! Grilled steak, seafood, tempura and veggie fried rice - tantalizing sauces. Children's menu. Fine wine, sake and imported beers. Dine inside or on our shaded deck with waterfall! Open Mon-Thurs 11:30-10:00, Fri & Sat 11:30-11:00, dosed Sunday. 211 Redfern Village 912-634-9570. fancyqsushibarandgri/1.com

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Vilte witft tfte /omit Georgia Sea Grill Locally owned and serving sensational, inspired cuisine, Georgia Sea Grill is committed to using locally sourced ingredients - including from its own Pottikker Farm and organically fed catfish farm, Satilla Ponds - to craft palate-pleasing dishes that push Southern fare in exciting new directions. Enjoy seared scallops, braised short ribs and a variety of fresh catch selections. The wine bar boasts a vast collection of varietals from around the wortd. Arrive at five for drinks and appetizers from the $5 First Call menu. Top it au off with a delicious house-made dessert. Visit our website or call for reservations. 912-638-1197. 4-07 Mallery Street GeorgiaSeaGrill.com 18 I HighTideStSimons.com Golden Isles Olive Oil at the Markel Place If you are looking for a place to enjoy fresh, inspired, healthy food, this restaurant and full bar with indoor and patio dining is THE place for you! The bar features craft cocktais and your everyday favorites along with the largest selection of wines by the glass anywhere in the Golden Isles. Their chefs have caused a foodie sensation by creating fresh gounnet treats and meals focusing on healthy eating. Stop in for lunch, an afternoon break, dinner, or dessert No wonder it is a hotspot for locals - and your puppy friend is welcome on the patio. Open Tues-Sat 11am-9pm and Sun & Mon 11am-5pm. Plan for the popular Sunday Brunch!. There is a special Happy Hour menu Tues-Fri 4-6pm, Live Music on Weekends and Music Bingo on Wednesday. Be sure to check the calendar on page 86 more special events. 1609 Frederica Road, 912.602.9736 GoldenlslesO/iveOil.com King City Kitchen A step into King City Kitchen is a step back in time. Catherine Wellford McDougald and her husband Chris have completely reimagined the space previously operated by Catherine's parents as Sandcastle Cafe & Grill and infused it with new spins on classic seafood and southern fare. Chris and Gatherine are proud to show respect for old Sl Simons while creating new legendary favorites of their own. Open Mon & Wed 7:30am-2pm, (Closed Tuesday) Thurs-Sat 7:30am-2pm & 5pm-9pm and Sunday Brunch 9am-2pm. Come by Thurs-Sat for the special cocktail hours of 2:30-5:30. 117 Mallery Street in the Pier Village of St. Simons Island www.KingCityKitchen.com

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Vi11e w,rft tfte /omit tm •Delicious F,~sh Seafood• Fried. Broiled Blacke11ed a11d Grilled •Crab Soup• l]'RAP •Oysters on the Half-Shell• •Steaks and Spirits• 1209 Ocean Blvd. SUN - THURS, 5 -10 PM 912-638-3552 FRI AND SAT 5 -10:30 PM Mallery Street Cafe and The Bar@ Mallery This cafe' is a true island treasure! Those of you who remember Chelsea's wHI appreciate the culinary talents of chef and owner Lance Williams. Many of Chelsea's most popular dishes are on the menu here, induding Romano Crusted Chicken and Seafood Crepes. Their salads and sandwiches are equally creative and breakfast is always just as you like il They recently opened The Bar @ Mallery which instantly became a favorite spot for Islanders as well as visitors. Looking for something special? Their Espresso Martinis are made with Wake Up Coffee coffee - and they are flawtess!Openforbreakfastandlunch Mon-Fri 7am-2pm and Sat.Sun Bam-2pm. The Bar opens daily at 4pm. 408 Mallery Street. St. Simons Island 912-634-7772. MalleryStreetCafe.com 20 I HighTideStSimons.com Sago at Sea Palms Our lunch and dinner menus showcase a flavorful profile of southern-style dishes, house-smoked platters, dassic fare, and fresh coastal seafood. Our popular Sunday Brunch Buffet continues to provide a unique selection of breakfast and lundh favorites each week, with decadent desserts, too. Dine poolSide on our extended outdoor patio or inside our dining room for lunch, dinner, and cocktails. Locals, guests, and members are all welcome to dine at Sago. View our new menus, make reservations, and learn more about Sago online at www.dineatsago.com. 515 North Windward Drive, St. Simons Island, GA • 912-434-5340 www.seapalms.com

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ct Classic Seafood & Southern Fare k!NG CITY k!TC{i~N Open Mon & Wed 7:30am-2pm, (Closed Tuesday) Thurs-Sat 7:30am-2pm & 5.gpm ST. SIMONS ISLAND 117 Mallery St in the Pier Village formerly Sandcastle Cafe & Grill All you can eat family-style brunch Sunday 9am-3pm www.KlngCltyKltchen.com Owned & operated by the Sandcastle family, proudly serving St Simons for 35 years• Sal's Neighborhood Pizzeria Enjoy the crisp fall temps under the red and white striped awning, or dine inside with the warmth of the big brick oven and friendly faces. Sal's has long been known and loved as the island's neighborhood true Italian restaurant. Every dish is made fresh from traditional family recipes, and everything is delicious! From real brick oven fired NY style pizza, to Italian specialties like Chicken Marsala and Eggplant Parmesian, you will be delighted at the good food and great times at Sal's. Open Tues-Thurs 4:30-9pm, Fri & Sat 11am-2pm & 4:30-9:30pm, Sun 4:30-9pm. 3415 Frederia Road, St. Simons Island. 912-268-2328 www.sa/sneighborhoodpizzeria~com Sugar Shack Where new and old collide! Come enjoy the dassic flavor you adore and discover new exciting ones. This colorful candy and ice cream shop offers candy by weight, ofde-tyme candy, 24 ice cream flavors, new inventive options and hand-dipped ice cream in all your favorite flavors. We also serve delicious coffee, muffins, bagels, smoothies, milkshakes, waffles ... and we have arcade games! Sugar Shack is your One Stop Happiness Shop! 912-268-4508. 221 Mallery St., In the Pier Village. The Nest Well known and much appreciated Island restauranteur, Zack Gowen, has created yet another soon-lo-be Island tradition. The Nest is the perfect complement to his other Pier Village restaurants - Georgia Sea Grill and Three Little Birds. The Nest is designed to make you feel relaxed, cozy, right at home. Small plates, appetizers and a few carefully curated entrees each pair perfectly with the impressive wine and bar selections. Drop by, hang with the locals, kick back and enjoy. Reservations accepted but not required, this is all about enjoying island time! 511 Ocean Blvd., St. Simons Island, GA 912-771-8787 TheNestSSl.com Three Little Birds A new concept for exciting coastal flavors and fresh local produce has landed in the St. Simons Island Pier Village area at Three little Birds, Fly In, Fly Out. Grab-and-go breakfast and lunch, premade meal selections, and the bounty of local farms make grabbing all of your favorites a cinch while you·re on the fly. The location a half-block from the Village also serves as the new kitchen for Three Little Birds catering. 509 Ocean Blvd., St. Simons Island, GA • 912-771-8787 www.ThreeLittleBirdsSSl.com www.HighTideStSimons.com #highlidestsimons I 21

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Vi,,,ce w,lft tfte foca{j _Mallery Lo .. ,.,, in,,.. St t V-,1/,g, b.,....n re e Porker's+ 1M v,o,9;~; Cafe --~-,~-chef driven local 408 MALLERY STREET I ST SIMONS ISLAND I 912-634-7772 MONDAY-FRIDAY 7AM-2PM I SATURDAY & SUNDAY 8AM-2PM . . cmsme Wine Alley at Wine Body & Soul This is the fun extension to Wine Body & Soul in Redfem VHlage! Come into our quaint little bar addition and sit and sip on your favorite wine, unique wine cocktail, frozen drink, coffee or hot cocoa - with or without spirits! Join us outside under the sails for the unique ambiance of lighting and occasional evenings of live music and dancing. Bring dinner from any restaurant and have cocktails and music with us. Inside our staff will demonstrate the newest gadgets in the industry While showing off the most unique wines. We offer your favorite wines by the bottle or case and have a store full of fun gifts.Follow us on facebook at Wine Body & Soul or lnstagram at winealleyssi to keep up with event specials. Ask about scheduling a private wine tasting party! 22 I HighTideStSimons.com Sip - Shop - Sample - Dance! 208 Red/em Village, St Simons Island, 912-638-4-400. Wolf Island Oyster Co. From oysters, shrimp, clams, scallops, and everything in between, Wolf Island Oyster Co. takes pride in serving the best seafood that we can offer1 Don't forget to ask your server about our fresh catch and daly specials! Our bar staff is standing by to aaft the perfect coddail for you as you er,,y inside or on our ded< overlool<ing the Marshes of Glynn. Kitchen Hours: 7 Days a Week - 11 am-9pm, Brunch setWCI Sat & Sun, Happy Hour Daily ~m. 260 Redfern Village, St. Simons Island, 912-955-7331. woffis/andoysterco.com I

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Chef Matt Schleis, a seasoned professional with over two decades of e:.-perience in fine dining, has assumed the roles of General Manager and Executive Chef at Ocean Lodge Resort, Saint Simons Island, GA. Chef Schleis introduces "Southem Revival," a culinary concept that innovatively combines traditional Southem recipes \o\~th contemporary elements, celebrating the region's rich culinary heritage. Chef Schleis along with his Sous Chef Daisha Noble have a combined 35 years of fine dining culinary e.,-pe,ience. Chef Noble a native ofBrunswick showcases her extensive kno1<1edge oflocal Georgia coastal cuisine. Together Executive Chef Schleis and Sous Chef Nobles ru-e dedicated to sourcing the finest local ing,-edients, Chef Schleis is set to offer a menu that merges elevated classics with modern culinary innovations. Expect a dining experience that encapsulates the essence of Southern cuisine, marked by a symphony of sophisticated 0avors ru,d textures. \Ve invite you to expetience this unique blend of u·adition and innovation at Ocean Lodge Resort Join us for a culinary joumey that redefines Southern hospitality ru,d charm. The Rooftop at the Ocean Lodge Resort Exceptional dining with a stunning ocean view Dinner is served Wed - Sat 5-9pm Happy Hour is Wed - Sat 5-7pm • Sunday Brunch I Oam-2pm 935 Bcachview Drive, St. Simons Island• Call for reservations: 912-291-4300 OCEANLODGERESORT.COM

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Q«ic~ Vi11i11g G«ioe Catch 228 Dally D - M-Th L&D _ F-Su Full Bar Seafood - In or Out Crab Trap Dally Dinner Full Bar Fresh Seafood Crabdaddy's Dally Dinner Full Bar Fresh Seafood Fancy Q M-Sat L,D B,W,Sake Asian, Sushi Georgia Sea Grill M-Sat Dinner Full Bar Farm to Table Golden lses Olive Oil Dally L,D, SB Full Bar Healthy Gourmet King City Market Closed Tu B, L, D, SB Full Bar Southern Fare· Seafood Mallery Street Cafe & Bar Dally B,L,Bar Full Bar Chef Lance! Rooftop at Ocean Lodge Dally D,SB Full Bar Southern Revival Sago at Sea Palms Dally L,D, SB Full Bar Dine Inside or Out Sal's Neighborhood Pizza Tu-Sun L, D Full Bar Homestyle Italian The Nest SSI Three Little Birds Tu-Sat Dinner Full Bar Wine, Small Plates Wolf Island Oyster Co. Dally Dally 26 I HighTideStSimons.com B,L B,W Fresh, Local, Coastal L, D, SSB Full Bar Fun and Delicious!

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ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES and HOME ACCESSORIES Low Country Walk Antiques and Accessories Direct importers of antique English and Country French Furniture with a wonderful collection of urns, painted and pine furniture and intriguing accessories. Designers and serious antique buyers welcome! Open Mon-Sat 10-5. 107 Low Country Lane in Longview Plaza. Park at St. Simons Drugs, walk through the gateway to your left. 912-638-1216. APPAREL & ACCESSORIES Gentlemen's & Lady Outfitters Dress like a local, feel like you're on vacation. Shop all of the great men's southern brands in one stop, starting with an extensive HARO TO FIND, IMPOSSIBLE TO FORGETI 0111' of a land "Trrasures." Loc,ued Bttwun Red/mt VUl.agt aJtd SI. SJmon1 DrugJ. 28 I HighTideStSimons.com selection of Johnnie-0 then moving onto Duck Head, Fish Hippie, AFTCO, Onward Reserve and much more. Ladies are never left out with casual tops and dresses from Charlie B, Halley, Lulu-B, Katherine Way and Jag Jeans in the latest fashion trends. Their shoe and sandal selection is one of the BEST on the island, carrying the brands you want: On Running, Olukai, Bir1<enstock, Cole Haan, Vaneli, Vionic and Aetrex headline the selection of comfortable and on trend shoes and sandals. They have a nice array of jewelry, handbags and accessories to complement any outfit. To top It all off, there's a great selection of sunglasses from Ray-Ban, Smith Optics, Suncloud and Abaoco that should meet any fashion or fishing need. There is nothing finer than living the Southern Casual Life and looking good while you do iU Shops at Sea Island, Mon-Sat 10-6, 912-634-1521 gentlemensoutfitters.net. Island Pearl Established in 2014, this boutique is a must visit carrying an assortment of products curated by owner/stylist Debra Case. Linen, cotton and bamboo apparel for a casual island lifestyle. Boasting affordable fashion and accessories certain to elevate your existing wardrobe. Open Monday-Friday 11am-5pm, Saturday 11am-4pm, Sunday by chance. 215 Skiff Landing Road in the Longview Shopping Plaza. 912-571-9363 lnstagram: islandpear/boutique ~

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Have fun. Stay cool. Look good. SHOPS AT SEA ISLAND Moo-Sal 10-6 • Clo6ed Sunday 912-638-1776 Gentlemensoutfitters.net Tho flnost spoclalty store for ladles and men in tho Golden Isles Southern Tide Defined by its bright colors and distinctive prints, as well as its high-quality fabrics, Southern Tide is found at upscale retailers throughout the Southeast. On Sl Simons Island, Gentlemen's and Lady Outfitters has been the source for all things Southern Tode - and that is continuing with their new shop dedicated decking out for a special occasion or suiting up for a dip, Southern Tide will take you there in style. It is a one-stop shop for casual clothing needs for almost every occasion - for men, women and youth. Shops at Sea Island, 600 Sea Island Road. Mon-Sat 10-6, 912-434-6140 southemtide.com. to this iconic brand. Whether you are ~ SOUTHERN TIDE Brought to you by Genllemen's & Lady Outfitters A premium lifestyle brand combining modem design with a preppy southern style. For men, women and youth. SHOPS AT SEA ISLAND Mon-Sat 10-6 • Closed Sunday 912·434-6140 www.soulherntlde.com #hightideguide I 29

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APPAREL & ACCESSORIES Maggie's The shop with the red geraniums out front has been a St. Simons tradition for over 50 years. Its experienced and friendly staff will help you find exactly what you are looking for in either missy sizes (0-16) or women's sizes (0x-2x) Jewelry, scarves, wraps and shoes to accessorize any outfit along with a large Selection of Georgia •Bulldawg· sportswear, accessories and gifts. We will go out of our way to make your visit to Maggie's and St. Simons memorable. Mon-Sat 10-5. 1616 Frederica Road, 912-638-3995 maggiesssi.com SouthEast Adventure Outfitters is Coastal Georgia's Outdoor Headquarters. They have clothing and accessories from Columbia, Kavu, Tilley, Peach State Pride, Teva, Costa, Sunday Afternoon, Smartwool, and SEA logo wear. They have maps, clharts, travel accessories, and camping gear for exploring the Golden Isles and beyond, whether by land or sea. Since 1994 SouthEast Adventure has introduced tens of thousands to the beauty of kayaking throughout the area. Offered daily are kayak tours, an interpretive boat cruise, and other events throughout the year. Their Brunswick Boathouse offers kayak sales, service and tours. 912-638-6732, 313 Mallery St. in the PierVillage, St. Simons Island www.southeastadventure.com ART GALLERIES Anderson Fine Art Gallery Established in 1998, the Anderson Fine Art Gallery on St. Simons Island has become a destination gallery for the finest in original representational paintings. The gallery roster includes an outstanding group of professional and emerging artists offering landscape, still life and non-representational works. The gallery is well known for quality arlWOl1< as it caters to collectors throughout the country. 3309 Frederica Road, St Simons Island .. 912-634-8414 30 I HighTideStSimons.com www.AndersonFineArtGallery.com ArtTrends Gallery This delightful gallery is operated by seven talented St. Simons Island artists. It is the island's go-to gallery for original paintings, mixed media works, art gifts, pottery, notecards, and more! The artists at ArtTrends also welcome the opportunity to work with clients on commissioned pieces for home or business. Open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am - 4 pm, or by appointment. 912.268-4761. 3305 Frederica Road, St. Simons Island. Browse the collection and purchase online at www. ArtTrends.Gallery. BOOKS G.J. Ford Bookshop is the Golden Isles' premier independent bookshop. They offer books of local and regional interest as well as the most reoenUy published books of fiction and non-fiction. Also a great selection of children's books, games, audio books, wall and desk calendars and planners, greeting cards and exquisite boxed cards, out-of-print searches and special orders. Open Mon.Sat 10am-6pm. The Shops at Sea Island, Frederica Rd and the Sea Island Causeway. 912-634-6168. www.gjfordbookshop.com and like us on Facebook and lnstagram. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Cutie Patooties Mothers and grandmothers alike wil want to experience the calm, friendly, personalized service al Cutie Patooties. Gaye Brannon has created a wonderful boutique featuring Beaufort Bonnett Co., Kissy Kissy, Anavina, Three Friends, Livi Luca and many more of your favorites. Definitely not your usual children's shop! 276A Redfern Village, St Simons Island. 912-434-9372. www.cutiepatootiesga.com Lillie B. Tween No longer children and not yet teens, tweens are looking for a look and style to can their own - and this shop has just what they need! Gaye Brannon

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has branched out from Cutie Patooties and created a wonderful boutique featuring dresses, casuatwear, activewear, swimsuits and accessories by names your tween will love: Habitual Girt, Mabel & Honey, Mod Girt, Mayoral and many more favorites. Your tweens will find the look to call their own! Just above Cutie Patooties, 276C Redfern Village, St Simons Island. 912-268-4005. DOGGIE STORE Island Dog You and your dog are going to love this shop! Choose from a wide variety of collars, leashes and harnesses. Collegiate, nautical, beach or training: this shop will surprise you with the selection! Fun toys, treats and specialty doggie apparel. We also have a Kitty Kat Korner for your other furry friends. North of the Light at 412 Mallery St., in the Pier Village. www.islanddogssi.com, Facebook at www.facebook.com/ls/andDogSS/ or call Lynn at 912-506-9769 GIFT SHOP • PHARMACY St. Simons Drug Company Not only is this the Island's only family-owned drug store, it is also one of the Island's finest gift stores! From unique holiday and event treasures to beautiful accessories for your home or just for you. To relax check out our inspirational and humorous books. When it's warm, head over for beach toys, towels, hats, shoes, suntan lotion books, games - everything you need for a day of relaxation. They also have a registered pharmacist on duty daily and accept most insurance cards if your vacation includes a mishap. Open Mon-Fri !Hl, Sat 9-5, Closed Sunday. On Frederica Road in the Longview Shopping Center. 912-638-8676. Order prescriptions online at www.stsimonsdrugs.com FB: @StSimonsDrugCo JG: stsimonsdrugs. JEWELRY Chadwick's Jewelers Shay Heckle is celebrating over 40 years of this famiy-owned St. Simons Island business! Shay works hard to find exclusive lines complemented by their handmade SL Simons charms and custom designs. This full-setvice jeweler also makes repairs on the premises and offers loose gemstones and fancy colored diamonds. Chadwick's designer and jeweler is a master at custom designs and repairs • and Chadwick's is the only jewelry Shop with an on-site jeweler! Open Tues-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-3, follow us on Facebook. 205 R,dftm Vil'4g,. 9,z-6J8-z236. Fine Art by Local Artists Dottie Clark 3305 Frederica Road (912) 268-4761 www,arttends.gallery attists@atttreods.galle[)! Open Tues - Sat 10-4orby appolnntment #hightideguide I 31

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Sfto~ uitft. tfte loca~ JEWELRY Golden Isles Bracelet Co. is the little store with a big reputation for fine handcrafted silver and gold jewelry. Local jewelry artist Bryce Timmins creates custom designs and sizes them just for you. Designs indude The Original St Simons Signature Braoetet & the official braoetet for the GA Sea TurUe Center on Jekyll Island. His exdusive pieces are also available as earrings, pendants and custom-fit toe rings. Open 7 days a week. L:,etrttd in the St. Simens Llmul Pier Vi/lag, M•rkrl. zz5 Malkry St. !1""38,636. u,,wu,,GIBCoBraceleU.com. Joseph Jewelers was established in 1910, and they continue to uphold the highest standards upon which the store was founded. Featured are designer jewelry, estate jewelry, master watchmaker and jewelry restoration and repair. You will find international designers including Gabriel & Co., Roberto Coin, Denny Wong, Frieda Rothman and an eclectic collection of estate jewelry. If you are looking for something to remind you of your time at the beach, they also have a large collection of sea life jewelry. Atth,Sbopsof s,, Island - mt"1emon of s,, Island Rd. ,nd Frtduie, Rd. f1Z>.63+.f1060. wwu,JO$epbjewelers.com KAYAK SALES SouthEast Adventure Outfitters has the largest inventory of kayaks in coastal Georgia. The private dock at their Brunswick shop is the perfect place to try them out. Kayaks indude Wilderness Systems, Hobie, Hurricane, and Perception among other great brands. They also offer kayak fishing charters from their Brunswick shop dock. For an appointmmt to set our lu,yds ea/I 1u-638--673~. or set our laWt inventory at WWUJ,8outbeadaJvn,ture.co111. OUTDOOR FURNITURE & HOME DECOR Porch+Patio In the cute, historic bungalow on Frederica Road, PORCH+PATIO offers and eclectic array of coastal inspired gifts and home decor. You11 find CoolCabanas & Neso beach tents and poles. PORCH+PATIO is the islands #1 source for outdoor furniture, indoor/outdoor rugs and shade. Authorized POL YWOOD Dealer. Open Tues-Fri 10am-5pm. Sat 10am-4pm. 3405 Frederica Road, SSI, 912-434-9485. www.porchandpatiostore.com SPECIAL TY SHOPS Frederica Station Known for over 40 years as the "Funnest" shop in town This shop is GJ.ls)nl The Golden Isles' Premier Book~ho1 Independent Bookstore 32 I HighTideStSimons.com Local and Regional Bestsellers Papyrus Greeting Cards Pu.zz.lcs, Garnes & Kids Books Reading Glasses • Sbops at Sea bland • St. Si..m.ot1.!i bland 912-634--6168 • Mon-Sat I0am-6pm www.gjfordbooksbop.com .,

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maggie's Since 1974 Krazy Lany Pants • Marble • Clara S Pure • Foxcroft • Cut Loose • FOIL Jess &Jane • Lysse • Multiples "Lady Dawg" Headquarters• Jewelry• Shoes Clothing Sizes 0-16 and Women's 0X-2X 1616 Frederica Road• 912-638-3995 Mon-Sat 10-5 • maggiesssi.com local family owned and operated and is one of three original Pier Village businesses. Y ou'II find kites. beach chairs, umbrellas, beach toys, rafts, sunglasses & suntan lotion as well as the Island's most complete selection of souvenirs, gifts, candy, jewelry, a St. Simons Island license plate and SSI stickers, t-shirts and shoes! Open Mon-Sat 'til 10pm. Closed Sunday. 209 Mallery St., St. Simons Pier Village. 912-638-9400. Golden Isles Olive Oil at the Market Place is lhe ultimate stop for gourmet cooks, wanna-be cooks, and especially foodies. With over 60 flavors of olive oils and vinegars, there is a flavor combination to complement every dish. Shop for lhe freshest and finest ultra-jlremium extra virgin olive oils in lhe Golden Isles. The Gounnet Market offers a wide array of delights including cheeses, charcuterie, tapenades and pesto, antipasti, olives, pickles, handmade pasta, sauces, honey, jams, and other gounnet delights. Pop in to pick up or enjoy concierge shopping. Make meals easy with their take-and-bake menu of prepared foods o, regular takeout from the full menu. Once shopping is done, dine ~ indOOl'S or on the patio. Serving lunch and dinner with a full bar daily. Open Tues-Sat 11am-9pm and Sun & Mon 11am-5pm 1609 Frederica Road, 912.602.9736. Go/den/s/esO/iveOil.com Simons Gallery, Gifts & Antiques has long been considered one of THE best and most unique shops in the area. Browse through 4,000 sq. fl. of carefully curated products from local artists and from around the world. A large selection of beautiful framed art, mirrors, home decor, pottery dishes, vases and mugs. Great selection of olive wood, crystal glassware, serving boards, placemats & napkins, specialty foods, salts, and coffees - many organic offerings. Cool kitchen accessories, wonderful balh and body products, trench soaps, lotions and bath accessories. Clothing, jewelry, hats and bags; vintage items and old SSI photos. Great for gifts for yourself and others!! DON'T MISS THIS SHOP! Open Monday • Saturday 10am • 5:30pm Closed Sundays. 316 Mallery St. in the Pier Village. 912-638-3899. #hightideguide I 33

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Sftop with tfte local! TAO SSI Searching for luxury designer handbags and unique stow fashion? TAO SSI offers genUy used luxury bags from Hermes, Chanel, Gucci, Prada, Fendi, Valentino, Dior, YSL, and LV. All Items are Entrupy-verified with certificates of authenticity. Want a VIP experience? Book the store for you and your friends! Consignment opportunities available. Stock updates often-shop now as supply is limited. Visit TAO SSI where luxury is 34 I HighTideStSimons.com being yourself. Open Tues-Sat 10am-6pm, Mon by appointment 227 A Red/em Village, between Edward's and Catch 228. 912-955-7513. tao-ssi.com Waterfront Gifts One of the 2 "funnesr shops on Sl Simons Island, Waterfront Gifts is also local family owned and operated and specializes in fun souvenirs and great gifts. You will find t-sl1irts, fun jewelry, Christmas ornaments, local prints, house flags, great tasting fudge and loads of surprises. Open Mon-Sat 'Iii 10pm. Closed Sunday. 207 Mallory Street in the Pier Village of St. Simons Island. 912· 638-5751. Wine, Body and Soul This is the shop for that special gift that will keep people talking! The entertaining and informative staff will demonstrate the newest gadgets in the industry while showing off the most unique wines. We offer your fawrite wines by the bottle or case and have a store full of fun gifts. For the wine lover on your list, you will find eclectic labels adorning exceptional wines. Visit the Tasting Room to sample edible delicacies from sweet to saucy, stop by the bar for a glass of wine or a wine cocktail. On a nice afternoon or evening, enjoy the ambiance in The Alley. Dream of owning your own successful business on St. Simons? Sheila is looking for the right person to take the helm at Wine Body and Soul. Call to discuss this rare opportunity. 208 Redfern Village, St Simons Island, 912-638-4400.

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For as long as she can remember, Dina has been a "creator", drawing, painting, and refinishing furniture. She has a passion for interior design and decorating is what jump started her art career. Her love of art is evident in her paintings today, which range from florals and abstract art to landscapes inspired by the beautiful South Georgia Coast. Today Dina continues to produce a wide variety of artwork that hangs in homes around the country. To keep her artwork fresh and engaging, Dina is always looking for ways to further develop her artistic skills. She not only continues to take art classes, but she also shares her talent by teaching aspiring art students. Dina's goal is to continue developing her artistic talent in order to further grow her portfolio with new and interesting pieces of art. Dina's artwork can be purchased through her website at deasonart.com or see her recent works at ArtTrends Gallery 38 I HighTideStSimons.com ArtTrends Gallery 3305 Frederica Road, St. Simons Island 912.268.4761 Arttrends.gallery

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The Island Players Community Theatre at its best! The Island Players (TIP) are a part of the fabric the Golden Isles, providing quality amateur theatrical entertainment for 68 years. TIP invites locals to try their hand at performing, singing, and stagecraft. Or, just come see the shows! Join us in celebrating the joys of live theater on the Golden Isles! Our next plays are: The Addams Family (May 2-4, 9-11, and 16 -18) Musical comedy for all! Wednesday, the darl<, macabre daughter, has fallen in love with a sweet, smart boy whose family is un-Addams like; they're normal! She's invited Lucas Beineke and his family to their home for dinner. In one hilarious night, secrets are disclosed, relationships are tested, and the Addams family must face up to the one 46 I HighTideStSimons.com horrible thing they've managed to avoid for generations: change. Shrek The Musical Jr. (July 16-20 and 23-27) A Young Peoples Summer Workshop (YPSW) production. Since 1975 YPSW has taught children from ages 8 to 18. They have fun learning about stage etiquette & craft, and working as a team to create a show for the community. Do you have a child or grandchild who wants to join us? This summer they'll present Shrek The Musical Jr. Join The Island Players at the St Simons Theatre in the Casino Building, 530 Beachview Dr., St Simons Island. Tickets and information are available at theislandplayers.com. 912-638-0338. ~

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"' c::: w ~ 0 V 3: w z 0 z ct _, "' -• ~-•-~-•-The ISLAND NEWCOMERS CLUB has introduced new residents to new friends for over IS years. It's a great way to settle into life on your new Island home. As a Newcomer, you access social, educational~ and volunteer opportunrties that expand your horizons, your life in the Golden Isles, and your new circle of friends, • Member Meet & Greets • Small Group Dining In/Dining Out A • Island Adventures • Tours • Social Activnies • Sports Actilnties • Volunteer 1 Actrvines. v ~ ~-....... llrJ~• ,:,1 ......... ,.1 -~ ., • -- 'l• -... 4P 2022-23 Memberships open June 1. 2022 Your $50 individual membership can be rcuewcd ammally for up to 3 years. -•---. ~ Tl(~ NE.WCOrrtFG , ewe ----visit islandnewcomers.org Click the Membership tab to join. You\.,:: been thinking about it. Now you've pulled the trigger and moved to the Golden Isle,. While it can be tough being the new kid on the bhx:k, NC\VOOfTIC.1"$ G your harbor to find your niche and make some new &iends. M.arricd or single, moving here ~ith kids or empty-nc,ting, )'OU can\ go wrong by rcaohing out with the lsiAnd Ncwoomcrs Club. For over 15 )rears, Ncv.·comers has been putting groupo oflikc-mindcd folks from St. Simons and Sea Island together for ev<:rything from biking, bowling, gardening. golf, bridge and dining in or out. You can al50 plan on regular Meet & Grcct cclebrations and Island Adv1:nturc outings to introdue1:: you to local wonders. Members ha",: exclusi\,,:; access to the NC\'lttomcrs w.;:bsite and Fae<:book page$, ideal sounding boards for local businCM reoommcnda.tions and learning about volunteering. Ncwwmm arc encouraged to become as involved as they like. There are no deadbeat member,! \¥ho knows, your expertise might be the inspiration for the next event. Communication begins with the web site: islandnewcomers.org. That's where member sign-ups, calendars, and email addl'CS$CS direct member, to the many dclighi, of island living. Membership is just $)()/year and you can renew a membership for up to 3 years, plenty of time to dip in a toe. 2023 memberships are open now. We hope you •u join us! #hightidestsimons I 47

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"'~--,: \~ You feel it the minute you step foot on the Island! '~~ St. Simons Island is one of the most .:'"'-"'-~~ -:,:· ' • charming and friendly plact5 oo--eartb!'._ . ""-•~> • Play A Round ... or several Get to Know The Marshes of Glynn Your fu-st glimpse of St➔ Simons Island is across the marshes made famous by poet Sidney Lanier. These natural treasures are the binh-place of much of our sea life. A kayak trip will give you a new appreciation of the natural beauty of the area. St. Simons Island is home to "''O great golf courses. The award~ King and Prince Golf Course at The Hampton Club is a Joe Lee de.sign with a group of four signature holes, each gently carved from small marsh islands and acc-essed by elevated can bridges. The Sea Palms Golf and Tennis Re.son offers 18 holes of extraordinary golf. Enjoy gorgeous marsh vie"""S and rare bird sightings while perfecting your swing. 50 I HighTideStSimons.com Get in the Water You're on an island ... pick. your boat of choice and get in it! Rivers and tidal creeks wind through the marshes and give a new perspective on the island and all the inhabitants we share it with. K.ayal:ing, sailing, charter fishing, paddlehoarding ... it's all he.re and it's all fun.

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r Hang Out At The Pier Our social hub anchors the south end of the island. Great vie"""S of the ocean meet you at eve.ry rum.. There you "",ill find the St. Simons Lighthouse and Museum, Neptune Pari: ""'1th its oceanside pool, miniarure golf course and play-ground, an oalc--shaded picnic area, fishing pier, public library and theatre. ~ Go to the Beach A stroll from the Village to Gould's Inlet talces you past oceanfront cottages and condos, the famed!Gng& Prince Beach and GolfReson and the wide.st beaches on the island at East Beach. It's about a rmile trip, so pace yourself and 1:eep an eye out for dolphins .. it's good ludc if you see one. #wherelocalsplay I 51

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St. Simo111 /1(C1110 Sea Palms Golf Resort Open to resort guests, members, and the public, the Sea Palms Resort golf course boasts 18 chal-lenging holes set against a backdrop of island lagoons and salt marshes. Original-ly designed by George Cobb, our recently renovated course highlighlS unique terrain and arresting views. 912-638-3351. www.seapalms.com 52 I HighTideStSimons.com King & Prince Golf Course at the Hampton Club This award-winning course is renowned for its challenging lay-out among ancient foreslS, vast salt marshes and dramatic island holes. The course's signature is the group of four spectacular holes carved from small coastal marsh islands and acoessed by 800-feet of cart bridges. 912-e34-0255 www.kingandprincegolfclub.com Heritage Oaks on Oak Grove Island This hidden gem of the golden isles is nestled on Oak Grove Island, just outside of Brunswick, Ga. and only a few miles from 1-95. Our par 72 golf course boaslS 6,900 yards of well-manicured land scape, beautiful views of lhe Buffalo River. and elevated tee boxes. 912-280-9525. wwwheritageoaksgolfclub.com ~

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Pine Lakes Pine Lakes is the Island's longest golf course, meandering through ocean forests and undisturbed marsh hammocks. Pine Lakes was developed by designer Clyde Johnson to be one of the few courses in the nation that provides even playing ground for both adults and younger players. 912.635.2368 www.Jekylllsland.com Great Dunes Famed course designer Walter "Old Man· Travis put his stamp on Jekyll Island When he constructed Great Dunes in 1926. SWept with oats and reflective of the Island's unique coastal terrain, Great Dunes' 9-holes alternate in difficulty and simplicity, creating a stimu-lating round on the links .. 912.635.2368 www.Jekylllsland.com ~ Oleander Designed by Dick Wilson, Ole-ander served as the host course for the Georgia Open during its four-year Jekyll run. Though from its fairway the course is not a particularty difficult layout, it is con-sidered tightly designed, with ocean breezes and short grasses providing a challenge to golfers of all skill levels. 912.635.2368 www.Jekylllsland.com Indian Mound Known for displaying designer Joe Lee's signature fairway bunkers in precarious locations, this natur-al course displays the Island's pristine beauty and woodlands. Though it is the shortest of Jekytl's three 18-hole courses, Indian Mound offers plenty of challenges. 912.635.2368 www.Jekylllsland.com #htgssi I 53

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30 Year Anniversary j - a ____ I I 1 ~..icc:::=---------=:~-.;::....:=--.;1 I 54 I HighTideStSimons.com BOAT TOURS AND CHARTERS SouthEast Adventure Out-fitters Join us for a relaxing, informative boat tour in the beautiful Golden Isles of Georgia. Offered daily, our 3 hour tour has a maximum of 6 participants ($65/each) through the marshes and rivers around St. Simons, Sea Island, and Little St. Simons. can or email for custom charters for photog-raphy, exploration, history, and birding throughout the waterways of Coastal Geor-gia induding the Allamaha and Satilla Rivers, as well as Sapelo, Blackbeard, Jekyll, and the Cumbetfand Island areas. 912-638-6732. southeastadventure.com. KAYAK TOURS SouthEast Adventure Out-fitters • Coastal Georgia's outdoor headquarters since 1994. 2 & 3 hour kayak tours are scheduled daily, timed with the tides & led by experienced guides. Tours include St. Simons, Brunswick, the Altamaha and Satilla Rivers, Sapelo Island, Cumberland Island, Blackbeard Island and Vi-lage Creek Landing on St. Simons. Mahe reservations at our Pier Village shop -313 Mallory Stree~ at southeastadventure.com. or call 912-638-67321912 ME-TO-SEA

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Prag w,lft tfte local! SlSimons Island has an extensive bike path system that takes the rider along the seashore, through our quaint Pier Village, to the barrier island beaches, past historic sites, through peaceful oak forests and beside scenic golf courses. The favored long ride across the Island is from St. Simons Pier VHlage on the south end to Fort Frederica on the north end. This ride is about 13.5 miles round trip. Originating near The lighthouse and Locally own«/~ 20 v«t"• 1111 ' Hi91t Quality ii rJ § l i & t-i'AA"t4M Island, h!,/bt'ld, mountolr,, and ltld1 bllM1. IV• haw ELECTRIC Bl'- Too! RENT1' a Townie or Electric Townie CO! Ea1y-to-ricr. goored bllM,. Multi-clay discounts. New VIiiage Rental Location l'IS Moll~ SINMt,. 111 Ph, Vll09t: Morltft Wob; httpf({mpnk •.-.ti,.........~ ...... ...,,--56 I HighTideStSimons.com Coastal Museum on Beachview Drive, this ride continues up Demere Road through a shaded oak lane, past the Bloody Marsh Battle site, up Frederica Road past numerous shops and restaurants, beside the Sea Palms Golf Course, past Christ Church, and on to Fort Frederica. trip. Our map of the Island is on page 95 of this issue. The bike paths are noted with blue dashes. BIKES, ELECTRIC BICYCLES & GOLF CARTS Coast to Coast Beach Rentals There is no better way to explore St. Simons than in one of our golf carts or bikes! Our new, customized carts hold from 4 to 8 passen-gers and our bicycles come with every-thing you need to enjoy the miles of trails and island activities. All our rentals are available by the week, day or hour. What are you wailing for?? Book your ride today!! Two St. Sim1m1 Island foca· tu>ns: 1600 Fredl!rica Road, Ste, 8, 9n-434·9478 and ,02 Mallery St, in th,Pur Vi/lag,. 9n·268·2830. W, ar, also on Tybee I,land at301 rtt Street. 9n·786· 4,489 'IMLIW, CIHllttocoastrental. com Monkeywrench Bikes is locally owned and has been serving St. Simons' biking needs for over 20 years. Monekywrench delivers the best bikes with the best ser-vice, to keep their customers on the road and having fun. Backed by lifetime monthly service and adjustments, they take the worry out of keeping your bike ready to ride. Featuring a large selection of Electra and Trek bicycles including Townies, mountain, cruiser, comfort, kids, hybrid and electric bicycles. Open Tues-Sun 10am-6pm. 7 speed townies now available for rent. monkeywrench sales, service ir rmtals at 17o8 Frederica Rd, 91r634-;;s1. monkey rents in tb~ p-ier {),"/Jag~ at 21; Mallery St. 912·;67·6811, wu,w.mon· keyu,r,nch, bik,

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Cgcle Safe(g Exploring the Golden Isles by bike is one of the best ways to enjoy our scenic coastal beauty, but safety should always come first. Bjom Kutz, proud owner of Monkeywrench Bicycles, feels strongly about the importance of sale cycling and offers these tips for biking safety: • Wear a Helmet - A properly fitted helmet can prevent serious injuries. • Stay Visible - Use front and rear lights, wear bright or reflective clothing • Pay Attention - Always be aware of your surroundings • Follow Traffic Laws - Ride with the flow of traffic, obey signals, and use hand signals when turning. • Use Designated Bike Paths - The Golden Isles offers fantastic bike-friendly paths like the St. Simons Island Trail System-tick to these whenever possible for a safer ride. • Stay Alert - Watch for pedestrians, vehides, and unexpected obstades, especially in high-traffic areas. • Use the crossing buttons at intersections - they are there for your safety. • Safety Inspections - Have your bicydes serviced often. "All Monkeywrench Bicycles come with free safety inspections to ensure your bike is road-ready. Need a ride? We also rent bikes, and you can find our convenient rental location in Pier Village - perfect for cruising the island! Stop by for gear, ser-vice, and expert advice to keep you rolling safely.• Great advice, Bjoml Stop by and talk with the team at Monkeywrench for any and all your biking needs and questions. Monkeywrench sales, service & rentals at 1708 Frederica Ad, 912-634-5551. Monkey Rents at the Marketplace In the Pier VIiiage, 215 Mallery St.912-567-6811.www.monkeywrench.blke 58 I HighTideStSimons.com

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Putt· Pl«11ge • Plag Putt-Putt Daily Round - $8 per person Children 3 & under play free 10 round pass card - $60 Group Rates and Annual Passes Playground The playground is outside the pool and putt-putt area and is for families to enjoy free of charge. It has swings, a glider, a see-saw and a multi-level play area -- all overlooking the beach and Atlantic! ~ Neptune Park Fun Zone 550 Beachview Dr., St. Simons Island - Between the Pier & the Lighthouse Pool: 912-279-3720 Putt-Putt: 912-279-3721 Open Sat 11-6 • Sun 1-5:30 Mon • Wed • Fri 11-5:30 Thurs 11·7 • Closed Tuesday Weekends only Aug 9 • Sept 6. Please call to confirm hours. Swimming Pools Daily Pass - $8 per person Children 3 & under free with paid adult Chldren under 10 must be with adult Group Rates, Annual Passes and Swim Lessons Available #htgssi I 59

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St. Simons Island Kings Park 515 Park Avenue 4 dedicated Pickleball courts (open dawn to dusk) 2 lighted dual-striped courts (Pickleballltennis) Court Usage Schedule for Kings Park dual-striped courts: Plck/eba/1 - Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays from 7:30am to 10:30am. Tennis - Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 7:30am to 10:308m Epworth Park 108 Huntington Drive 8 Dedicated Tennis courts Brunswick (Mainland) Baldwin Brookman Park 11 Calvin Waye Lane 2 lighted courts, dual-striped Blythe Island Ball Park 6()1 Blythe Island Drive 2 lighted courts, dual-striped 60 I HighTideStSimons.com North Glynn Recreation Complex 622 Harry Driggers Boulevard 2 lighted courts, dual-striped Selden Park 100 Genoa Martin Drive 2 lighted courts, dual-striped Jekyll Island The Jekyll Island Tennis Center 400 Captain Wyl/y Rd. This public tennis facility features 13 Har-tru day courts. and includes a pro shop with tennis racket stringing, racket rental, ball machine rental, and tennis equipment and apparel. The Tennis Center offers private instructional lessons and hosts many USTA tourna-ments for adults and juniors. BOOK COURT TIME: 912.635.3154 Reservations Required. Hours: Mon-Fri: 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat & Sun: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Other court times may be available by request. ~

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P«ppg 'Beacft 'R«le1 Hooray! II Warm weather is final-ly herelll Time to go running down the beach, playing with other dogs, stealing vacated flip-flops and check-ing out people's lunch baskets .... or is it? What's this I hear about new rules for dogs on the beach? Can that be right?? Most of the time the beaches on St. Simons are very puppy friendly, but from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day different rules apply. My friends and I can still romp on the beach in the early morning hours and later in the day - or any time on Jekyll, as long as we behave ourselves and stay on our leash, but from 9am-6pm we are not allowed on St. Simons beaches -- but really, it's too hot then anyway. Better to pile up in the a-c somewhere and dream of fllip-flop stealing when the weather cools off a bit. When you are helping pack for By The Coops II the beach, be sure your people are packinging a lot of water, something for dog shade, and even sunscreen for our ears and nose. Yep, we get sunburned tool And about drinking that cool blue sea water ... let's just say I don't recommend it ... I think you know what I mean! The rule of cleaning up after yourself (or having someone do that for you) always applies .... that's just good dog manners! When it gets too hot on the beach grab some like-minded friends and head to the pool, a dog park - or back to that a-d #htgssi I 61

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lJl'i1tg You,. Bettie -- Were all'Puppg fl'ieuolg! AccommodatJons If you are looking for a place where your pets can stay with you, there are several great options. St. Simons Island 609 Beachview Dr. Villas by lhe Sea Home 2 Suites by Hilton 912-638-1101 1175 N. Beachview Dr. 105 Tem,inal Way 912-635-2521 912-638-0333 Jekyll Island Hampton Inn and Suites The Westin The King and Prince 200 S Beaclwiew Dr. 1100cean Way 201 Arnold Rd 912-635-3733 912-635-4545 912-638,3631 Holiday Inn Resort Sea Island Sea Palms Resort 701 N. Beachview Dr. The Cloister 515 Nonh Windward Dr. 912-635-2211 The Lodge 912-638-3351 The Inn at Sea Island Quality Inn 855-572-4975 SL Simons Inn by the 700 N. Beachview Dr. Lighlhouse 912-635-2200 can ahead for rates and weights limits. Dining Out let's face it, eating outside is more fun anyway. Many of our local restaurants have outdoor patio areas that allow dogs. Feel free to have your dog joi:n you at these pet-friendly establishments. St. Simons Island Iguanas Sandy Bottom Shanty Barbara Jean's Growler Factory Bagels Tipsy McSway's Barrier Island Ha~Shell Soutllem Soul BBQ Yellow Deli and Brewery Halyard's Starbucks Bakery Beachcomber BBQ Hildy's Pizza Tara Thai Blue Bay Gnat's Landing Tramici Jekyll Island Brogen's Island Pho Village Inn and Pub Beachhouse Bubba Garcia's la Plancha Wake Up Coff&e Restaurant and Catch 228 Mallery Str&et Cafe Taproom Certified Burger Mellow Mushroom Downtown Boardwalk Deli Cilantro's Mullet Bay Brunswick Red Bug Motor's Del Sur Nazzaro's Art& Pizza Pizza Echo (small dogs Palm Coast Coffee Basil Thai The Reserve welcome) Sago at Sea Palms Fox's Pizza Den Tortuga Jack's FancyQ Sal's Pizzeria Hungry Hannah's W&& Pub Fuse Sandcastle Cafe Indigo Coastal The Wharf Boarding and Day Play Facllltlos lflt's too hot on Ill& beach or if you are off to enjoy a day of golf, why not drop your dog off to play all day? And, if they are not invited to stay overnight with you, they can spend the night with us. The Pack Canine Studto 201 Longview Plaza 912-268-4156 62 I HlghTldeStSlmons.com Puppy Paradis& 195 Skytane Road, St. Simons Island 912-268-4725 www.lslandPuppyParadise.com h~ • -----

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Canino Goar and SuppUos If you are in need of food, collars, treats or any other items to pamper your pets, look no further. These shops have what you need from everyday supplies to unique gift items. Island Dog 412 Mallery St., SL Simons Island 912-506-9769 Pet Exchange 2463 Demere Rd, St. Simons Island 912-638-7387 Dog Parks Need lO burn a off a little energy? Let your pup run free in one of the area dog parks. Frederica Park 2201 Lawrence Rd,, St Simons Island Epworth Park 108 Lady Huntingdon Dr., St. Simons Island In Brunswick. 12 Glynn Ave, Brunswick 656 Harry Driggers Blvd, Brunswick YOUR BEST BEACH BUDDY Large selection of Dog Collars, Harnesses and Le,ishes! Choose yo,x theme: Beacll, Novelty, Collegiate or Training. Teacup to Dane sizes available! Toys, toys, and more toys! Specialty treats, Bandanas, Clothing, and Gifts. 412 Mallery Street St. Simons Island, GA (912) 506-9769 #stsimonsguide I 63

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The natural obstades laced by young and adutt sea turtles are staggering, but it Is the Increasing threats caused by humans that are driving them to extinction. Major threats include: accidental capture during fishing operatioos, warming waters caused by dimate change, plastic pollu-tion, ship strikes and coastal development. Today, all sea turtles found in U.S. waters are federally listed as endangered, except for the loggerhead which is listed as threat-ened. Hatchlings lace predators such as racoons, crabs, ants and humans while still in their shells. Once hatched, ii they do not make it to the ocean quickly enough, they will die of dehydration. Once in the water, hatchlings are consumed by seabirds and fish. II they make it to adulthood their nat-ural lifespan is estimated to be 50-100 years. 95% of all sea turtles nesting in the Golden Isles are loggerheads, and like all sea turtles, the loggerhead is completely adapted to life in the ocean and depends on land only for nesting. Only the female returns to the beach. When female turtles reach maturily (30--35 years), they leave the water and dig a nest in the sand on the 64 I HighTideStSimons.com i..~ se&,1so 11\, ••• AIIWli the bAb!::I t1.<.rtLes 11\.ted 1::101.<.Y heL-p Each year thousands of hatchllng turtles emerge from their nests along the southeast U.S. coast and enter the Atlantic Ocean. Sadly, only an estimated one in 1,000 will suivive to adulthood. soft-sand beach, deposit eggs, cover the nest and return to the water. In each nest-ing season, a female may lay up to six clutches, each containing 100-150 small, white, leathery eggs. For each adult female, this process takes place every two to three years. Alter incubating for about eight weeks, the eggs hatch and the hatch-lings emerge and scamper to the ocean. Nesting season begins when waters reach 70 degrees, usually beginning May 1 and ending mid-October. Generally, female turtles nest on the same beaches each season, with some variations. It is widely believed that hatchlings, when grown, return to their natal beaches to nest We are fortunate to have Georgia's only sea turtle education and rehabilitation facility on Jekyll Island. Open daily 9am-5pm, the Center offers the public a chance to leam about sea turtles and see rehabili-tation in action. They also have several programs specifically for those wanting more involvement with sea turtles. The Ride with Dawn Patrol program offers participants the unique opportunity to see what it is like to be a sea turtle field biologist tasked with daily nest monitoring on Jekyll Island. The morning will be spent

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patrolNng Jekyll Island's beaches with the sea turtle patrol team assisting with a vari• ety of tasks, including potentially protecting nests, checking for signs of predatOl'S, and potentially observing nest inventories. The Ride with Night Patrol program shows what it is like to be a sea turtle field biologist for one night. The evening is spent with a sea turtle patrol team in search of sea turtles that nest on Jekyll Island's beaches. If a turtle is encountered, participants will have the chance to assist the research scientists as they leam more about these animals. Explore the beach at night and leam about the amazing journey of loggerhead sea turtles nesting along the Georgia coast on an Evening Turtle Walk. Along the way, guides will lead a variety of activities while you wait for potential nesters to arrive. You earty birds can join the Georgia Sea Turtle Center on a Sunrise Turtle Walk to explore the wonders of Jekyll Island's beach ecology. Your guide will introduce you to the basics of sea turtle nesting and hatching, the ecological history of Jekyll, and any wildlife you C()(ne across. If you are particularly lucky you might witness an excavation of a recently hatched sea turtle nest. Ways you can help protect baby sea turtles during your beach vacation: Turn off the llghtsl When walking the beach at night, don't use flashlights or flash photography. They can deter turtles from =ing ashore or disturb nesting turtles. Don't disturb turtle tracks. Researchers use them to identify species and mark nests for protection. Do not touch or disturb nests or hatchllngs. If you encounter a sea turtle on the beach, observe from a distance. Properly dispose of your garbage. Turtles may mistake plastic bags, Styrofoam and trash floating in the water as food. Remove recreational equipment such as lounge chairs and umbrellas from the beach at night They can deter nesting attempts and interfere with the seaward journey of hatchlings. When boating, stay alert and avoid tur• ties. About 28 percent of the sea turtles found dead or hurt in Georgia in 2015 Sul· fered injuries consistent with being hit by a boat. Boaters Who hit a sea turtle are urged to stand•by and contact DNR at B00-2-SAVE•ME (800•272•8363). Also report any dead or injured sea turtles seen at 800·272--8363. (If the turtle is tagged, include the tag color and number in the report if possible.) Get Involved! The more you leam about these amazing creatures, the more in awe of them you will be, and hopefully, the more dedicated you will be to their protec,. tion. #stsimonsguide I 65

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Stag a110 plag witft tfte locaft VACATION RENTALS & SALES Belinda Thomas Realty Looking for that unique investment property that only a 50 year full-time resident will know about?? Belinda will help guide you in your search for that perfect home or condo - on the beach, golf course, or in a quiet neighborhood. You will appreciate the Belinda Thomas difference! Ca/I the office at 912-638-1965, Belinda's cell at 912-996-5820, or email Belinda at Belinda@BelindaThomas.com. Check our website at SpiritOfStSimons.com and look for us on Facebook. Emmons Realty prides ourselves on genuine southern hospitality. With proper-ties ranging from intimate cottages for two to houses sleeping up to twenty, our locally-owned business provides the high-est quality service. Whether planning a vacation or looking to buy, sell, or invest in income-producing, the personal and professional standards of care you'll receive with us are unrivaled. Emmons' staff has over thirty years' experience in real estate investment, listing, sales, and property management, providing families with lasting memories and the best possi-ble experiences for generations. We love what we do - we're invested in vacations. Give us a call and check out our wonder-ful vacation homes. 912-230-5136. www.emmonsrealty.com Real Escapes Properties wants to earn your business and exceed your expecta-tions. We are a locally owned and operat-ed Property Management company with over 50 years of combined vacation rental management experience. Georgia sun-shine, beautiful beaches, celebrated restaurants, a treasure trove of shopping and lots of fun. Make your next vacation a memorable one on St. Simons Island. On St. Simons Island, our vacation rentals offer the best of both worlds: Island living and the comforts of home. Looking for a small place for two or accommodations for a larger group? We can assist you with your lodging needs. Browse all of our listings to learn more about Real Escapes Properties vacation Rentals. We have a wide variety of prop-erties and we have what you are looking for. Book your next vacation with us today. We are eager to show you true Southern hospitality - beach style! Let us show you what we mean when we say "You already have a friend on the Island" Stop in and see us at 400 Ocean Boule-vard, St Simons or call Bn-213-1244. www.RealEscapesProperties.com For the digital edition of the current issue visit us online at HighTideStSimons.com S;I Like us at Facebook and lnstagram/HighTideStSimons --· For up-to-the-minute Island happenings! 66 I HighTideStSimons.com

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Pn~~J QOl.O i Come and join us at the residence club where you can relax and enjoy the beautiful views from your balcony, your comfortable condo, or our rooftop restaurant. Wherever you are at Ocean Lodge Resort, beauty surrounds you. We offer an exclusive Residence Club membership which allows you to enjoy St. Simons Island or travel the world! Our partnerships with the best travel providers in the world give you the Freedom to see the world enjoying discounts that ensure you will get there. Let's make those dreams a reality! Call one of our Ambassadors at 912-480-0558 to plan your getaway to Ocean Lodge Resort and the world! 935 Beachview Drive, St. Simons Island• 912-291-4300 OceanLodgeResort.com #stsimonsguide I 67

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Belinda Thomas Realty, Inc. Being a 50 year resident & 29 year full-time Real• tor, Belinda knows the island, knows the real estate market & knows where to find the hidden gems! As your personal Buy• ers Agent, Belinda will help you find the best property, buy it at the right price and make all the closing decisions easy ones. You will be glad you made the decision to work with Belinda • a qualified, knowl• edgeable, & experienced Buyers Agent! Call the office at 912-638-1965 or 1· 866-638-1965, Belinda at 912-996-5820, email Belinda@BelindaThomas.com, check our website at SpiritOfStSi• mons.com. Look for us on Facebook. Emmons Realty is here to help you achieve the dream of owning a self•sus• taining beach house/condo. With our tremendous wealth of financial data col• lected over our decades of experience, we estimate rental incomes with incomparable accuracy. 2/3 bedroom properties near the Village or Beach gross an average annual $20·$50k, whie properties sleeping ten or more see upwards of $80k - many even more than $100k. You deserve agents solely focused on the sale and management of your investment properties; professionals with a dear and certain roadmap to success in your endeavors. From necessary inventory to exceeding guest expedations, we'll share with you all the essential elements of a Dream of Owning a successful St. Simons Island business? The owner of one of the Island's most beloved businesses is retiring and offering a rare opportunity to the right person. Call Sheila today for the details! fruitful, income-producing property. Emmons will happily notify you the instant a new property hits the market, ensuring you never miss an opportunity. We see the neighborhoods proven to be profitable and those to avoid - let us spare you the heart• break, frustration, and cosUy mistakes. Working With Emmons Realty means stress-free, superior service at competitive commission rates. After thorough inspec-tions of every room, we welcome your guests with the assurance of our agents' 24-hour availability to answer any needs that might arise - lock-outs, forgotten gate codes, etc. From your guests' experience to yours as an owner, the service we pro• vide will keep your visitors coming back year after year - we're invested in vaca• tions. See what your vacation home could eam. 912-230-5136. emmonsrealty.com Tully Moye, Real Escapes Properties As a 36 year resident of St. Simons and a dedicated real estate professional, I ask for the opportunity to eam your business and exceed your expectations. I will listen, offer options and work tirelessly to help you find the home that is right for you. If becoming a full-time Islander is further away. we also have excellent manage-ment and vacation rental programs. Let's get busy looking for your St. Simons Island home! Call 877·zz3·u44 www.Rea.lE8cape8ProjHt'fie8.com 208 Redfern Village• 443-783-1050 ---------68 I HighTideStSimons.com

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An exciting travel destination that combines old world elegance, modern luxury and exceptional views with wonderful dining experiences. Only at the Ocean Lodge Resort and Residence Club, overlooking the beautiful Atlantic Ocean Stay at The Ocean Lodge. Each of our 15 spacious wel appointed guest rooms are designed to retied lhe romance and mystique of European villas whle offering the convenience and comfort of today. From studios, to one and tv.o bedroom suites with fuly equipped kitctiens, breakfast bar and living room area, you wit find just what you need for your petfect St Simons Island Slay• short or tong term. 14,000 square feet of common area provides inviting enchanti-ng spots outside your room and there is nothing to compare to the views from your own terrace and the spedaeular ocean vilffl from lhe Rooftop terrace and kllr1ge. Dine at The Rooftop Restaurarrt and Lounge. Perched on lhe 5th floor, atop the Ocean Lodge, you wit find one of St Simons Islands most acdaimed restaurants. It is Island dining at its bes~ with stunning ocean views! Chef Matt Schleis is poised to breathe new l[e into lhe local dining scene with his unique blend of traditional Soulhern cooking and contemporary innovation. Chef Schleis's attention to detal and commitment to cµility are evident in his choice of locatly-souroed ingredients and his inventive approach in the kitchen. The result is a menu that promises an exciting array of flavors, textures, and aromas, desil,1ed to delight and surprise diners. Experience The Residence Club; Ocean Lodge Resort has joined with the best par1ners in lhe industry to bring you the latest innovations in travel! We provide options which allow our guests to return back home to St Simon's Island or travel around lhe wOf1d with our exclusive Residence Club. Call our Ambassacloc to hear how you can experience a special discounted getaway at lhe Resort and hear aD of your exciting vacation options ... Ocean Lodge Resort ... making lhe dreams a reality ... Csll 912-480-0558 935 Beachview Drive St Simons Island, Georgia 912.291.4300 OceanlodgeResort.com

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St. Si11101tJ f1/a110 TreaJ«re H«1tli1tJ on St. Simons Island! A, you ride around St. Simon, island, look closely at our majestic oak trees. You may be surprised to $CC one of them looking back at you. What's that, you a.,k? Y <>, there an: tree Spirits The Tree Spirit, abo known a.s Wood Spirit, Tree Trol~ Wood Dryad and other names, is a vivid and powerful character and cnjo}'$ a long and noble history. From Greek mythology to fairy tale, to the stories of Native Americans, they arc common to folklore, in dilfcrcnt fonns, in almost every culture on Tree Spirils engraved into the trees of St. Simons lsland and whtlc some arc on private property, many are in forest and all things There are over 20 72 I HighTideStSimons.com public space, "'iai-ting to be diocovered. Many carvings arc a creation of ,voodv.·orter Keith Jenning$ who started the p~~ in the early 1980s. While some believe that the Tree Spirils of SL Simon, 1'1and immortalize the spirits of sa.ilol"$ lost at sea or sofdjcrs killed Jong ago in the lslancfs dense fore"', Keith says it isn't so. According to him, each a-«: has its O\Vll spirit waiting to be unleashed.. His work is to find and rdeasie. Here are a few of the beautiful faces to hunt, and here arc hints for hiding plaoe, Golden Isles Weloome Center ~29 Beachview Drive Mallery Park ba.,eball field on Parle Ave Mallery Park basketball oourt - Parle Ave On Mallery Street next to Murphy', Tavern in the Pier ViJJage On D<:mere Road at Sl,lane Drive In Redfern Village acroM from Gnat•s Ga,ooigne Bluif Park - along dirt road, beside the river. near picnic area At 330~ Frederica Road in front of Anderson Fine Art Gallery. ~

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Keep a photographic what the spirits tell you of their stories-. AU these ,vorb arc located on the bike path. It', about 9 SSl'Rochll A few )'(al"S ago Joy Elliou was online looking for fun ways to entertain her grandchildren when ,he found Lakeland Rocks. Lakeland Florida was encouraging people to paint rocb and hide them around town for othcl'5 to find and enjoy -- painting, hiding, findjng -- all fun activities. She posted on St. SimoruJ Live Update "wonder if we could do something like this here?" $Si Rod<, was up and running! Their Faccbook page, SSlrocl.$, now has over 3,000 membCI"$! Post your creations and your finds on fnstgram at #Mirocb. Further investigation of ho"' this movement began led to The Kindne,, Rock, Project c.reatcd by Megan Mul]>hy of Cape Cod. "Living near the ()(;(:an, t walk the beach wuly. Lo,;ng my parent> at a young age meant losing my advisers, my sounding board, and my role model,;. During diflicuh or stressful moments in my life, t found myself looking for "signs" on my ITl()ming walk, such "' a heart shaped rock or a piece of ,ea gias,. I perceived the,e ,rrui11 beach treasure, as .. signs" or as a di\.ine message and the random in~piration t needed to signjfy that thing, m,uld be OK. Maybe I wasn't the only miles round trip and a good way to /JCC St. Simons. Your route will lake you past great restaurants and fun shopping!! one looking for such signs!" says Megan. Thus The Kindne,,; Rocb Project was born and now has worldwide members. Back on St.. Simons SSlro<::ks is flourishing -and "''C want to encourage you to participate! It &OC$ like this: You paint - hide - hunt - post - rchidc - keep (your favorite,)- rod,: on!! With identification on the back - #ssirocks -you can spread the love of St. Simons Island around the island and across the land. AU you n«d to get started is rocks and paint, or Sharpie,. On the island check out Ace Hardware or Strother Lumber in the Village for rocks and scaler. St. Simons Drugs and Ace should hav1:; paint and pens ... and you're otf and running! #stsimonsguide I 73

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A short, ..:enic drive aero,,, the bridge brin8$ you tO downt0wn Brunswi(k. This is a small, welcoming community made up of creative business owners who otTer a unique blend of shop,, galleries and amazing rtStaurants, cafes and watering-holC$ that are the heart of this community. Some familiC$ are generations old, some new lO the community, all arc excited to be pan of the hist◊ry of yes,erday and the renaissance of today. Brunswick is laid out in a form.al grid similar to Savannah, with StreetS and $Quare:s still bearing their colonial names. Docked at the wharf, an array of shrimp boatS are ready to trawl the local wat.ers-evidenoc of the area's rich seafood industry. Wateh the shrimpers unload their catch at the docks along Bay Street, then sample the cateh of the day at one o the area's fine fet'talltantS. Downoown Brunswick is enjoying a rena.is.sanee, the ongoing renovation and res,oration of historic buildings and public 74 I HighTideStSimons.com squares. Newcastle Street is anchored on the south end by Old City Hall (circa 1888) with itS distinctive clock t0wn. At the north end is the his,oric Ritz Theater and the reeendy re.'tOred Kress Hotel and roofLOp res,aurant and bar. Built in 1889 as the Grand Opera House, the Ritt Theater is Brunswick's cultural cent.er, with quality exhibitS and performances by local, regional, national and international artists. In 2004, Signature Squares ofBrunswick was founded by a group of ooneerned citizens whose purpose was to rCStOre and preserve the parks and squares within the city. A stroll down Newcastle Street will intn:>duee you lO these hist◊ric greenspaees. Homes in Old Town~just south or downtown, reOect a varietyof Slylesdaring from 1819, including Qµeen Anne,Jaoobean, Eas~ake, Mansard, G0thic and Italianate archite,cure. The downtown distriet features a growing mix of antique $t.Ort$, specialty stores, art gallerit$, theaters and rest.aurants. Today, ~

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Indig V ADD A LITILE CARIBBEAN SPICE TO YOUR VACATION! Worth The Trip From Anywhere! indigo shanty is an edeelic, coastal vibe restaurant focused on serving food that pops with setVice that makes you smile. Since 201 Owe have been welcom-ing guests to dine with us in our intimate dining room or in the shade under our big oak tree. It is our highest priority that you leave happier than when you came in. historic downtown'$ SoGlo disu-ict (South of Glouce,;cer Street) i$ a known h0<$p0t in the Golden Isles for great food, music, theater and art. Among itS 19th century Viccorian building:,, visit0rs and resident$ enjoy a glance back in time in this "art~entric" urban IAndscape. The First Friday of every month the city $lays open late and throws a party! Take Located downtown in the beautiful port city of Brunswick. Open Mon 11 am-3pm, Tues-Fri 11 am-9:30pm, Sat 4pm-9:30pm. Closed on Sunday. 1402 Reynolds St at the corner of Monck St m historic downtown Brunswick. 912-265-2007 www.indigoshanty.com a su-oll through the historic downcown district, visit the gallerie,; and shop,, Stop by one or the downtown rC$tauranis for a bite and a $.lp and danoe the night away to one of the Golden hie.' talented bands plAying in the pocket parlo,. HiStoric downtown Brunswick oR'ers a different ,iew of the Golden Isle,;, one you will not want to mis.,. #stsimonsguide I 75

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Destination Jekyll Island's natural beauty has long drawn guests io it, shores. From the early setders io thejekyll lsland Club millionaires io the thousands of gucs.. who arrive today, this island is a retreat of history and wonder. With miles oCbeaeh, marsh, and maritime fo~, Jekyll Island is a haven of disoovery. Around every comer, a new adventure awaits. Beaches Jekyll Island's 10 miles of unspoiled beaehes are perfeet for sunbathing. swimming, exploring, leisurely walks and invigorating runs. B«auscjekyll lsland is a barrier island, the morion of the sea here is oons=~y shiCting the lands<,apc and depositing unique shells. Great Dunes Park is one of the m00t-popular beaehcs on the island. This 20-ao-e beachfront has several pio,ic pavilions, a deck for acrivirics, play areas for children, boccc ball and volleyball oouns, and public beach ac= with re:,lr()()ms and showers. Loeated adjacent to thejekjil Island Convention Center, there is ample parldng and qmck, ea,y a()OCSS io 0<her island amcnirics and lod&ing. Driftwood Beach, on the north end of the island, is consistently ,-oted one of America's "Ten Most Romantic Beaches" and has been featured by USA TODAY as one of the best $0Uthern beaches for a weekend escape. 76 I HighTideStSimons.com Glory Beach, ioward the island's south end, gives island gucs.. a cru.nce to walk where Hollywood celebrities onoc perCormed for the cameras. A shooting location for the 1989 Civil War 61m c1as.ic, "Glory," this boardwalk was specifically built for 6lming se-'tral of the movie's classic Civil War battle scenes. South Dunes, located along S. Beachview Drive, provides elcwtcd dunes. The park offers p.:nic tables and grills, open-air and sereened-in picnic pavilions, public rcsu-ooms, dog bag swions, an observation deck, and a frtShwater pond. St. Andrews is a short walk fromjel,,tl Point, the southern-mOSt point in the island. Rolling waves, pristine sand dunes, and leaping dolphins are common sight, at this oocanfront picnic area, wh.:h is also popular for birding and shelling. The pi01ic area also features a tw0-st0ry wildlife viewing platform and the hist0rical marker, the Wanderer Memorial Trail. Dining Come hungry for island cuisine at its bcSt! Jekyll Island offers a wide range of delicious dining options. From a savory Steak LO delicious shrimp su-aight from of our waters, there is something for everyone, and it very well could be under the same roof. Whether

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you're planning a romantic dinner for two, or a ca,,-ual dinner for eight, Jekyll ls!And' s rC$taurantS otTer many wonderful, dining experiences. Activities & Attractions The Georgia Sea Turtle Center is an education and rehabilitation facility oiTering the public a chance tO learn about sea turtles and see rehabilitation in action with a hOSt of interactive exhibitS and experiences. Y car-round indoor and outdoor programs are also available for guCStS of all ages. 214StableRoad 912-635-4444 www.jekylllsland.com/gstc The Jekyll Island Golf Club olfers guesu 63 holes of golf aero., four varying courses. The Club also features a full-pra<ricc facility, PGA profeosional ;,alf, and U.S. Kids cenified instru(t()rs. Full club fitting capabilities are also available. 322 Captain Wytly Road 912~ 23$3. www.Jekylllsland.com/golf Mosiac, Jekyll Island Museum serves as a gateway t0 the Gilded Age with daily programs, interpretative exhibit$, and tours that showcase Jekyll Island's history, heritage, and natural beauty. Gui$ and souvenirs are available in the museum srore. 100 Stable Road 912-63,-4-036 www.Jekyllls/and.com/museum Summer Waves, a family-friendly water park, features six water ;!ides, a 500,000 gallon wave pool, a half-mile lazy river, a shaded kiddie pool, and a splash zone with spray features and a giant downpour bucket Open May - September, but please ,,isit website for specific hours. 210 $. Riverview Drive. 912~35-2074 www.summerwaves.com Shopping In addition t0 a wonderful beach vacation, you can experience a delightful shopping escape in a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Browse unique gift, or hand-made artisasn collection at Pier Road Shops in the Historic District From linen ;undresses to sunglasses tO gourmet groceries, the shops at Beach Vilbgc have everything you need. Children's Apparel Cutie Patooties The shop mothers and grancl-moth~ have loved for over 10 }1::a.t"S on St. Simon$ has opened an exciting llC'h' shop in the Bead, Village onJel-yll Island. Thcjckyll l,land Cutie Patootie,; fcatun:s ,izco infant to 14-fur girls and infant to size IO for boys. Locally ov.·ned and curated, Gaye Brannon has created a fashion par-adise for ooour }'QUn&Q" visitors. Herc you will find Beaufort Bonnett Co., Ki"')' Ki,sy, Anavina, Little English, Proper Peony and many more of your fuvoritcs. [..Q\,: this shop? Visit the St. Simon$ Location for new and different fashion$! 10 Main Stree~ Jelry/1 Island, Ga. 912-434-9372. www.cutiepatootiesga.com #stsimonsguide I 77

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Little St. Simons Island 78 I HighTideStSimons.com ACCC$3iblc only by boat from Hampton River Marina on St. Simons lsland•s nonh end, Little St. Simons bland is a privately owned, I 0,000-acre barrier island reson.. Known for its privacy, The Lodge on Little St. Simons Island features six charming oonagcs. several of which date back to the early J 9(M)s. that can host a total of 32 guests at one time. An ideal destination for family reunions and small gatherings, Litdc St. Simons bland offers guest activities ranging from guided nature walk, through the ancient maritime forest Qcd by a staff naturalist) to canoeing, kayakmg, fishmg, ,hcll oollcctmg, bicycling and birding. Guests may also choose to pass the day relaxing on the porch or enjoying the tranquility of the island's seven-mil½ undeveloped beach. Litdc St. Simons Island also P'"''d<s day trips which include: round-trip private vessel transportation, a guided island tour led by an cxpericnQ!d naturalist, a heany lunch of low oountry specialties and an afternoon on seven miles of privat< beacl,. Day trips depart from Hampton River Marina -r)On.h end of St. Simons Island -at 10:30am and return by 4:30pm and require advanoc reservations. For information and rates on day trips or all-inclusive overnight sta)• call 912-638-7472 o, 888-733-5774, or visit www.Littl.eSSJ.com.

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Sea Wand is an cxcq:,cional re,on destination "JlllC"ting to thooe who appreciate cxtraonfinary ,en,~ and gracious hoopitatity. Feawring four Forbe, fo~-S<ar expericnoc,: Th< Clc,i,;cr at Sea !~and, The Lodg,: al Sea Wand GolfOub, The Spa at Sea !,land, and the Georgian Room re,t:aUrant, as well as extensive array of nature adventures arKI stimulating recreational e,q,c:ricncx,, Sea Island entice, famil;,,,, ou1doo, buffs, acth,;ty cnthusiam: and th09C who just want to n:frc,h and renew a1 thc Spa at Sea Island. Loc;,,1cd on thc ,outheastcm ooast of ~a, Sea ,in ---u HHII I I.--,~.-. Sea Island L,land ;, an outdoor pla)land featuring: the Sea Wand Beach Oub, T cnn;, and Squash Club, Y aoh1 Club, Shoocing Sehool, and Catnp Clc,i,;cr. Sea !,land ;, steeped m golf ttadirion and is home to thn:<: champ;.,.,,Jup golf COO"", ;ncluding Scas<ic, site of the PGA Tour', RSM Clas,ic;, as .... -c11 as the nation•s ftncst Golf PCJ.fonnance Center. Renowned li,r rts gracious hoop;1afity, Sea Island has been creating i•e-long trodmons for di,cxmmg travelers since 1928. A TCQ:nt transfonnation of che rcson has served to many its storied history with unparalleled 21st cxnnuy amenities. Experience Sea Island at www.seaislan.d.com. #stsimonsguide I 79

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Cumberland Island & The Okefenokee Cumberland Island National Seashore Aaahhhh. Relax. Really, really relax. Board the Cumbettand Queen for a short ferry ride across the bay to Georgia's own seduded paradise! The pristine white beaches and windswept dunes of this unspoiled National Seashore are home to wild horses, turkeys, alligators, annadillos, deer, and a tremendous variety of coastal birds as well as sea grasses, majestic live oak and palmetto forests. Hop on your rented bike, lour the 1898 Georgian Revival Plum Orchard mansion or visit the dramatic ruins of the once magnificent camegie Estate "Dungeness•. Voted "Best Wilderness Beach" by lhe Travel Channel and ranked #4 in Trip Advisofs "Top 10 Beaches in the U.S." Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Get wild! Kingsland is one of the gateways lo the huge, 430,000 acre Okefenokee National WildlWe Refuge, lhe "land of the Trembling Earth; home to hundreds of species of birds and wildlife. Check out the welcome center, observation tower, and restored swamp homestead. Rent bikes, picnic, fish, canoe, or take a guided boat lour.For more information on any of these attractions, visit lhe Kingsland Welcome Center at 1-95 Exit 3 or call 1-800-433-0225. www.Vi.sitKi:ngslaml.com 80 I HighTideStSimons.com -c Waycross, Ga & The Okefenokee SWamp Park FUN! FUN! FUN! Visit a natural wonder that's known wortd-wide, the Okefenokee Swamp Parkl Enjoy art and history at Okefenokee Heritage Center, Southern Forest Wortd, and Obediah's Okefenok - a mid-1800's homestead featuring special events with living history demonstrations. Enjoy boating, skiing, golf and nature trals at Laura S. Walker State Park, a coastal birding site. Waycross is an easy hou' drive from St. Simons. For more information contact the Waycross Tourism Bureau, 315-A Plant Avenue, Waycross, Ga. 31501. 912-283-3744. www.sweunpgeo,g·ia.com.

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Darien & Sapelo Island Settled in 1736, by Scottish Highlanders under James Oglelhorpe, Darien is the ~nd oldest plamed dty in Georgia after Savannah. Darien was a prosperous lumber trading centet in the earty and mid-18th cenh.ry, also exporting rice, cotton, a~ indigo around the wood. Take a tour starting at the rivetfront boardwalk, past the ~bby ru,ns, and through Vernon Square, originally laid out in 1806. Darien isa peaceful ride up Hwy 17, abo~t 30 minutes from St. Simons Island. Stop by the Darien Welcome Center, located off Ex,t 49 on I· 95, call them at 912-437-6684 or www.visitdarien.com Fort King George State Historic Site. From 1721 to 1736, Fort King George was the southetn outpost of the British Empire in North America. Using old records and drawings, this 18th century frontier fortification on the Altamaha River has been reoonstructed for public IOll'S. Struch.reS include a blockhouse, officers' quarters, barracl<s, a guardhouse, moat and palisades. Localed in Darien, the route is well-marked. Hours are Tues-Sun 9-5. 912-437-4770 Holwyl·Broadfield Plantation This once-thriving rice plantation on the Altamaha River between Darien and Brunswick provides a fascinating glimpse into the lives and culture of the Georgia rice coast from 1800 to 1915. Voew a hisbicworking plantation, ~ete with original furnishings and sunrounded by freshwater marshes and dikes that supported five generations. Off Hwy 17 North. Thll'S-Sat 9-5. 912·264-7333. Sapelo Island is Georgia's fourth largest banier island. Sapelo's 16,000 acres are managed by the Oej)artment of Natural Resouroes which oversees the habitat of pine and hardwood forest, salt m~h. and more than two mies of wide, sandy beach. Over half of Sapelo's upland acres are designated the R.J. Reynolds Wildlife Managecnent Area, named for the Island's last private owner. DNR guided tOll'S also focus on evidence of Sapelo's eartier inhabitants including tabby ruins of a sugar plantation , the R.J. Reynolds mansion and the Gullah community of Hog Hammock. Advance reservations for the 30 minute feny ride to Sapelo Island and the tour are reqLired and can be made by calling 1·912· 437-3224. Tours are available Wedroesdays for the Reynolds Mansion and Saturdays for the Lighthouse. The extended tour is held the last Tuesday of each month. Tours are also available by some of the Sapelo descendants. McIntosh County Chamber of Commerce: 912-437-6684. #hightidestsimons I 81

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82 I HighTideStSimons.com Brunch at Wolf Island Oyster Co. Every Saturday & Sunday Wocl<cnds a« exua ~ol at Wolrbland Oj""r Co. Come by and cnjoy th¢ amazing Brunc:h menu while Q\'(.n:X)king our beautiful Marshe, of Glyn" The lood ;, dd~;ous, lhe drini<, creative and the atmosphere fun! 260 Redfern Vi.11age, SL $;mom Island 912,9->;-7$31 wtt1W.wo(fisla:.ndo,)!8tttrco.com Live Music at Golden Isles Oive Oil Every Saturday & Sunday, on the Patio Ch«t out wcb$itc for <::ntcraincrs and acktitional information. Gol<l:n Isle, Oln~ OH at 1he Marl":t Plaee. 1609 Froci<rica Rd Sa;nt Sunom T~and (9 I 2) 602-9736 www.gol.dtmisle$Oliveoil.com Live Music at Wolf Island Oyster Co. Every Sunday, 5:30-8:30 The best musicians in chc Colden hies and beyond arc p)aying at Wolfl~an Oj"Ster Co. eve,y Sunday. Rdax on the deek, O\'Cliooling the marsh with a oool bcv(:rage and hot $0Unck1 260 Rodl'em Viliag<, SL Simons Island. 912-9;.;,7$31 www.wolfisla:.ndoysterco.com Sunday Brunch at Golden Isles Oive Oil Every Sunday, 11 am.Spm Chef Ben is rolling out his new Sunday brunch menu and you arc in for a rrcat Come on in and enjoy while you listen co the some of the idand' s S\\'(:(CC3t ,oundi.. A pcrfC<'t kind of Sunday. #9.mdayfunday #1,nmch #ln~mu,;c #chepeni:<q,lace1<>be #goldcnisboli-.'COil #rtS1t1ura1lt #fufibar #sain,tsimonsisland Gol<l:n We, Oln~ OH at 1he ~farl<¢t Place. 1609 Froci<rica Rd Sa;nt Sunom l~and (9 t 2) 602 -9736 www.gol.denislesoliveoil.com Monday Night Trivia at Sago Every Monday, First Round starts at 6:30pm Gather your mend, and join us every Monday night for a fun "'~n;ng o(nma wilh Pate HaU. Pri>e• 850 G,r fom Pia()(:• $2.> ~r Seeond Plaoe •$I; lo< Mo,< Q-ea1n>e Team Name . $1; North Windward Dr., St. Simons hla,ld. 912-43¼34-0 www.$eapabn$.COm ~

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hffi Tasting Tuesday at Golden Isles Oive Oil Every Tuesday, ~Spm Drop by, 9Cule in with a nice glass of wine and c,joy the (ulinary delights ol'thc evening. Always different. never boring1 Golden "1cs OliV< Oil at the Mrui<ct l'la(c. 1609 Fr«Jcrica Rd Soi,_ Simons 1,Jand. (912) 602-9736 www.&oldenillesoliveoil.com Open Mic Night in Wine Alley Every Wednosday, 7pm \\'one Alley at \\'one, Body & Soul hOII> Open Mic Night. All mU3idans/singcrs welcome! Sigt\.ups scan at 6pm, music from 7-!0pns 208 Redfern Village, in the alley be,ide Wine, Body & Soul. 912-638-4400. Music Trivia Bingo at Golden Isles Olive Oil Wednesday Nights, 5-8pm W¢«1esda)'$ arc for wings and Mus~ Bfl_go at Golden lsks Oln~ Oil Chedcout Cherllen', New Happy Hour Mcnu .... Thc fun scarts at 5 until 8 pm. Golden Istcs Otive O~ at the Maro:, Plaoe. 1609 fr<deriea Rd Saint Simons bland (912)602-9736 8()lden.iNl1tsoliveoil.com Afternoon Tea at Sago First Thursday of Every Month, 2:30-4:30pm It's tea time!Joi.n U$ chc first Thursday of each month for Aficmoon Tea. Our I\CW event is a culinary delight and irducb a wide varictyol'~ialty ccas, 9eoncs, tea sandwiches, nueatQnS, and pent ro.,,.._ S29 per person• S39 with eoeklail Sago at Sea Palms, 515 Norch Windward Dr .. St. Simons bland. 912-434-534-0 wu:rw.seapalms.com Ladies Night with Pink Cocktails at Golden Isles Olive Oil Thursday Nights, 5-9pm Fsijoy ln-c music: and a &ee gL'l$S of Prosecco if you wear PINK! Golden Isles OliV< Oil at the Mrui<ct Pia«. 1609 Fr«ieriea Rd $runt Simons Island. (9 I 2) 602-9736 www.golden-illesoUveoil.com #stsimonsguide I 83

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CahrJar of EvmtJ 84 I HighTideStSimons.com First Fridays in Downtown Brunswick Aprll 4, May 2, June 6 Visit the shq>t galleries and rtStaurants of Historic Oc,,,,,uown Brunswic:k; art openings. live music. food and be,,'¢ragt; pairing, sample$. Downtown Brunswick. Main Street Brunswkk/DDA. 912-265-4032. www.l,,run$Wickgeo,-_fia.net. Brunswick Harbor Market Every 1s~ 3rd, Slh Saturday, 8am-2pm 'The Brunswick Harbor Market is an open-air marh:t with a variety offood, craft, and sp<Qaky •~•"""'- Ma,y Ro,s Wa,crliont Part:, Bay Scr«t at Glou«stcr, Downtown Brunswid:. www.diHcoverl;,run$Wick.com Wrap & Sip: Wire Jewelry Aprll 2, 6pm Lisa K¢ntwiD show you how to shape and hammer wire and add beads to make your c,,,,'Jl earrings or pcndanl U$C of tools and materials i,liCb;led No experience ne«$Sat)', Ad.llt scudcnq may bring wine.840 CVA Member, 846 Non-Member. C~lf\O Visual A"" 106 bland DriV<, SL Simons bland. 912-63$-8770 www.gbmnviS1lalart8,0,:f A Night of 1000 Elvis' Aprll 3-6 Ong;nally know a, che ''Co,rgia EMs Fe,tival," the fe,uval ~;o feature four Las V~ heaclinc dlc,,,,is, a street party and an F.M$ tribute artist contC$l (a preliminary to chc Images of the King World Champion~~ in Memphis). Historic Ritz ThcaU<, 1530 Ncwca,tlc Sc., llru,,..,;c,k, GA. 912-262-6934. For cic:kc:u visit www. tribu.uje1tival.rock.,. or www.&oldenisleart,.org Art Workshop: Portraits & Still Life in one workshop with Grace OeVito Aprll 4-6, 9am-4pm F'OCU$ wil be given to technique, paint application and oontp06ition. lncividuaJ insnuc:tion will be given throughout th¢ worl<shop and ,.;u be trulortd ., what chc painters n<:«I whether beginner, intermediate. or ad\~ 8550 tuition. Anderson f"mc Art Gallery, 3309 Frederica Rd, Sc. Sunons Island. 912• ~ 14 www.AnderNonFinttArtGalltt,:,,.com

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JAWS 30th Annual Art in the Park Fine Art Festival Aprll 5 • 6, 10..m-Spm <h-cr60 juried~ and skiDcd artisans &om around the rtgion wiU display an impressive and ccloctie: ooll0Ction of handmade art\\Ork. Post¢ll Park in che Pkr Village, 532 Beacl»icw Drive, St. Simons bland. 912-0$8-8770 www.g{p-nNvitttttJlart1.or,1 Cinema Gounnet: Jaws Aprtl 10,, 'Nherl a kiDcr shark unb$hcs ehaos on a bca(h oommunity o6' Cape Cod. it's up to a local sheriff. a marine biologist. and an old seafarer to hunt the beast down. Onema Gourmet rickets arc $20/pcrson and include food, calt and K"rc:ening, $7 finn and talk only. Ho1<>ric Ritt Thcau<, 1530 N.-.-lc St., Brunswick, CA. 912.262-6934. www.gol.d1mislearl.s.cwg Golden Isles Live: Good Shot Judy Aprll 11, 7:30pm Croondcd in chc .,.;nging cadence orchc Big Band F.ra, Good Shot Judy;, fueled by chc Colden Age ol 1930,Jazz mu,ic. Their show fcatu.res smooth scandard, tike: -Vou Mate Mc Feel So Young," "fly Mc To The Moon," and mo,-c:! ll'clky Chuod> at Frederica, 6520 Frederica Road, St. Simons Island. 912-633-4111. Adults S40,Child820. www.gol.denislearts.org Paint & Sip with Laura Dunn April 11, 5:30-7:30pm Scuclcnci learn to mix~ oompo8C an imagt; and paint with Joo,c, ~~ $UOl<cs to create paintings ol ab<n'a<t loliagc. Use oltools and matcriah included. No c,q,cricncc nccc,sary. Adultstudcm, may bring winc.$50 Glynn Voual AIU, I 06 Island Dm~, St. Simons Island 9 I 2-638-8770 WWW,,flynnui$1talart$,Org Fourth Annual 551 Pickle Paddle Battle Aprll 12-13. 8-0glns Sam This popular tournament has sold out wcdcs Ul advan,cc for the past tv.-o yea~• mi.~ your chance to oompc1c. or watch. $60 per person to rcgisccr I<> play. MaDcry Paoic, 60 I Ma!lc,y Street ball lickls, SL Simons Island. i.nfdji..sou.th~ntpickl~ball.com #stsimonsguide I 85

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CafelcOtlr of EvmtJ ~rn ~~1VII!AG[ Colored Pencil Art April 12, 10am-2:30pm Joanna Hill will teach you how co layer with pc:nc::ils and blend them using vario\.1$ tc(:hniq_ucs for a vibrant, oolorful worll; of arc. No cxpc:ric1ll:X: llCOC$W)'• SI 10 CVA Member, $125 Non,, Member S J;hmch. Glynn V"oual Aru, 106 Island™-~. SL Simons bland 912..638-8770 www.AI.Ykn.visualarls.org Crafts in the Village Aprll 12•13, May 10-11, June 14-15, Opens 10am Shop~ to 70 arcisu and crafters at ca(h C\'Cllt. Bl'Q\'o'SC ooascal an, dc<O<-,jcwclry, pottery, furniture, photography, lunging chai,.. 'l)C<iall)' food, ,1a,,.,.,.., candle,, ,oapo, glas, an, biod house,, wearable,, AND MORE. Po,tell Parle in che Pier Village, $22 Beach,iew Om~, St. Simons l~and. 4-04-9;:;. 8488 www.craftsinthevilla8~·com Armchair Travel: A Photographer's View of Yemen, Ecuador & Guatemala April 17, 10:30-11:lOam Join Ouis Siad:, Pre,ident of the Cca$Ull Phocographers Guild, for an" Armchair Travel'' cxpcricn~ shov."¢a5ing captivating oomers of chc world rarely $C.(n by tourists. Members tree. non• membenSIO.Presenled by SL Simons li...-.ry Guild. SL Simons Casino. .)50 Beachview Dm-c, Sc. Simons. www.litguildssi.o,-8 Annual Easter Brunch Buffet April 20, 9am-12pm Cather with family and friend, in our beautiful. eoasta1 setting, v.ilcre the auno~hcrc is wann and inviting, and che views of che beach "'°'~ the pen«< boekdrop IO )'<>Urcdcbration. It\ more than just a mcaHt\ a cha1l« IO crc:ate lasting memories Ul an unforgc:uab)c ,euin_g. Ki.n_g & Pri,l« Beach and Golf Rcson, 201 Amold Road, St. Simons l~and www.kiNgandpri,we.com Author Talk: Emily Carpenter April 21, 10:30-11:lOam TJe,oclting author 11mily Ca,penie";,"' co <i,cu,, Co<hietoWn, hcr(hiDing n(W Southern suspcn9e OO\o"(L F.mi)y is the (riti(ally acdaimcd Am3200 bestding author of suspense novels. >.i((nlbcr$ frc:e, 1lQ1►m(1n.bcl'$ StO.Presient(d by SL Simons Literary Guild. St. Simons Casino, 550 Beachvi(W Drive, St. Simons. www.litguil.dssi.org 86 I HighTideStSimons.com

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KEEl'ER LOSrART • lMli c- . .._ ~ Art Workshop: Plein Air with Laurel Daniel April 24-25, 9arn-4pm F.njoy the tradition of 'en Plein air' in the beautiful Low CounlJ)' of che Colden Isles. Painting experience is r«Olllmcnded. $525 tuition.Ander><,n Fine Art Gallery, 3309 Frodcrica Rd, St. Simons Island. 912-034-8414 www.An.d4rsonFineArtGaUny.co-m Opening Reception for Rani Garner and Loren Dibenedetto - Light and Shadow April 25 • 6, 5-7pm "Light&; Shadow'' bring, together che luminQu, ,.-o,t, o(Rani Gamer and l..orcn Di Benedetto in a eompeling exploration of oonrrast and depth. Exhibition will be on view 1iQni April 2.5-May 27. All paintillg$ wil be for sales and om be ,>iewcd online. 1 Ander>on Pone An Callery, 3309 Frodcrica Rd, St. Simons l~and. 912-034-8414 www.A1tdersonFineArtGallny.com The Music of John Denver starring Jim Curry April 27, 3pm, National touring performer Jim Cuny will ha\'C you dapping your hands and singing along co hit after hiL $2.) Adults, $20 Senior., S5 Scudcn1$. lfo•orie RitzTheau-e, 153() Newe""le St., BntnS\'o,jek, CA. 912-262.-Gm. www.golden-islearls.or.f It's a Kitten Shower April 27, 3-Spm Bring in a physical or monetary donation and eucklle $Om¢ adorable kiucn,. In 2()24, No Km Glynn County he\)ed °'"" 000 kittens find homes. No oomrnittmellt neoeswy co snuggte "',jth chc$c furbal)ics __ but who knows, you might just fall in lo,'C! At PetSmart in llnmswiek, 150 Glynn Isle, Bn,,-www. nok iU,glynnco,01.ty. org Author Talk: Laura Morelli April 29, 10:30-11:30am Join author I.aura Morelli as !he um'Ci~ Th¢ Keeper of Loo, Art, a WWD cale oflove, art, and survival in a TU»can villa. ~{em.bcrs free, non••members SI O.Presented by SL Simons Literary Guild. St. Simons Casino, 550 lleacm;.w Drive, St. Simons. www.litgu.ilda.ti.org #hightideguide I 87

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88 I HighTideStSimons.com Stargazing Low Country Boil 2025 May 1, 6-9pm Usher in the wanner weather with a night under the stars! Village Croek Uncling n'lil(S the ~t 9etting for 9:>eiali:zing under che scany ~ enjoying ln-c music and, of oour,c, ic:onic >0<11hem iJu<_.aD lorth<g,wcau,eofSTARofCQO,tal Georgia.. Viliag< Crock Land;ng, 526 South Haning«>n Rd, St. Simons l,land. 912-26;-062(). www.~tm-o/coastal,Jfi>rgia.or.1 Literary Guild Spring Book Sale Supporting St. Simons Island Library May 1-4 May I • 3--Gpm member J)f'CYiew, May 2 • 9am-4pm, May 3 • 9am-4pm 810 Bog Sale begins at I:~ May 4 I 2pm-3pm HatfPric<: Day There will be an enormous scloccion of 6ccio1\, non-6ction, ~ and more!. St. Simons Casino Atrium, 530 Beadwicw Drive,St. Simom. www.litguildssi.o,,g The Island Players Presents: The Addams Family May 2, 3, 4,910, 11, 16, 17, 18 The dark, °""'abre, Addams Fam;Jy daughter, Wedne,day, ~ now an eighteen-year-old. young woman who is ready ror a life of her own. The CMino Tbcatrc, 550 Bcaclwicw Dr .• St Simons ls!and. 912--638-0338. Tid:cts and information are available at www.tlt1tislandplayn-s.com Beethoven: The 32 Piano Sonatas with Francisco Silva, Program 5 May 3, 3:30pm Monned By Pianist frand$C'O Sitva For His Third Pre,e"tation OfThis Mammoch Undertmng And The S«ond TI:mc Of His Own Record-Breaking Pcrfomlancc In The State Of Georgfa. SoClo Calle,y, 1413 Newea,tle Sc, H;.toric DowntoWn Bnum-ick. 912-230-1042 S,,GtoGallery.com Cinco de Mayo Party at ECHO Mays The 1~-cly auno,pllcr< at ECHO ..ill h"',: you dancing to upbeat tunes, cnjoyu,g great oompany, and u>rulging ITT the bc,t ftaVOI'$ of th¢ $C'3$01\. 'The Ki.ng and Prinoc B¢ach & Coif Resort, 2() I Amold Road, St. $;mons Island. www.ltingandpri1tt:1t.com

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Georgia Coastal Artists Exhibit May 5-23, 9am-5pm Founded in 1003, C«irgia Coascal Artists Guild is compris,ed of O\'CI' 35 local and regional artists inducing fine oi1, "'-.ucroolor and ~ryt~ painters. and print makers who d~y a myriad of wo.t in n)Q(ifs &om craditional to eon,cmporary. Hist~ Ritt Thcau-e, 1;30 Neweasde St., B""""idc, GA. 912-262-0934. www.gol.denisleart.,.org Author Talk: Maggie Redmon May 15, 10:30-11:JOam Four-rime f aufkncr• Wi$00m finalist Maggie sharcs Trial$ of a Dead Lawyer's ll'ofc-a gwng we orlow,jusoee, and crud>. Members &c,e, 1lQ1►mcmbcrs S 1 0..Prese1lted by SL Simons Ll,erary Guild. St. Simon, Casino, 550 lleach,;ew Dm'C, St. Simons. wwu:ditguil.dssi.org Little Light Music - The Tams May 17-18, 7-10pm Bring )'Our f.un;Jy, liiends, a pienie "WC", and lawn ehairs ror this spcc;ial oommunity cmdition! Tickets arc 820 for aduhs; children fr«- T'ickc:u available onlinc or in advanoe at che MU$CUOt Store: at the Llghthous,e. On the U.wn at the Llgluhou,e, 610 lleachview Drive, St. Simon, T,land. 912-034-7009 www. couta18eorgi.altisto,y.o,,g Golden Isles Air Show May 17-18 The v.-o,ti,renowned U.S. Navy Blue Angel$ wiU be eoming to Bru,~k! 'The ICtUn wiD hcaclinc an alkcar lineup of perfonncrs. Ttekctt available onine. Brunswkk Golden hies A;,pon, 295 A,iation PJ.wy, Bnum-iek, G<Ofiia. wzt1W.gol.denisleairshow.com Author Talk: Marie Bostwick May 19, 10:30-11:30am lleo,dling aulhor Marie shares The lloolc Oub r.,.-Trool)ic$ornc Women-a talc of $CCl'CU, (ocktails, and a reexamined American dream. Members free, non-member$ s IO. Pre,cnlOd by St. Simons Lltcraty Gu;ld. St. s;mons Ga.,ino, 550 lka(:hview Drh.rt, SL Simons.www.litguild4si.org #wherelocalsplay I 89

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Calmoar of EveutJ ~0~5 summer ~amps Georgia Artists with Disabilities Touring Exhibit June 3-27 This annual touring exhibit features chc wort or artists from aD O\'CI' the state in a variety of modia, incbing painting, pho<ography, clay poue,y, mo<aic, iextilc,, and other fine art media. H;.toric Ritt Thcai.., 1530 Nc,-,;astlc St, Bnmsw;ct:, CA. 912-262-6934. www.gol.d1tn.is/earl$,(.n'$ Music and Memories June 8, 5-8pm This bcm;fit for Memory Matt¢rs Glynn is one of the prcmi¢r Cl.'C:nts in chc Coilhl lsk;s. Thi$ fun 611¢<1 C\i'¢1\t fcatu:l'(:$ muhiplc entertainers, a silent auction, a live auction and great food and drink. For tictc-ts and information on Mcmoiy M.ancrs call or ,i$it the online: site. A. W.Jonc3 Hcriiagc Center at the lighlhousc, St. Simon, 912-264-0777 www. me-rnorynta tti!rS. com Children's Summer Art Camp at Glynn Visual Arts Juno 9-18, 10am-1pm Join us at Ctynn Visual Arc$ fora ~adl of Summer Art Camp$! From po«c,y to phocography, we ha,~ a ,ooe rang< cf activities for campers of al ages! $175 CVA Member, 819-> Non-Mcmber. Ctynn VtSUal Arts, 106 lsla.nd Drive, SL Simon., Wand 912-638.$770 www.glynnvisualarts.org Golden Isles Penguin Project Presents The SpongeBob Musical, Youth Edition June 12-15, 7-10pm The Penguin ProjC<'t ® wa., oonccivcd to gi,.-c young people with $pC(ial nc(ds an opportunity to participate in the pcrii,nning arts. S~ Adult$, 820 ,cniors, S5 Students. Hi>tOric RittThcalr<, 1530Nc..,;astlcSt., Snm,w;cl:,CA.912-262-6934. www.goldenisleart,.org Visit us online at HighTideStSimons.com s;ai Like us at Facebook and lnstagram/HighTideStSimons ~ •• For up-to-the-minute Island happenings! ~ 90 I HighTideStSimons.com h • t ~

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Little Light Music - Squirt Gun May 17-18, 7-10pm Bring your family, fricndi, a picn~ supper, and lawn chairs for lh~ SJ)«"'l community tradition! lick<~ arc $2() for adulo; chiklrcn free. Tickets available ontine or in advance at the Mus,eum Store at the Ugtuho\1$C. On the Lawn at che Llghthou,e, 610 Bcachv;ew Dm,e, St. $;mons !~and 912-614-7099www.coastalge~ahilto,y.org Author Talk: Rebecca Brenner Graham Juno 20, 10:30-11:JOam A ncvcr-belore-«>ld story of a woman who saved Jewish rcfugcu during the Nazi regime. Members &oe. non-members SIO.Pre,entcd by SL Simon, Literary Guild. SL Simons Casino, ->50 Beachview Drive, Sc. Simons. www.litguildssi.(»'8 Author Talk: Marie Bostwick Juno 24, 10:30-11:JOam An iD.fatocl road ~ lffi.lrrccts a mamed oouplc' s darkest $CCl'cts i.n this new thriller &om che USA Today best,clling author o(llest Day. Members Ii«, non-members SIO.Pre,entcd by SL $;mons Literary Guild St. $;mons c:a,;no, 55-0 Bcacll,icw Drive, St. Simons. wtt1W.li.t8f,ildssi.org The Weather Picture TI1e Golden fale-s seasonal "-eatl1er picture couldn't be brighter, ""ith shot1 mild '"-intt·rs, brillianf springs and fall:-., and mod-erate s1UlUller temperatures cooled by offshore breezes. ~ #wherelocalsplay I 91

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St. Si11tOlt! I 1/«110 M«fl f 1toex Points of Interest Apparel B Porch + Patio E AW Jones Heritage C Cutie Patootie E Simons Fine Gifts Ctr C Gentlemen & Ladies E SouthEast Adventure E Avenue of Oaks Outfitters C St. Simons Drug Co F Bloody Marsh C Island Pearl C TAOSSI A Christ Church, C Lilly B Tween E Waterfront Gifts Frederica C Maggie's C Wine, Body & Soul A Ft. Frederica E SouthEast Adventure D Gascoigne Bluff C Southern Tide Things To Do F Maritime Center D Coast 2 Coast D Moore Methodist Entertainment Mid Island Museum C The Alley at E Coast 2 Coast E Neptune Park Wine, Body & Soul Pier Village E SI. Simons C Monkeywrench Bikes Lighthouse and Jewelry E The Island Players Museum C Chadwick's Jewelers E SouthEast Adventure E Visitor Center E Golden Isles Bracelet Real Estate Restaurants C Joseph Jewelers F Belinda Thomas F Crab Trap Realty F Crabdaddy's Shopping Centers E Emmons Realty C Fancy Q B Frederica North E Tully Moye, Real E Georgia Sea Grill C Redfern Village Escapes Properties C Golden Isles Olive D Retreat Plaza Oil Marketplace E The Pier Village Accommodations E King City Kitchen C The Shops at Sea E Belinda Thomas E Mallery St Cafe Island Realty F Rooftop at Ocean E Emmons Realty Lodge Specialties F Ocean Lodge B Sago, at Sea Palms B Anderson Fine Art Residence Club B Sal's Pizzeria Gallery E Real Escapes D St. Simons Seafood B ArtTrends Properties E Sugar Shack E Frederica Station E The Nest C G.J. Ford Bookstore Medical E Three Little Birds C Golden Isles Olive D Immediate Care C Wine, Body & Soul Oil Marketplace Center Wine Alley E Island Dog C Wolf Island Oyster C Low Country Walk 94 I HighTideStSimons.com h~