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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
Commencement Address at Carroll College
Helena, Montana
By Senator Mike Mansfield (D., Montana)
To be delivered 8 p.m., May 22, 1955
It is good to be with you young men and women of Carroll College,
with your distinguished faculty and your families and friends. It is also good to
be home again in Montana.
In the years ahead many of you will use those same words -- It is
good to be home agG~.in -- and some of you will use them often. 1 say that because
the world of tod~y and tomorrow, for better or worse, is the kind of world that
propels people and especially young people to distant places. It is a world of
change, a world of movement.
You will find, however, that no matter where you may go, the roots
are here. The reason for that will become clearer as time goes by. You will
find that from these roots, from these years that have already been, years of
training and experience at home, in church, in schools and college -- from these
roots you draw the strength to grow in understanding. From these roots comes
the background to put the vast and complex panorama of modern life into
meaningful perspective. These are roots which hold bst to the enduring in what
is otherwise a world of incessant and rapid change.
It is to this world, this world of the enduring and the changing that
American foreign policy must be adjusted. There was a time when we could
largely ignore people:; and developments beyond the Atlantic and Pacific shoree
of the nation. That time is past. American foreign policy is now crucial to the
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:'re•ervation o£ freedom in this country and the world over. .And the c ont nt o!
American foreign policy is of t:-ansc endcnt importanc e to each o! us i! !or no
other reason than that it can move us towards peac e or towards war.
While foreign policy is by no means a s im ple thing to understand,
neither is it beyond the understanding of Ame:-ican ci:i"tcns who try to fulfill the
obligations of their citizenship . Foreign policy is the course by which we attempt
to provide !or the sdety of the nation and its institutions and to advance its total
interests in the world . If it is to serve the nation in that fashion and, i{ it is to
develop in a.:co!:d with the :-eligious and moral princic>les of the naticn, it must
be fixed in the understanding of the American people.
Now I know that you graduates have heard many lectur.::s over the past
few years . Yo~ arc probably not, on this d~y. in a mood to tolerate another, at
least not a long one. 1 shall not, the1·efo r c, tax your patience too heavily by
attempting to review in detail American policy throughout the world.
Let me say in passing only that the prospects for peace and for liberty
in Eur ope arc brighter today than they have been for a long time. The patience of
this country and other western nations has finally produced a satisfactory peace
treaty with Austria aft e r 379 previous attempts had !a:.led because of the
negativism of the Soviet Union.
Soverei6nty has , at long last, been restorec! to Western Germany and
that nation has become a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization on
the basis of full equality with the other western countries. All that remains in
order to bring the whole of ~·/estern Europe under the protective cover of this
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defensive organization is to secure the inclusion of Spain, a step which I have
urged on numerous occasions in the past.
In the Middle East, the continued strife between the State of Israel and
the Arab countries and the economic and political difficulties of the latter create
a dangerous situation. Your government, however, is awa.re of the situation and
is attempting to prever..t a deterioration in it which might open the region to
communist penetration.
Africa is beginning to press itself on the consciousness of the rest of
the world. A conference of Afro -Asian nations was re':ently held at Bandung
Indonesia. For the first time the voice of this least known but vitally important
continent was raised forcefully in the councils of the nations. It is a voice that
is bound to g:-ow in strength anc significance as the years go by. We in this
country, particularly our yo:.mger citizens, will do weLl to educate themselves in
an underst~nding of Africa so that we may establish sound relations with the
nations that will inevitably emerge and grow powerful on that continent.
Latin America remains an area of primary concern to us. We are
linked with the other American republics in defensive arrangements and by
cultural and economic ties. Nevertheless we cannot ta.ke these rela~ions for
granted. Our faih1re to pay sufficient attention to them in the past has constituted
a serious gap in our foreign policy which we may be able to remedy in time. As
in the case of Africa m1.4ch will depend on the consideration which is given to
l ... atin ~. "Y'eri.ca by our younger citizens.
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I have taken you on a two-minute tour of two-third of the v.:orld m
order that I might have 20 minutes !or th~ remaining third, the Far East. 'I hat
region, I hnow, is uppermost in the minds of Americans these da}•& v.:hen they
think of foreign policy because it is in that region that peace has been most
consistently threatened in recent years. Developments in the Far Pacific and
our policies with respect to them a1·~ not the sole concern of Washington.
Every at~te, every corr munity and every home in the lane has a stake
in them because they involve the issue of war or peace. I can think of no queotior.
of greater concern to yon men <:nd women at the beginning of maturity. Your
interest in this situation in Asia thousands of miles away is direct and vital.
Your right to the !acto in connection wilh it is fundamental.
Let me, then, try in the balance of my remarks to give you sorne background
on r ecent developments in the Far Ea:;t, Wheu the Chinese Communiste
came to power on the mainland of Asia in 194?, the government of thP. Republic
of China, under Generalisoin o Chiang Kai-shck, moved to the island of Formosa.
The United States continued to recognize his government as it has done !or
decades. F'or the past five years, military and other aid, hundreda of millions
of dollars of it, has been provided to support and to sustain that government.
That policy of aid has been based on the belief that if the Communists were permitted
to take Formosa by aggressive force, the safety and th~ freedom of this
country and other free nations would be seriously jeopardized. It is a policy
which was instituted by President Truman and reaffirmed by President Eisenhowe
It has had the continuing support of Congress. It has also had the support of both
great political parties .
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A few months ago President Eisenhower asked Congress to pass a
resolution supporting the defense of For mosa. He believed the resolution would
strengthen his hand in dealing with the crisis created by the threat of the Chinese
Communists to invade the island. Congress passed the resolution by overwhelming
votes in both houses . It did so, however, only after three points had been
clarified. Many of us in the Senate sought to make clear in debate that the
President by the resolution would not dilute his constitutional power and
responsibility to command the armed forces and execute foreign policy. We a l so
tried to make clear th~.t Congress was not transferrir.g to the President its sole
power and responsibility to declare war. Finally, we sought to establish beyond
doubt that the only purpose of the resolution was to strengthen the defense of
Formosa against the Chinese Communists and to prevent further bloodshed in the
Formosan Straits if tha.t were possible.
The responsibility for keeping Formosa out of the hands of the Chinese
Communists now rests squarely with the President. He is responsibl e to God and
to the American people for what action he may or may not take in carrying out
this responsibility.
I do not know whether we shall avert war or be plunged into war in the
Formosan Str".its . No one can ma.ke a meaningful prediction of that kind. I
believe , however, I speak for all of the people in this room when I say that it is
our common and our deepest hope that families shall not be separated once again
by the demands of war. I believe further that it is the obligation of all and
particularly those of us who are elected servants of the people to work to safeguard
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this country in peace and not by war so long as peace is humanly and ho no rabl}·
That is why I want to go, today, a little deeper into the difficulties in
which we now find ourselves in the Far East. In some ways the cri is in Formosa
is a symptom rather than a cause of the difficulties. And if there is to be peace
in Asia -- i£ there arc to be long term solutions in Asi
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The junior varsity and varsity girls' soccer team was preparing for an intra-squad scrimmage. The cross country team stretched for its run around campus on the track while the boys' soccer team practiced on the main field. The junior varsity and freshman football teams worked on special teams before the varsity squad started its own practice a couple hours later. Even the marching band could be heard echoing around the athletic facility as they practiced in the parking lot.
But it wasn't a normal Tuesday afternoon at Spanish Springs. Tuesday marked the fourth consecutive day (excluding Sunday and Labor Day) the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association, the state's prep athletics governing body, cancelled outdoor athletic events because of poor air quality.
The teams were able to practice outside because a gust came in that blew smoke out of the area after the athletic events had already been cancelled earlier in the afternoon.
The Cougars' girls soccer team was one of the teams in the area that lost a scheduled game because of the NIAA's ruling Tuesday. It was scheduled to play Douglas.
"It's tough," coach Mike Faker said.
Because each game counts toward playoff seeding, Faker said the game against Douglas will need to be made up but he admits it's going to be challenging to fit the game into a schedule that will likely force his team to play a third game.
"It's like we're running in mud," Faker said of the number of cancellations caused by the smoke.
A team that literally runs in mud occasionally, the Spanish Springs cross country team has joined the list of numerous Rail City teams forced to condition inside by the smoke. The team has done everything from running the hallways to doing pushups to workout indoors.
The team even tried using the gym to workout, which provides a unique challenge for a cross country team.
"That didn't work," coach Ron Cross said plainly.
The Cougars' cross county team lost a meet last Saturday to the smoke but is scheduled for its second crack at a season-opener this Saturday. Cross said the team is trying to make up last weekend's lost meet.
Of the three Sparks high schools, Reed was the only one able to play a football game last Friday, winning in Foothill, a suburban Redding school, 38-28.
The coaches of the two squads, (Scott Hare at Spanish Springs and Rob Kittrell at Sparks) who spent their Friday nights channel surfing instead of calling plays, spoke colorfully of their smoke-induced frustration.
"My wife's going to kick me out of the house if we don't get out soon," Kittrell said. "It's frustrating to have no control. It's frustrating to be sitting at home Monday afternoon, after we'd been forced inside for morning practice, and then it clears up to under 50 AQI (Air Quality Index). There's no predicting it. In 23 years of coaching football I've never been through anything like this. The smoke just comes and goes. You can't predict it."
Hare, upset last week by Bishop Monogue's inability to "work with them" and play the game at an alternate site last Friday, realized his team, and the start of its season, is at the grace of the smoke.
"It stinks because you don't play football inside, but you've got to get over it pretty fast. You have to adjust and I think we have," Hare said. "We're still at the mercy of the wind direction. It looks like the firefighters are working hard, but it sounds like for the next week or so, at least periodically, we're still going to be inside sometimes. We'll be ready and practice either way."
The NIAA cancelled Wednesday's outdoor athletic events as well, marking the fifth day of lost games for schools in the area due to smoke. Among the cancelled games were two boys soccer league games, Reed at Galena and Spanish Springs at Douglas. Both of those meetings will need to be made up and likely forcing the schools to play a third game in the week the games are rescheduled.
"We're praying the smoke clears out," Spanish Springs athletic director Art Anderson said.
Anderson said the school is already looking into moving Friday's football game with Damonte Ranch to Lovelock either Friday or Saturday depending on the conditions.
"This is absolutely the worst-case scenario for the start of any season," the eighth-year AD said. "I can attribute a little for spring sports where games get cancelled for weather but nothing like this where we are bringing team indoors day after day. We're at the point where everyone is about to burst at the seams."


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The lab activity described here was created by Betsy Youngman of Phoenix Country Day School and LuAnn Dahlman of TERC for the EarthLabs project. Activity Summary and Learning Objectives Students generate and ...
Whither Arctic Sea Ice?
Betsy Youngman; Mark McCaffrey, National Center for Science Education; Anupma Prakash, University of Alaska Fairbanks; Brian Rogan
DATA: Sea Ice Images TOOLS: ImageJ, Spreadsheet application SUMMARY: Animate 30 years of sea ice images and measure the ice extent each year to produce a graph. Compare the ice extents to air temperatures.
A Jigsaw Approach to the Weathering Thermostat Hypothesis
Maureen Padden, McMaster University
This activity is part of the community collection of teaching materials on climate and energy topics. These materials were submitted by faculty as part of the CLEAN Climate Workshop, held in June, 2011 and are not ...
Time Scales of Climate Change
Erika Grundstrom, Vanderbilt University; Cara Thompson, Santa Monica College; maya elrick, University of New Mexico-Main Campus
This activity introduces students to the fact that climate change occurs at timescales of 1 year to 108 years and there are various drivers to explain these changes. It addresses how scientists detect these scales ...
Modeling Global Climate Change
Vanessa Svihla, University of Texas at Austin, The
This activity explores the role of energy in global climate change. Students explore netlogo models of climate, and learn about cumulative effects.
Who am I in a Changing Climate?
Karen Litfin, University of Washington-Seattle Campus
Concluding a study of climate change in a course on Global Environmental Politics, stuents engage in a reflection exercise intended to develop their capacities for self-inquiry, self-awareness and integrative learning.
Pollen and Climate Change
DATA: Pollen Viewer. TOOLS: Analyzing Digital Images, Spreadsheet. SUMMARY: Study the relationship between climate and the distribution of plants across North America, import data into spreadsheet and graph.
Effectively engaging with climate skeptics
Jessica Kleiss, Lewis and Clark College
One of my persistent challenges as a climate scientist involves friendly conversations with my extended (climate skeptic) family over the Thanksgiving table, as I try to inform and guide their perceptions about ...
Virtues and Climate Change
Stephan Beck, The Evergreen State College
Students create an essay to respond to the question: "What virtues does our society need to foster in people in order for us to be able to respond appropriately to climate change?"
Ethics, Gender, and Climate Change
Sandra Johanson, Green River Community College
The purpose of the assignment is twofold: first, to expose students to what is sometimes called a "feminist" or "care" perspective in ethics. The second is for students to apply these abstract ideas in ethics to the very real and complex issues relating to climate change in environmental ethics.


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Release status: stable
|Parser function
|Introduces parser functions for dealing with page-scoped variables.
|Rob Adams, Tom Hempel, Xiloynaha, Daniel Werner
|Latest version
|2.0.1 (2011-12-15)
|Database changes
|Public domain
Translate the Variables extension if possible
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The Variables extension allows you to define a variable on a page, use it later in that same page or included templates, change its value, possibly to a value given by an expression in terms of the old value, etc.
It is much like a template, only very lightweight and scoped to only a single page, so you can use many variables on a page without slowing down the wiki with huge numbers of templates. Combine this extension with the ParserFunctions extension for best results.
Assigning a value to a variable[edit | edit source]
#vardefine[edit | edit source]
Assigns the value specifiedvalue to the (already existing or hereby introduced) variable variablename.
- Example:
{{#vardefine:iconwidth|25}}making iconwidth = 25
#vardefineecho[edit | edit source]
Works exactly as #vardefine, but the affected value is printed.
- Example: making iconwidth = {{#vardefineecho:iconwidth|25}}
Retrieving the value of a variable (#var)[edit | edit source]
The value of the variable variablename is produced by
If undefined, this produces an empty string; it does not give an error message.
It is possible to define a value for the case that the variable is undefined or void:
{{#var:variablename |defaultvalue}}
This is equivalent to:
{{#if: {{#var:variablename}} |{{#var:variablename}} |defaultvalue}}
but it is much shorter and better arranged. Before version 2.0 though, the default value always was expanded. From version 2.0 on the default only gets expanded in case it is actually used.
The value can be used in parser functions, etc.
#varexists[edit | edit source]
{{#varexists:variablename}}returns 1 if the variable is already defined (also when the value is a void string). If the variable is not defined the return value is void.
#var_final[edit | edit source]
Experimental new function introduced in Variables 2.0. This function will output the final, last value a variable has at the end of the page rendering. Naturally, the value will be inserted after the parser went over the entire wiki markup, so this function can't be used in other functions, expecting the right value is being used. Example:
{{#var_final:variablename |default}}
The default value will be used if the variable doesn't exist at the final page rendering stage or if its value is an empty string. The default will be expanded right where the function is used, so the parameter will be expanded, even if it won't be needed.
Examples[edit | edit source]
The ParserFunctions extension must also be installed to use #expr.
x = 2*a + b:
{{#vardefine:x|{{#expr:2*{{#var:a}}+{{#var:b}}}} }}
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Download[edit | edit source]
You can download the extension directly from the MediaWiki source code repository (browse code). You can get:
- One of the extensions tags
Not all extensions have tags. Some extensions have tags for each release, in which case those tags have the same stability as the release. To download a tag
- Go to the tags list
- Click the name of the tag you want to download
- Click "snapshot"
- The latest version of one of the extensions branches
Each extension has a master branch containing the latest code (might be unstable). Extensions can have further branches as well.
- Go to the branches list
- Click the branch name
- Click "snapshot"
- A snapshot made during the release of a MediaWiki version.
This might be unstable and is not guaranteed to work with the associated MediaWiki version.
After you've got the code, save it into the extensions/Variables directory of your wiki.
If you are familiar with git and have shell access to your server, you can obtain the extension, with all its tags and branches, as follows:
cd extensions
git clone https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/p/mediawiki/extensions/Variables.git
Installation[edit | edit source]
- Download and extract the files in a directory called
Variablesin your
extensions/folder. If you're a developer and this extension is in a Git repository, then instead you should clone the repository.
- Add the following code at the bottom of your LocalSettings.php:
require_once( "$IP/extensions/Variables/Variables.php" );
- Done! Navigate to "Special:Version" on your wiki to verify that the extension is successfully installed.
Change log[edit | edit source]
Variables was written by Rob Adams who has released it into the public domain. It was ported to MediaWiki version 1.8 by Hempel. It was ported to MediaWiki 1.10 by Rob Adams. #vardefineecho was added by Xiloynaha. #varexists, #var_final and #var with optional default value as well as the 2.0 rewrite were contributed by Daniel Werner who is currently maintaining the extension.
For detailed and most recent history see the RELEASE-NOTES.
See also[edit | edit source]
- Extension:Foxway Use the syntax and power of PHP in wiki pages
- Extension:DynamicFunctions##arg:
- Extension:MyVariables - Creates new variables in the MediaWiki sense
- Extension:Loops
- Extension:Arrays - Create an array and provide array functions (such as search, split, and sort) and set operations (such as intersect, union and diff)
- Extension:HashTables - New parser functions for handling hash tables in MediaWiki
- bugzilla:7865 - Enable VariablesExtension on Wikimedia wikis (status: wontfix)
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Check out festivals and events in June across the state.
This list is organized by region.
Central Florida (including Orlando, Kissimmee, Daytona Beach, Sanford, the Space Coast, Lakeland/Polk and Lake County)
May 31-June 1: Silver Spurs Rodeo, Kissimmee. Sixty of professional rodeo's top cowboys leverage razor-sharp reflexes and brainy brawn atop the country's top and most unpredictable livestock. At Silver Spurs Arena at Osceola Heritage Park. Saturday 7:30 p.m. and Sunday 2 p.m. Adults $15; Children 10 and under free. 321-697-3495. www.silverspursrodeo.com
May 31-June 2, June 7-9: Disney Star Wars Weekends, Lake Buena Vista The Force is always with you as Walt Disney World Resort's Hollywood Studios Park sets the scene for an out of this world event: Star Wars Weekends. Held every weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) through June 10. the event features celebrity autographs, shows and a nightly party with Wookies, Ewoks, Stormtroopers and other characters from the Star Wars series. Children ages 12 and under can hone their light saber skills at the Jedi Training Academy, while the whole family can enjoy the Star Tours -- The Adventure Continues attraction at the park which was inaugurated last year. Star Wars Weekends festivities are included in the price of admission to the park ($85 for adults, $79 for children). There are various ticket plans including Florida resident discounts. Visit www.DisneyParks.com.
June 1: First Saturday Jam, Barberville. On the first Saturday each month visit the Pioneer Settlement for entertainment and fun for the entire family. 9 a.m to 4 p.m. Includes informal music jams, free workshops, a chili cook-off, yard sale. Admission is free. 386-749-2959. www.pioneersettlement.org
June 14: Friday Fest, Melbourne Held the second Friday of the month in Historic Downtown, it's a family-oriented event that includes art craft and business vendors, lots of great food, beer and wine, a children's activity. Highland Avenue, Melbourne FL 32922. Free. 321-724-1741. http://www.space-coast.com/Calendar
June 14-16: Major Beach Soccer Tournament, Daytona Beach. SUSL Major Beach Soccer returns to Daytona Beach for sun and fun on the Atlantic Coast of Florida. The annual competition opens the USL Major Beach Soccer season and brings players, families, fans and spectators to the "World's Most Famous Beach." 103 S. Ocean Ave., Daytona Beach, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. www.majorbeachsoccer.com
June 15: Cruisin' Downtown DeLand Classic Car Show, DeLand. Every 3rd Saturday of the Month (Except November). East Indiana Avenue in Downtown DeLand. Classic cars & rods line East Indiana Avenue in Downtown DeLand. Live DJ, giveaways, shopping & dining. 4-8 p.m. Free. 386-624-5027. www.MainStreetDeLand.org
June 20: Sea Side Fiesta, New Smyrna Beach. Four blocks of games, food and entertainment for all ages. On historic Flagler Avenue on the beachside, 5 to 9 p.m. Free. 386-424-2175. www.nsbfla.com/calendar.cfm
June 21: Jazz Friday at Fossaner Museum of Art, Melbourne. Every third Friday of the month the Fossaner Museum of Art hosts Jazz Friday in their galleries. Expect great music from local favorites. Admission is free for members of the Museum and $10 for non-members. 1463 Highland Avenue, Melbourne FL 32901. 321-433-4470. www.visitspacecoast.com
June 21-23: Harvest Festival, Clermont. Annual grape stomping, arts and crafts, live music, wine and food. Complimentary winery tours and tasting. At Lakeridge Winery and Vineyard 10 a.m.-5 p.m. $2 donation. 800-768-WINE. www.lakeridgewinery.com
June 22: Art Walk on Flagler, New Smyrna Beach. Held on the fourth Saturday each month, Flagler Avenue livens up with entertainment and wine tastings at participating venues. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. (wine walk 1-7 p.m.). Free ($25 for wine walk or $20 with previous month's glass). Flagler Avenue, 100 Flagler Ave., New Smyrna Beach, FL, 32169. 386-428-1770. www.flaglergallerygroup.com
June 23: Climb to the Moon, Ponce Inlet. Climb to the Moon at Ponce Inlet Lighthouse offers views of the sunset and moonrise from atop the lighthouse on Dec. 28. The lighthouse keeper relates the story of this National Historic Landmark. Sparkling cider and hors d'oeuvres are provided by Inlet Harbor Restaurant. The lighthouse is at 4931 South Peninsula Drive. Participation is limited to 25 people and tickets ($25) must be purchased in advance by calling Mary at 386-761-1821 ext. 10.
June 28: Fourth Fridays Art Walk, Sanford. Central Florida's only monthly juried art show. With exhibits and music at participating venues. 6-9 p.m. Downtown Sanford, First Street, Sanford, FL, 32771. Free. 407-323-2774. www.sanfordinfo.com
June 28: 4th Fridays in Artisan Alley & DeLand Art Walk, DeLand. Gather with friends every fourth Friday of the month at Artisan Alley and also enjoy the DeLand Art Walk. DeLand Art Walk is a free, self-guided tour of the Historic Downtown area. Enjoy music, food, drinks, arts, crafts and more. Art galleries, museums, cultural venues, restaurants and boutiques host artists within their businesses on the fourth Friday of every month, rain or shine. Look for an official Art Walk banner in the front of each stop to identify the participating venues. Choose your own route, or begin from Museum of Florida Art. Downtown, 100 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand FL 32720. 6-9 p.m. 386-738-0649. delandartwalk.com/
June 29: Art and Wine Walk on Flagler Avenue, New Smyrna Beach. Display of art works by resident and visiting artists , along with entertainment, demonstrations and a free prize drawing. Held on the last Saturday of each month January through June. In the five blocks between the Indian River and the ocean. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Free. 386-428-1770. www.nsbfla.com
Tampa Bay-Sarasota (including Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Sarasota, Anna Maria Island, Bradenton, Tarpon Springs and Homosassa)
June 1-2: Seventh Annual Pepper Fest, Pinellas Park. Hot and spicy foods and sauces to sample and purchase. Also pepper plants, barbecue, crafts. At The England Brothers Bandshell Park, Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. $2 admission, children 12 and under free, free parking. 727-423-8433. http://pinellaspepperfest.webs.com/
June 1-2: Corey Avenue Craft Festival, St. Petersburg Beach. Craft fair featuring handmade jewelry, ceramics, pottery items, a Green Market and more. Along Corey Avenue, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free. www.artfestival.com/events
June 3-22: Sarasota Music Festival, Sarasota. For three weeks each June, internationally recognized guest artists and student musicians come together to study and perform chamber music. Nearly 500 students from top music programs at colleges and conservatories worldwide audition to participate, but only 58 are accepted. These exceptional students work side-by-side with a group of 40 music masters, which comprise the guest faculty. The public can hear these artists rehearse or perform together Thursday afternoon Artist Showcase Concerts, the Friday and Saturday evening Chamber Concerts, and the Festival Orchestra Concerts. Festival Passes, which allow access to master classes and rehearsals, may be purchased, and eight student concerts are free and open to the public. At Beatrice Friedman Symphony Center. 941-953-3434, 953-4252. www.sarasotaorchestra.org/sarasotamusicfestival/festivalconcerts.cfm
June 8-9: Tampa Bay Caribbean Carnival, Tampa. Enjoy the sights, sounds, culture and food of the islands. Event includes steel band performances, an international salsa performer, a costume contest, arts and crafts, exhibits, live Caribbean music, costume parade and food vendors. At Raymond James Stadium, Saturday noon to 10 p.m., Sunday 1 to 10 p.m. Advanced tickets $10, day-of tickets $15. 813-374-9578. www.carnivaltampa.com
June 8-9: St. Armands Circle Craft Festival, Sarasota. Craft fair featuring paintings, jewelry, pet and spa products, a Green Market and more. At St. Armands Circle, a popular shopping area, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free. www.artfestival.com/events
June 22-23: Downtown Dunedin Craft Festival, Dunedin. Pottery, photography, glasswork and woodwork are among the crafts offered at this craft festival. Enjoy the Green Market all weekend. Downtown, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free. www.artfestival.com/events
June 29-July 7: Suncoast Offshore Grand Prix Festival, Sarasota. Festive activities leading up to offshore race by million-dollar cigarette boats, with race day on July 7. You don't need a ticket and you can come as you are. Events include golf tournament and Festival Kickoff Party, Festival Car Show, Parade of Boats downtown followed by Parade After Party Celebrity "Meet and Greet", "The Friendliest Catch" Fishing Tournament for the physically and mentally challenged, Meet and Greet Who's in the Driver's Seat and World's Largest Offshore Party at Hyatt Regency ballroom; Motorcycle ride and pancake breakfast; Annual Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix Boat Race; and all culminating in a Race Awards Celebration. Free admission. 941-371-8820 x1800. www.suncoastoffshore.org/events.php
Southwest Florida (including Naples, Fort Myers, Venice, Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda)
June 14-16: Florida's Creative Coast Weekend, Pine Island. On the second weekend each month November-April, Pine Island businesses offer themed artistic events. Galleries and shops are open extended hours on Friday, many offering special openings. Take a cooking class, or listen to live music. Other special events and workshops are planned at individual shops on Saturday and Sunday. 239-283-4842. www.floridascreativecoast.com
June 15-16: Downtown Venice Craft Festival, Venice. Features fine crafts, from photography, pottery, stained glass and more, plus a Green Market open all weekend. In downtown area, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free. www.artfestival.com/events
June 20: Downtown Gallery Walk, Punta Gorda. Held monthly on the third Thursday, 5-8 p.m. Visit any of the downtown merchants, restaurants and galleries for your game card. As always, there will be live entertainment, food and drink samplings, art, beauty and health demonstrations, a free trolley, and an evening of fun. Free; free parking. 941-505-1915. www.puntagordashopping.com
South Florida and the Keys (including Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Key Largo, Key West and the Treasure Coast)
June 1-3: Royal Poinciana Fiesta, Coconut Grove. Celebrate the glorious Royal Poinciana at this special festival. Includes tree planting, picnic lunch and tours. 305-258-086. www.tfts.org/local%20events.htm
June 2: Suntrust Sunday Jazz Brunch, Fort Lauderdale. Live outdoor concert series bringing the area's best local jazz artists to the city's scenic Riverwalk the first Sunday of each month. Listen to the soulful sounds on four different stages. Everyone is welcome to attend, including well-behaved, leashed pets, and there is ample room to set up chairs, blankets and picnic baskets. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Free admission. 954-828-5363. www.fortlauderdale.gov/events/jazzbrunch/jazzbrunch.htm
June 5: Founder's Day at Whitehall, Palm Beach. Founder's Day gives visitors free access to this National Historic Landmark in honor of the museum's founder, Jean Flagler Matthews, who rescued the estate from demolition and established the Flagler Museum on June 5, 1959. The museum's extensive collection of art, furniture and historic objects related to life during the Guilded Age will be on display. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free admission. 561-655-2833. flaglermuseum.us/html/founders_day.html
June 8-9: Miami/Bahamas Goombay Festival, Coconut Grove. Enjoy colorful costumed junkanoo groups dancing to Caribbean rhythms. Over the years, the festival has become a signature event including a historical luncheon for the pioneers, a children's corner where kids read stories and make junkanoo costumes, a colorful parade of energetic, brightly costumed people gyrating and dancing to the rhythmic accompaniment of cowbells, drums and whistles. Vendors share their authentic Bahamian and American cuisine in booths that align the streets. 305-448-9501. www.goombayfestivalcoconutgrove.com
June 15: West Palm Beach Carnival, West Palm Beach. This carnival will be a festive celebration of Caribbean culture with a parade of costumes, food, drinks and live entertainment. Mardi Gras begins at 11 a.m.Tickets before 2:30 p.m. are $20; children 10 and under are free. South Florida Fair Grounds. www.westpalmbeachcarnival.com/carnival.html
June 15-16: Redland Summer Fruit Festival, Homestead. Annual event showcasing local agriculture and tropical fruit plants. Booths feature local wines, yummy foods and rare fruit samplings. At Redland Fruit and Spice Park; 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Adults $8; children under 11 free. fruitandspicepark.org/friends/
June 20: Third Thursday Art Walk. Islamorada The Morada Way Third Thursday Art Walk presents local fine arts, music and culinary specialties on Dec. 20. The galleries of Morada Way are between Mile Markers 81 and 82. Event hours are from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. For details, visit www.fla-keys.com.
Northeast Florida (including Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Flagler County and Amelia Island)
June 1: Living History Day at Fort Matanzas, Marineland. Take the National Park Service's ferry to Rattlesnake Island and experience daily military life at Fort Matanzas, the 18th century Spanish fort that guarded the southern approach to St. Augustine. From 10:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., authentically clad re-enactors will demonstrate Spanish muskets and cannons at the fort. Free. 904-471-0116. www.floridashistoriccoast.com/
June 7: First Friday Art Walk, St. Augustine. One of the city's most popular cultural events, held the first Friday of each month. Enjoy new exhibits, music, entertainment and refreshments at 15 participating galleries, plus great food courtesy of the St. Augustine Independent Restaurant Assn. Tours begin at Rembrandtz American Craft Gallery. St. Augustine Sightseeing Trains and Old Town Trolleys offer complimentary shuttle service to most galleries. Shuttles run on a continuous loop every 30 minutes. 904-829-0065.www.artgalleriesofstaugustine.com
June 8: Artrageous Artwalk, Fernandina Beach . Held monthly on second Saturday each month, to open the doors of some of Amelia Island's incredible galleries, featuring photography, pottery, copper, stained glass, watercolor, acrylics and more. Participants can peruse more than a dozen galleries in downtown Fernandina Beach and at the Plantation Artists' Guild and Gallery located at Amelia Island Plantation. 5:30-8:30 p.m. 800-226-3542. http://www.ameliaisland.com/calendar.aspx
June 22: Battle of Bloody Mose 272nd Anniversary Commemoration, Fort Mose Historic State Park. To commemorate the 272nd anniversary of the Battle of Bloody Mose, the park, historical society and Florida Living History Inc. invites people to enjoy a day at the park where they can watch living history demonstrations, music and two battle re-enactments. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Regular park entrance fees. 904-823-2232. www.floridastateparks.org/fortmose/events.cfm
North-Central Florida (including Ocala, Gainesville and Tallahassee)
June 1: Watermelon Festival, Chiefland. The festival offers plenty of ice cold melon for all to enjoy. Other activities include arts and crafts, seed-spitting contest, parade, watermelon auction, weighing contest and the Watermelon Queen contest. At City Park. Free admission. 352-493-1849. www.chieflandchamber.com/watermelon.html
The Panhandle (including Pensacola, Panama City Beach, Apalachicola and Destin)
May 31-June 2: Billy Bowlegs Pirate Festival, Fort Walton Beach. Get ready for the pirate uprising at this 56th annual event. Activities include local and regional bands, food, arts and crafts, pirates, a torchlight parade, children's activities, fireworks and more. Free. 850-244-8191. www.fwbchamber.org/Billy-Bowlegs.bowlegs.0.html
June 1-9: Fiesta of Five Flags, Pensacola. Annual celebration of the founding of Pensacola in 1559 and the five governing flags that have flown over it in ensuing years. Begins with a lighthearted reenactment of the surrender of the city to Spanish explorer Don Tristan de Luna, followed by an evening of outdoor musical entertainment. Free admission. 850-433-6512. www.fiestaoffiveflags.org/index.html
June 7-8: Wellborn Blueberry Festival, Wellborn. Annual celebration of the harvest, with blueberries in pies, cobblers, jellies, syrups and more. Also includes bake-off, country store, arts and crafts, children's games and crafts, parade, entertainment, adult and children's talent contests, tasting party and cash raffle grand prize. At Andrews Square downtown. Free. 386-963-1157. wellborncommunityassociation.com/Pages/BlueberryFestival.aspx
June 8: Annual St. George Island Mullet Toss, St. George Island. See how far you can throw a mullet. Plan on spending the day on the beach in front of the sponsoring business, Blue Parrot Ocean Front Café. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 850-927-2987. http://www.seestgeorgeisland.com/Events.aspx
June 17-19: Suwannee River Jubilee, Live Oak. A weekend of Southern Gospel music with the Dixie Echoes and others. A Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park. Advance tickets $13 per person per night, 3-day pass $30; at gate $15 per person per night, 3-day pass $38. Bring lawn chairs. Gate opens at 5:30 p.m., concert begins at 7:30 p.m. 850-477-6391. www.musicliveshere.com
June 22-23: Panhandle Watermelon Festival, Chipley. Held on the last full weekend in June, this event is a summer tradition. Activities include watermelon contests, entertainment and more. Concert at Pals Park on Friday, 6 to 9 p.m., and moves to the Washington County Agricultural Center on Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free. 850-638-6180. www.panhandlewatermelonfestival.com
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