NEW BERN, N.C., March 30, 2015 – Fairfield Harbour, a residential boating and golf community located 15 minutes from historic New Bern, has announced that its Cooperative Business Council will host its second annual spring showcase trade show on Sunday, April 26 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Harbour Pointe Golf Club, located at 1105 Barkentine Drive. The spring showcase’s theme is “A Place Where Ideas are Born and Connections are Made,” and it will feature networking opportunities with local businesses serving Fairfield Harbour and the Broad Creek Corridor communities. Attendees from New Bern are also welcome to join for refreshments, door prizes, a raffle and live entertainment from Tom & Dahlin’ and friends. Several classic antique cars will also be on display at the showcase.

The Cooperative Business Council of Fairfield Harbour (CBCFH) is dedicated to supporting its members in their business endeavors, encouraging referrals among members, building awareness of services and enlisting cooperation among members for the overall good of the community. For more information, visit www.cbcfh.com.

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“The CBCFH’s spring showcase was such a success last year, and we are really looking forward to this year’s event,” said Mystre’ Van Horn, community manager of Fairfield Harbour. “With so many great businesses right here in our local community, this is the perfect way to allow their owners to gather together and network with members of our community.”

“The CBCFH is an integral part of our community,” said Larry Knapp, president of the Fairfield Harbour board of directors. “We are proud to support the second annual spring showcase. The participation of these local businesses will offer attendees a fun-filled afternoon where they can learn more about all the great products and services our merchants provide.”

ABOUT FAIRFIELD HARBOUR:

Established in 1975, Fairfield Harbour is a boating and golf community located 15 minutes from historic New Bern, North Carolina. Residents living in this recreational, resort community have access to numerous social networks as well as a 75-acre manmade harbor along the Neuse River that lies only 18 miles from the Intracoastal Waterway. Fairfield Harbour is located on more than 2,000 acres and includes more than 1,300 privately-owned single-family homes, 144 condominiums and 24 townhouses. Dedicated to giving back to the community, Fairfield Harbour and its residents actively support more than 75 nonprofit groups in the region, including the Wounded Warrior Project, Tryon Palace, Neuse Riverkeeper Foundation and Coastal Women’s Shelter. Community Association Services (CAS, Inc.), which is led by John Stone, president, serves as the professional management company for Fairfield Harbour. Fairfield Harbour was most recently named “Community of the Year” by the Community Association Institute of North Carolina. For more information about Fairfield Harbour, visit http://www.fhpoa.com.

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