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Stars Will Shine At The Beach


Last Update: 7/14/2009 1:44 pm
Ocean City, MD
Ocean City, MD
Ocean City's got talent!  That's what you'll see at the beach this weekend.  It's the Starpower National Talent Competition.

Dancers from all over the country will be performing at 40th Street & The Bay.  The events run from 8am - 7pm each day starting Sunday.  For more information, click here.

Also this weekend, Sundaes in the Park continues.  "Rising Sun Reggae" will perform Sunday in Northside Park (127th Street & The Bay).  There's also a concert for kids.  "Uncle Pete with Kids" will present an interactive music show.  The concert starts at 6pm.
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