PROJECT is a passionate, high energy JAZZ/chamber music crossover ensemble comprised of three virtuosic composer/performers from Brooklyn, NY. Blending their classical training with an eclectic taste in musical styles, PROJECT has made an impact on audiences of all ages. PROJECT is a musical experience defining a new level of entertainment! Cocktails begin at 7pm, performance at 8pm www.whatisproject.org Tickets $35
PROJECT is a passionate, high energy JAZZ/chamber music crossover ensemble comprised of three virtuosic composer/performers from Brooklyn, NY. Blending their classical training with an eclectic taste in musical styles, PROJECT has made an impact on audiences of all ages. PROJECT is a musical experience defining a new level of entertainment! Cocktails begin at 7 p.m., performance at 8 p.m. Tickets $35.
"Turn, Turn, Turn - The Artistic Synthesis of Vinyl to Art"
Artists will exhibit two- and three-dimensional works by recycling something music-oriented and antiquated but still very functional and treasured - chosen from a collection of 60,000 records albums of every musical era. Opening night Apr. 2 (Art Walk), exhibit open through Apr. 23, 10 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday
In this gripping and life-affirming story Francis Biddle, the former Attorney General and judge as the Nuremberg Trials, hires a young woman to be his secretary. Suddenly we find two generations struggling to find common ground against the backdrop of 1060s political unrest. Preview dates: April 6-8, regular showings April 9-25. Preview tickets: $20-$25; Single Tickets $38-$42. Subscribe for as little as $99 and receive tickets to 5 shows.Call 239.332.4488 for more information.
In this gripping and life-affirming story Francis Biddle, the former Attorney General and judge as the Nuremberg Trials, hires a young woman to be his secretary. Suddenly we find two generations struggling to find common ground against the backdrop of 1060s political unrest. Preview dates: April 6-8, regular showings April 9-25. Preview tickets: $20-$25; Single Tickets $38-$42. Subscribe for as little as $99 and receive tickets to 5 shows.Call 239.332.4488 for more information.
In this gripping and life-affirming story Francis Biddle, the former Attorney General and judge as the Nuremberg Trials, hires a young woman to be his secretary. Suddenly we find two generations struggling to find common ground against the backdrop of 1060s political unrest. Preview dates: April 6-8, regular showings April 9-25. Preview tickets: $20-$25; Single Tickets $38-$42. Subscribe for as little as $99 and receive tickets to 5 shows.Call 239.332.4488 for more information.
The Southwest Florida Utility Contractors Association (SWFUCA) is a local level underground utility construction association based in Fort Myers, Florida. This is an annual trade show of members doing business with members.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
An Altered State of Consciousness
Delirium Contemporary Dance Company
Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center's new resident dance company featuring 14 dancers from across the country. Tickets $35 Cocktails begin at 7pm, performance at 8pm
Don't miss this great fun event with spectacular grub, cash bar, prizes and entertainment. Cash prizes for best pirate theme costumes. For info & tickets call: 239-542-4800 or go online.Proceeds to go to Tender Loving Care Homes for Children.
Venue: Burroughs Home
Organization: Tender Loving Care Homes for Children
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
April 14th Stewart Nelson Sabotage in the Arctic Historical Documentarian
Join us the 2nd Wed of the Month at 6:30 pr at the Museum for a featured author presentation, book signing, dessert and admission to the Museum. All for just $10 pp!
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In this gripping and life-affirming story Francis Biddle, the former Attorney General and judge as the Nuremberg Trials, hires a young woman to be his secretary. Suddenly we find two generations struggling to find common ground against the backdrop of 1060s political unrest. Preview dates: April 6-8, regular showings April 9-25. Preview tickets: $20-$25; Single Tickets $38-$42. Subscribe for as little as $99 and receive tickets to 5 shows.Call 239.332.4488 for more information.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
American Virtuosi
Drawing the finest concert artists from around the country, American Virtuosi will perform two different concerts celebrating poetry and the music of the great masters. Cocktails begin at 7, performance at 8pm
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
In this gripping and life-affirming story Francis Biddle, the former Attorney General and judge as the Nuremberg Trials, hires a young woman to be his secretary. Suddenly we find two generations struggling to find common ground against the backdrop of 1060s political unrest. Preview dates: April 6-8, regular showings April 9-25. Preview tickets: $20-$25; Single Tickets $38-$42. Subscribe for as little as $99 and receive tickets to 5 shows.Call 239.332.4488 for more information.
Drawing the finest concert artists from around the country, American Virtuosi will perform two different concerts celebrating poetry and the music of the great masters. Cocktails begin at 7 pm, performance at 8 pm.
In a play that the New York Daily News called "enormously bracing theatre," the playwright recalls the life-altering year she spent with Judge Francis biddle, the former United States Attorney General and Chief Judged at Nuremberg following World War II. Trying is the story of a young Canadian girl and an old Philadelphia aristocrat trying to understand one another in what becomes Judge Biddle's final year of life. Trying is a beautiful story that sets out to reconcile two generations in the late 1960s-a time of great strife and political unrest in America.
239-332-4488 for more information.
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