Volume I No. 38 |September 10, 2019
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ARTS NEWS
& PROFILES
FROM
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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Getting Back on Track - Sort Of
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Surprisingly, getting back on track and on schedule hasn't been as easy as evacuating for Dorian was. Should I admit I haven't completely unpacked my car yet? However disorienting and inconvenient this has been for many of us, I'll keep my complaining to myself and save my concern for the people of the northern Bahamas.
NOTE: When you use the On the Calendar, Auditions, and Calls for Artists sections, PLEASE verify dates and times until everyone has checked in and updated their schedules. It never hurts to verify, anyway.
Some weeks Arts Blast seems to be all about art or theater or music — I haven't figured out how that happens — but this week it seems to be all about news. I'll toss in my own thoughts here on working with the retiring Jill Roberts: She is professionalism personified. There were times she called on me to be her eyes and ears in Indian River County, an exciting call to action. Before election nights were online, I sat in the IRC elections office while votes were being counted, relaying the information to Roberts in the Fort Pierce studio. During the 2004 hurricanes, she asked me for first-hand reports on the flooding in Vero Beach. It was quite a kick to hear from one of my former media colleagues in the Virgin Islands that he'd heard my report on NPR!
Have a brew or two to celebrate 100 years of the Press Journal while reading a story from an earlier Arts Blast, written when Larry Reisman and Kelly Rogers were at Vero Beach Book Center.
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Oct. 4, 11:30 a.m. - The
Elliott Museum
presents the rescheduled History in the Making Lecture Luncheon with
Charlie D’Agata
, CBS News Foreign Correspondent. At Hutchinson Shores Resort, Jensen Beach. Museum membdrs $100, Non-members $125. Seating is limited;
RSVP only: 772-225-1961
or
RSVP@hsmc-fl.org
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Melbourne Community Orchestra's
concert season opens this week with 30 Years of Music, beginning its 30th year. "We'll play some familiar music, something from Saturday Morning Cartoons, and something new for MCO!"
Melbourne Auditorium,
625 E Hibiscus Blvd., Melbourne.
Free, no ticket required. 7:30 p.m. Sept. 11 and 12.
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Did you know that there is no blue pigment in bird fe
athers? We see blue because the microstructure of the feather reflects the blue while absorbing all other colors. Thus, when the light strikes the bird just right, we see dazzling blues.
The Sept. 16, 7 p.m. PIAS meeting at Vero Beach Community Center is open to the public. Ken Lindemann, Ph.D, is the speaker.
Changing Climate, Changing Fisheries: Florida & the Caribbean
is the topic.
Are you interested in learning about native plants? Come join the Trees4Life IRC project—we need your help to care for our trees and our butterfly garden. We are working together and welcome you to join us. Please contact our office 772-567-3520 or fill out the form on our website or office to let us know your interests.
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The Galleries at First Pres
begins the new season of art Oct. 7 with works by May Brandt, Karen Delagi, and Lisa Rose. An opening reception for
The Fall 2019 Art Installment
is scheduled for Oct. 20.
The Galleries at First Pres feature a wide variety of works by local artists, on rotation quarterly throughout the year. The Galleries are located throughout the campus of First Presbyterian Church, 520 Royal Palm Boulevard, Vero Beach; they are open for viewing from 12pm to 3pm, Monday through Thursday. Guided tours are available Wednesdays between 3 and 5 p.m. Admission is free and it's open to the community.
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Our treasured Heathcote made it through Dorian unscathed but we could use some helping hands to put things back together - both in the office and the garden. If you can spare a few hours of time, please join us! Bring your gloves and a hat - you'll be welcome with open arms! To offer any assistance, please call 772.464.4672
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Beauty and the Beast, A Musical Fairy Tale
by adults for the whole family, is coming to The Barn Theatre in Stuart. They’ve added three "Magical Saturday Matinees" especially for children. September 21, 28, and October 5th, any child can have their photo taken on stage, with cast members. Those children will also be presented with an artificial red rose memento.
www.barn-theatre.com
FB:barntheatrestuart 772-287-4884
The show runs Sept. 19-Oct. 6.
Barn Theatre
announces auditions for Boeing Boeing, Sept 22-24. Show dates are Nov.. 7-24. Check at
www.barn-theatre.com
for casting requirements and more info about Boeing. Questions - Call Jeanette Mazzella, Director, at 772-341-4983 or email her at
jazzymazzy@comcast.net
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Oct. 4, 11:30 a.m. - The
Elliott Museum
presents the rescheduled History in the Making Lecture Luncheon with
Charlie D’Agata
, CBS News Foreign Correspondent. At Hutchinson Shores Resort, Jensen Beach. Museum membdrs $100, Non-members $125. Seating is limited; RSVP only: 772-225-1961 or
RSVP@hsmc-fl.org
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September 13th,
Flametree Clay Gallery
is hosting opening night for the "Indian River Clay Studio" artists Exhibit. Stop by 5-8pm and meet some of the artists.
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Auditions for Jesus Christ Superstar at Vero Beach Theatre Guild are scheduled for Oct. 18-20.
See website for details
. A Bench in the Sun runs Sept. 18-29.
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Live in the Loop this weekend at Riverside Theatre!
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Thank You
Arts Blast Sponsors!
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From Flagler Museum:
Visitors who purchased admission tickets for Saturday, August 31st through Wednesday, September 4th will be able to redeem their tickets for admission.
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Rehearsals for the
Brevard Community Chorus
begin Tuesday, 10 September, at 7:00 pm IN THE ROTUNDA of the King Center, 3865 N Wickham Rd, at Post Rd, Melbourne.
• The performance of Handel's Messiah will be Saturday evening, 14 December, at 7:30 pm.
• The dress rehearsal is Friday night, 13 December. There will be another rehearsal with the orchestra that week, probably on Tuesday night, 10 December.
Come early - It can take up to 20 minutes of waiting in line to get signed in and pick up music. Please arrive no later than 6:30 pm. If you're a new member and would like to audition, come at 6:15 pm! There's nothing to prepare for auditions--you'll fill out a form and will speak with me for a few minutes about your musical background. I'll hear you sing a few scales and that'll be it!
https://www.brevardcommunitychorus.org
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Garden Club of Indian River County
is getting ready for the year. If you are interested in joining, call and leave a message at the clubhouse,
772-567-4602.
The Garden Club of Indian River County is made up of nine circles, each meets at a different day of the week and time so you find one that matches your calendar. Men and women are welcome. On
Facebook
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For readers on the north end of Arts Blast land: Beauty and the Beast is at
The Henegar Center
in Melbourne through Sept. 22.
Auditions for It's A Wonderful Life are Oct. 8-9,, performance dates Dec. 6-22
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at the Scott Center for the Performing Arts in Suntree Sept. 14, 7 p.m., and at Vero Beach High School Performing Arts Center Sept, 15, 3 p.m.
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Passionate tangos, blazing mambos and pulsating congas will all be featured in the all-Latin
¡Caliente!
program of favorites that includes Gershwin’s
Cuban Overture
and Bernstein’s
West Side Story
, along with dynamic orchestral works from contemporary Latin composers, including "Conga del Fuego" and
Three Latin American Dances
by Gabriela Lena Frank. Soprano, Amy Cofield joins the orchestra to sing Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos’s best known work: the soaring aria from
Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5.
Internationally known conductor and University of Florida educator, Laszlo Marosi will guest conduct the SCSO in the world premiere of Christopher Marshall's "Streets of Old San Juan."
¡Caliente!
is free for those aged 18 and under or with a student ID. Tickets are $25 in advance, $30 at the door.
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Jill Roberts Hangs Up Her Mic
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After covering Treasure Coast news for more than 30 years, Jill Roberts is hanging up her mic and headphones and heading north. Friday is the final sign-off for Roberts, 57.
Since being hired by WQCS in 1987, many things have changed for Roberts in reporting Treasure Coast news. “(Then) there really was no internet component of our coverage. Now we can engage with people who aren’t even listening during an emergency through our website, Facebook and Twitter.”
What hasn’t changed is her job description: “Cover issues on the Treasure Coast and produce long-form pieces for air, prepare for emergencies, provide ‘breaking news’ information during evacuations or accidents and, of course, hurricanes.”
In more than three decades, memorable stories and moments were inevitable. Roberts described hers: “I have flown on a B-17 bomber, traveled under the sea on a tourist sub and interviewed famous people from former presidents to entertainment stars. However, covering the Honor Flight and going with 100 WW II veterans to Washington DC for the day to visit the WW II memorial was life changing. Watching the Lake Okeechobee water releases grow from discussions that used to take place around a conference table to one that now overflows auditoriums may be what I remember most. Following up on a phone message about a ‘confusing ballot’ in Palm Beach County in 2000 was a real lesson in serendipity. Living through Frances and Jeanne showed the spirit of the Treasure Coast. The Sept. 11
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attacks and the aftermath and the spirit of the people on the Treasure Coast is also something I won’t forget.”
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Co-workers as well as listeners will miss her. Joe Lenartiene, WQCS operations manager, has worked with Roberts as long as he’s been with the station. “Working with Jill for the last 29 years has been a pleasure. I’ve learned so much. I will miss her dedication and her passion for the community. Although I will miss her, I wish her well on her next adventure.”
Lisa Baxter said she has always been in awe of Roberts’ passion and dedication for her job, noting her “commitment to do ‘whatever it takes.’ I was especially in awe of how she would work around the clock, sleeping at the station during the hurricanes, totally driven to keep our community safe. Jill’s talent at covering news that matters and commitment and love for the Treasure Coast will be greatly missed!”
Station Manager Chris Puorro “knew” Roberts even before he took over as manager. “I had heard Jill’s voice on NPR long before I got to WQCS and always enjoyed her reporting, and it was a pleasure to spend a year and a half working with her here on the Treasure Coast. She will be missed!”
No surprise, what Roberts has enjoyed most about her time with WQCS has been “being able to spend time in the Treasure Coast Community, learning about the people, tradition and problems and being able to tell those stories.”
Roberts began her news career at a small station in DuBois, Pa., “covering news and spinning records.” She’ll be packing up her dog, Rocky, and heading back to those Pennsylvania roots to work for a “hyper-local online news site in my hometown of Clarion, Pennsylvania.”
WQCS, 88.9FM, is the regional Public Radio affiliate, located on the Fort pierce campus of Indian River State College.
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Carl Hiaasen Chats With Mike Lupica
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Two old friends will be sitting down together for a catchup conversation Sept. 17 at 7 p.m. and we’re all invited to listen in. Mike Lupica, in town with his latest book, Strike Zone, has been a guest author at Vero Beach Book Center several times, always introduced by his buddy Carl Hiaasen. The events are so popular with local residents that it’s necessary to set up their chairs onstage at St. Edward’s School’s Performing Arts Center.
Callander said, “Lupica is a well-known, prominent sportswriter and broadcaster. He’s a syndicated columnist for the New York Daily News with his popular Sunday column, Shooting from the Lip. His newest release, STRIKE ZONE, is a timely and heartfelt follow-up to his #1 New York Times bestseller Heat, about a young baseball prodigy and his immigrant family living in today's America.”
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This review was posted in School Library Journal: "Readers will find themselves rooting for Michael as he struggles with the loss of his father, stumbles into his first boy-girl relationship, and yearns to play baseball. The sports scenes are especially well written; fittingly, the euphoric finale takes place at Yankee Stadium. [Lupica] keeps his lively plot on course with humor, crisp dialogue, and true-to-life characters.”
Callander said, “Strike Zone is best for kids ten and up, but many of Lupica's novels are for even younger reading levels. Lupica is also slotted to write new entries in Robert B Parker's Sunny Randall series. So, Lupica’s visit is for all ages.”
The event is free and open to the public. Mike Lupica's STRIKE ZONE is available at the Vero Beach Book Center or by phone, 772 569 2050. His other books will be available at the event. A brief Q&A is expected after the presentation.
Carl Hiaasen was born and raised in Florida. He is the the author of fourteen novels, including the best-selling Razor Girl, Bad Monkey, Skinny Dip, Strip Tease, and Lucky You, and five best-selling children’s books, Hoot, Flush, Scat, Chomp and Skink. He also writes a weekly opinion column for The Miami Herald. The most recent collection of his columns is Dance of the Reptiles, edited by Diane Stevenson..
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The Press Journal at 100
(reprinted from an earlier Arts Blast)
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Is it a coincidence that Vero Beach is turning 100 at the same time as the newspaper that has documented its growth? Probably not. People depend on a free press to let them know what’s happening around them. The Press Journal was born from a merger of the Vero Press, first published Sept. 13, 1919, and the newer Vero Journal.
At 100, a healthy dose of nostalgia is called for and a couple of longtime newspaper staffers were up for the job. Larry Reisman, community editor and columnist for 34 years, and Kelly Rogers, who began her career at the Press Journal 30 years ago and is now visuals editor, did the research and pulled out what they felt had to be included in a city and newspaper retrospective.
Reisman said, “It was not easy to narrow 100 years of a community to about 144 pages.” They began by looking at a timeline of major events. “Did we have pictures or pages that covered the story? We wanted a diverse set of images, representing many groups, events and traditions.”
Quality photojournalism was import, he said. That’s where Rogers comes in. Things have changed a since her first day on the job as a darkroom technician. “I hand-developed black-and-white film every day, and hand printed those as well. We had a small machine that developed color slide film, 5 rolls at a time. It took about 45 minutes for that film to process.” This might sound like science fiction to digital photographers but consider that it was only 30 years ago.
Around 2000, Rogers said, the newsroom went fully digital. “Today, as part of our digital-first effort, all of our photographers are outfitted with two camera bodies that shoot both pictures and video, a variety of lenses/focal lengths, a laptop, microphones, wires, wires and more wires.”
Reisman’s view of the area has broadened by necessity. “When I got here, if you were a mile or two outside city limits, you were in the middle of nowhere – citrus, cows and snakes. It’s quite different (now).” The growth has been fairly orderly from the centers of Vero Beach and Sebastian, he said. Still, “Despite county leaders’ best intentions, traffic the past couple of years seems to have outpaced some roads’ ability to handle it.”
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There’s a bright side to the growth, Reisman said. “Many wealthy people have moved to our community and been philanthropic, building amazing things at such amenities as Riverside Theatre, the Museum or Art, Cleveland Clinic Indian River, McKee Botanical Garden and more.” They’ve also helped many people in need through community agencies.
With 65 years of service between them, neither Reisman or Rogers is hinting at retirement.
With the development of a 24/7, digital first newsroom, what might a bicentennial book look like? Rogers wonders if there will still be books at all, or something that hasn’t even been developed yet. “I sure hope we still have books. If nothing else, I hope that in the last 30 years, I’ve organized enough visual content within our organization that some of it can be used to help remember this time in our beautiful little city by the sea.”
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Pineapple Playhouse - Murder Can Be a Benefit
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The plot for laughter at St. Lucie Community Theatre’s Pineapple Playhouse is ripped from the script of a dying soap opera called
The Bold and the Young
, and the hapless characters may not make it to the final episode before themselves being canceled by a murderer. On Wednesday, September 25
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, the director, crew, and the actors playing the actors in this hilarious St. Lucie Community Theatre production of
The Bold, the Young, and the Murdered
will be donating the entire proceeds of the 8 p.m. performance to benefit The Inner Truth Project.
For one night only, the entire theatre will turn itself over to the service of The Inner Truth Project, a local not for profit organization founded because there is no shame in living through any type of sexual abuse, violence or rape. The Inner Truth Project is dedicated to providing services to survivors of rape and sexual assault through free peer-led support groups, therapies, and community outreach. The volunteer actors and crew of the production of
The Bold, the Young, and the Murdered
are donating the proceeds of the entire evening’s performance to the organization as a way of showing support and collaboration between the two nonprofit organizations.
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In addition to the evening of hilarity and live theatre, representatives of The Inner Truth Project will be on hand to share information on their own organization, its mission, and the services provided to members of the community. Volunteers from St. Lucie Community Theatre will also be on hand to prepare and host a pre-show gala beginning at 7 p.m., featuring free hors d’oeuvres, wine, and a chance to mix and mingle before the opening curtain at 8 p.m.
The Pineapple Playhouse is the perfect setting for this particular comedy, and with only 117 seats, every seat is a great one, so they’ll sell out quickly. To get your tickets for this very special Wednesday, September 25
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performance of
The Bold, the Young, and the Murdered
, written by Don Zolidis, call the Pineapple Playhouse Box Office at (772) 465-0366.
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Happy Birthday, Press Journal!
From Walking Tree Brewery:
The Press Journal is turning 100! Come celebrate the centennial with
TCPalm
and two specialty bottle releases, Sept. 13, 3 p.m. We'll have live music with Quick Fix,
SoFlo Bistro
servin' up delciousness and tons of giveaways. Y'all gotta try our two new beers: Ink by the Barrel, a Schwarzbier, and Paper by the Ton, an English Golden Ale. It's $15 per limited-edition bottle, brewed with the TCPalm staff!
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Gallery 14
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1911 14th Ave., Vero Beach is closed for the months of August and September.
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A new choir,
Vero Beach Youth Chorale
, is forming at First Presbyterian Church, Vero Beach. It's open to students 8-12 (grades 3-6 in this school year). Rehearsals begin Sept. 26; registration fee is $75.
janinejones@firstpresvero.org
or 772-696-1271
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From Friends of the Book Depot in Stuart:
Wanted: Readers who love Westerns and a good bargain! The Book Depot is taking 50% off all our paperbacks, hardcovers and audiobooks in the Western genre. That means prices range from 50 cents to $2.00! Mosey on over Saturdays & Sundays 9am-2pm; Wednesdays & Fridays 9am-noon.
Friday finds: Fill up on football and Florida! Check out our entry room display of football titles and see the Florida shelves for a large selection of books that were recently donated. Also, we slashed the price on some paperback books related to war and history. Just 50 cents a book!
www.friendsbookdepot.com
www.friendsbookdepot.com.
https://www.facebook.com/FriendsBookDepot/
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Auditions for
Ballet Vero Beach'
s Nutcracker on the Indian River are by pre-registration only, and forms must be submitted by 5 p.m. Sept. 26. To request the details and registration form, email nutcracker@balletverobeach.org.
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Rock’n Riverwalk
is a live local music concert series on the Riverwalk Stage in Downtown Stuart. Bring your children, pets, family, and friends. Schedule is subject to change. NOT a rain or shine event, so check the
Facebook page
before heading out. Sundays, weather permitting, 1-4 p.m. For easy parking, ride the free Sailfish Shuttle from Osceola, Sailfish or Kiwanis Park.
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Notes from the
Martin County Library System:
All library programs are free and open to the public.
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The Fielden Institute for Lifelong Learning at Indian River State College
(IRSC) is now accepting registration and membership for its 2019–2020 season. Fielden Institute courses, offered across all five IRSC campuses and at select community sites, are designed for men and women age 50 and better who are interested in exploring shared topics of interest in a college atmosphere. There are no pre-requisites, no long semesters, no grades, no tests—learning occurs simply for the joy of learning.
This season’s catalog features more than 80 different sessions. Topics such as art, computers and technology, photography, finance, writing, gardening, health, creativity, local history and more are delivered by seasoned peer leaders in a variety settings, including as hands-on activities, discussion groups and lectures, field trips, book and film groups, and lectures. Courses are non-credit and do not apply to any IRSC degree program. The catalog and online registration is now available at www.irscfoundation.org.
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McKee Botanical Garden
announces its 2019-2020 Book Club Schedule. The first meeting of the season will be on Thursday, November 21 at 11:00 am at McKee Botanical Garden. The club will continue to meet the third Thursday of each month at 11:00 am at McKee, except in December.
Carolyn Timmerman and Susan Wheeler are the coordinators of the program.
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Arts Blast
Friends and Supporters
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NOTE: PLEASE VERIFY DATES AND TIMES BEFORE MAKING PLANS
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On the Calendar - Indian River County
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Sept. 13-14 - Howl at the Moon Glow Party at Riverside Theatre
Sept. 13, 3-9 p.m. - Celebrating 100 Years of the Press Journal at Walking tree Brewery, VeroBeach.
Sept. 13, 5-8 p.m. - Flametree Clay Gallery, Vero Beach, hosts opening night for the Indian River Clay Studio artists exhibit.
Sept. 14, 7 p.m. - Night Sounds at Sebastian Inlet State Park with music by Vintage.
Sept. 14, 9-11 a.m. - At Environmental Learning Center. Critter Corner, with LaPorte Farms, the second Saturday every month.
Sept. 15, 4 p.m. - Atlantica Trio recital in the Grace Chapel at Community Church of Vero Beach.
Sept. 15, 3 p.m. - ¡Caliente!, music from Cuba to Argentine in concert with the Space Coast Symphony Orchestra at Vero Beach HS Performing Arts Center.
Sept. 16, 7 p.m. -
Pelican Island Audubon Society
meeting with guest speaker, Ken Lindemann, Ph.D.: Changing Climate, Changing Fisheries: Florida and the Caribbean. At Vero Beach Community Center. Open to the public.
Sept. 17, 7 p.m. - Vero Beach Book Center has Mike Lupica in conversation with Carl Hiaasen at St. Edward’s Waxlax Center for Performing Arts. Ticketed. 772-569-2050
info@verobeachbookcenter.com
Sept. 18-29 - A Bench in the Sun at Vero Beach Theatre Guild, directed by Julia Glattfelt
Sept. 21, 10-11 a.m. - Earth Enthusiasts workshop for kids 7-12 at Environmental Learning Center. Walking Shorebird Puppets.
Sept. 21 - Smithsonian magazine’s 15th annual Museum Day - Participating museums emulate the free admission policy at the Smithsonian Institution’s Washington DC-based museums. Find the museum of your choice and download your ticket at
Smithsonian.com/museumday
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Sept. 21-28 - Florida State Parks will host many opportunities to celebrate public lands beginning Saturday, September 21
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, International Coastal Cleanup Day, through Saturday, September 28
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, National Public Lands Day.
Sept. 25, 5:30-8:30 p.m. - Luau fundraiser for Vero Beach Cultural Arts Village at Ono Luau, 2045 13th Ave., Vero Beach. info@cultural-council.org.
Sept. 28, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. - Splish Splash Lagoon Bash Family Event - at Environmental Learning Center.
Through Sept. 29 - Astronomy Photographer of the Year is in the Holmes Gallery at Vero Beach Museum of Art.
Oct. 1 - Gallery 14 opens for the season with What Happens Next! Through Oct. 25. Opening reception Oct. 3, First Friday Gallery Stroll Oct. 4.
Oct. 5, 10-11 a.m. - Earth Enthusiasts workshop for kids 7-12 at Environmental Learning Center. Bird Wing Aerodynamics.
Last Saturday of each month is free admission day at Vero Beach Museum of Art.
Through Oct. 31 - The Cultural Council's Artist Registry members exhibit works depicting "Vero Beach - The Perfect Destination" at Vero Beach Regional Airport.
Through Nov. 7 - The Art of Lee G. Smith - historic Vero Beach - at the Indian River County Courthouse.
Through Dec. 15 - Vero Beach Museum of Art presents Al Weiwei's Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads: Gold in the Stark Rotunda.
Artworks by members of the Cultural Council of Indian River County will be on view through October at the Indian River County Administration Buildings A and B during normal office hours, 1801 27th Street, Vero Beach. 772-770-4857.
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On the Calendar - Martin County
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Fridays through Feb. 14, 2020 - Pop-Up Art Market at Notes Music Room & Social House, Sept. 12, 6:30-8:30 p.m. - Full Moon Meditation & Sound Bath Immersion at Elliott Museum. Space is limited. Tickets must be purchased in advance and the event does sell out.
Sept. 12 - Deadline for Women Supporting the Arts grant application in Martin County.
Sept. 13, 5:30-7 p.m. -Beyond the Classroom at
Court House Cultural Center,
Stuart. Featuring public and private school visual arts educators in Martin County. Runs through Oct. 8.
Sept. 13 5-7 p.m. - Opening reception for Lynn Morgan at Kling Gallery, Wine & Decor, Stuart.
Sept. 13, 7 p.m. - Mardi Gras Fridays: Live Ragtime Duo in the Garden at NOTES Music Room & Wine Bar, 872 S. Colorado Ave., Stuart.
Sept. 14, 8-10 a.m. - Cars and Coffee at the Elliott Museum, weather permitting. There is a nominal charge for refreshments.
Sept. 15, 1-4 p.m. - Rock’n Riverwalk free concert series,St. Lucie Avenue, Stuart. Bar Stars music this week.
Sept. 16-27 - A pictorial display of former festivals, arts & crafts of Bahamian culture, videos of the One Room School house, interviews of former students, and the one and only teacher of forty years, Mrs. Costella Williams. Robert Morgade Library, 5851 SE Community Dr., Stuart.
Sept. 17, 5:30 p.m. - Sunset Concerts at the Gallery - Gala Year Opening Concert: Special Edition of Italian Song with Soprano Lorrianna Colozzo. Court House Cultural Center. Free and open to all.
Sept. 17, 2 p.m. - Jane Miller Presents History & Travel Documentary: The Story of China with Michael Wood, Pt. 3. Blake Library
Sept. 17, 6 p.m. - Master Gardener workshop: Growing Herbs in the South Florida Garden. Blake Library, Stuart.
Sept. 19-Oct. 6 - Disney’s Beauty and the Beast at The Barn Theatre, 2400 SE Ocean Blvd, Stuart.
Sept. 21, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. - Bessey Tea & Open House at House of Refuge, Hutchinson Island.
Sept. 21, 2-4 p.m. - Jam session at Blake Library, Stuart.
http://www.library.martin.fl.us
under the Library Events Calendar page or contact 772-288-5702 ext. 6
Sept. 21-28 - Florida State Parks will host many opportunities to celebrate public lands beginning Saturday, September 21
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, International Coastal Cleanup Day, through Saturday, September 28
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, National Public Lands Day.
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Through Sept. 22 - I Ought to Be in Pictures at A.C.T. Studio Theatre, Cedar Pointe Plaza, Stuart.
Sept. 24, 2 p.m. - Jane Miller Presents Steel Magnolias 2 p.m. at the Blake Library
Sept. 26, 2 p.m. - Award-winning Movies with David Opasik: First Man. Blake Library.
Fridays through Feb. 14, 2020 - Pop-Up Art Market at Notes Music Room & Social House, 872 S.Colorado Ave., Stuart.
Every LAST Thursday of every month, 10 a.m. - Story Time in the Gallery, for families of preschool children. Court House Cultural Center. Free and open to all.
Through Sept. 29 - Summer of ’69 at Elliott Museum. We are honoring all-things 1969, from a real VW bus to a Vietnam-era Jeep to an exhibit from the Charles Schulz Museum featuring Snoopy blasting off with the Apollo 10 Astronauts to the moon!
Through Sept. 30 - Wildlife Photography by Fred Vaughn at House of Refuge Keeper’s Quarters.
Oct. 4, 11:30 a.m. - The Elliott Museum presents the rescheduled History in the Making Lecture Luncheon with Charlie D’Agata, CBS News Foreign Correspondent. At Hutchinson Shores Resort, Jensen Beach. Museum membdrs $100, Non-members $125. Seating is limited; RSVP only: 772-225-1961 or
RSVP@hsmc-fl.org
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Through Dec.1 - Between the Tides exhibition at Elliott Museum continues. Artist Ron Garrett celebrates maritime heritage and the living waters. Discount on Garret’s art offered to HSMC members.
Thursday nights are Jazz Jam nights with Jim van Voorheis at Notes Wine Bar, 872 S. Colorado Ave., Stuart.
Dates vary, 10 a.m. - The Mansion at Tuckahoe in Indian RiverSide Park tours in Indian Riverside Park, 1707 NE Indian River Dr., Jensen Beach.
Third week of each month, 6 p.m. - Meeting of Martin Artisans Guild. Check website for dates.
https://mcost.org
Check the
martinarts.org
calendar for many art classes and workshops offered by local artists.
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On the Calendar - St. Lucie County
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Sept. 10, 7 p.m. - Jazz Jam at Sunrise Theatre. Ticketed.
Sept. 10 - Final day to enter a piece of your art for the Seriously September Pop-Up ART Sale at Seriously Mixed Media, Fort Pierce.
Sept. 11-28 - Backus Museum open special pre-season hours. Check website.
Sept. 12-28 - The Bold, The Young, and The Murdered at Pineapple Playhouse, Fort Pierce.
Sept. 13-22 - August: Osage County at Treasure Coast Theatre, Town Centre Plaza, Port St.Lucie.
Sept. 15, 3-5 p.m. - Plant Fancies, Fairy GardenMake and Take Workshop at Swig of Color, 203 N. 2nd St., Fort Pierce.
Sept. 18, 6:30 p.m. - Wednesday Jazz Jam at Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens. Ticketed.
Sept. 20, 5-8 p.m. - Art Walk in Downtown Fort Pierce.
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Through Sept. 20 - Florida Wildlife art show at Art Connection of Ft. Pierce.
Sept. 25 - Benefit performance for The Inner Truth Project of The Bold, the Young, and the Murdered at Pineapple Playhouse, Fort Pierce.
Sept.28 - Entries close for Best of the Best at Backus.
Oct. 19-20 - 32nd annual Garden Festival & Plant Sale at Heathcote Botanical Gardens.
Ongoing - Heathcote Botanical Gardens is looking for volunteers!
Every Saturday. 3-4 p.m. - Critter Crunch & Munch at
Oxbow Eco-Center
. Free, all ages, no reservation required.
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On the Calendar - Brevard County
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Sept. 11-12, 7:30 p.m. - 30 Years of Music with the Melbourne Community Orchestra at Melbourne Auditorium.
Sept. 13, 5-8 p.m. - Grand opening of new teaching studio at Art Oasis, 714 S. Patrick Dr., Satellite Beach.
Sept. 14, 7 p.m. - ¡Caliente!, music from Cuba to Argentine in concert with the Space Coast Symphony Orchestra at Scott Center for the Performing Arts, Suntree.
Sept. 14, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. -
National Estuaries Day Celebration
at Marine Resources Council, 3275 Dixie Hwy NE, Palm Bay. 10 a.m. - Rain Barrel Workshop Free to attend. There is a $55 fee if you would like to construct your very own 55-gallon water saving rain barrel at the event to take home. 11 a.m. - Luncheon Meet & Greet Social Hour; 12:15 Speakers and Speakers Panel Open Forum.
SaveTheIRL.org
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Through Sept. 22 - Disney’s Beauty and the Beast at Henegar Center, Melbourne.
Sept. 20-Oct. 6 - Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella at Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse - Broadway on Brevard series.
Sept. 20-29 - Brighton Beach Memoirs at Surfside Playhouse, Cocoa Beach.
Sept. 21-28 - Florida State Parks will host many opportunities to celebrate public lands beginning Saturday, September 21
st
, International Coastal Cleanup Day, through Saturday, September 28
th
, National Public Lands Day.
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Through Sept. 28 - Shadow & Light, art by Jill Heveron, continues at Fifth Avenue Art Gallery, Melbourne.
Sept. 20, 7 p.m. - Fall Kick-Off Dance with the Melbourne Municipal Band: Swingtime. Fall into the groove with ballroom dancing. At Melbourne Auditorium.
Through Sept. 23 - A Second Reality at Studios of Cocoa Beach, 165 Minutemen Causeway, Cocoa Beach
Sept. 30 - Oct. 26 - Experience INDIA at Fifth Avenue Art Gallery, Melbourne
Last Friday of the month - Cocoa Village Friday Fest at Myrt Tharpe Square Gazebo 5 - 9 p.m.
Through October 19 - Foosaner Art Museum presents Clyde Butcher: Florida’s Photographer, 1463 Highland Avenue, Melbourne.
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On the Calendar - Palm Beach County
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The Galleries at
Morikami
are currently closed during preparation for the Anime Architecture exhibition, opening Nov. 9.
Sept. 11-14 - Art workshops at Creative Arts School at Old School Square, Delray Beach.
Sept 13-Nov. 9 - Palm Beach State College Fine Arts Faculty Exhibition at Cultural Council fo Palm Beach County, Lake Worth.
Sept. 13, 5:30-8:30 p.m. - Sushi & Stroll Summer Walk at Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens. Rain or shine. Food and drinks are not included in the admission price.
Sept. 14 - Lighthouse Moonrise Tour at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum.
Sept. 15-Feb. 29 - Eroica: Compared to the Rest of the World at Spady Cultural Heritage Museum, Delray Beach.
Through Sept. 17 - Small Worlds: Five Centuries of European Prints and Drawings from the Collection at Norton Museum of Art.
Sept. 18 - Lighthouse Sunset Tour at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum
Sept. 19 - 3rd Thursday Art Reception at Lighthouse ArtCenter Gallery and School of Art.
Sept. 20, 6 p.m. - Oktoberfest Beer Stein making at Lighthouse ArtCenter, Tequesta.
Sept. 21-28 - Florida State Parks will host many opportunities to celebrate public lands beginning Saturday, September 21
st
, International Coastal Cleanup Day, through Saturday, September 28
th
, National Public Lands Day.
Sept. 27, 6-9 p.m. - Wine and Paint at Lighthouse ArtCenter, Tequesta.
Through Sept. 29 - When She Had Wings at Florida Atlantic University’s Theatre Lab, Boca Raton.
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Through September - Free Weekend Admission for Kids at Palm Beach
Through Oct. 6 - Beyond the Cape! Comics and Contemporary Art at Boca Raton Museum of Art.
Through Oct. 12 - Seven Solos Exhibition at Cornell Art Museum at
Old School Square
, Delray Beach.
Through Oct. 22 See and Be Seen: Picturing Notoriety at Norton Museum of Art.
Through Oct. 29 - Film Posters from the Dwight M. Cleveland Collection at the Norton Museum of Art.
Through Nov. 2 - TATTOO: The Renaissance of Body Art at Lighthouse ArtCenter, Tequesta. “Nearly” Nude runway show Oct. 17, ticketed.
Nov.9-10 - Fall Art on the Square at Cornell Art Museum at Old School Square, Delray Beach.
Through Dec. 10 - Art Crew at Arts Warehouse, Delray Beach.
Through Nov. 26 - WHO? A Brief History of Photography Through Portraiture at Norton Museum of Art.
Through Jan. 19 - Carol Prusa: Dark Light at The Boca Raton Museum of Art.
Ongoing - Contemporary Sculpture: Sam Anderson & Michael Dean at Boca Raton Museum of Art.
At
Mounts Botanical Garden
, 531 North Military Trail, West Palm Beach - Cutting Corners: A Stickwork Exhibit, created from 30,000 pounds of willow during a three-week “community build.”
Nov. 16 - ALMOST SOLD OUT. John Lloyd Young - Broadway’s Jersey Boy at Maltz Jupiter Theatre.
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On the Calendar - Okeechobee County
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Sept. 17-Nov. 8 - Acrylic paintings by Okeechobee artist Kathie Papasso at Okeechobee Historical County Courthouse. Oct. 9, 5-6:30 p.m. - Artist Series reception.
Sept. 21-28 - Florida State Parks will host many opportunities to celebrate public lands beginning Saturday, September 21
st
, International Coastal Cleanup Day, through Saturday, September 28
th
, National Public Lands Day.
Oct. 9, 5-6:30 p.m. - Artist Series reception of Kathie Papasso at Okeechobee Historical County Courthouse. Reception was postponed because of Hurricane Dorian. Show runs Sept. 19-Nov. 8.
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On the Calendar - Beyond the Treasure Coast
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Sept. 12, 6-9 p.m. - History Happy Hour at Lake Wales History Museum. Wear your favorite vintage attire, see our mini-poster exhibit, "The Bracero Program," and check out our new 1985 Lake Wales Fire Truck.
Sept. 14 - Polk Museum of Art hosts a special carnival event in conjunction with the Museum’s current exhibition, Across the Atlantic: American Impressionism Through the French Lens.
Sept. 15, 5-6 p.m. - Bass Museum, Miami. Curator Culture at the Bass - Carrying Your Part of the Sky: What Artists Do In Perilous Times, moderated by Tom Healy. The Bass Museum of Art, 2100 Collins Ave., Miami Beach.
Sept. 19, 6:30-8 p.m. - Art After Hours at The Bass Museum of Art, 2100 Collins Ave., Miami Beach. Basic Sculpting. $15/$10
Sept. 19, 11-11:30 a.m. - Music in the Museum at Henry B. Plant Museum, Tampa.
Sept. 19, 6:30 p.m. - The Contemporaries Field Trip - Pretty Vacant - The ARt and History of Vintage Motels at Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg.
Sept. 20 - Deadline for Expressive Art Contest with the theme “What is Love” at the Agricultural Center in Sebring. All artists with disabilities or seniors can enter for free and can get a free table to sell their arts and crafts. Bert J. Harris Agricultural Center, 4509 George Blvd., off U.S. 27 in Sebring.
Sept. 21-28 - Florida State Parks will host many opportunities to celebrate public lands beginning Saturday, September 21
st
, International Coastal Cleanup Day, through Saturday, September 28
th
, National Public Lands Day.
Sept. 21, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. - Auditions for Special STARS Got Talent Show at the Agricultural Center in Sebring. Performers can sing, dance, do comedy, or any other act they feel will steal the hearts of three local judges. Call Cindy Marshall at 863-452-1295, ext. 124, or 863-443-0438 to schedule an audition time. Bert J. Harris Agricultural Center, 4509 George Blvd., off U.S. 27 in Sebring.
Sept. 22 - Special STARS Got Talent Show - Adults or children with disabilities and seniors age 65 and older sing, dance, do comedy, and more. Free but a donation is encouraged. Bert J. Harris Agricultural Center, 4509 George Blvd., off U.S. 27 in Sebring.
Through Sept. 22 - Above the Fold: New Expressions in Origami at
Museum of Fine Arts
St. Petersburg.
Through Sept. 22 - Louis Comfort Tiffany—Impressions on Film, Canvas, and Paper at
Morse Museum
, Winter Park.
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Through Sept. 27, 2020 - Earth into Art - The Flowering of American Art Pottery at
Morse Museum
, Winter Park.
Through Oct. 13 - Across the Atlantic: American Impressionism Through the French Lens at
Polk Museum of Art
at Florida Southern College.
Sept. 22, 6-9 p.m. - Friends of the Museum Mixer at Lake Wales History Museum.
Sept. 25, noon-1 p.m. - Museum Non-Fiction Book Club discusses Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly.
Sept. 27 - Fourth Friday at Henry B. Plant Museum, Tampa.
Sept. 28, 2 p.m. - Tipsy Teacup Candle Making workshop at Henry B. Plant Museum. Limited tickets.
Through Sept. 29 - Sheila Hicks at The Bass Museum of Art, 2100 Collins Ave., Miami Beach.
Oct. 5, 10 a.m.-noon - Lake Wales Museum’s History Bus Tour. An air-conditioned ride through history, with stops at historic building. Limited seating, $15, registration and payment in advance. 863-676-1759.
Through Oct. 24 - Botticelli & Ghirlandaio at The Bass Museum of Art, 2100 Collins Ave., Miami Beach.
Oct. 24 - 2nd annual Zombie Thriller at Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg.
Oct. 26-Feb. 16, 2020 - “
North Forest Lights
” at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas
Oct. 26-27 - Lake Wales Pioneer Days Festival at Lake Wales History Museum. Vendor applications and nominations deadlines extended to Sept. 20.
Through Nov. 10 - A Colored Image of the Sun at
Polk Museum of Art
at Florida Southern College.
First Friday Jan.-Nov. - Free admission at
Henry B. Plant Museum
5-7 p.m. A docent-led tour begins at 5:15. Matt Weihmuller’s Jazz Trio.
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Auditions, Calls for Performers
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Auditions for
Ballet Vero Beach'
s Nutcracker on the Indian River are by pre-registration only, and forms must be submitted by 5 p.m. Sept. 26. To request the details and registration form, email nutcracker@balletverobeach.org.
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Knickers
. By Sarah Quick; Audition dates:
September 15-17, 2019.
Show dates: November 14- December 1, 2019.
The Bare Truth
.
Written and directed by H.G. Brown. Audition dates:
November 17-19, 2019.
Show dates: January 23- February 16, 2020.
Calendar Girls
.
By Tim Firth; directed by Patty Holerger. Audition dates:
January 26-28, 2020.
Show dates: March 19- April 5, 2020
Harvey
.
By Mary Chase; Audition dates:
March 22-24, 2020.
Show dates: May 14-31.
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Auditions for
The Crucible
, an Apron Series drama by Arthur Miller, are
Nov. 6-8,
times vary.Production dates: Oct. 4-6.
Auditions for
Jesus Christ Superstar
, lead roles, are
Oct. 18-20
, times vary. Show dates: March 11-29. Auditioning for Jesus, Judas, Mary, Ciaphas, Annas, and Pontius Pilate at this time. Jon Putzke directs.
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"Death and Taxes," December 16 and 17.
7-9 p.m.
at the Freshman Campus Auditorium.
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The Barn Theatre'
s Season 49, along with the audition dates for shows not yet cast, are below. Auditions are held at the theatre; 2400 SE Ocean Blvd., Stuart. Registration is at 6:30 PM, Audition begins at 7:00 PM unless otherwise noted on The Barn website.
1- Beauty and The Beast (Musical) - Show dates: September 19 - October 6. - Audition dates: Already cast.
2- Boeing Boeing - Show dates: November 7 - November 24. -
Audition Dates: September 22 - September 24.
3- The Producers (Musical) - Show dates: January 16, 2020 - February 2, 2020.
Audition Dates: October 20 - October 22, 2019
.
4- Noises Off - Show dates: March 12 - March 29, 2020.
Audition Dates: January 5 - January 7, 2020.
5- You Should Be So Lucky - Show dates: May 7 - May 24, 2020.
Audition Dates: March 15 - March 17, 2020.
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TCCS Chamber Singers perform primarily classical challenging music; Community Chorus, no auditions required, just a love of singing; TCCS Youth Chorus is open to all students in grades 2 through 5; and TCCS Cantate Singers is open to all middle school age students grades 6 through 9.
Performances for our fall
Community Chorus
concert,
We Stand Together
will be
October 12th
at
Palm City Presbyterian
&
October 13
th
at
St
.
Bernadette’s
, St. Lucie West.
Chamber Singers will present Puccini’s
Messa di Gloria
on Nov. 9 at Palm City Presbyterian, Palm City and Nov 10 at Trinity United Methodist, Jensen Beach.
Community Chorus will present
Holiday Memories
on Dec 7
at
Palm
City Presbyterian, Palm City and Dec 8
at St. Bernadette’s, St. Lucie West.
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Love to Sing? We’re Seeking Singers!
Our mission is to share the love of choral music with the community of the Treasure Coast. Our 50-voice chorale presents a wide variety of popular music at our three free concerts each season, offering those who love to sing, and those who love to listen, an opportunity to participate in entertaining programs that combine voices, instruments and enjoyment.
Won't you join us? All voice parts are welcome!
Our rehearsals are on Monday nights at 7 p.m (beginning Sept.9
th
) at the First Baptist Church of Vero Beach in the Music Ministry Bldg. on 15
th
Ave. between 22
nd
St. & 23
rd
St.
What's needed to be part of TCC:
A desire to present quality entertainment to the community
A friendly “Get-to-know-you-interview”
Experience with singing harmony
Annual dues of only $60.00
Find us on Facebook!
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Auditions for the Youth Performing Arts program at
Cocoa Village Playhouse
Sept. 23-25. Various age groups audition separately. See the website for details.
Auditions for White Christmas at
Cocoa Village Playhouse
are Sept. 28-30. Various age groups audition separately. See the website for details.
Musical Director: Spencer Crosswell.
Auditions for the Youth Performing Arts program at
Cocoa Village Playhouse
Sept. 23-25. Various age groups audition separately. See the website for details.
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Calls to Artists
Listings are as found online and have not been verified by Arts Blast
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For artists in
Hillsborough, Manatee, Pasco, Pinellas, and Sarasota counties only:
Entry Deadline:
September 3
, 2019
The
Skyway
exhibition
is a collaboration between four institutions: the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg; The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota; the Tampa Museum of Art; and the University of South Florida Contemporary Art Museum, Tampa.
Aerial Florida – Photo Contest
The Florida Association of Counties
is accepting aerial/drone images for its 2020 calendar.
Submission Deadline: September 6, 2019.
Spring Art on the Square deadline: Nov. 22, 2019
Call for Fine Artists
:
Artists & Charities Hand in Hand
- Palm Beach County Convention Center, WPB.
Deadline Sept. 15
, show Nov. 2-3.
Deadline Sept. 15
-
Arts4All Florida is proud to announce our next Call for Art
for a new exhibition titled “Creating Connections”. “Creating Connections” will focus on how art connects us to people, places, times, and abilities. The exhibition will have two categories (youth and adults) and three cash prizes in each category. “Creating Connections” will be on display at the 22
nd
Floor Gallery in the Florida Capital Building, November 5
th
through January 29
th
.
ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival – Jupiter
The 35th Annual ArtiGras outdoor fine arts festival,
February 15-16, 2020, welcomes submissions of art in the following mediums: ceramics, fiber, drawing and printmaking, glass, jewelry, mixed media, painting, photography, sculpture, digital art, and wood.
Submission deadline: September 18, 2019
The
Arts Council of Martin County
, the local non-profit arts agency, invites artists to apply to be an exhibitor at our
2020 ArtsFest
. ArtsFest has an attendance of 15,000+ visitors in beautiful Memorial Park in Downtown Stuart.
Deadline to apply: September 25, 2019
The Florida Artists Group
, a non-profit, juried organization is accepting applicants from artists who live in Florida six months each year, work in art professionally, and can meet other submission requirements. Application deadline is
Sept. 28. Get details at
FloridaArtistsGroup.org
.
Backus Museum
invites amateur and professional artists to submit artwork for their annual juried exhibition, October 4-November 15, 2019.
Entries accepted: Wednesdays, September 11th-28th.
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Call for Artists: Endangered Art4Apes
Embracing Our Differences 2020
. Exhibit is in Bayfront Park, Sarasota.
Deadline Oct. 8
Images: A Festival of the Arts
Jan. 24-26, 2020
- Atlantic Center for the Arts. Deadline Oct. 18.
Under the Oaks Fine Arts and Crafts Show,
Vero Beach Art Club, March 13-15.
Deadline Oct. 23.
Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens
seeks artists interested in participating in their 1st annual “Art in the Gardens” juried art show, which is scheduled for January 4th & 5th 2020.
Application Deadline: November 1, 2019.
Okeechobee Main Street Chalk Walk deadline to be posted soon.
Arts4All Florida
showcases artists with disabilities through its
Artist Registry.
All art forms are represented including visual and performing art as well as literary work. TheRegistry is a free service. For more information, contact Adult Programs Coordinator Sandra Sroka,
srokas@usf.edu
or 813-974-071
Deadline to Apply: Ongoing
Artwork Loan Program at State Capitol
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) is highlighting Florida-based photographers and artists in the state Capitol building. The primary interest for artwork, which will be displayed throughout Commissioner of Agriculture Nikki Fried’s suite on the plaza level of the Capitol, is natural scenic views of Florida’s landscapes and waters. This includes but is not limited to springs, rivers, beaches, forests, prairies, and wildlife. If you have an interest in this artwork loan program, please contact Joey Hicks, Director of Administration, at
Joey.Hicks@FreshFromFlorida.com
or 850-617-7000.
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Ft. Pierce Jazz & Blues Society
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Atlantic Classical Orchestra
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Center for Spiritual Care
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Galleries of Historic Downtown Vero Beach Arts District
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Vero Beach Choral Society
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Treasure Coast Community Singers
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Treasure Coast Jazz Society
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of the listing, sometimes called
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, make sure to include all dates in each upload. For example: Performances are on March 12-31; or the exhibit is open March 12, 14, 15, and 17. That information should be in all dates you post individually.
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