Written by Christine Baer on . Posted in Businesses.
After five months of being closed due to COVID19, The Gator Club, bar, dance, and night club is open! They just reopened with plenty of outside seating and lite bites to go along with your drinks! The Lemon Avenue street closure from Main Street to State Street has helped in providing a safe, outside environment […]
Written by Genevieve Judge on . Posted in Blog.
With Americans celebrating the Labor Day holiday weekend with extra enthusiasm this year, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) wants to remind everyone about the dangers of drinking and driving. This Labor Day weekend, NHTSA will join with the Sarasota Police Department to spread the word about impaired driving dangers […]
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 Laura Bell Adams on . Posted in Great Reading.
Christopher Columbus once described the shores of Cuba as paradise based in part on thousands of colorful birds inhabiting the island. In his official logs, Columbus described the lands he encountered in the Caribbean Islands as an “Earthly Paradise… the melody of the birds was so exquisite that one was never willing to part from the spot, and the flocks of parrots obscured the heavens.” He and his crews came on shore and witnessed “…the sweetness of little birds, so many and so delightful, and under the shade of palms so tall and fair that it was a wonder to see it all.”
Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in Art.
The world traveling Lego gallery of artist Nathan Sawaya is currently in its closing week in Tampa! This is a not to be missed visual treat for both adults and kids. Pop art mixed with the some of the great artworks of the world, you will be amazed by what you see!
Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in Events.
Saturday, September 5th………come early for dinner and drinks and stay late for a fabulous Labor Day weekend concert performed by the Billy Rice Band at Marina Jack. This promises to be “the show” of the summer. The folks at Marina Jack are pulling out all of the stops with a stage, awesome sound system and […]
Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in Blog.
Sitting down with Tom Hall, Sarasota Film Festival (SFF) Director, is like sitting down wrist deep in buttered popcorn. As the film credits open you clairvoyantly know, “this is going to be good!”…and it was. “At 7am the alarm goes off, my five year old smacks it off and doesn’t wake up his grandma. School […]
Written by Sande Caplin on . Posted in Music.
Few people have done more to promote Sarasota’s local music scene than Kurt “K Rock” Kiehnle. As the driving force behind the popular Jack’d Up Band, host of a growing podcast spotlighting musicians and industry professionals, and a passionate supporter of local charities and community events, Kiehnle has become a familiar face throughout the Suncoast. […]
Written by Suncoast Post Staff on . Posted in Dining.
Food lovers across the Florida Gulf Coast are getting ready for one of the tastiest culinary celebrations of the year: Tampa Bay Restaurant Month. Throughout June, diners can enjoy specially priced multi-course menus, chef-driven creations, wine pairings, and unique dining experiences at dozens of restaurants throughout Hillsborough and Pinellas counties. What makes Tampa Bay Restaurant […]
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The Sarasota community is mourning the loss of one of its most influential and beloved culinary figures, Judi Gallagher. Known for her passion, innovation, and deep commitment to local food culture, Gallagher leaves behind a legacy that helped shape Sarasota into the vibrant dining destination it is today. A Culinary Force in Sarasota For decades, […]
Written by Suncoast Post Staff on . Posted in Events.
Classical music lovers on Florida’s Suncoast have something special to look forward to this April as the Artist Series Concerts of Sarasota closes out its popular Top Shelf Tuesdays series with a powerful and intimate performance titled “Voice of the Cello.” Set for Tuesday, April 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the First Congregational Church in […]