BeachScape JEKYLLIS ANDANDTHEGEORGIACOAST JEKYLL ISLAND AUTHORITY I VOLUME 9 I ISSUE 64 I FEBRUARY 2011 
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THEMEMORYKEEPERSBy Andrea Marroquin 
Escape to Jekyll Island and enjoy the life once open only to a select few. Now you, too, can join in many memorable activities once shared by members of the Jekyll Island Club, a turn-of-the-century vacation resort patronized by the nation's leading families. 
 
An a ernoon tea at Mistletoe Co age. Photo Courtesy of the Jekyll Island Museum. 
Escape to Jekyll Island and enjoy the life once open only to a select few. Now you, too, can join in many memorable activities once shared by members of the Jekyll Island Club, a turn-of-the-century vacation resort patronized by the nation's leading families. 
To explore their world discover the Jekyll Island Museum, the steward of Jekyll Island's past, preserving its stories, structures, and artifacts. 
rough the museum's daily tours and exhibits of Jekyll Island's Historic District, guests see and experience a touch of the Gilded Era, when Jekyll Island catered to the Rockefellers, Goulds, Morgans, and Pulitzers. 
 
way. rough anecdotes, they reveal how the Jekyll Island Club was a place like no other, once known as "one of the best situated, wealthiest, and most desirable outing clubs in the country." 
Jekyll Island, with its co age colony and Queen-Anne style Clubhouse, was viewed as a li le paradise, where Club Members pursued "a life of elegant leisure." America's leaders came together at this island getaway "to secure an escape" from the demands of their everyday lives and participate in activities like yachting, gol ng, tennis, skeet-shooting, bicycling, and motoring. 
e museum shares the stories of Jekyll Island Club Members gathered through its extensive archival collection of historic photographs, documentary records, and oral histories. More than 20,000 artifacts showcase the island's unique heritage. 
 
Continuous preservation and restoration of the National Historic Landmark District, one of the largest ongoing preservation programs in the Southeast, also reveals details of Jekyll Island's storied past. Current and upcoming restoration projects include Faith Chapel and Dubignon Co age. 
To walk in the footsteps of the Jekyll Island Club Members and hear their stories, call or visit the Jekyll Island Museum, 100 Stable Rd., 912-635-4036. 
 
Dubignon Co age, also known as Club Co age, is the museum's next preservation project. 
 
HISTORY... Make yours while enjoying ours. 
 
On the Passport to the Century Tour, interpretive guides shepherd guests throughout the 240-acre Historic District and into two, period-restored co ages, telling stories all along the 
 
A dinner at the Jekyll Island Club in honor of Andrew Carnegie, circa 1903. Photo Courtesy of the Jekyll Island Museum. 
 
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CALENDAROFEVENTS 
February 1 - 28 I Carmichael  Miller Exhibit Goodyear Cottage, Historic District, free. For information: (912) 635-3920 
12 noon - 4:00 p.m. Monday  Friday, 10 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. weekends. 
February 1 - 28 I Island Treasures This two month long treasure hunt continues in February. Search for hand-crafted 
glass globes on Jekyll Island's beach. 912-635-3636 for more information. 
February 2 I Seminar - "Learning Georgia History through the Novel For m" 
10:00 - 11:30 a.m., free. Jekyll Presbyterian Church Presented by author, Pamela Bauer Mueller. Light refreshments will be served. 
February 4-5 I "First Friday" Overnight Horse Camp at Three Oaks Farm Drop Off Friday -6:00 p.m. at Three Oaks Farm 
Pick Up Saturday -Noon. For more information: 912-635-9500 
February 5 I Jekyll Island Rotary Club Piano Concert By Christopher Smith, internationally known concert pianist 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Jekyll Island Club Hotel 
$35 in advance or $40 at the door, price includes wine, cheese & fruit. Contact Bill Felker: wof3@bellsouth.net) or 912- 635-9187 
February 6 I Artists' Reception, Carmichael  Miller Exhibit Goodyear Cottage, Historic District, Free 
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., light refreshments. For information: 912-635-3920 
February 9 I Presentation and Tour by the Air-Evac Helicopter Life Team 10:00 - 11:30 a.m., free. Jekyll Presbyterian Church. Presented by Janice Gendreau 
and team members. Light refreshments will be served. 
February 9 I Jekyll Island Golf Club Winter Welcome Party 6:00 p.m., McCormick's Grill 
For more information call 912-635-2368 
February 10 I Fellowship of Christian Athletes Fundraiser with UGA Head Coach Mark Richt 
6:30 p.m. Historic District Convention Campus $25 tickets must be purchased in advance. Contact Dave Gittings: 912-279-0807 
February 12 I Jekyll Island Golf Club, Member-Member Championship Jekyll Island Golf Course. For more information call 912-635-2368 
February 16 I Share the knowledge and passion of Wine 10 - 11:30 a.m. free. Jekyll Presbyterian Church Presented by Brian and Sara Green, 
owners of "True Vine Wine". Light refreshments will be served. 
February 19 I "Play for the Animals" Tennis Tournament Jekyll Island Tennis Center. Brunswick Golden Isles Tennis Association 
Benefiting the Human Society. Information: 443-834-4138 
I February 19 Eleventh Annual Father Daughter Purity Ball 
The Golden Isles' Premier Father-Daughter Event 6:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Historic District Convention Campus RSVP by February 11. Register online www.braveheart.org or call 912- 466-0891 
February 20 I 9th Annual 4-H Tidelands "Art Inspired by Nature Sale" 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Magnolia Pavillion, Jekyll Island Historic Convention Campus. Art inspired by nature on sale. Proceeds benefit the 4-H Tidelands Nature Center. 912-635-5032. 
February 27 I Friends of Historic Jekyll Island's Charity Silent Auction Historic Convention Campus. 1:00 p.m. -5:30 p.m. Cash Bar, refreshments, free and open to the public 
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Featuring all your seafood favorites And The Island's Best Sandwiches 
Check out our 2 for $25 Daily Dinner Specials 
Jekyll Island's Only Bloody Mary Bu et 12:30 until 5:00 Every Saturday and Sunday 
Winter Hours 
Monday ursday 4 p.m. | FridaySunday 11 a.m. 
200 North Beachview Drive Jekyll Island, GA 31527 912-635-3522 
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COMINGINFROMTHECOLDBy Betsy Coy 
A wintry day in February on Jekyll Island is a day for recovery and healing for cold-stunned sea 
 
turtles at Jekyll Island Authority's Georgia Sea Turtle Center. 
 
Ectothermic (cold-blooded creatures that take on the temperature of their surroundings) sea turtles depend on external heat for their bodies to function so they migrate to warmer o shore waters during winter. However, some sea turtles are caught in sudden drops of water temperature. Center Director and Veterinarian, Dr. Terry Norton explains, " e temperature of the water is the temperature of the turtle. If the water temperature drops below 50 they will start having problems. e turtles basically shut down because they don't have that heat to run their bodily functions." 
Rescued sea turtles receive antibiotics, uids and a healthy diet to ght infection, dehydration and malnutrition respectively. eir body temperatures are raised gradually 
 
by increasing the temperature of the tank water no more than ve degrees daily until it reaches the healthy 70 degree range. 
Treating cold-stunned turtles is a collaborative e ort; the Georgia Sea Turtle Center works with the New England Aquarium and Aquariums in Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. 
e Center received 10 cold-stunned Kemp's Ridley turtles, the smallest and most endangered of all seven turtle 
 
species, 6 green sea turtles, and 3 loggerheads by December. Most cold-stunned turtles will need the next few months to recover and then be released in spring's 
 
warmer waters. Until then, the Georgia Sea Turtle Center uses wading pools and divided tanks to house their large number of patients. 
 
' more information 
Visitors can learn more about the sea turtle patients during the 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. programs included in the cost of general admission. Behind the Scenes Tours, at an additional fee, begin at 3 p.m. The Georgia Sea Turtle Center is open Tuesday Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is closed on Mondays during the month of February. For information: (912) 635-4444 or go to www.georgiaseaturtlecenter.org 
 
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The Friends of Historic Jekyll Island (FOHJI) will hold their 2011 Charity, Silent Auction on Sunday, February 27th in the Jekyll Island Historic Convention Campus from 1:00 -5:30 p.m. 
 
Come enjoy a "Happy Hour" cash bar and free snacks while bidding for a chance to win gi certi cates to restaurants, boat & airplane rides, hotel & golf packages, art by local artisans, merchandise and gi certi cates from area businesses. e rst closing time on selected merchandise is 4 p.m. and the raucously, entertaining Live Auction starts at 5 p.m. Last year's event raised over $25,000 dollars to fund educational and historical preservation projects. Friends of 
 
Historic Jekyll Island is a 501 (C) (3) charitable organization that counts on the generosity of area business owners, residents and tourists. e auction is free and open to the public. 
 
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Beach, fishing pier, etc.) using the map below. Also, 
 
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9th Annual 
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& Nest Fest - May 21 
 
Worldly experiences are at your ngertips at Courtyard at Crane located in Crane Cottage in Jekyll Island's Historic District. Warm comfortable interior dining rooms or a refreshing meal alfresco, delectable cuisine and world class service with a southern charm awaits you! Lunch SundayFriday: 11 a.m.4 p.m. Saturday: 11 a.m.2 p.m. Dinner Sunday ursday: 5:309 p.m. 
 
.%HDFK5XQSprint: Swim 0.25 mile / Bike 12 miles / Run 5K Olympic: Swim 1500 meters / Bike 29 miles / Run 10K Pre-Race Pasta Dinner & Student Art Auction, Friday May 20. A portion of the SURFHHGVEHQHWVWKH*HRUJLD6HD7XUWOH&HQWHURQ-HN\OO,VODQG 
 
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WANDERER MEMORIALBy Andrea Marroquin 
Mario Schambon: Interview with the Artist of the Wanderer Memorial established by the Jekyll 
Island Museum to honor survivors of the last known slave ship to reach Georgia. 
 
The Wanderer illegally landed on Jekyll Island over 150 years ago. The survivors were among the last known groups of enslaved Africans sold into captivity in America. Artist Mario Schambon, an Atlanta-based artist who enjoys collaborating with others to create art through sculpture, dance, and music, discussed the creation of the memorial that is located at the south end of Jekyll Island in the St. Andrews Picnic Area. 
 
Marroquin: What made you excited about getting 
involved in this project? 
Schambon: The history of it. Because I am Columbian, I identify mostly with the coast of Columbia where my family is from, which was a slave port for the western half of South America. So it was a pretty interesting piece of history to be involved with -- a pleasure yacht turned slave ship. That's it, just telling that story. 
Marroquin: What was your vision for the memorial? 
Schambon: The aesthetics and the story-weaving part of it to look like a net. Look at the enslavement process as a net cast over people by other people who are more powerful, craftier, or just more evil. You cast a net over a man, and you catch him. And then what happens to him? So the sails are obviously the boat going over to Africa and coming back this way. There is the movement of the wind. Then the actual lines themselves represent the journey. In African history, the slave trade was a cross-continental thing, and with Europeans involved it became a trans-global thing. More than anything it was a journey about the people 
 
and their ensnarement. Having three sails is also pretty traditional to African lore. There's the big one, which is the mama, the middle one which is the daddy, and then the little one which would be the baby. So there's the whole "family unit." The triangles are a symbol of change. 
Marroquin: What about the sign panels? 
Schambon: I wasn't one hundred percent sold on having sign panels out here, but I know it is important to be able to tell the story and have a piece of art. And, I think, looking at it, it's pretty successful. It involved some careful planning, because if these signs are pointed in the wrong way, you totally obscure the piece, and you also obscure the panels. We had to play with that. 
Marroquin: Are you satisfied with your work on 
the Wanderer Memorial? 
Schambon: Maybe a year from now, I'll come back and go, "What was I thinking? This is all wrong!" But for right now, I feel pretty good about it. It feels like it's right. 
 
JEKYLL ISLAND MUSEUM TOUR SCHEDULE 
Passport to the Century 
Fifty-three prominent Jekyll Island Club members created an exclusive gilded era island retreat for family and friends on Georgia's coast. These empire builders shaped our nation's future. Now step into their past. This guided tram tour of the 240-acre historic district includes entry into two cottages. January 2  February 28, 2011 | 11 am, 1 pm, & 3 pm daily | Approximately 90 minutes | $16 Adults, $7 Children 6-12 (Free under 6). 
Historic Faith Chapel 
Enjoy viewings of the charming chapel which Club Member Frederic Baker wanted to be "worthy of the island." Delight in the architectural whimsy of its animal carvings, terra cotta gargoyles, and Tiffany and Armstrong stained glass windows. Open Daily (Subject to prior private rentals) | 24 p.m. | Admission is free 
Self-Guided Walking Tours 
Purchase a souvenir guidebook full of the museum's archival images to genuinely appreciate the island's detailed architecture and rich history. Explore the inviting pathways of the National Historic Landmark District on bicycle or by foot and find a treasure trove of information panels throughout the district. Daily | 9 a.m.5 p.m. | Tour availability and pricing subject to change | (912) 635-4036 | www.jekyllisland.com Additional specialty tours and rates are available for parties of 20 or more. Tours operate daily except Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Day 
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Activities & Attractions 
Bike rentals Jekyll Island Club Hotel K4 Mini-Golf/bike Rentals K6 Wheel Fun Rentals N6 Available at Days Inn, Quality Inn, Oceanfront Clarion Resort and Villa's by the Sea 
Dolphin Tours K3 Jekyll Island Historic Wharf635-3152 
Emerald Princess Casino II Jekyll Causeway, 101 Gisco Point Dr., Brunswick 265-3558 
Georgia Sea Turtle Center J4 Corner of Hopkins & Stable Rd635-4444 Monday 102, Tue.Sun. 95 
Horseback Riding B5 Trail rides located on the road to Clam Creek Picnic area and the Fishing Pier635-9500 
Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides K5 Narrated rides through the Historic District. Located at the Island History Center635-9500 
Jekyll Harbor Marina M3 +VJRHNLKY`Z[VYHNLJY\PZLZJOHY[LYZOPUN restaurant/ lounge. S. Riverview Dr.635-3137 
 
Jekyll Island Fishing B5 +LLWZLHYLLMUPNO[ZOHYR IV[[VTZOPUN 270-7474 
Great Dunes Golf Course K6 9-hole course635-2170 
Jekyll Island Historic Wharf K3 +VJRHNLIHP[JOHY[LYZOPUNKVSWOPU[V\YZ N. Riverview Drive635-3152 
Mini-Golf/Bike Rentals K6 Open daily635-2648 
Mistletoe Cottage K3 Fiore Sculpture Gallery. Saturday & Sundays only 24 p.m. Free Admission 
Island History Center J4 Daily tours, Stable Road635-4036 
Red Bug Motors I3, E7 Airport635-9330 Oceanfront Clarion Resort635-2531 
Segways Fun Tours K6 Guided eco-friendly Tours (14 and up) 635-9704 
 
SummerWaves Water Park N4 Slides, WAVE POOL, kiddie play area635-2074 
Tennis Center I4 13 clay courts (7 lighted), Capt. Wylly Road. Open 9 a.m.noon, 26 p.m.635-3154 
Tidelands Nature Center M4 (X\HYPHL_OPIP[ZHUKUH[\YL^HSRZ]L[PTLZ per week. SEA KAYAK RENTALS! S. Riverview Drive 635-5032 
Worship Services H3I3 Churches are located along N. Riverview Drive Baptist635-2355 CatholicLocated at the Methodist Church EpiscopalLocated at the Methodist Church Methodist635-2330 Presbyterian635-2123 
Lodging 
Beachview Club H6 721 N. Beachview Drive635-2256 
Days Inn & Suites N6 60 S. Beachview Drive 635-9800 
 
Jekyll Island Campground C5 N. Beachview Drive635-3021 
Hampton Inn & Suites O5 200 Beachview Drive635-3733 
Jekyll Oceanfront Resort E7 975 N. Beachview Drive635-2531 
Jekyll Island Club Hotel K4 371 Riverview Drive635-2600 
Jekyll Realty L6 )LHJO]PL^:OVWZ 
Oceanside Inn & Suites I7 711 N. Beachview Drive635-2211 
Parker-Kaufman Realtors L6 Beachview Shops635-2512 
Quality Inn & Suites I6 700 N. Beachview Drive,635-2202 
Villas By the Sea Resort D6 1175 N. Beachview Drive635-2521 
For information, accommodations and hours of operations please call the individual establishment. 
 
J ust in time for the holidays, proprietor Cheryl Hart is offering the most unique collection of one-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts. 
Each is a work of art, so come find that special gift for that special person. 
Located on Pier Road in the Jekyll Island Historic Landmark District. 
Open daily 10am-6pm. 
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SHOPPING GUIDE 
 
Historic Pier Road Shops J4 Pier Road, Historic District 
The Commissary  635-2878 Open Daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Georgia made food items. Specialty flavored coffees and loose teas, lemonade, cheese sticks, and fresh baked cookies available. 
The Cottage  635-2643 Open Daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. A unique myriad of specialty gifts and decorative items featuring noted collectibles and treasures. 
Doc's Snack Shoppe  635-2820 Open MondaySaturday 11 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Hotdogs, BBQ and all the fixings 
The Island House  635-2632 Open Daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. The most eclectic shop on the island offers a variety of original art, photography, pottery, and jewelry. 
Island Sweets Shoppe  635-3135 Open Daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Old-fashioned candy and hand-dipped ice cream shop featuring fine chocolates & freshly made fudge. 
Just By Hand  635-9810 Open Daily 10 a.m. - until. All handcrafted gifts items such as Glass, pottery, textiles, and exquisite jewelry. 
Santa's Christmas Shoppe  635-3804 Open Daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Enjoy Christmas year round with a dazzling array of Christmas ornaments. 
Trading Post  635-2546 Mon  Sat 10 a.m.  5 p.m. Closed Sun. Contemporary and sterling silver jewelry is a treat for you or someone special. 
Wild birds Unlimited  635-3933 Mon  Sat 11 a.m.  5 p.m. Sun 12 noon  4 p.m. Everything needed to enjoy bird watching and other outdoor activities. Unique naturethemed gifts will delight kids of all ages. 
 
Jekyll Island Fishing Center B5 Jekyll Island Pier Clam Creek Picnic Area  635-3556 Tours, fishing, bait, tackle, gifts, rod & reel rentals 
Jekyll Island Campground Store 1197 Riverview Drive  635-3021 Open Sun  Thurs 8-4, Fri  Sat 8-6 A full-service store with camping supplies, food, ice, bait, propane, and a great selection of unique country treasures. 
Goodyear Gallery Gift Shop K3 Goodyear Cottage, Historic District  635-3920 Mon  Fri. noon  4 p.m. Weekends 10 a.m.  4 p.m. All local artisans' original works are for sale. 
Island History Center Gift Shop J4 Island History Center, Stable Road  635-4036 Open Daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Find extra special treasures from bygone days. 
Jekyll Books at the Old Infirmary Corner of Shell and Stable Road  635-3077 Fourteen themed rooms of books and gifts Mon. - Sat 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. K4 
Georgia Sea Turtle Center Gift Shop J4 Corner of Hopkins & Stable Road  635-4444 Mon 102 p.m. Tues  Sun 9-5 Adopt a turtle, become a member or shop for jewelry, t-shirts, books, mugs and more. 
Visitor Information Center M1 Jekyll Island Causeway  635-3636 Mon - Sat 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday 1 p.m. -5 p.m. Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, & New Years Day Tourist information and maps available as well as the finest in souvenirs from pottery, handblown glass art, apparel, books, and more. 
Valid Feb. 1 - 28, 2011 
 
Whittle's Gift Shop J7 Beachview Shops  635-2552 Open Daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Gifts, souvenirs and T-shirt headquarters 
IGA Store J7 Beachview Shops  635-2253 Open Daily 8 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Groceries, meats & picnic supplies 
Maxwell's J7 Beachview Shops  635-2205 Fishing & beach supplies, souvenirs & hardware Mon.  Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sun. 10 a.m.  5 p.m. 
Golf Pro Shop Golf Clubhouse  635-2368 Mon  Sun 7:30 a.m.  6 p.m. Clothing, equipment, gifts and supplies 
Jekyll Island Beverage Center J7 Beachview Shops  635-2080 Mon  Thurs 9 a.m.  8 p.m. Fri & Sat 9 a.m.  9 p.m. Closed Sunday The Island's only full-service package store 
 
Flash Foods L6 Under Construction 
Riverview Gallery K4 Courtyard of the Jekyll Island Club Hotel 635-2600 x 3721 Tues  Sat 11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Professional Photographer 
Jekyll Wharf Marina Gift Shop K3 Historic Wharf  635-3152 Open Daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Unique gift shop offers great values on one of a kind gifts and artwork. 
Ameris Bank & ATM J7 Beachview Shops  635-9014 
United States Post Office J7 Beachview Shops  635-2625 
Waves Ice Cream & Sandwich Shop J7 Beachview Shops 635-2921. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Hand dipped ice cream, sandwiches hot dogs & drinks 
 
Landmark Shopping! 
 
Looking for a special gift or a great take-home memory? Enjoy two great shops at the Jekyll Island Club Hotel. 
Club Signature Shop 
Logo'd apparel, Club collectibles, gifts and souvenirs. Located downstairs from the Grand Dining Room. 
Open Mon.Sat., 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Sun., 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Call 635-2600, ext.1053. 
Club Collections 
Located next to Club Signature Shop. Sundries, gifts, jewelry, novelties, cards, cookbooks. 
Open Mon.Sat., 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Sun., 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Call 635-2600, ext.1016. 
 
371 Riverview Drive, Jekyll Island, Georgia 31527 www.jekyllclub.com BeachScape 
 
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* Parking Fee The Parking Fee for entry to Jekyll Island is used to support conservation and stewardship of the natural and cultural resources of the Island. Special projects funded by the parking fee include beach crossovers, bicycle path extensions, and picnic area improvements. Annual decals can be purchased at the greeting station. 
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 DINING GUIDE 
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Blackbeard's Seafood 
Restaurant and Lounge K7 
Join us at Blackbeard's Restaurant and Bar where Shell Road meets the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy great new winter menus and wonderful special deals from sandwiches to seafood and a whole lot more. 
200 N. Beachview Dr. (912) 635-3522 
 
Courtyard at Crane K4 
is located in the courtyard and arcaded loggia of historic Crane Cottage. Guests are offered the option of dining inside or outside. Menu items change quarterly. The wine menu features a blend of the Mediterranean and Northern California wine country, with a full complement of wines. 
375 Riverview Dr. 
(912) 635-2600 x 5100 
 
The Pub K4 serves guests International and Domestic beers, cocktails and snacks and features big screen sporting events in a true Pub style atmosphere. 
Located in the garden level of the 
Jekyll Island Club Hotel. 
(912) 635-2600 x 1048. 
 
Caf Solterra K4 is the Jekyll Island Club Hotel's popular bakery-delicatessen, presenting pastries, muffins and sticky buns each morning and Starbucks Coffee! Also enjoy deli sandwiches, homemade soups, pizzas, desserts and ice cream. Picnic lunches and catering available. 
Located on the top level of the Club Courtyard. Open daily 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. (912) 635-2600 x 1003 
Doc's Snack Shoppe J4 Located on Pier Road enjoy hot-dogs, BBQ and all the fixings. Open Daily 10:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. (912) 635-2820 
 
Click Caf D6 serves a variety of delicious coffee blends, light fare breakfast and lunch. Relax while you sip on your coffee and enjoy complimentary internet access that is available 24 hours. A great selection of sundries and gift items are also available. Located in the lobby of the Villas by the Sea Resort. 
Food service available 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. (912) 635-2521 
SeaJay's N4 is home of Coastal Georgia's famous "Low Country Boil" buffet dinner nightly! Featuring fresh local seafood, original recipe Brunswick Stew, Crab Chowder, and authentic key lime pie! Breathtaking sunsets with Jekyll's best view make SeaJay's the ideal spot for a cocktail, a meal, private party or catered function. Open 7 days/wk 
serving lunch and dinner. Located at 1 Harbor Rd. in the Jekyll Harbor Marina. (912) 635-3200. www.seajays.com 
 
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The Grand Dining Room K4 
the Jekyll Island Club Hotel's full service restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, dinner and its renowned Sunday Brunch. The -la carte menu features continental cuisine specializing in seafood and other southern fare. Enjoy a delightful pianist for the evening meal and Sunday Brunch. 371 Riverview Dr. 
Jekyll Island Club Hotel. (912) 635-2400 
 
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Latitude 31 K3 is located on the wharf in the historic district. Enjoy radiant sunsets while sipping on your favorite beverage and eating oysters, shrimp, crab legs or our famous Low Country Boil at the Rah Bar. ey feature the freshest seafood available in their signature dishes such as Oysters Rockefeller, Seafood crepes, chicken piccata, and Romano Crusted Chicken. 
Open Tues - Sun. (912) 635-3800 
Driftwood Bistro D6 
Low Country Cuisine with a twist. Specialties are Shrimp and Grits, Meatloaf, Stu ed Flounder, Herb Crusted Pork Tenderloin, Wild Georgia Shrimp, steak and chicken dishes. A ordable and delicious. Open 59 Mon.Thu. 510 
Frid., Sat. (Live Entertainment In Sea- 
son). Closed Sun. Located at Villas By 
The Sea Resort and Conference Cen- 
ter, 1175 N. Beachview (912) 635-3588 
 
Red Bug Motors Pizza & Pub 
K6 Located between Great Dunes Golf Course and Mini Golf, this family friendly restaurant o ers made-to-order pizzas using all fresh ingredients, appetizers and delicious salads. Delivers anywhere on the island in eco-friendly Red Bugs. Mon.  Sat. 11 a.m.  9 p.m. 
Delivery until 9:30 p.m. (912) 635-9730 
McCormick's Grill I5 
Located in the Golf Course Clubhouse and is surrounded by three spectacular 18-hole golf courses where your don't need to be a golfer to enjoy terri c food and friendly service. Open 7 days/ 
week. Breakfast and lunch served. 322 Capt. Wylly Rd. (912) 635-4103 
 
The Time Out Sports Grill E7 
Savor the delicious food and spirits of this full-service restaurant, featuring 19 HD TVs. We are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and o er the nest cuisine and the freshest local seafood. Guests can relax, socialize or just enjoy the game at the Lobby Bar, which specializes in unique margaritas and daiquiris. The 
poolside Tiki Bar is open seasonally with live music on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. (912) 635-2531 
Waves Ice Cream & Sandwich 
Shop J7 Beachview Shops 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Hand-dipped ice cream, sandwiches, hot dogs and drinks (912) 635-2921 
 
The SandBar & Grill I7 
features seven at screen HDTV's for outstanding sports viewing, pool tables & games. Serving an extensive menu of your favorites for breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Home made soups, fresh local seafood and daily specials. Indoor/outdoor and oceanfront events for groups of all sizes. Live entertainment on weekends! 
Located at the Oceanside Inn and 
Suites, 711 Beachview Dr. 
(912) 635-7906. Open 7 a.m. until. 
 
Date Night! 
 
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SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 
Treat your Valentine to a special 
dinner date and we'll treat you to a complimentary wine pairing with the chef's evening entre' e special. Fresh seafood, expertly prepared beef, exciting pastas... ...located on the beautiful Historic Wharf on Jekyll Island! 
Please mention this ad or eHarmony.com when ordering. Valid for one free glass of house wine selection w/ entree order. Not valid with other offers or gift certificate. Other restrictions may apply. 
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Hungry? Come enjoy the delights of Caf Solterra at the Jekyll Island Club Hotel. Serving sandwiches, salads, pizza, fresh baked pastries and homemade desser ts. 
Open daily, 7:00 a.m.10:00 p.m. Take out available. Call 635-2600, ext. 1003 
 
371 Riverview Drive, Jekyll Island, Georgia 31527 www.jekyllclub.com BeachScape 
 
 4-H TIDELANDS NATURE CENTER 
 
THANNUAL-HTIDELANDSARTSALEBy Dawn Zenkert, Tidelands Coordinator 
 
Mark you calendars for the 9th Annual 4-H Tidelands "Art Inspired by Nature Sale" on Sunday, February 
 
20, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in Magnolia Hall at the Jekyll Island Historic Convention Campus. 
 
is annual tradition continues with an eclectic array of local artists displaying and selling their coastal-themed art. Look for your favorite artists from Jekyll, St. Simon's, Brunswick, Camden, and McIntosh, including Tyler Dominey, Laurel Johns, Debbie Mumford, Buddy Hale, Kristen Picke , Cary and Barry Knapp, the Jekyll Po ers, Lydia ompson, Stephen Rotwell, and more! 
Making an encore appearance this year, a er debuting in last year's show, are Jekyll Island's 4-H Center's educational reptile residents. Stop by their booth to purchase the beautiful designs painted by the resident box turtles and snakes. And keep a lookout some of the natural artists may stop by for a guest appearance. 
Meet local birding expert and fellow artist, Lydia ompson, at 8:30 a.m. in front of Magnolia Hall for the Coastal Georgia Audubon Society's Great 
 
Backyard Bird Count Team Birding Event on Jekyll Island. Teams will travel to various locations around the island from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. ey will report their sightings in the a ernoon at Lydia's booth at the art sale where she will be selling her bird sketches and watercolor prints. 
e 4-H Tidelands Nature Center is a part of the Jekyll Island 4-H Center and the University of Georgia. 
e annual Art Sale supports educational exhibits and displays at the center. Anyone interested in making a donation, please contact Dawn Zenkert, Tidelands Coordinator. 
' more information 
Tidelands offers educational outreach programs through nature and landscape walks, kayak tours, and school group coastal ecology programs. The public is also invited to visit the centers live exhibit area, featuring coastal species including sea turtles, fish, invertebrate touch tanks, horseshoe crabs, snakes, an alligator, a shark, and more! Tidelands is open Monday - Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., and Saturday & Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Admission is $2.00 per person. For information call 912 635-5032. 
 
Three Oaks Carriage and Trail Company 
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Come and enjoy a tour of Jekyll Island Historic District in a beautiful horsedrawn carriage, a romantic private carriage ride or a mysterious carriage ghost tour. Perhaps you would enjoy horseback ridding on beautiful driftwood beach? 
No matter what you prefer, we can help make your getaway one to remember. 
Jekyll Island Authority 
 
IIssland Sweets Shoppppee 
SHOPPES ON PIER ROAD JEKYLL ISLAND HISTORIC DISTRICT 
No trip to Jekyll is complete until you stop by the Island Sweets Shoppe. A tradition for over 15 years, we feature homemade fudge, chocolate and specialty candies. We carry classic candies like Jelly Belly, candy sticks and of course... 
... ICE CREAM! 
Now taking orders online: 
jekyllsweets.com 
 
 US KIDS GOLF 
The eighth annual, U.S. Kids Golf Jekyll Island Cup will be played at The Jekyll Island Golf Club on March 25th27th. Boys and girls, ages 6 to 14 will compete for individual honors. For more information the U.S. Kids Golf Jekyll Island Cup and all other U.S. Kids Golf tournament, visit www.uskidsgolf.com. 
 
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TAKECONTROLOF YOURGOLFSWING 
By Harry Kicklighter, PGA Director of Golf - Jekyll Island Golf Club 
When playing golf you have to remember hitting the ball "as hard as you can" is not a good thing...... 
If you hit a 7-iron from 150 yards (example) you need to be sure you DO NOT try to hit it as hard or as far as you can. At the top of your backswing you need to be in a balanced and controlled position with whatever club you are hitting. If you swing too hard from this point, it will add backspin and that will cause the golf ball to balloon into the wind. Be sure to maintain a lower ball flight, by taking a longer club, choke down on the grip and swing easier. This will help you control both distance and your ball flight. 
' more information 
Jekyll Island Golf Club | 322 Captain Wylly Road | Jekyll Island, GA 31527 (912) 635-2368 | golf.jekyllisland.com 
 
M O N DAY 
11:0011:50 a.m. Golf Clinic 
Putting & Chipping - $25 
12:303:30 p.m. Back to Basic 
$99 
 
T U E S DAY 
 
W E D N E S DAY 
 
T H U R S DAY 
 
11:00 a.m.1:00 p.m. 
Short Game 1 $99 
12:303:30 p.m. 
Golf Clinic Full Swing - $25 
 
11:0011:50 a.m. JIGC Members Clinic 
 
11:0011:50 a.m. 
Golf Clinic Putting & Chipping - $25 
1:302:20 p.m. 
Back to Basics $99 
 
CALL (912) 635-2368 TO SIGN UP TODAY 
 
F R I DAY 
11:00 a.m.1:00 p.m. Short Game 2 $99 
1:302:20 p.m. Golf Clinic 
Full Swing - $25 
 
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 JEKYLL ISLAND ARTS ASSOCIATION 
 
ARTSFESTIVAL 
 
The smell of oil paints and potter's dust is in the air and Jekyll 
 
Island's Historic District is abuzz with creative energies. 
 
e annual Jekyll Island Arts Association's Arts Festival is coming to the island the weekend of March 11th13th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the grounds of Goodyear Co age. is free annual event is a three-day extravaganza highlighting the works of many of the Association's 432 members coming from all over North America. It is also a shopping Mecca for all art lovers. 
Approximately thirty-seven years ago, the annual Arts Festival took ight as a way for the Arts Association members to submit their art for judging and present an exhibit to the public. is festival has evolved into an unequaled event consisting of a commi ee of 35 people, nearly one hundred volunteers and a racting over 3,000 visitors yearly. With so many high-caliber artists participating, the Arts Festival promises to be competitive and feature an exhibit of the highest quality. 
 
Founded in 1966, the Jekyll Island Arts Association ( JIAA), located in Goodyear Co age, is comprised of guilds in po ery, woodcarving, weaving, porcelain arts, the Jekyll Singers, and talented artists working in all mediums. e JIAA funds Franklin Pond, a student summer program comprised of very talented classical musicians, who perform on the Island during August. For many years Glynn County's annual high school art show was held at Goodyear. Annual art classes held during the months of January and February are held at Goodyear. ese popular classes help the members to learn the various arts and to participate in the annual arts festival where their art is judged and is available for sale to the public. 
 
e Festival Shop will be open for purchasing that hard to nd handmade item during the festival's operating hours, 10am - 4pm. In addition to the exhibit and shop, the Jekyll Island Arts Association will have demonstrations by weavers, carvers, painters and po ers going on during the Festival. 
e ever popular Festival Bake Sale will be selling delicious homemade baked goods and lunch can be found at " e Caf" where famous Brunswick Stew will be served with cornbread and coleslaw. Hot dogs, hamburgers and cold drinks will also be available during the Cafe's hours of 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 
Please plan to attend this very special event and support Jekyll Island's talented artist community. 
 
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CARMICHAELMILLEREXHIBITBy Pat Lelli 
The Jekyll Island Arts Association's February, 2011 exhibit at Goodyear Cottage, located in the Historic District, will feature two of Jekyll Island's outstanding artists -- Helen Carmichael, oil painter and Cathy Miller, basket maker. 
 
Helen has studied oil painting with local and national artists in an ongoing process of learning, experimenting and growing. Her paintings have been exhibited in individual and juried shows in Western New York and Southeast Georgia. Her paintings have won numerous awards and are in collections throughout the United States. One of Helen's paintings was even selected and published in the book, e Best of Oil Painting. She has always tried to capture the magic of light and how it can change the color and mood of a scene. 
Cathy started making baskets in Massachuse s a er seeing basket maker Wendy Jensen at an annual art show. A er taking Ms. Jensen's class, Cathy was hooked. She has 
 
been making baskets for eight years and has taken lessons all over the country. She is a member of the National Basket Makers Association of America and teaches basket making at Goodyear Co age where her classes always have a waiting list. For Cathy, basket making is a joy of sight and a joy of touch. 
is exhibit will begin on February 1st. ere will be a reception for the artists on Sunday, February 6th between 1:003:00 p.m. Come and meet the artists. ere will be refreshments. 
Goodyear Cottage is open daily. 12 noon - 4:00 p.m. Monday - Friday and 10 a.m. - 4:00.p.m. Weekends. Admission is free. For information: 912-635-3920. 
 
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 IMPROVEDCELL PHONESERVICE 
Local AT&T cell phone service will be improved for residents and guests on Jekyll Island with additional antennas providing 3G capabilities being placed on island water towers. These antennas, on the North and South ends of the island, are expected to be in service sometime during the first quarter of 2011. 
 
PETORDINANCE 
 Covers ALL pets including mammals such as dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, and hamsters among others, birds, reptiles, HTWOPIPHUZHUKZO 
 ALL pets are to be under the care and immediate control of a competent person. 
 A pet is NOT in the care and immediate control of a person unless that person maintains the animal indoors, in a fenced yard, a proper cage or enclosure in their yard, with electronic fence or collar, or on a hand held leash not more than sixteen (16) feet long. 
 Pets are NOT allowed on the south beach. The south beach is KLULKHZ[OLHYLHMYVT[OLIVHYK^HSRH[[OL:V\[O+\ULZ7PJUPJ area south and around the southern tip of the island and north to a point 2,000 feet south of the St. Andrews Picnic area. This shall NOT apply to any animal operating as a guide dog or performing similar assistance for a disabled person. 
 Pets on ALL other beach areas, trails, sidewalks, bike paths or areas other than the premises of the pet's owner must be on a hand held leash not more than sixteen (16) feet long. 
 Pet owners are to immediately remove and dispose of the fecal material of their pet. 
 The owner of a dog, cat or ferret must possess proof of a current rabies vaccination for each animal owned as provided for by the laws of Georgia. 
More information: Contact Deputy Chief Steve Bolin, Department of Public Safety, sbolin@jekyllisland.com or (912) 635-4035. 
 
M.K. Wellington Art 
 
Jekyll Island Authority 
 
Katherine W. Morse, Artist and Photographer 
 
Original works, beer label art, mixed media & photography. 
 
Getting married? How about a guest book or print with signable matte? 
 
Also available for outdoor portraits. By appointment only. 
 
www.mkwellingtonart.com 
 
email: kat@mkwellingtonart.com 
 
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KEEP JEKYLL BEAUTIFUL ISLAND REGULATIONS 
 
SAFETY ADVISORY 
 
Beaches, sand dunes & turtles 
 Fill in sand castles and holes on the beach.  Keep off the dunes.  Keep your dog off the dunes.  No fires on the beach  Keep away from marked turtle nests.  No Flashlights on the Beach  Electronic devices for detecting metals, minerals and 
artifacts are prohibited. 
Vehicles 
 Obey posted speed limits.  Park in designated areas only.  Watch out for terrapins on the causeway. 
Wildlife & endangered species 
 Do not feed wild animals.  Don't get between young birds and the dunes so they are 
not separated from their parents. 
Shells and mementos 
 Do not keep live sand dollars.  No metal detectors on Jekyll Island. 
Pets 
 Keep pets on a leash.  Clean up after your pet.  Pet waste receptacles are located at beach crossovers.  Stray animals are subject to impoundment. 
Fishing 
 Recycle your fishing line-- don't throw it in the trash. 
 A fishing license is required to fish or use a cast or seigning net on Jekyll Island. 
Trash & Litter 
 Do Not Litter. Just don't.  Please recycle.  No glass is allowed on the beach. 
 
Motor vehicles 
 Allowed on paved roads only.  Speed limit is 35mph (unless otherwise posted.)  Overnight parking in public areas not permitted.  Bikes should be ridden on bike paths; if necessary to ride on the street, please keep to the far right in single file  Helmets required for riders 16 and under. 
Safety tips 
The heat will dehydrate you quickly. Drink plenty of water. Protect your skin with sunscreen and insect repellent. While on the beach observe tide changes and use caution on sand bars.. 
Jekyll Island's beach is open 
year-round; swim at your own risk. Sand dunes are natural buffers which protect inland areas from tides, winds and storms. Use crossovers for beach access and avoid walking on sand dunes. State law prohibits cutting sea oats. Take only empty shells and dead sand dollars. 
Help preserve Jekyll's natural wonders 
By law, 65% of Jekyll must remain undeveloped. Sea Turtle nesting season is May to August.  Minimize beach lighting  Do not approach nesting female turtles.  Do not disturb resting birds  Avoid the primary dunes during Spring and 
Summer nesting seasons, especially on the Island's south end.  Migratory birds are protected by law.  Be aware of deer when driving, especially at night.  Please do not hand feed any animal.  State law prohibits feeding alligators. 
 
Thank you for helping to preserve a way of life on Jekyll Island. 
 
Beach & bike trails 
Jekyll Island has over 20 plus miles of scenic, paved bicycle paths that wind through marshes, along the beach, under moss-draped oaks, and through the Historic District. The Island also offers approximately 10 miles of beach with natural dunes and sea oats. Although the views are often breathtaking, these remote areas can pose a safety issue. We ask our guests to remember that should they have an emergency, response time may be delayed while attempts are made to locate them. While enjoying Jekyll Island and all it offers, please adhere to the following safety advisory:  Designate one person in the party to maintain a charged cell phone at all times.  Keep in mind when calling 911 that Jekyll Island is a barrier Island and sometimes the 911 lines will reach Glynn County 911 or Camden County 911. If this happens, advise the operator that you are on Jekyll Island and they will transfer you to Jekyll/Georgia State Patrol 911.  Pay close attention to where you are on the bike trail map while enjoying the 20 plus miles of trails. This will become vital in case of an emergency. Pay close attention to landmarks. If you are able to give a landmark, finding your location will be much easier for the emergency, medical response team.  Beachgoers - pay close attention to the beach access numbers that are located on either end of Jekyll's crossovers. If an emergency occurs, the caller will be asked which beach access they used and whether they are North or South of that beach access.  Do not feed or get to close to our abundant wildlife population. 
We hope you enjoy Jekyll Island and ask that everyone use safe practices. 
Jason Richardson, Director of Public Safety Jekyll Island Authority 
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 REVITALIZATION OF JEKYLL ISLAND 
REVITALIZATIONPLANS MOVINGFORWARD 
Revitalization is moving forward as Jekyll Island welcomes the completion of Jekyll Island's Flash Foods and Dairy Queen "Grill & Chill". 
 
e highly anticipated Flash Foods gas and convenience store will be open for public use beginning in late January 2011, residents and guests now have the opportunity to ll up their gas tanks on Jekyll Island. 
Jekyll Island Authority 
 
Accompanying the new Flash Foods is a Dairy Queen "Grill & Chill" quick-serve restaurant which is slated to open mid month. Guests and residents can enjoy a wide variety of tasty options including the full line of Dairy Queen's famous treats and a fresh food menu. Guests and residents can opt to dine in or relax outdoors on brand new picnic benches. 
 
e facility's architecture incorporates the island's newest design guidelines and the exterior will integrate seamlessly into the planned welcome corridor. e existing large live oaks remain untouched, creating a wonderful canopy that will be protected for years to come. 
 
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