Private Events

Welcome to KIDS ARTISTIC REVUE – National Dance Competition! As we enter another exciting season, let us start by saying how truly grateful we are for all the incredible support. KAR realizes what an honor it is to be recognized as “America’s Favorite Dance Competition,” and we will continue to set the bar high by producing the best competition possible. We’ve been working diligently to create new ideas that are sure to exceed your expectations and make your experience at KAR even greater!

Contact: Sue Chavez

About KAR

Welcome to Kids Artistic Revue National Dance Competition! For the last 38 years, KAR has continued to thrive because of our amazing dancers, teachers and parents and they have earned us the distinction of “America’s Favorite Dance Competition!” This honor inspires our entire team to work diligently in providing the best customer service, continue to be an industry leader, and produce a world class dance event that EVERYONE can truly appreciate.
KAR is dedicated to recognizing and encouraging dancers from all across the world. Our beautiful stages will be shared by thousands of performers who will all have their moment to shine in a positive, rewarding, and exhilarating setting. We are proud to recognize teachers, choreographers, and parents for their hard work and commitment to assist young dancers achieve their goals. KAR values achievements and is honored to be a positive outlet where dedication, talent, and accomplishments are proudly celebrated.
KAR is more than a dance competition. Our unique environment affords the opportunity to showcase the mental and physical discipline that it takes to be a dancer. Our main goal is to foster a team building experience both on and off stage, while promoting the extraordinary confidence it takes to be a performer.
New Judging Criteria, Level Promotions, Level Calculators, Comprehensive Dance Skill Sets and Prop Guidelines have been implemented to improve your competition experience!

“More than any other trade show in the water well industry, the JUBILEE is a people oriented event. Its founders started it to inform, educate, and entertain contractors and their families. In subsequent years hundreds have worked hard for the JUBILEE and thousands more have participated in it. Every one of these people should be recognized for contributing to the JUBILEE’S success.”

(Kenneth R. Swanson, History of the South Atlantic Well Drillers JUBILEE)

The JUBILEE is dedicated to the following purposes:
To deal with trade and promotion of the business of water well drilling, the installation of groundwater systems, and related ground water activities, particularly in the South Atlantic area of the United States; and, to produce a trade show for those interested in the water well drilling and ground water related industries;

To provide educational programs designed to improve the professionalism, technical expertise and image of the industry;

To cooperate with manufacturers, suppliers, drillers and installers of related ground water systems and their associates in the industry, including particularly state ground water and water well associations located in the South Atlantic region, in all lawful matters of common interest;

To act as a trade association for the industry in the South Atlantic region, in cooperation with state water well associations, and to perform services which can better be performed as a group than separately; and,

To perform any other lawful acts to help those in the ground water industries to serve the public and promote expansion of the industry.

South Atlantic Jubilee Since 1955
“It will be a Jubilee.” These words were spoken by Russell O. Heater of Raleigh, NC, as he announced his concept for the event now known throughout the well drilling industry as the South Atlantic Well Drillers JUBILEE. Under Heater’s leadership, the first JUBILEE was held in 1955 at Carolina Beach, NC. For years, Heater’s vision of a drilling industry event, emphasizing both business and family relationships, has prevailed. The JUBILEE was, and still is, the industry’s premier conference and trade show and a “family affair.”

“More than any other trade show in the water well industry, the JUBILEE is a people oriented event. Its founders started it to inform, educate, and entertain contractors and their families. In subsequent years hundreds have worked hard for the JUBILEE and thousands more have participated in it. Every one of these people should be recognized for contributing to the JUBILEE’S success.” (Kenneth R. Swanson, History of the South Atlantic Well Drillers JUBILEE)

From performance & skills training to our renowned College Game Day program, NCA College Camps are designed to prepare your team for the entire season. Work with some of the best collegiate staff in the nation to create a foundation built on growth, camaraderie and tradition.

About the National Cheerleaders Association
NCA was founded in 1948 by Lawrence “Herkie” Herkimer and continues to hold his vision of creating an atmosphere to cultivate the whole cheerleader. We embrace our rich heritage as the first cheerleading company and continue to pioneer the way with innovative camp curriculum, industry-leading championships and events that reward the hard-working, well-rounded cheerleaders in America today!

Established in Washington, D.C., in 1956 by a group of air traffic controllers, the Air Traffic Control Association has been from the outset dedicated to progress in the science of air traffic control and the preservation of a safe flight environment. It provides a forum in which those concerned can address the myriad issues inherent to the development of viable air traffic control systems and aviation infrastructures, and the ever increasing demands on the global navigable airspace environment. Those in the aviation community — the providers of air traffic control, system architects, manufacturers, suppliers, system operators and users — join together in ATCA to share their collective experience, knowledge, and efforts in pursuit of common goals.

ATCA is unique in representing a broad spectrum of civil-military cooperation typical of global flying activities. ATCA’s Annual Conference and Exhibition provides North America’s largest and most diverse venue for aviation-related technology, attracting thousands of civilian and military members and representatives from around the world. ATCA also holds technical symposia, cyber security summits, and various high-level collaborative meetings and briefings domestically and throughout Europe, the Pacific Rim and Latin America. ATCA’s Civil Military Air Traffic Management Summit, known as CMAC™, attracts civil and military aviation leaders from around the world.

The ATCA publications, The Journal of Air Traffic Control, Conference Technical “Proceedings,” and the ATCA Bulletin, are prominent sources for the latest news and achievements in the field.

ATCA is a non-profit, non-government, professional organization. Membership is open to all who share a common interest in promoting and encouraging the advancement of aviation and air traffic control. The governing body is composed of representatives from all segments of the aviation community.
The Symposium is an ideal forum to showcase air traffic control to the US Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force and Army. The Symposium helps reinforce the Joints Service professional excellence in the ATC community. It allows senior military and civilian professionals to enlighten, inspire, and educate junior and senior military air traffic controllers on ATC’s latest technological advances, operational enhancements, and policy changes. The Symposium provides the perfect opportunity to get beyond the classroom and traditional training methods.

225 Reinekers Lane,
Suite 400,
Alexandria, VA 22314

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Who is MDI? We’re a time-tested, success-driven wholesale grocery distributor that services retailers across the East Coast. Let’s partner up, roll up our sleeves, and get the job done. We deliver over 40,000 products across multiple categories and price points. Our extensive in-house range of products includes organic and sought-after specialty items, profitable high-end offerings, local treasures and a wide range of authentic ethnic products. As you evolve, your business does, too. We’re here to give you the continual support you need for unhindered, effortless growth. Customers are the focus of everything we do. Our mission is to provide exceptional value in products and services.

What is the World Am?
The largest, most fun & most valuable golf tournament on the planet! Entering its 38th year, the “World Am” is the only event of its kind. Boasting 72 holes of net, stroke play with over 3,000 golfers competing on nearly 60 of Myrtle Beach’s best golf courses. It isn’t all just about the golf though, the Myrtle Beach World Am provides players with the most unique and rewarding tournament golf experience around!

What’s Included In Your Entry Fee?
THE BEST VALUE OF ANY GOLF TOURNAMENT ON THE PLANET INCLUDES:
72 holes of net, stroke tournament play on a different course each day with free range balls.
Opportunity to compete in a fifth round championship playoff on Friday, September 3rd at the beautiful Grande Dunes Resort Course.
Nightly access to the World’s Largest 19th Hole for you and a guest.
Gift Bag upon arrival featuring quality golf products with a total value nearing $300!
Every participant will be eligible for over $25,000 in random drawing prizes!
Top 5 players in each flight receive a trophy and Gift Card.
Daily prizes like low net, long drive, closest-to-the-pin, closest-to-the-line.

World’s Largest 19th Hole
The “World’s Largest 19th Hole” is a term used quite a bit in the description of the Myrtle Beach World Amateur. Although difficult to explain in short bursts, that is more a byproduct of its enormity, rather than its complexity. That is because at its core, the 19th Hole is simply a golf party…a gathering of avid golfers, all ready to wind down and have a blast. Take a few minutes here to explore everything that makes the 19th Hole, the true heartbeat of the World Am!

Mission Statement
The Southeast Governmental Fleet Managers Association has been serving professional fleet managers since 1993. This organization has grown to over 950 members which include fleet and public works managers, supervisors, purchasing and support personnel. Our members represent cities, counties, state, public service and school districts, colleges and universities. In 2005 we realized there was a need for the expansion of this organization to include, not only South Carolina, but the entire Southeast.

Our goals are to provide training sessions and networking opportunities to our members during the year. In addition, our annual meeting attracts over one hundred exhibitors who offer products and services directly related to your fleet’s operations and technical sessions which address both management and repair related issues.

If you have any questions we encourage you to give any of us a call. Also, please visit our website at www.sgfma.org. We look forward to your agency being a part of the SGFMA.

The goal of the SGFMA is:

To foster and promote the advancement of the fleet profession through membership, association, and assistance to fellow fleet managers.
To provide an open forum for the exchange of ideas, experience, and information related to the fleet management profession.
To develop and promote improved standards and methods for the good management of fleet operations and assets.
To seek the improvement of laws and regulations pertaining to fleet administration.
Provide the exchange of information on procurement, maintenance, operation, and disposition of fleet equipment.
Promote the professional, social, and personal interaction between members of the fleet management profession.
To promote improved intergovernmental profession.

WHAT WE’RE ALL ABOUT
The Everything Embroidery Market is the largest event of it’s kind for the embroidery, applique, and vinyl application industry. The show has quickly become a must attend event for small businesses, home based businesses, and crafters in this industry. At the event you will enhance your skills, knowledge, and techniques through our classes, grow your supplier list and stay on top of trends by shopping our vendors on the show floor. You will find everything from blanks, embroidery, heat press and cutter equipment, fabric, supplies and much more! Everything Embroidery Market is your source for starting a business, boosting sales and growing in the ever-changing industry of embroidery and heat vinyl application.

Join the fun!
Entrepreneurs, crafters, and enthusiasts our shows are for you!
There is nothing like the energy of a trade show: like-minded individuals to meet, the chance to know your suppliers, find new products, new trends, new techniques, see the latest equipment, – the fun! WE GIVE YOU A FEW OPPORTUNITIES EACH YEAR TO JOIN US. Come to market or join us at one of our educational retreats.

Excellent organization of class size and great presentations. Good variety of vendors.
– Brenda Swaggard

It was a great show. Learned lots in the classes, found some new suppliers, and drooled over my dream machine.
– Michelle Tinsley

FAQ’S
How many days is the event?
The Everything Embroidery Market is a two-day event with pre-show workshops and early check-in. You can enter and leave the event as many times as you wish during the two days.

May I purchase a one day ticket?
You may attend the Market as much or as little as you would like with your paid registration.

When do I check-in?
Check in will be open from 4:00 pm until 6:00pm for early arrivers the night prior to opening event. Check-in will be open beginning at 8:00 am each day of the event.

What do I need to bring to check-in?
After registering as an attendee and class registration, you will receive an email with your tickets. Print your tickets out and a staff member will scan your tickets and present your badge at the Check in/Registration desk.

What is the closest airport to the event?
Myrtle Beach International Airport

May I purchase a ticket at the door?
Yes – you may purchase a ticket at the door. Tickets are $28.00 at the door.

Will there be classes every day?
Yes, there will be classes available every day of the Market.

Do you accept credit cards?
Yes, we accept all credit cards using our secured stripe credit card payment link upon checkout.

Will vendors be selling machines and software at the conference?
Yes – most vendors you may purchase items from at the event. There may also be vendors you may need to order items from after the event as they may only be exhibiting a display at the Market.

May I request a refund?
All ticket purchases are non-refundable. Tickets to the Everything Embroidery Market are sold on the same basis as those for cultural performances, football games and other one-time events. Mark your calendar carefully since all admission and class tickets are non-refundable. You may transfer your ticket to another attendee if you are unable to attend.

Will there be on-site food options available?
Yes, there will be food available for purchase at the Convention Center.

Is there an age minimum to attend this event?
Yes, you must be 13 years or older to attend the event and all attendees over 18 will need a ticket. There is an exception for nursing infants, however there are no strollers allowed in the exhibit area due to insurance policies. Infants can be in the exhibitor area in a body carrier.

Tickets https://www.tickettailor.com/promoter/help/id/22839/chk/a652/

The NCCSA is a service organization that exists to provide member schools in North Carolina the opportunity to choose from the programs, services, or products that they feel will help improve the quality of their school, students, and staff.

The origin of Wyatt-Quarles Seed Company dates back to 1881 when Job P. Wyatt and Philip Taylor organized a general merchandise business on East Martin Street in Raleigh. At first, the company sold groceries, hardware, seeds, and general merchandise. Later, groceries were dropped and the company began to wholesale hardware, farm machinery, and seeds with William L. Wyatt as the first salesman. W. G. Quarles, who came to the company from Alabama in 1931, was appointed manager of the seed department in October of 1932.