It Was a Wonderful ‘Friends & Family’ Opening at the New Blasé Bistro & Martini Bar in Sarasota
After many months of hard work and development, the team at the Blasé Bistro & Martini Bar were ready to show off their new restaurant.
Written by Laura Bell Adams on . Posted in Dining.
After many months of hard work and development, the team at the Blasé Bistro & Martini Bar were ready to show off their new restaurant.
Written by Laura Bell Adams on . Posted in Dining.
Whether you are planning on having a house full of guests, keeping it small or dining out for Thanksgiving, Mattison’s Restaurants and Catering gives you plenty of options to choose from to help you enjoy your Thanksgiving stress free and spend time with your friends and family.
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Sarasota studio potters Anja Palombo and Joan Libby Hawk announce Sarasota Green Pottery’s Autumn Open Studio of unique, handmade clay pieces on Sunday, November 17th, from 1:00 to 5:00 PM at 2429 Burlington Lane, Sarasota.
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The wait is almost over. A fabulous new restaurant, Blasé Bistro and Martini Bar will be opening in late September / early October at 1920 Hillview Street in Sarasota, FL.
Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in SRQ Scoop.
After months and months of preparation, one of the biggest events on the Florida Suncoast is about to begin. The 10-day Sarasota Film Festival opens this evening with the opening night film, “Mike Wallace is Here.”
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Mexico’s culture is rich, colorful and vibrant, influenced by its ancient civilizations such as the Aztec and Maya as well as European colonization. Festivals and fiestas are extremely important in Mexico and celebrated even in the smallest villages.
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The Sarasota Film Festival (SFF) announced today the documentary MIKE WALLACE IS HERE, from director AVI BELKIN, will serve as the Opening Night Film for the 2019 Sarasota Film Festival, and PHIL, the directorial debut of Academy Award®-nominated and Emmy Award®-nominated actor GREG KINNEAR, will make its World Premiere at the festival as the Closing Night Film.
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It’s going to be a special weekend at the hottest new restaurant and music venue in Sarasota. Many of you know Kelly Gotha from her great restaurant at Tarpon Pointe. Kelly and her team have spent the last 6 months completely refurbishing the restaurant, kitchen and Tiki area at the Ramada Inn located at 7150 N. Tamiami Trail in Sarasota.
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Sarasota is art. It is a contemplation of emerging artists and sharing human creativity. In the next few days, Sarasota will also offer the opportunity to itsart-lovers to admire works of great prestige and mastery, masterpieces of another century, which are handed down from generation to generation. On October 5, when galleries are open until late at night for the Art Walk on the First Friday of the month, AlexArt International Art Gallery will propose to the city a rich and unique agenda with the exhibition “Old Masters”. It will lead guests, collectors, art teachers, and students along a path never explored, and reveal a connection between some of the most representative masters in Italian and Flemish art.
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We live in paradise! And yes, even in paradise we can have an issue or two. For the past several weeks we have been dealing with red-tide and algae issues in the State of Florida! The Gulf Coast has been hit hard, but it’s not all gloom and doom. Life is still pretty good! There have been lots of negative press about our home and it’s time to let the world know that we are alive and well! A group of business owners, restaurant owners, county and state officials have gotten together in our area and have been meeting to discuss ways to get the word out that we are open for business and there are some great deals out there for everyone.
Written by Molly Slicker on . Posted in Great Reading.
A few months ago, I got to see an early viewing of ‘Eighth Grade’ at the Sarasota Film Festival. I’ve been a massive fan of Bo Burnham’s comedy for the last 10 years so I was anxious to see his directorial debut. I became even more excited when we were surprised with Burnham in attendance for a panel before and after the film. With equal parts earnest heart and uneasy honesty, ‘Eighth Grade’ is brilliantly written, executed, and delivered.
Teen-Movie Legend Molly Ringwald even called ‘Eighth Grade’ “the best film about adolescence I’ve seen in a long time. Maybe ever.”