Memorial Weekend Events

Summer fun officially begins this weekend! And this Memorial Weekend on Bolivar is going to be better than ever. The weather looks amazing and the many events and activities will keep you having fun in the sun and sand.

Coconut’s
Friday- Seafood Platter ALL DAY
Saturday- Cajun Crawfish Boil ALL DAY
Sunday- Baby Back Ribs ALL DAY
Breakfast Buffet Friday – Monday 8-11

Miss Nancy’s Bait Camp
Memorial Weekend Hours:
Thursday- open until 8 PM
Friday, Saturday, & Sunday- 5 am until 8 pm
Memorial Day- 5 am until 6:30 pm

Stingaree
LIVE MUSIC ALL WEEKEND
Fri- Jerry Diaz
Sat- Jamie Talbert
Sun- Jimmy And Tod, and Lee Pelly

Sharky’s II
LIVE MUSIC ALL WEEKEND
Friday- Scott McGill 9pm-1am
Saturday- JAG 9pm-1am
Sunday- Swinging Gringo’s 3-7pm
“Smokin Joe Soliz and Tru- Tones 9-1am

Saturday, May 26
Gilchrist Community Association CRAWFISH BOIL
12-5pm $10/plate (additional will be $5/lb)

Saturday, May 26
Sand Dollar RV Park and Golf Cart Rentals RIBBON CUTTING
12 Noon, 1386 HWY 87, Crystal Beach
Refreshments will be served

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    May 16, 2017 at 6:03 PM

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