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The Suncoast Post asks, “What’s On, Suncoast?” Here are some ideas for things around the area this week of April 29 – May 6, 2022! FIESTA Cinco De Mayo Party On the St Pete Pier FIESTA Cinco De Mayo Party On the St Pete Pier800 2nd Ave NE Saint Petersburg, FL 33701 Join us for […]
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For the last 38 years, the first full week of May has been catered to and reserved in communities nationwide towards National Travel and Tourism Week (NTTW). This prestigious week gives various communities an opportunity to showcase the impact of travel to business leaders, policymakers and numerous media tied to the industry. NTTW is also […]
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Big Brothers Big Sisters serving Sarasota, Manatee, DeSoto, Highlands, Hardee, Charlotte, Lee, Hendry, and Collier counties launches its “100 Men in 100 Days” campaign to encourage men to become a Big Brother and volunteer with the organization. The recruitment campaign comes at a good time, as there are 200 boys waiting to be matched with […]
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The Suncoast Post asks, “What’s On, Suncoast?” Here are some ideas for things around the area this week of March 18 -25, 2022! Bloom N Chalk Fest 2022 Bloom N Chalk Fest 2022401 Main St, Safety Harbor, FL 34695 Escape to beautiful Safety Harbor for a magical experience in art. Stroll quaint Main Street, view […]
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WSLR+Fogartyville, Sarasota’s local community radio and media and arts center, is pleased to announce the Sarasota Trio Festival. Celebrating the musical power of the three-piece band, this unique event features some of Sarasota’s best performers. The festival is the brainchild of John Barron (Mandolin, Clover’s Revenge) and Dave Beaton (Manager, Fogartyville). “I know the local […]
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Longstanding studies show long-term, one-to-one, staff-supported volunteer mentoring works. As we mark National Mentoring Month this January, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Sun Coast is honoring all who make up their successful community –parents, volunteers, staff, and donors who work together to make a mentoring match strong, enduring, and successful. Behind every successful mentoring […]
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The Hermitage Artist Retreat (Andy Sandberg, Artistic Director and CEO) announced today that they will present new public programs in January with acclaimed theater artists and Hermitage Fellows Gavin Creel and Michael R. Jackson. On Friday, January 14th at 5pm on the Hermitage Beach, Tony and Olivier Award-winning performer Gavin Creel (Hello, Dolly!, The Book […]
Written by Angela Naff on . Posted in Great Reading.
Foster care is an ever-growing problem in our country, impacting so many children. Here in Sarasota, Manatee, and Desoto counties alone, over 1400 children and climbing are in need of foster care services. Licensed foster parenting may not be something that you can do, but getting involved in other ways to better the lives of […]
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It is with a great deal of enthusiasm to announce Ms. Ashley Tinker, (Highlands/Hardee County) and Mr. John Barringer, (Manatee County) have been selected as the 2021 Big Brother & Big Sister of the Year. We are proud and honored to have Ashley and John represent the organization. 2021 Big Brother & Big Sister of […]
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With cooler temperatures coming to the Suncoast, even our dietary options change up. Soup recipes can be one of those amazing fall to winter foods that can really change things up and bring new flavors and textures to any meal. Here are some amazing soups that you can make at home and enjoy from vegan […]
Written by Angela Naff on . Posted in Great Reading.
Post pandemic, our world has shifted forever, and many are struggling to find a balance again. Yet, when COVID-19 began, we were not prepared as a world for the effects of quarantining, remote learning shuttered businesses, and a workforce dynamic that would never return to the normal routines we had prior to the pandemic’s beginning. […]