Aerologics Dance-A-Thon to Benefit Heart Association
The South County Amon hosts an Aerologics Dance-A-Thon on Monday May 3 from noon to 8 pm at Venice Community Center. About 200 Aerobics in Motion students will dance to raise funds for the American Heart Association Suncoast Chapter. Registration is 3 dollars, T shirts for all, top three fundraisers win free sessions, pledges welcome, information via Jerry Woefel at 484-8050.
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South County Amon
Venice Community Center
South Nokomis Ave
American Heart Association
Suncoast Chapter, Inc
Jerry Woefel
May Day celebration returns to USF bayfront
A spring festival on May 1 from 4 p.m. to sunset returns to the bayfront at the New College campus. The event, organized by the New College Medieval Studies Program and Friends of Medieval Renaissance, features a May Queen procession, maypole dance, wild men, Chaucer's Wife of Bath tale, a royal wedding reenactment, jesters, jugglers, a magician, Renaissance music, costumes, and modest food and beverages.
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New College of the University of South Florida
New College Medieval Studies
Friends of Medieval Renaissance
Bath
Young pianist Douglas Meyer to give recital at USF Sarasota
Area high school graduate Douglas Meyer, now pursuing music and finance careers, will perform Saturday May 1 at 8 p.m. in the Music Room College Hall on the USF Sarasota campus. The free recital features Haydn, Beethoven, Prokofiev, Debussy, and Chopin. Meyer has soloed with the Florida West Coast Youth Symphony and the New Orleans Philharmonic and will appear at Carnegie Hall in New York later this month. He studied under Gray Perry and works as a financial analyst for Morgan Stanley & Co. in New York.
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Douglas Meyer
College Hall
New College of the University of South Florida
Sarasota
Haydn
Beethoven
Prokofiev
Debussy
Chopin
Meyer
Riverview High School
Florida West Coast Youth Symphony
New Orleans Philharmonic
Honolulu
New York
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Carnegie Recital Hall
Gray Perry
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc
Jazz Club Donates Records for Sarasota Library
The Jazz Club of Sarasota donates jazz books and records to Venice Area Public Library as the first batch of a new collection. Louis Armstrong record presented by Rev. Mary Hinkle to library director Jean Maguire, ahead of the Second Annual Sarasota Jazz Festival in May dedicated to Armstrong.
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Jazz Club of
Sarasota
Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong
Venice Area Public
Jean Maguire
Mary Hinkle
Barry McCarthy
Venice Area
Armstrong
Lucille
Suncoast
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Tulane University
Julliard School of Music
Finance
Graduate School of Business
Columbia University
Sat
Sun
Imperial Burger & Coke
Business
Venice
Burger Queen
Play
Morrison's
Checker
Bird Bay Plaza
Bradenton
Bayshore Gardens Shopping Center
Sarasota, Sarasota Square
Victor Bo
American Foods
St. Augustine Ave
Little Theatre
Jazz Club
Hal Davis
Lota Mundy
Knozie Zimmerman
Florie Frank
Muriel Hendricks
Paul Gordon
Lionel Willens
Sid Bass
Arlene Hecht
Emmy Catering
New England
Emmy Catering & Kings Table
Brickyard Plaza
New York Pizza
Spaghetti House
Lagana
U.S. 41 Bypass North
DEL
Gulf
Tarpon Center
Fla
Tampa, Ave
Venice Centre Mall
Kentucky
Kent
Kentucky Chicker
N. Tamiami Trail
Nokomis
Arby’s
Bach
Arby
Suncoast Arby’s
Arby's. Inc
Bath Boutique
Sevice
Skylight Cafe
the New
Dennis
Nancy Johnson
Venice Avenue
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