Written by Angela Naff on . Posted in What's On?.
The Suncoast Post asks, “What’s On, Suncoast?” Here are a few ideas for things to do around the area this week of May 14, 2021 – May 21, 2021! Party for the Planet Party for the Planet 701 Channelside Dr, Tampa, FL 33602 “Party for the Planet” at the Florida aquarium is planned in partnership with […]
Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in Music.
WSLR+Fogartyville have a busy season planned for Winter/Spring 2020. Below you will find a brief overview of the upcoming music events that are confirmed for the Fogartyville Community Media and Arts Center, 525 Kumquat Court, Sarasota. www.wslr.org
Written by Laura Bell Adams on . Posted in What's On?.
Every week we hope to entice you to go out and do something fun in the area. Maybe you’ll see something you never thought you’d try, but now you think you might! This area of Florida is filled with interesting things to do and see and experience. Get out there and do it!
Written by Jodi Schwarzenbach on . Posted in Great Reading.
The opulence and grandeur John Ringling envisioned for Sarasota is evident in present-day communities that have remained exquisite and aged gracefully, all born from one man’s dream for Sarasota. With a backdrop of gorgeous beaches and expansive waterways, colorful sunsets, a warm climate and the potential to draw the money and stature of Northerners, Sarasota […]
Written by Jodi Schwarzenbach on . Posted in Great Reading.
Thanksgiving is such a special holiday, steeped in traditions unique to every family. For some, treasured china comes out of the cabinet, used by generations of the same family, signifying the passing of the torch from old to the young. For others, traditions and rituals are created when you started your own family and wanted […]
Written by Angela Naff on . Posted in Great Reading.
As the Florida heat finally begins to ease (well, a little), October rolls in with its own kind of magic. The air smells faintly of pumpkin spice and saltwater, coffee shops are decked in orange and gold, and local markets brim with gourds, crafts, and that familiar hum of community energy. It’s the perfect time […]
Written by Angela Naff on . Posted in Great Reading.
When cooler breezes start to roll across the Suncoast and the days shorten just a little, Floridians begin craving the cozy feel of fall—even if palm trees, sandy beaches, and sunshine remain our everyday backdrop. Just because our state doesn’t see the vibrant leaf changes of New England doesn’t mean you can’t capture autumn’s warmth […]
Written by Jodi Schwarzenbach on . Posted in Great Reading.
As of this writing, we are halfway through hurricane season. For seasoned Floridians, we know that doesn’t really mean much when the latter months often bring on much unwanted tropical cyclone activity. Now is the critical time to stock up on supplies to help with everything from crucial to creature comforts. And if there are […]
Written by Jodi Schwarzenbach on . Posted in Great Reading.
As we gear up to celebrate Independence Day, many will mark the birth of America with fireworks, barbeques, boating and similar fanfare. Families will don matching red, white, and blue attire to show their pride for the USA. And gratitude will be shown for Old Glory, the American flag. And just as parties and celebrations […]
Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in Great Reading.
At just 11 years old, Norah from Marble, Arkansas, has already made a lasting impact through her creativity and compassion. When her grandmother, artist Rose Lipke of Cortez, Florida, shared the heartbreaking story behind the CaN Foundation—created to support two young girls who lost their mother to a drunk driver—Norah was moved to action. With […]
Written by Jodi Schwarzenbach on . Posted in Great Reading.
If you have a dog in your own family, you can attest to this well-known fact: There is no better feeling than walking into your home and being greeted by a tail-wagging, rump-shaking pup. It doesn’t matter if you’ve been gone for two weeks or two hours, your dog will always greet you with that […]