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Casual Restaurants for Easter- Sarasota, Bradenton, Osprey, Cortez, Long Boat Key, Siesta Key & Anna Maria Island

Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in Dining.

What are you doing for Easter?  It’s hard to believe but Easter Sunday is just around the corner.  It’s pretty early this year, just a few weeks behind St. Paddy’s day.  It seems like most of us, including me, are just now thinking about things to do.  I personally don’t want to get all dressed up and sit somewhere stuffy, but I still want to do something on this special day.

Mark Guitar Miller: Flamboyant Connectivity

Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in Music.

“My guitar playing is a very spiritual thing to me”… If you haven’t seen Mark Guitar Miller out playing, you’re missing an incredible musician that turns blues upside down and spills the beans with rockin’ or jazzy licks that has everyone shaking on the dance floor or giving thunderous applause. Hailing from Maine, this life-long guitarist and 67-year-old Northern transplant came to Sarasota/Bradenton because he heard about the plethora of musicians here. And while that could mean more competition, Mark has seen the musicians here, rather, as an incredible support system. And he’s thankful for all of the introductions and opportunities to play with great talent.

Sean Chambers- Trouble & Whiskey

Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in Music.

Raw, real, and guaranteed to connect with fans is how Sean Chambers is describing his new album set to release on March 17th.   And for a guy who exudes soul and heart in every guitar lick and word sung, keeping it real is what he’s been doing his entire life.

Mike (The Professor) Hensley- All I Had Was Music

Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in SRQ Scoop.

You know that feeling you get when a guitar rift, piano solo, or first chord of a song instantly takes you back to a moment in your life? There is nothing quite like it, void of words, yet telling a full story beginning to end. Many people feel that music is the universal language, preempting English as the most widely used form of communication. For Mike Hensley, music was his ticket to wholeness, an avenue to provide for his children as a single parent, and a way to truly connect to the world. His story is one of goal-setting, determination, and continuing to work hard to live the dream he had imagined for himself.

KETTLE OF FISH THROW A CD RELEASE PARTY AT ACE’S LIVE MUSIC IN BRADENTON

Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in Music.

Last night there was new music being premiered to the full house at Ace’s. Kettle of Fish has a new CD out called “Living On Someday”. Recorded locally at Nova Sanga Studios with one live track recorded at the “Blue Rooster”, fans were scooping it up between sets. Dana Lawrence’s vocals were in fine form. The night also served as a “Bon Voyage” party for prodigy guitarist Kevin Miller who is headed off to college in New York.  

Adult Easter Egg Hunt

Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in Events.

Look What You Get!  A Glass of Wine or Beer from J.Dubbs, Owen’s Fish Camp Appetizers, Shore Diner Appetizers, Caraguilos Appetizers, Chef Christian Hershman & the Mandeville Beer Garden. Be Entered to Win Special PrizesBid In Our Silent Auction* You could win a 4 night stay at The Inn at Tamarind Court in the US […]

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