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Ahoy Matey want to see some magic, hear about a woman s great-uncle s experience on the Titanic, or find out all about a Holocaust Love Story. You can enjoy all these exciting programs presented by the Museum of Coastal Carolina, Tuesdays in July at 6 p.m. The schedule is as follow: • July 6 - Michael Rosander founder of No Sleeves Magic and his acting troupe will present the production of Pirates Have Problems magic show at 6 p.m. The free show will held outside at the Town Center Park stage, 11 E. Second St. (next to the museum).  In case of rain, the program will be moved inside the museum and seating will be limited. For information about Town Center Park rules and regulations, visit https://oibgov.com/). Rosander describes the show as the most swashbuckling, slapstick adventures ye will ever see. In this show, Captain Beard Black boasts of finding all the treasures in the world, but then confesses he didn’t use his money wisely and has now decided to try his hand at�

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