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What: Annapolis Rotary Crab Feast When: Friday, August 7, 2009 Time: 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Where: The Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis MD. Preferred Dining: An excellent way to entertain special clients and guests or to recognize the hard work of your loyal employees. The preferred dining area lets you and your guests take advantage of the VIP entrance, guaranteed seating in one of the preferred dining tents, and a wait staff that will bring the crabs to you. Tables of 10 and 12 available. Contact Bea Carson for additional information (410) 353-4722 or email Sponsorships: Additional sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact Bea Carson for additional information (410) 353-4722 or email Click here to download the reserved dining and sponsorship form. Parking: Parking for the 2009 Annapolis Rotary Crab Feast at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium is FREE. You MUST enter the stadium parking lot via Gate #2 (Farragut Ave.) or Gate #6 (Taylor Avenue) and park on the West (GOLD) Side of the stadium. All other parking areas at the stadium are paid or reserved parking. Entry: Entry will be through gates 2 and 6 on the Gold side of the Stadium and no drinks, containers, backpacks, large bags, coolers, or like items may be taken in to the event. The Feast: Includes all you can eat and drink, including Large & #1 male crabs – the big ones – plus Maryland vegetable crab soup, sweet Maryland corn on the cob, beef barbecue sandwiches, all-American hot dogs, draft beer and assorted sodas and water. Ben & Jerry’s ice cream will be donating proceeds from discounted ice cream at the event. Also, a bake sale and cake raffle will finish your feast with sweetness. Statistics: 3,000 people, 478 bushels of crabs, 3,400 ears of corn, 130 gallons of crab soup, 1,800 hot dogs, 150 pounds of beef barbecue, hundreds of gallons of soft drinks and beer. The hot dogs and barbecue are all donated by Adam’s Ribs. "Share-A-Crab": It’s an all-you-can-eat affair, so take all you want, but eat all you take, and if you have more than you need, share with a neighbor. That way, we can reduce the waste and help preserve one of our most precious natural resources. The Cause: Annapolis Rotary members pay all their own administrative costs for the operation of the club, so 100% of all funds raised are donated to local charities. Last year’s crab feast donated $70,000 directly to local charities and non-profit groups. More than $1 million has been awarded since the first Annapolis Rotary Club Crab Feast in 1946.
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