Volume 2 No. 4 |January 21, 2020
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ARTS NEWS
& PROFILES
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FLORIDA'S
TREASURE COAST & BEYOND
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Sharing our wealth of arts and culture.
We're having an ARTS BLAST!
Supporting arts and cultural councils everywhere.
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From the Indian River Symphonic Association:
THIS FRIDAY’S CONCERT BY THE SIBERIAN STATE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
IS CANCELED
We sincerely regret to inform you that due to unforeseen circumstances, the Siberian State Orchestra concert for this Friday, January 24
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Within the next two weeks, all single ticket holders for this concert will receive a complete refund, and all of our loyal subscribers will receive a pro-rated refund of their season ticket.
Please accept our sincerest apologies for this unfortunate circumstance and any inconvenience it has caused you.
Sincerely,
Stephen Leary
President of the Board of Directors
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From Dan Kroger at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Vero Beach:
Holy Cross reaches out to Holy Cross this evening (Tuesday, January 21) as we celebrate a Mass in solidarity and in prayer with the Holy Cross College rowers, and others who were injured, as well as their families, first responders and city officials. Mass will start at 5:00 p.m. at Holy Cross Catholic Church – 500 Iris Lane. During Mass, we will take up a collection to help families with medical expenses. Everyone is welcome to join with us.
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As you're reading this issue of Arts Blast
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you might be thinking you've already done everything there is to do (LOL - not a chance) but the Atlantic Classical Orchestra is one step ahead of you — and me! I had the Chamber Music Series on the menu for this week and went to the ACO website to confirm dates and times and came smack up against something I'd never heard of! How about a Behind the Music Brunch?
Half of the Christina Apelgren/Paul Tardif duo took time between concerts this weekend to tell me about it. Scroll down for the story.
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On the Calendar update emails go out to subscribers twice a week and are also at willimiller.com. Updates are added on the Willi Miller's Arts Blast Facebook page frequently. Scroll down for some of the things going on this week.
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James Judd with Symphonia
Barbara Krupp's Open Studio
Martin Arts Carnevale Gala
An ACO Musical Brunch Duo & Chamber Series
PSL Artist Linda Relis
Fine Arts & More at Holy Cross
Re-Opening LRJ's House
A Stained Glass Crawl
Volunteers Needed for ArtsFest
Notes from the Internet
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For Helen Miller
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The new
blog on the ACO website has some fascinating reading. Did you ever wonder how big Rachmaninoff's hands were? No? Really? Well, how about a deaf Beethoven's ability to compose? Maestro David Amado knows all and tells all. Don't miss his pre-concert talks with the audience and the
ACO Facebook page.
The Masterworks II concerts, Old, New, Borrowed, and Blue, begin Feb. 18 at Community Church of Vero Beach.
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This is a perfect example of not needing to reinvent the wheel. I had planned to write a feature on new Arts Blast sponsor artist
Barbara Krupp, who's opening her Vero Beach studio to the public this week, Jan. 21-24. Krupp has had quite a career. Fifty-three of her paintings were purchased by the University of Tampa's Graduate and Health Studies Building in 2018 and her solo and group exhibitions have been in galleries and museums from coast to coast.
Back to the wheel story. It turns out that my old friend and writing colleague, Vero Beach resident Ann Taylor, has written a terrific story about Krupp for the January 2020 issue of Vero Beach Magazine. I couldn't do a better job than Ann, so I'm recommending finding an issue on newsstands, at the library, or
click on this link to read Ann's story and see the great photos by Jared Blais. Thanks, Ann!
Krupp is one of the artists participating in
A Celebration of Art, the three-day show at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Vero Beach this weekend.
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James Judd with the Symphonia
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We first met when I worked at WTMI in Miami and he was music director of the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra. (A little trivia: It was sometimes known as POOF, the Philharmonic Orchestra of Florida.) Later, he was my guest on Arts Spotlight several times, talking about Beethoven on the Beach. He's back with Beethoven for this concert.
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Judd travels the world in his work but still has his base in Fort Lauderdale, where he lives with his wife, Valerie, a musician with the Atlantic Classical Orchestra. In addition to many guest conductor gigs, Judd is music director of the Daejeon Philharmonic Orchestra in South Korea and the Slovak Philharmonic.
On February 9, he will take the rostrum to conduct the Symphonia, a chamber orchestra in Boca Raton, in one of its Marleen Forkas Connoisseur Concert Series, Celebrating Women in Music. Judd said he has conducted the Symphonia in the past "
because the orchestra has many fine musicians and friends (and my wife!) dating back to the FPO. Above all, the leading light of the Symphonia is the wonderful trumpet player Jeff Kaye, a dear friend who deserves everyone's support for his tireless work as musician and organiser."
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The program lists two works by Florida composer EllenTaaffe Zwilich, including a world premiere, Fanfare for Fran.
Also on the program are two Beethoven works to celebrate his 250th birthday. "
I think it wonderful to hear the freshness and relevance of Beethoven alongside music of a great living composer. However often we play or listen to Beethoven it must seem like the first time."
Retirement isn't a word in Judd's vocabulary. He said, "
Conductors don’t retire but continue as long as at least one arm can follow instructions from the head!" His travel plans for the next year? Slovakia, Spain, Poland, Turkey, Holland, Switzerland, Korea, China, Australia, Macau
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Symphonia concerts in this series are at Roberts Theater at Saint Andrew’s School, 3900 Jog Road, Boca Raton, All performances include a Pre-Concert Conversation with the conductor at 2 p.m.
FEB. 7 | 11:30 a.m.
Conductor James Judd will speak about the February 9 concert, featuring the enchanting work of Zwilich and Beethoven. The Symphonia will preview the pieces that will be performed, with soloists Elissa Lee Koljonen (violin) and Yumi Kendall (cello).
FEB. 8 | 10:30 a.m.
At today's event, children will create and learn to write basic music rhythms, learn about the composers Zwilich and Beethoven, and meet conductor James Judd and the soloists Elissa Lee Koljonen and Yumi Kendall.
FEB. 9 | 03:00 p.m.
James Judd joins the orchestra to conduct works by Zwilich and to celebrate Beethoven's 250th birthday, featuring soloists Elissa Lee Koljonen (violin) and Yumi Kendall (cello).
Photos: James Judd; Judd with
Elissa Lee Koljonen (violin) and Yumi Kendall (cello); Ellen Taaffe Zwilich.
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Port St. Lucie artist Linda Relis has her art-teacher mother to thank for her introduction to painting when she was a hyperactive six year old. "
I'm sure my mother was hoping to find something that would keep me seated for a long period of time and it worked! I fell in love with oil painting." She says she isn't sure if it was the smell of the turpentine or the feel of the paint.
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And it was oils that stuck with her, despite on and off relationships with acrylics and pen and ink. "
Oil paints are a very forgiving medium and sometimes I need a lot of forgiving. I love working wet on wet and blending a lot. Oils are the perfect medium for that."
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Relis said her career path took "a large turn after a chance meeting with renowned wildlife artist Robert Bateman." Her work was accepted into an Audubon exhibition and then her artistic compass heading, at least for the short haul, was decided. "
I lived by my brush alone, painting white ducks for an interior designer who had a customer who just happened to love white ducks. ... I enjoyed painting anything with fur, fins, or feathers, but Florida had an abundance of birds that were either endangered, threatened or a species of special concern." Relis specialized in birds for years but has branched out to include pet portraits and other subjects, although birds are still her favorite.
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When she moved to Port St.Lucie in 1991, Relis began teaching. By the time she retired from teaching last year, she had literally painted herself into a corner several times as her she outgrew her studio space. "I finally have my studio back, where I can paint as large as I want to my heart's content."
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Relis founded the St. Lucie Professional Arts League in 1995.
Since then, she has been appointed to the St. Lucie County Cultural Affairs Board and the Port St. Lucie Public Art Advisory board for Art in Public Places.
Relis is one of three artists featured in the First Quarter 2020 exhibition at The Galleries at First Pres. Joining her are Mags Hobbs and Richard Fishher. First Presbyterian Church is at 520 Royal Palm Blvd, Vero Beach.
Photos: Flamingo 3; Shelby; Milkweed; Three Little Pigs; Laundry Day
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The Laura Riding Jackson Foundation invites you:
Sunday, January 26, at 2:00 p.m.
at the Vero Beach Mueller campus of Indian River State College, 6155 College Lane.
Join us to celebrate our house move. We'll have a brief ribbon cutting ceremony, tours of the house, and cake! All are welcome to celebrate this historic event.
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ArtsFest 2020 Needs Volunteers!
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What do Volunteers Do at ArtsFest?
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ArtsFest Ambassadors:
ArtsFest Ambassadors are our first line of support for the artists, sponsors, and community organizations. They serve as booth-sitters and run errands as needed. This committee requires a winning smile and a helpful attitude.
ArtsFest Gates - Set up:
Volunteers will monitor artists and vendors during pre-event set up times.
ArtsFest Greeter:
The Gate Keepers of the event! Volunteers here will collect admissions, hand out event information, and monitor exiting patrons as they arrive at ArtsFest.
Artist Load in / Load out:
Assist artists during festival set up by locating their assigned area and distributing Artist Welcome Packets. Assist during breakdown of event after visitors have cleared the site.
Corning Mobile Hot Shop:
Assist with sales and collections of Art Glass Raffle tickets and give guests general information about demo schedule.
CHOPPED Arena and Culinary:
Assist with setup and cleanup of CHOPPED arena for competition and culinary activities.
Cultural Center Docent:
Greet visitors to the current exhibit at the Court House Cultural Center and give general information about ArtsFest and the Arts Council of Martin County and the Arts Foundation for Martin County.
Entertainment:
Assist performing artists and entertainment load in/out equipment and maintain entertainment access gate.
OFF THE WALL:
Assist in the setup and cleanup of OFF THE WALL competition, monitor murals when artists take breaks and run errands for artists as needed. Greet ArtsFest patrons and encourage them to vote by phone for their favorite mural.
Site Operations:
This committee will oversee all internal aspects of ArtsFest from inventory, signage, and parking to police, first-aid and risk management. All supplies, equipment and rentals are secured and distributed by this committee.
VIP Experience:
Assist with VIP check-in and hospitality.
Volunteer / Information Tent:
Assist with Volunteer check-in, t-shirts, and hospitality, and general event information to patrons.
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The coming Carnevale di mARTin has been close to a year in the making, involving local artists who have been supplying a very Venetian atmosphere to the project, according to Nancy Turrell, executive director of the Arts Council of Martin County. Blank canvases in the form of masks were donated by Stuart Art Supply, whose owner, Neil Capozzi, is on the event committee. Capozzi is also chairman of the Martin Arts Foundation.
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Turrell said,
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Since summer 2019, artists from our region have been very generous sharing their time and creativity embellishing Venetian masks that were donated by Stuart Art Supply. A preview and kick off party was held in September with headliner, Lorrianna Colozzo featured in a short performance at the Court House Cultural Center. Many masks debuted during that evening."
This labor of love —
lavoro fatto per passione
— will culminate in the grand finale Feb. 1 at Willoughby Country Club in Stuart.
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At this writing, tickets are going fast for the festive Gala that will feature a wide range of entertainment during the "strolling" dinner, Turrell said. It will include
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stilt walkers greeting guests as they exit their vehicles, piano and strings students will be playing in the lobby, with additional entertainment on the patio to include Florida Aerialists, Al & Lindsay Hagar, Michael Robbins singing, Barn Theatre actors, Duck in the Truck puppets, and more." The main performance will be the highlight of the evening, with “Música di Venezia” featuring Terry Barber, Lorrianna Colozzo, Lindsay Garritson, Tina Burr Aplegren, Martin County High School’s OPUS, and ACT Studio Theatre.
Turrell said the proceeds of this benefit evening will support
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the year-round activities and programs of the Arts Council. Funding will help us plan for a future cultural center for the benefit of our community and provide some additional support to our reserve funds for emergencies."
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An ACO Musical Brunch with Christina and Paul
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The Atlantic Classical Orchestra's first Behind the Music Brunch is Eat, Play, Love. It will be at the Blue Star Brasserie in Vero Beach, Feb. 9 at noon, with ACO musicians Christina Apelgren,
flute, and
Paul Tardif,
piano.
Apelgren said the music menu was planned around a Valentine's Day theme:
"Romantic opera arias like, O, mio babbino caro.
Classical works such as Vocalise.
Standards like My Funny Valentine.
These works are perfect for this type of event," she said. "They are shorter than in a typical classical concert, allowing lots of time in between pieces. This will allow for the audience to have a more cabaret experience, but with some classical music.
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Apelgren and Tardif are old friends who met throught the Melbourne Chamber Music Society. "
He is a terrific pianist and is comfortable playing many styles," she said. Apelgren has been the principal flute with the ACO since the very beginning, 30 years ago. She is also principal flute with the Brevard Symphony, "and have been with them even longer.
At Christmas time I play for Disney's Candlelight Processional at EPCOT and have done that for the past 12 years."
Reservations are required and seating is limited. For tickets, contact the ACO Box Office at 772.460.0851
The second Behind the Music Brunch will be March 8
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Fine Arts + at Holy Cross
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Dan Kroger's a busy guy at
Holy Cross Catholic Church in Vero Beach. For the first Celebration of the Arts Weekend Jan. 24-26, he's lined up a bounty of this area's top names in art. Kroger is director of Music and Liturgy at the church.
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You'll see works by Tim Sanchez, Shotsi LaJoie, Ivo David, Paul Pickel, Rita Barone, Ritz Ziegler,
Bonnie Bolton, Sue Dinenno,
Elise Geary, Soozie Schuble, Joan Earnhart,
Ann Weibel, Janvier and Gus Miller,
Quentin Walter,
Jill Kerwick,
Barbara Krupp, and more!
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A preview of what will be on exhibit in the Parish Hall is now
online. On the weekend, guests will have printouts with artist information and a list of the works on view along with purchase information.
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The opening reception is Friday, Jan. 24, 6-8 p.m., in the Parish Hall, 500 Iris Lane, Vero Beach.
It will feature the Spiwak duet, Paul and Linda Spiwak Clarinet and Violin. Kroger said, "We will serve wine, fruit and cheese – a simple reception which will include a modest catalog of the artists' contact information, along with prices for the artwork."
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Photos, from top: Rita Ziegler, Barbara Krupp, Bonnie Bolton, Elise Geary, Soozie Schuble.
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From the Martin County Historical Society:
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The Jensen Beach Chamber of Commerce surprised two members of The Historical Society of Martin County with two prestigious awards at its annual installation and awards banquet last week at Kyle G's.
HSMC CEO and President Rob Steele won the award for Outstanding Service in Tourism and Hospitality.
Olivia Binn Ostrow won Outstanding Entrepreneur of the Year for O's Cafe at the Elliott. In addition, Debbie Banta was installed on the Jensen Beach Chamber Board of Directors!
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Thank You to Our Arts Blast Sponsors
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Opéra de Paris Cancels Opening Night of ‘Les Contes d’Hoffmann,’ Starring Michael Fabiano, Ailyn Pérez
The Opéra National de Paris has canceled the opening night performance of Offenbach’s “Les Contes d’Hoffmann” scheduled for January 21 at the Opéra Bastille, according to the official statement on the company’s website.
The cancellation came as a result of the strike notice against the French government pension reform and is the latest in a series of high profile performances to be canceled.
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Dangerous Dust
It’s the lapidary hobby’s forgotten hazard.
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Iran Was on the Hunt
for a Stolen Persian Book Worth $1.1 Million. But the ‘Indiana Jones’ of the Art World Beat Them to It
By Sarah Cascone
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The private initiative to support a small museum in West Africa contrasts with the slow progress made by the French government and its big museums.
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"Prepared pianos" by Dorothy Iannone, Carolee Schneemann, and Nam June Paik will be activated during an exhibition in Berlin.
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This Week On the Calendar
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Indian River County
Through Jan. 26 - Thoroughly Modern Millie at Riverside Theatre.
Through Jan. 26 - Stickwork Sculpture Buildout at McKee Botanical Garden.
Through Jan. 26, 2020 - Always a Bridesmaid at Vero Beach Theatre Guild.
Through Jan. 30 - Paul Davis and George Paxton - People and Places at Gallery 14, Vero Beach.
Through Jan. 31 - Art exhibition: Barbara Rowles, Counting Flowers on the Wall at Center for Spiritual Care, Vero Beach.
Through Feb. 26 - Celebrating Black History with artists Jemal Hayes, Henrimae Bell, Gary Lenard Moore, Monika King, and Viola Frierson at Art at the Emerson Gallery, Vero Beach
Through Feb. 28 - Clyde Butcher: Living Waters Series Art Exhibit at the Environmental Learning Center. Included in general admission. 29 images never seen in this area.
Jan. 21-Feb. 9 - The 39 Steps on the Waxlax Stage at Riverside Theatre.
Jan. 22, 7 p.m. -
LIVE! From Vero Beach
presents Ticket to the Moon … A Trip Through the Music of Electric Light Orchestra at the Vero Beach High School Performing Arts Center.
Jan. 23, 2 p.m. - Travel Film at the North IRC Library - Thailand, Asia’s Paradise
Jan. 24, 4-7 p.m. - Beat Bugs JV Auditions at Riverside Children’s Theatre. No cost to audition. Recommended for Ages 8 and up
Jan. 24, 7:30 p.m. - Indian River Symphonic Association presents the Siberian State Symphony Orchestra with Russian pianist Peter Laul. Vladimir Lande, conductor. At Community Church of Vero Beach.
Jan. 24, 11 a.m. & 2 p.m. - Backstage tour of Thoroughly Modern Millie at Riverside Theatre. Reserve at 231-6990.
Jan. 25, 9:15 a.m. - Stained Glass Crawl in Vero Beach. Begins at St. Helen’s Catholic Church. RSVP with number in your party: stainedglasscrawl@gmail.com
Jan. 25, 8 a.m.
Pelican Island Audubon’s
3rd annual conference,
Transforming Landscapes for a Sustainable Future,
at the Emerson Center. Tickets are $25 until Jan. 18, then $35. Included is a box lunch from Wood'n Spoon.
Jan. 26, 3 p.m. - Space Coast Symphony Orchestra presents Hooray for Hollywood, featuring film clips accompanied by the film scores, at Vero Beach High School PAC.
Jan. 26, 2-4 p.m. - Grand re-opening ceremony and ribbon cutting for the historic
Laura Riding Jackson
house, relocated to the Mueller Campus of Indian River State College, Vero Beach. Free and open to the public. House tours, refreshments, music.
Jan. 26, 3 p.m. - Atlantic Classical Orchestra’s Chamber Series: Impressions & Expressions at Vero Beach Museum of Art
Jan. 26 - Bolshoi Ballet: Giselle at Majestic 11 in Vero Beach
Jan. 26, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. - Vero Beach Art Club’s Art in the Park at Humiston Park, Ocean Drive.
Jan. 26, 5-6 p.m - Opening reception for the 3rd anniversary installment of artwork in The Galleries at First Pres with artists Richard Fisher, Mags Hobbs, and Linda Relis.
Jan. 26 6 p.m. - Concert by the Gainesville Brass Quintet in the sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church of Vero Beach, 520 Royal Palm Blvd. Free, with a $10 donation suggested.
Jan. 27, 7 p.m. - Big Band BASH! - Annual Jazz Concert at VBHS PAC
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St. Lucie County
Through Feb. 12 - From Mangroves to Mangoes by artist Julie Lounibos at Seriously Mixed Media, Fort Pierce.
Through Feb. 16 - Driving Force: Alfred Hair and the Florida Highwaymen at Backus Museum & Gallery, Fort Pierce
Through March 12 - Port St. Lucie Arts League Art Exhibition at Civic Center Gallery, 9221 SE Civic Center Pl., Port St. Lucie
Every Saturday. 3-4 p.m. - Critter Crunch & Munch at
Oxbow Eco-Center
. Free, all ages, no reservation required.
Jan. 21, 28, 7 p.m. - Fort Pierce Jazz & Blues Society Jazz at Sunrise Black Box.
Jan. 23, 7 p.m. - Jack Hanna’s Into the Wild Live at Sunrise Theatre
Jan. 24 - The Greatest Love of All: A Tribute toWhitney Houston at Sunrise Theatre
Jan. 24, 25, Feb. 14, 15, March 13, 14 - Evening Star at IRSC’s Hallstrom Planetarium
Jan. 24, 6 p.m. - Movies in the Fort at Manatee Center - Hook, with robin Williams, Dustin Hoffman, Julia Roberts
NEW! Jan. 25, 9:30 a.m.-noon - Painted Bamboo Workshop with Anita Prentice and Ginny Piech Street at Heathcote Botanical Gardens. Reserve by Jan. 23.
Jan. 25 - The Temptations at Sunrise Theatre
Jan. 26 - Sunday in Key West Luncheon and Auction at Backus Museum and Gallery.
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Martin County
Through Feb. 2 - The Producers at Barn Theatre, Stuart.
Through Feb. 27 - CUT BLOWN CAST: Contemporary Art Show at Court House Cultural Center Galleries
Through March 8 - Magnificent Me, interactive family exhibition from the Discovery Network at the Elliott Museum.
Through March 8 - In Her Image, Fort Pierce Art Club’s juried exhibition paying tribute to women & women’s issues.
Third Friday Pop-up Art Market, 5-8 p.m. at Notes Music Room & Social House, Stuart, with The Soul Arts Society
Jan. 21 - The Buddy Holly Experience at the Lyric
Jan. 22-23 - Branford Marsalis at the Lyric
Jan. 22, 2 p.m. - Culture Cinema: The Distant Barking of Dogs at the Cummings Library. This free event is a collaboration with POV on PBS.
www.pbs.org/pov
Jan. 23, 2 p.m. - Genealogy workshop, session 1 at Cummings Library, Palm City.
NEW! Jan. 23 - Auto & Garage Tour at Elliott Museum on Hutchinson Island, Stuart.
Jan. 25, 2 p.m. - Acoustic jam session at Hoke Library, Jensen Beach. Free and open to the public. Listeners are invited.
Jan. 25, 11 a.m. - Atlantic Classical Orchestra’s Chamber Series: Impressions & Expressions at Blake Library Stuart
Jan. 25, 7 p.m. - Fastball at the Lyric Theatre
Jan. 26, 1 p.m. - Rock’n Riverwalk, downtown Stuart
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Brevard County
Through Feb. 1 - Journey in Landscapes: Art by Brett Pigon at Fifth Avenue Art Gallery, Melbourne
Through Feb. 2 - Sense of Humor at Strawbridge Art League and Gallery, Melbourne.
Through Feb. 2 - Mamma Mia! at At Titusville Playhouse; Feb. 7-March 1 at Henegar Center, Melbourne
Through Feb. 2 WEEKENDS -
Brevard Renaissance Fair
at Wickham Park Amphitheater. Details and complete schedule on the website
Through March 14, 2020 - Crosscurrents: Selections from the Rodriguez Collection of Cuban Artists at Foosaner Art Museum.
Jan. 23-Feb. 2 - Menopause, The Musical at Henegar Center, Melbourne.
Jan. 24, 7:30 p.m. - Melbourne Chamber Music Society presents the Lysander Piano Trio with music of Mozart, Brahms, and Dvorak at St. Mark’s Church, Indialantic.
Jan. 25, 7 p.m. - Space Coast Symphony Orchestra presents Hooray for Hollywood, featuring film clips accompanied by the film scores, at Satellite High School PAC.
Jan. 26, 4 p.m. - Suntree Concert series presents Stars of Tomorrow performing Music on the Hill at Friendship Fellowship Unitarian Church, 3115 Friendship Place, Suntree. Nailah Clarke, Natalie Mastali, and Douglas Dyer are features with a guest appearance by vocalist Krystal Clarke.
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Palm Beach County
NEW! Through Jan. 25 - Palm Beach Poetry Festival - Crest Theatre at Old School Square, Delray Beach
NEW! ONGOING:
Caring for Australia’s Koalas.
Fundraiser for the rescue and rehabilitation of Australian Wildlife at the Palm Beach Zoo and Conservation Society.
Through Jan. 26 - Elmar Oliveira International Violin Competition at Lynn University, Boca Raton. Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center.
Through Feb. 1, 2020 - Main Gallery - Made in Palm Beach at the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County, 601 Lake Ave., Lake Worth Beach
Through Feb. 2 - Chicago at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre
Through Feb. 2, 2020 - Georgia O’Keeffe Living Modern at Norton Museum of Art, WPB
Through Feb. 13 - H2O Trickle Down exhibition at Lighthouse ArtCenter, Tequesta
Through Feb. 29 - Eroica: Compared to the Rest of the World at Spady Cultural Heritage Museum, Delray Beach.
Jan. 21, 3 p.m. - Esther B. O’Keefe Speaker Series at The Society of The Four Arts- Arthur Brooks
Jan. 22, 5:30 p.m. - Speaker Series: Lost Landscapes at Palm Beach with Historian Augustus Mayhew at Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, 253 Barcelona Rd., WPB
Jan. 22, 7:30 p.m. - Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center: Wu Han and Friends at The Society of The Four Arts
Jan. 23, 6-8 p.m. - Artists Guild Gallery opening reception at the Boca Raton Museum of Art
Jan. 24, 7 p.m. - A Very Silly Vaudeville at Rinker Playhouse, Kravis Center, with American Pops Orchestra.
Jan. 24-26, times vary - Palm Beach Opera presents Puccini’s Turandot at Kravis Center
Jan. 25-Feb. 22 - A series of works by Philip Ross Munro - Cultural Council for Palm Beach County.
Jan. 25, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. - Dragonfest: Chinese New Year! at the PalmBeach Zoo., WPB.
Jan. 25-26, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. - 13th annual Boca Raton Fine Art Show - Downtown Boca Raton, 72 N. Federal Hwy.
Jan. 26, 3 p.m. - Parker Quartet at The Society of The Four Arts
Jan. 28-May 31 - The Boca Raton Museum of Art presents Phyllis Galembo: Maské.
Jan. 28-Feb. 16 - Hamilton at Kravis Center, WPB.
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