Date: Thursday - April 1, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
Date: Friday - April 2, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
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
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
Date: Saturday - April 3, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
Turn, Turn, Turn-The Artistic Synthesis of Vinyl to Art.
Artists create art from recycled vinyl records. Juried exhibit opens at 6pm in conjunction with Fort Myers Art Walk. Call 239-337-1933 for more information.
Date: Tuesday - April 6, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
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.
Date: Tuesday - April 6, 2010Time: 8:30 AM
- 10:30 AM
Many of you have probably heard about social media marketing, maybe even dabbled a bit with Twitter, Facebook LinkedIn, or blogging but you are still not sure how you can put social media to work for you and your business. In the Business of Social Media Workshop we will help you not only understand the need and the importance of social media marketing, but we will also help you in getting started.
With the current economical challenges we are all trying to be resourceful and find those low-cost and no-cost ways to market; social media is the light at the end of that dark tunnel. If you are struggling and your marketing dollars are shrinking we challenge you to give social media marketing a try. One of the beautiful things about the use of social media, besides its expansiveness, is that you can combine online marketing with your existing networking and marketing efforts. Turn those websites that are sitting their without being seen into a place for information and relationship building. Take all of those business cards you get at networking events and put them to good use by creating automated and systematized digital marketing campaigns. Tap into the over 600 million people on the top four social and business networking websites, they are just waiting to meet you!
Fill in form and fax to (239)332-7276 or register online at www.fortmyers.org. Class size is limited.
The cost of this event is $30.00 per person
This lecture will be followed up with a series of classes
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.
Date: Wednesday - April 7, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
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.
Date: Thursday - April 8, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
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.
Date: Friday - April 9, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
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.
Date: Saturday - April 10, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
Be prepared Downtown Fort Myers River District as Captain Tom and his crew, Pieces of Eight will be taking over the Burroughs Home for the evening! Seating is limited. Don't miss this great fun event with casino gaming, spectacular grub, prizes and entertainment. $500 will be awarded for the best pirate theme costume. For info & tickets call: 239-542-4800 or go online. Proceeds to go to Tender Loving Care Homes for Children.
Venue: Burroughs Home & Gardens
Organization: Tender Loving Care Homes for Children
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
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.
Date: Tuesday - April 13, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
Date: Tuesday - April 13, 2010Time: 8:30 AM
- 10:30 AM
Come join GSW Consulting Group and The Greater Fort Myers Chamber. In this class you will learn how to increase your web presence by sharing your business, industry, and personal interests.
This workshop will cover how blogging and article writing will help you increase search engine optimization, supplement and improve current marketing efforts, establish expertise in your field, and build stronger relationships with your clients
The cost of the class is $30.00 and includes the manual which is a 50 page manual we will go over in class. Please bring your lap tops this is a wireless facility
For more information: Fill in form and fax to (239)332-7276 or register online at www.fortmyers.org. Class size is limited.
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.
Date: Wednesday - April 14, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
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.
Date: Thursday - April 15, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
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.
The Art of the Olympians Gallery is offering a sneak peak of their newest exhibit featuring the works of the organization's founders, Al Oerter and Liston Bochette in the main Gallery now through the end of May. Community members are invited to attend a special reception, sponsored by Fort Myers Toyota The Family Store, for the Founder's Exhibit on Friday, April 16 from 5:30 - 8 p.m.
Venue: Art of the Olympians Al Oerter Center of Excellence
Date: Friday - April 16, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
Features one-of-a-kind hand-painted wood chairs, bar stools, and more by local artists. The event features live music, food and drinks, and a celebrity chairperson. Benefits the Imaginarium Group, $75 per person. 239-321-7409
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.
Pull up a chair or bench and join us for the 5th annual fundraising event for the Imaginarium Hands-On Museum & Aquarium on Saturday, April 17th at 7 pm at The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center in the Downtown River District in Fort Myers.
The Cherish the Children Event & Auction features one-of-a-kind hand-painted and decorated childrens chairs, benches, barstools, wine cubes, platters, and more designed by the imaginations of local artists. A dazzling assortment of silent and live auction items include a 5-hour sunset cruise for 40 people on the Mother Ship , four tickets to the NASCAR Homestead race including Cold Passes for the Pits, salon specialties, golf outings and more!
This festive evening includes live music, cocktails and hors doeuvres in the unique surroundings of the Davis Center all for just $75.
Tickets may be purchased online at www.imaginariumfortmyers.com/cherish or by calling (239) 321-7409. RSVP by April 9th to receive complimentary Valet Parking and VIP After Party tickets.
We thank our local sponsors the Dr. Bennett, Kushner and Kushner, Florida Gulf Bank, Sheryl Weisinger, Gulf Coast Orthodontics, Chicos, Lott & Gaylor, City Tavern, Estero Dermatology, Kushner & Kushner, Herndon Carr, Morgan and Morgan. Auction items are provided courtesy of our proud supporters. Support the educational exhibits and programs at the Imaginarium Hands-On Museum and Aquarium and enjoy an event to Cherish!
Date: Saturday - April 17, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
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.
A short concert featuring Emmy Award-winning and Grammy-nominated flutist/composer Kat Epple, and accomplished pianist/composer Chuck Grinnell. Features Standard flute, world flutes and grand piano. The duo's unique style incorporates jazz, new age, and world music. The 2008-09 scholarship winners will also perform, 3pm free but donations accepted. Call 239-731-5334 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.
Date: Tuesday - April 20, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
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.
Date: Wednesday - April 21, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
Date: Thursday - April 22, 2010Time: 11:00 AM
- 3:00 PM
The 3rd Annual Celebration of Women to benefit Hope HealthCare Services will be held Thursday, April 22, 2010. The 2010 Celebration will feature boutique-style shopping, a fashion show, a silent auction and raffle for fabulous prizes, fine cuisine, camaraderie and fun. Individual tickets are available for $55. Tables for 8 guests and sponsorships are also available.
Date: Thursday - April 22, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
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.
Date: Friday - April 23, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
Postcards from Paris
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.
Open invitational regatta, and all interested sailors are invited to participate. The course is on the Caloosahatchee River between he Caloosahatchee Bridge and the Midpoint Bridge. Three races are planned, weather permitting. Trophies will be awarded to the top three finishers in each fleet. Registration and check-in is from 6:30pm-7:30pm Thursday April 22, followed by a skipper's meeting from 7-9am. Saturday April 24th, a continental breakfast will be served. The first race starts at 10am. The public is welcome to watch the sailing activities and learn more about the Edison Sailing Center.
Cost early registration before April 19th is $50.
Where Edison Sailing Center's South Training Center, 2000 W First St. , Fort Myers.
Information 863-244-1928 or 239-349-5168
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.
Evening walk with registration at 6pm. To register as a walker or to create a team, visit marchforbabies.org. Minimum donation of $25 raised by each participant ($15 for children). 239-433-3463
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.
Some of the World's leading performing artists play the chamber music of Brahms, Ravel, Debusy, Schumann and more.
Grand Atrium Happy Hour 7:00pm Performances begin at 8:00pm
For tickets and more information, please call 239-333-1933 or visit www.sbdac.com.
Date: Saturday - April 24, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
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.
Date: Tuesday - April 27, 2010Time: 8:00 AM
- 3:00 PM
Lee County Bar Association will hold its annual Blood Drive on April 27, 2010. The Lee Memorial Blood Center Bloodmobile will be parked at the southeast corner of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd and Monroe Street from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The Association is asking area attorneys and the public to participate. Donors can schedule their blood donations by calling Krista Scott at 344-1100.
Date: Tuesday - April 27, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
Date: Wednesday - April 28, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
Date: Thursday - April 29, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
This powerful drama of seduction and betrayal is a study in family relationships under the strain of culturally and socially imposed sexual taboos. When Bernarda Alba's husband dies, she strives to suppress the passions of her five unmarried daughters.
The play as one of the masterpieces of modern theater.
This powerful drama of seduction and betrayal is a study in family relationships under the strain of culturally and socially imposed sexual taboos. When Bernarda Alba's husband dies, she strives to suppress the passions of her five unmarried daughters.
The play stands today as one of the masterpieces of modern theater.
Date: Friday - April 30, 2010Time: 11:30 AM
- 1:30 PM
Luncheon and awards honor top Southwest Florida law enforcement officers, the James A. Adams Lee County Teacher of the Year for law-related education, the Liberty Bell Award recipient, Attorney John A. Noland, and includes a tribute to recently deceased LCBA Past President, William L. Stewart. Public is invited. Reservations are required. E-mail or call (239) 334-0047. Members $25 and visitors $30
Date: Friday - April 30, 2010Time: 10:00 AM
- 4:00 PM
More than 3000 years of mystery are unveiled in this astonishing exhibit where more than 100 authentic replicas bring to life the Boy King. Explore the spectacle, tradition, history, and religion of ancient Egypt as the King Tut exhibit is resurrected. Majesty and mystery unfold in this astonishing exhibit presenting faithfully reproduced replicas of original artifacts that will never be seen outside Egypt.
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