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Marathon Events Calendar

Marathon Calendar of Events for September, 2012

Marathon / September 1
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Nearly 50 triathletes are to compete on in this family-friendly, neighborhood style triathlon. The event has two distances — a sprint triathlon (half-mile swim, 12-mile bike ride and three-mile run) and a "mini" sprint which is exactly half that combined distance. The race starts at 8 a.m. with a swim at Sombrero Beach, a bike ride around Sombrero Country Club golf course and a run through the surrounding beach neighborhood. To register in advance, visit website for details. Race-day registration opens at 7 a.m.
Contact: 305-731-5588
Email: maratri2011@gmail.com
Marathon / September 17 – 21
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On each "Conchtoberfest Night" a Marathon restaurant is to host a uniquely themed and decorated event that includes food, specialty drinks and menu items; Mardi Gras, Mexican, Toga, St. Patrick's Day and a Pirates Party. Proceeds each night are to help benefit a different local nonprofit or charity.
Contact: 305-743-5417
Email: info@floridakeysmarathon.com
Marathon / September 21 – 23
Marathon International Bonefish Tournament
Believed to be the longest running tournament in the Keys, this challenge awards more than 20 trophies and prizes to participants, including individual and team champions scoring the largest bonefish and permit, the top anglers in fly and grand slam divisions (for the top spin or fly angler who releases the largest bonefish, permit and tarpon "slam"), as well as the tongue-in-cheek "wet pants" champion titles for anglers wading from shore.
Contact: Barb 305-304-8682; Laural 305-395-1554
Email: bnbfishing@comcast.net
Marathon / September 29
From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., enjoy a free, full-filled day featuring a scavenger hunt, kids' activities, guided beach walk, self-guided kayak tours, and dozens of booths by local resource management agencies, non profits, artists and more. Free lunch at noon while supplies last. Located at Curry Hammock State Park, 56200 Overseas Highway, near mile marker 56.

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