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Ring in 2020 in Cape Coral’s Entertainment District. This free-to-attend event features live music on the big city stage, kids area, vendor village, food trucks, drink tents and a massive beach ball drop at midnight! All ages welcome.
Stay tuned as we release the lineup for this grand celebration, which takes place on SE 47th Terrace, between SE 9th Place and SE 11th Place.
Is your business interested in sponsoring the 2nd Annual South Cape New Year’s Eve Ball Drop? Send us a private message for sponsorship opportunities.
At the Fort Myers Seafood & Music Festival, hungry festival-goers will flock to enjoy a delicious array of seafood ranging from Cajun-style crawfish to raw bars. Over the course of three days, January 3-5, 2020, thousands will flock to Fort Myers, Florida. The festival’s beer garden, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, live music, arts & crafts as well as a variety of attractions for folks of all ages.
FREE General Admission! HOURS: Friday evening 4pm – 10pm, Saturday 11am – 10pm and Sunday 11am – 6pm LOCATION: Fort Myers River District.
While eating, listen to the captivating sounds of live musical performances on stage by some of Florida’s and the region’s top musical talents from such genres as R&B, jazz, rock, reggae and Caribbean sounds. Performers in 2020 will be, on Friday: RJ Howson (R&B, blues, rock), JP Soars & The Red Hots (soul, blues), Fleetwood Max (Fleetwood Mac Tribute Band). Saturday performances include: Bryan Spainhower (Musica Eclectica: fusion of flamenco, jazz, rock and country), Twinkle & Rock Soul Radio (rock, soul), Billy Rice Band (country rock), Ari & The Alibis (funk, jazz, samba), and Aretha Franklin Tribute Band. Performers on Sunday will be: West Coast Steel Pan Band (jazz, Caribbean), The Verge (classic rock 70’s to present) and Reverend Barry & The Funk (funk, soul). Please check back as the event nears to confirm performers and performance times.
Theresa Quinn and Randy Kramer will join us with their 4-hands-1-piano cabaret. Enjoy an evening of virtuosic 4-hand piano arrangements, vocal solos and duets, featuring the music of Gershwin, Sondheim, the Beatles, Beethoven, Joplin, Bernstein, Fats Waller, and others.
At the Fort Myers Seafood & Music Festival, hungry festival-goers will flock to enjoy a delicious array of seafood ranging from Cajun-style crawfish to raw bars. Over the course of three days, January 3-5, 2020, thousands will flock to Fort Myers, Florida. The festival’s beer garden, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, live music, arts & crafts as well as a variety of attractions for folks of all ages.
FREE General Admission! HOURS: Friday evening 4pm – 10pm, Saturday 11am – 10pm and Sunday 11am – 6pm LOCATION: Fort Myers River District.
While eating, listen to the captivating sounds of live musical performances on stage by some of Florida’s and the region’s top musical talents from such genres as R&B, jazz, rock, reggae and Caribbean sounds. Performers in 2020 will be, on Friday: RJ Howson (R&B, blues, rock), JP Soars & The Red Hots (soul, blues), Fleetwood Max (Fleetwood Mac Tribute Band). Saturday performances include: Bryan Spainhower (Musica Eclectica: fusion of flamenco, jazz, rock and country), Twinkle & Rock Soul Radio (rock, soul), Billy Rice Band (country rock), Ari & The Alibis (funk, jazz, samba), and Aretha Franklin Tribute Band. Performers on Sunday will be: West Coast Steel Pan Band (jazz, Caribbean), The Verge (classic rock 70’s to present) and Reverend Barry & The Funk (funk, soul). Please check back as the event nears to confirm performers and performance times.
The 3rd unofficial bike night!
Partnered with Haus of Trikes & Bikes!
The Standard will again have the street blocked off
Live Band and great food/drinks and smiling faces!!
So make sure you come down and support “The Standard” for supporting bikers and our downtown area!!
The continued movement for downtown bike night!!
The standard and the world famous cigar bar are huge supporters of bikers and our fight to bring bike night back to the downtown area!!
Theresa Quinn and Randy Kramer will join us with their 4-hands-1-piano cabaret. Enjoy an evening of virtuosic 4-hand piano arrangements, vocal solos and duets, featuring the music of Gershwin, Sondheim, the Beatles, Beethoven, Joplin, Bernstein, Fats Waller, and others.
At the Fort Myers Seafood & Music Festival, hungry festival-goers will flock to enjoy a delicious array of seafood ranging from Cajun-style crawfish to raw bars. Over the course of three days, January 3-5, 2020, thousands will flock to Fort Myers, Florida. The festival’s beer garden, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, live music, arts & crafts as well as a variety of attractions for folks of all ages.
FREE General Admission! HOURS: Friday evening 4pm – 10pm, Saturday 11am – 10pm and Sunday 11am – 6pm LOCATION: Fort Myers River District.
While eating, listen to the captivating sounds of live musical performances on stage by some of Florida’s and the region’s top musical talents from such genres as R&B, jazz, rock, reggae and Caribbean sounds. Performers in 2020 will be, on Friday: RJ Howson (R&B, blues, rock), JP Soars & The Red Hots (soul, blues), Fleetwood Max (Fleetwood Mac Tribute Band). Saturday performances include: Bryan Spainhower (Musica Eclectica: fusion of flamenco, jazz, rock and country), Twinkle & Rock Soul Radio (rock, soul), Billy Rice Band (country rock), Ari & The Alibis (funk, jazz, samba), and Aretha Franklin Tribute Band. Performers on Sunday will be: West Coast Steel Pan Band (jazz, Caribbean), The Verge (classic rock 70’s to present) and Reverend Barry & The Funk (funk, soul). Please check back as the event nears to confirm performers and performance times.
Leading Latina, Inc cordially invites you to attend the Dia de Los Reyes Festival celebrating the Hispanic tradition of Three Kings day featuring our local heroes: Police, Fire and the Lee County Sheriff.
ENTRY IS FREE! | OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
This event will celebrate the Hispanic culture with;
◾️local dance groups
◾️domino tournament
◾️cigar rolling demonstrations
◾️food
◾️music
◾️ & fun for all ages!
Theresa Quinn and Randy Kramer will join us with their 4-hands-1-piano cabaret. Enjoy an evening of virtuosic 4-hand piano arrangements, vocal solos and duets, featuring the music of Gershwin, Sondheim, the Beatles, Beethoven, Joplin, Bernstein, Fats Waller, and others.
Hailed as “an important new force in the chamber music arena” with a “dream-team line-up” (Strings), the Ehnes Quartet is comprised of four internationally renowned string musicians: violinists James Ehnes and Amy Schwartz Moretti, violist Richard O’Neill, and cellist Edward Arron.
Formally established in 2010, the members of the Ehnes Quartet have played chamber music together in various formations for more than 20 years. The quartet’s highly refined, sensitive and expressive performances have delighted audiences and critics across North America, Europe, and Asia, and have made them one of the most sought after chamber groups performing today. Their debut recordings of quartets by Barber and Shostakovich were released in 2014 by Onyx Classics to critical acclaim.
Known for his virtuosity and probing musicianship, violinist James Ehnes has performed in 37 countries on five continents, appearing regularly in the world’s great concert halls and with the most celebrated orchestras and conductors. His recordings have been honored with many international awards and prizes, including a Grammy, a Gramophone, and 11 Juno Awards. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, an Honorary Member of the Royal Academy of Music, and a member of the Order of Canada. He plays the “Marsick” Stradivarius of 1715.
Recognized as a deeply expressive artist with an affinity for chamber music, violinist Amy Schwartz Moretti has a musical career of broad versatility. Former Concertmaster of the Florida Orchestra and Oregon Symphony, she has been Director of the McDuffie Center for Strings at Mercer University since its inception. A dedicated teacher, she holds the Caroline Paul King Chair in Strings. In addition to her recordings and performances internationally, she curates the Fabian Concert Series in Macon, Georgia. Through the generous efforts of the Stradivari Society, she plays the 1744 G.B. Guadagnini known as the “Canadian.”
Richard O’Neill (viola) is the winner of an Avery Fisher Career Grant, a two-time Grammy Award nominee, a member of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and Artistic Director of Ensemble DITTO. He has appeared with the London, Los Angeles, Seoul, and Euro-Asian Philharmonics; the KBS and Korean Symphony Orchestras; the Moscow and Württemberg Chamber Orchestras; and Alte Musik Köln. Mr. O’Neill won a 2013 International Emmy for his documentary “Hello?! Orchestra”, in which he led an orchestra of underprivileged children from multicultural backgrounds.
Cellist Edward Arron made his New York recital debut at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2000, and has since performed as a soloist with orchestra, recitalist and chamber musician throughout North America, Europe and Asia. He is the artistic director of the Performing Artists in Residence series at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, MA, and of the Musical Masterworks series in Old Lyme, CT, and also directs concert series in Columbia, Beaufort and Charleston, SC. He serves on the faculty of University of Massachusetts Amherst, and performs on a cello made by Giovanni Grancino in 1700.
GA: $40 in Advance | GA: $45 Day Of | GA: Series Tickets $175
7pm: Cocktails | 8pm: Performance
For tickets or more information 239-333-1933 or http://www.sbdac.com
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