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Volume 3 • Issue 3
Ron Soto, Publisher Candace T. Botha, Associate Publisher Christine Baer, Editorial/Creative Director DM Parr, Features Writer Anthony J. Vento, Graphic Design Associate Betty Berg, Photographer/Editorial Assistant The SDMA works to enhance downtown Sarasota as a premier retail destination with a vibrant merchant community. Volunteers work together to create a rewarding shopping, dining and entertainment experience in Sarasota, Florida. SDMA board meetings are held on the second Thursday of every month. All SDMA members are always welcome to attend the monthly meeting. The location and time of the meeting will be sent in a monthly e-mail to all members.
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A Message from the Chairman
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many of you know, there has been a great deal of controversy surrounding one of d owntown Sarasota’s annual events, Thunder by the Bay. Produced by Suncoast C harities for Children, the motorcycle festival raises millions of dollars for special needs individuals and families in our community, and in one weekend this past January, the event had an estimated $9 million e conomic impact on our community. Ron Soto, What you may not realize is that because SDMA’s Chairman of this ongoing controversy surrounding Thunder by the Bay, as of right now... ...the City of Sarasota has put a moratorium on all events in 2017. That’s right—events that usually are planned up to a year in advance and always draw thousands of people downtown to our streets and our parks cannot be scheduled for next year. Did you happen to attend the Sarasota Seafood & Music Festival presented by the SDMA in late January? With literally thousands of attendees, the two-day event was a home run for the SDMA, thanks to Bill Kinney and Paragon Events, the festival's producers. It is events like the seafood festival—and countless others throughout the year —that raise funds for the SDMA. And where do these funds go? Back into our city to do the things that, in other communities, are typically paid for by the city, but here in Sarasota are not. As an example, this past holiday season, the SDMA refurbished all of our Christmas lights on the street poles, and we also purchased new ornaments. And for the upcoming holiday season, we have purchased a brand new, 30-foot Christmas tree for Five Points Park that will replace the 30-year-old tree that truly has seen better days. SDMA also funded the development of the new city map and, within the last 18 months, launched The VOICE of the Downtown Merchants—two very important marketing tools that support our merchants and promote our downtown community. Without our events and festivals, the SDMA will not have the funds to make downtown Sarasota a more appealing and inviting place to visit, dine or shop. Personally, I can remember when downtown used to be the only place to shop in Sarasota. And I also was here when d owntown became a ghost town with the development of Gulf Gate's shopping centers and the mall in South Sarasota. I cannot imagine coming to Sarasota as a tourist during the winter months with absolutely nothing to do here…can you? In a recent conversation with Bill Kinney, who has produced many art shows and festivals in downtown Sarasota and throughout the state, Bill told me, ”Cities all over Florida are trying to get special events to come to their communities to stimulate activity.” And I ask you this: Why is our city placing a moratorium on events in downtown Sarasota that stimulate activity? Here’s the bottom line: These events and festivals are good for downtown business and good for our merchants. Just ask Sully over at Patrick’s 1481—the recent art show held on Main Street between Orange Avenue and Links Avenue was “outstanding” for his business; the restaurant was jam-packed both Saturday and Sunday. If you like our special events and festivals and want them to continue, send us an e-mail at sdmavoice@gmail.com. I will be going before the city commissioners again to fight this moratorium. Yes, there is strength in numbers, and I am counting on all of you to join me. 3
Celebrating a Vibrant Dining Scene In the Spotlight: Pho Cali Vietnamese Noodle House By DM Parr, Features Writer
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hroughout 2016 we will be spotlighting the amazing diversity of restaurants within walking distance of Main Street in downtown Sarasota. Options include an array of international dishes, including Vietnamese, Indian, French, NY deli fare, Thai, Mediterranean, Japanese, Italian and Peruvian, as well as seafood, burgers and more. Unlike chain restaurants, these venues are run by chef/ owners dedicated to offering high-quality food made from scratch and featuring fresh, local ingredients.
delicatessen already has found a strong following. In Summer 2015, one downtown restaurant closed its doors due to construction at its 1578 Main Street location, but recently reopened, much to the relief of its loyal fans. Pho Cali Vietnamese Noodle House offers authentic cuisine from Southeast Asia. Owners Harrison and Kimberly La, who are husband and wife, offer a wide variety of noodle and rice dishes, along with house specialties that include fish or pork cooked in a clay pot, vegetarian options and do-it-yourself rolls—grilled shrimp or pork with a
Photo, at left: Delicate rice paper is placed on a plastic disc to allow for easy filling and rolling. These rolls are then dipped in sauce. At right: a Do-It-Yourself Rolls Combo Platter with grilled shrimp, grilled pork and pork meatballs that are served with vermicelli noodles, lettuce, mint, cucumber and vegetables. Photos by DM Parr
The downtown dining scene also is constantly evolving. Some have been favorite spots for years, such as Caragiulos Italian Restaurant, which was established in 1989 with the third generation of the same family still offering comfort food in a lovely, historic setting at 69 South Palm Avenue. Others have just debuted, including Sol's NYC Delicatessen at 1991 Main Street. This New York-style
variety of fresh and flavorful ingredients that patrons wrap in rice paper at their tables. Pho Cali also serves up an appealing selection of vegetarian dishes, as well as kid-friendly meals. Can't dine in? The noodle house has an extensive takeout menu if you don't have time to relax and enjoy the eatery's welcoming ambience. “We make everything from scratch, even our own hot sauce,” says Harrison. The noodle house originally opened on June 5, 1995, and immediately became a local favorite. One loyal customer even created a Facebook page for the popular eatery. When construction was completed, the restaurant reopened on November 12, 2015, to an enthusiastic response. “It’s been great! People were excited that we re opened,” says Harrison. “They have been very supportive, and we are grateful for that.” The reopening of Pho Cali garnered so much attention that it recently was featured on local television station Photo, at left: Pho Cali Vietnamese Noodle House’s delicious dish, Spicy Lemongrass Chicken served with rice. Photo by DM Parr
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in Downtown Sarasota WWSB. Harrison was interviewed by Chef Judi Gallagher for her dining segment on ABC 7 News at Noon. The taping was held at the restaurant, which was fully packed with its usual lunch crowd. Chef Judi, a writer and teacher with more than 30 years of culinary experience, says Pho Cali offers “the best Vietnamese dishes on the Suncoast” – high praise for this small, yet bustling, family-run spot. For Chef Judi’s complete review of the noodle house, visit http://www.mysuncoast.com/dining/videos/. Homemade, authentic Vietnamese fare created with the freshest and healthiest ingredients and conveniently located on Main Street—Pho Cali Vietnamese Noodle House is a downtown dining destination that promises a flavorful visit. Pho Cali Vietnamese Noodle House is located at 1578 Main Street in downtown Sarasota. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner Monday through Thursday, from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and Friday and Saturday, from 11:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. The restaurant closes daily between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., and is closed on Sunday. For more information, call 941-955-2683, or visit www.phocalisarasota.com.
Photo, above: Chef Judi Gallagher recently filmed a segment at Pho Cali on Main Street for her dining segment on ABC 7 News at Noon. Photo by DM Parr
The VOICE of the Downtown Merchants will be featuring more info on dining in downtown Sarasota in the coming months. Please feel free to c ontact us with news tips or suggestions on your favorite place to eat by sending an e-mail to sdmavoice@gmail.com.
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DOWNTOWN A treasure trove of unique gifts, specialty services, Art of Ireland Old Irish legend tells of the Si-Og, or fairy people. These are not toys, but mischievous little people who have ventured into our world in search of new friends. Their authentic Irish clothing is all handmade, whether sewn, knitted or crocheted, to the very highest standards by skilled craft workers who draw from generations of experience and expertise.
Art of Ireland 45 South Palm Avenue 941-366-1900 www.artofirelandgallery.com
Write On Catering to the stationery needs of discerning brides and party planners for years, now Write On is offering a selection of specialty gifts and home decor. This lovely handmade lamp is beautifully designed of iron work with a glass table and can be customized to your measurements. These pieces are one-of-a-kind and made by a Florida artist!
Write On 1423 1st Street • 941-953-2800 www.writeonsarasota.com 6
As Good As It Gets Acclaimed for gourmet items that are “par excellence,” As Good As It Gets is home to these Xquisite Bonbon de Higo baby Spanish Figs that have been marinated in brandy for six months, filled with praline truffle, and then dipped in dark Belgian chocolate. Indulge in a delectable box of 9 or 16 pieces.
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DISCOVERIES fashions for you & artistic home decor! i tesori This "gem" of a boutique f eatures unique fashions, jewelry and accessories for women and men, including the brand Desigual from Spain. Known for having the latest styles at reasonable prices, the 1st Street boutique offers this navy blue patent handbag with adjustable straps and a large jeweled closure. It's inspired by a famous Italian designer and priced at just $58. Find other clothing brands, jewelry and accessories from around the world!
i tesori 1405 1st Street
(next to Starbucks)
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Kennedy Studios This Main Street shop is known in downtown for an expertise in art and framing, along with exceptional and friendly service! Stop by and see these original glicées on canvas by local artist Robert Johnson, who lives in Anna Maria Island.
Kennedy Studios 1472 Main Street 941-952-0358 www.kennedystudiossrq.com SDMA • www.sarasotadowntownmerchants.com
Stylish Living by Chasen Reed Discover a worldwide selection of gifts and home décor at downtown's premier resource for stunning, custom silk flower arrangements and preserved trees. This intricate handmade vase is fused glass, made in London and signed by the artist. It's beautiful on its own or filled with fresh flowers. Or just ask Stylish Living's shopkeepers to create the perfect silk arrangement!
Stylish Living by Chasen Reed 1425 1st Street • 941-363-7975 7
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METAPHYSICAL BOUTIQUE Unique Gifts • Psychic Readings • Crystals Jewelry • Spiritual Items & Joie de Vivre!
Bright, blue skies...cool, but comfortable temperatures... crowds of art lovers and collectors! Le Marché Bohémien, a Parisian-inspired, open-air marketplace held Saturday, February 27, was an outstanding success! Five Points Park was brimming with artisans offering the very finest in vintage, re-purposed, eclectic, salvaged and coastal treasures...much to the delight of thousands of attendees! One of the highlights of the all-day event was the stirring and sentimental vocals and guitar of international singer Michelet Innocent, who romanced gathering crowds with songs in French and English. Michelet's CDs are available for purchase online at www.micheletinnocent.com. New this year: Julie Royal, founder of Royal Pet Rescue, brought adorable puppies to Le Marché Bohémien. Four pups found forever homes, with several additional adoptions pending by end of day! "Merci Beaucoup" to all who made Le Marché Bohémien a stellar event in downtown Sarasota!
Healing...Awareness...Enlightenment...It All Happens Here. special events in March & april thursdays
Weekly events
Readers—James and Billy Massage with Mary
Mondays
Fridays
Psychic readings with James.......11:00 am - 5:00 pm Guided meditation with James...... 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Massage therapists—Hallie and Billy
Readings with James and Billy Massage therapists—Hallie and Chay Restorative yoga with Eisha......... 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
tuesdays
saturdays
Wednesdays
Group crystal bowl sound immersion meditation with Hallie ...................................................... 11:00 am Massage therapists—Mary, Hallie and Chay Readings with Susan
Readings with Elaine ..................11:00 am - 5:00 pm Gentle Yoga with Eisha ................ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Massage with Hallie and Chay
Readings with Elaine Massage therapists—Hallie and Chay
Tarot readings with Michael Massage therapists—Chay and Billy
sundays
saturday, March 12
Guest Tarot Reader Marcia Bender
sunday, March 20
Reiki II class with Billy
Wednesday, March 23 – saturday, March 26 Experience the Art of Tibetan Cranial Therapy with guest Julie Collins • By appointment
tuesday, april 5 – sunday, april 10
Readings by appointment with Certified Spiritualist Medium Laura Weston – ½ hour $75 • 1 hour $150
thursday, april 7
Gallery event ......................................... 7:00 p.m. $40 – Limited Seating
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Saturday, March 12 10 am to 6 pm & Sunday, March 13 11 am to 5 pm
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Jewelry • Glass • Sculpture Photography • Woodworking
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Free Admission & Parking! www.paragonart events.com
The quality of tea is the most essential place to begin if you want to experience the most from your cup. Our commitment at Get Loose Tea & Art is to be authentic and informative to enhance your “tealife.” The Get Loose Tea & Art life is one of peace, health & fellowship— a time to give to yourself and to share with others at one of the tables in our Zen Zone while you rejuvenate and admire the fine art photography of co-owner Doreen Birdsell, which is available for purchase. 10% of net proceeds are donated to Sheldrick Wildlife Trust to help our endangered elephants for which we share a passion.
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Join the Grand Opening Celebration of State Street Parking Garage on Saturday, March 26
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grand opening celebration for the State Street Parking Garage will be held Saturday, March 26, during the Sarasota Farmer’s Market. The parking garage, which officially opened in October 2015, boasts 400 free parking spaces right in the heart of downtown Sarasota. The garage is situated on State Street—just off Main Street between Lemon and Orange Avenues. The celebration will include music provided by a DJ and chances to win gift baskets featuring items from the 70plus vendors that make the Sarasota Farmer’s Market a destination not only for locals, but for people throughout Florida. There also will be a special Grand Opening presentation at 11:00 am in front of the State Street Eating House. “The developers and builders did such a beautiful job on the building’s façade that people don’t know it is a parking garage,” says At left, Phil Pagano, executive director of the Sarasota Farmers Market, who is hosting a grand opening celebration at the State Street Parking Garage on Saturday, March 26
Phil Pagano, executive director of the Sarasota Farmers Market. “It went from a surface lot of 120 spaces to a six-level, stateof-the-art parking facility. The garage is important to the farmers market, and with this celebration, we want to help Officially open in October 2015, the get the word out State Street Parking Garage offers 400 that there is ample additional parking spaces on State parking available Street. Photo by Betty Berg downtown.” Phil also expressed the gratitude of the Farmers Market's vendors and staff for the cooperation they received from A.D. Morgan Construction during the 18 months it took to complete the project. Now in its 37th year, the Sarasota Farmer’s Market is held rain or shine every Saturday from 7:00 am to 1:00 pm and features more than 5,000 square feet of produce and plants. For more information, please call (941) 225-9256, or visit www.sarasotafarmersmarket.org.
downtown wag’ s 1st cover photo contest! PICTURE THIS— Your Dog’s Photo on the Cover of The VOICE! Contest Open to Companion Dogs of: • • • •
Downtown Merchants Downtown Residents Merchant Employees Sarasota City Officials/ Employees
Submit Your Pup’s Photo Online at sdmavoice@gmail.com by Friday, May 6, 2016 for a Chance for Your Dog to be Featured on the Cover of Our Summer Issue! 12
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Because pets—and especially dogs—are such an important part of our downtown community in Sarasota, it seemed only fitting that The VOICE would create a special page devoted to our lovable, four-legged friends. As we proudly launch "Downtown Wag" in this issue, here, just for you, are some of the pet-friendliest places you will find in and around downtown Sarasota, along with nearby groomers, veterinarian offices and emergency clinics. Have some pet "tails" and photos you'd like to share? Special animal-related features you'd like to see? Send your thoughts and comments to sdmavoice@gmail.com!
Pet-Friendly Hotels In & Around Downtown Sarasota Aloft Sarasota—1401 Ringling Boulevard • 941-870-0900 Hotel Indigo—1223 Boulevard of the Arts • 941-487-3800 Hyatt Regency—1000 Boulevard of the Arts • 941-953-1234 La Quinta Inn & Suites—1803 North Tamiami Trail • 941-366-5128 The Ritz Carlton—1111 Ritz Carlton Drive • 941-309-2000
Pet-Friendly Spots In & Around Downtown Sarasota Barnacle Bill’s Seafood—1526 Main Street • 941-365-6800 Bijou Café—1287 First Street 941-366-8111 The Breakfast House—1817 Fruitville Road • 941-366-6860 Buddy Brew Coffee—1289 North Palm Avenue • 941-374-7186 Caragiulos Italian-American—69 South Palm Avenue • 941-951-0866 C’est La Vie—1553 Main Street 941-906-9575
Clasico Café Bar—1341 Main Street 941-957-0700
The Starlite Room—1001 Cocoanut Avenue • 941-702-5613
Duval’s—1435 Main Street 941-312-4001
Station 400—400 North Lemon Avenue • 941-906-1400
El Greco—1592 Main Street 941-365-2234
Toasted Mango—430 North Tamiami Trail • 941-388-7728
Evie’s Tavern and Grill—1560 Main Street • 941-366-7711
Two Senoritas—1355 Main Street 941-366-1618
Fresh Start Café—630 South Orange Avenue • 941-373-1242
Whole Foods—1451 First Street 941-316-4700
Get Loose Tea & Art—136 South Pineapple Avenue • 941-953-2444
Word of Mouth—711 South Osprey Avenue • 941-365-1800
Il Panificio—1703 Main Street 941-366-5570
Z’s Restaurant and Bar—1454 Main Street • 941-554-8586
Indigenous—239 South Links Avenue 941-706-4740
Veterinarians Near Downtown
Lolita Tartine—1419 Fifth Street 941-952-3172
Animal Medical Clinic of Rosemary— Dr. W. Stephen Koch • 650 Central Avenue, #2 • 941-366-3800
Louies Modern—1419 1289 North Palm Avenue • 941-522-9688 Mattison’s City Grille—One North Lemon Avenue • 941-330-0440 Mediterraneo—1970 Main Street 941-365-4122 Mozzarella Fella—1668 Main Street 941-366-7600 O’Leary’s Tiki Bar & Grill—5 Bayfront Drive • 941-953-7505 Owen’s Fish Camp—516 Burns Lane 941-951-6936 Pastry Art Café—1512 Main Street 941-955-7545 Patellini’s Pizza—1429 Main Street 941-957-6433 Patrick’s 1481—1481 Main Street 941-955-1481 Selva Grill—1345 Main Street 941-362-4427 Starbucks—1401 First Street 941-955-0273
CriticalVetCare (24-Hour Emergency Care)—Dr. Anne Chauvet • 4937 South Tamiami Trail • 941-929-1818 Veterinary Center of Sarasota— Dr. Gary Reinhardt • 311 South Washington Boulevard 941-951-1900 Sarasota Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center (24-Hour Emergency Care)—7414 South Tamiami Trail • 941-923-7260
Groomers In & Around Downtown Metro Pet Salon—420 Central Avenue 941-955-7701 Tender Paws Grooming—316 South Washington Boulevard 941-870-5756
Downtown Wag is brought to you by PetLoversMarket.com & Suncoast Pet (SuncoastPet.com)
SDMA Hosts Third Annual Sarasota Spring Fine Art Festival Saturday, March 12 & Sunday, March 13
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ith the arrival of spring right around the corner and a seasonal longing to spruce up our homes and offices for the imminent arrival of warmer weather, there couldn’t be a better time to attend downtown’s signature art event, the Sarasota Spring Fine Art Festival. Now in its third year, the fine art festival, which is produced by PARAGON Art Festivals and hosted by the Sarasota Downtown Merchants Association, will be held on Saturday, March 12, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Sunday, March 13, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at 801 Gulfstream Avenue in Sarasota. Artist Michael Dandrea Both festival admission and parking are free. The outdoor gallery will feature original handmade work created by some of the very best artisans in the United States. Discover a diverse selection of jewelry, glass, ceramics, fiber, wearable art, mixed media, woodworking and much more. There also will be an extensive variety of paintings, sculpture and photography. According to Bill Kinney of PARAGON Art festivals, “Many of the artists participating in the festival are represented in the nation’s most prestigious private art collections and public art institutions.” Throughout the weekend, all artisans will be present to chat about their work with attendees, answer all questions and discuss commissioning a Artist Debra Steidel unique art piece, upon request. For additional information about the Sarasota Spring Fine Art Festival and a list of all of the participating artists, visit www.paragonartevents.com, or find the festival on Facebook at www.facebook.com/events/1439278359725938/.
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The Top 10 Reasons to Move to Downtown Sarasota 1. Small-Town Flavor with City Ambience 2. Walk-ability...Reach All Your Favorite Destinations by Taking a Casual Stroll 3. Lovely Condominiums & Residences with Amazing Amenities 4. Fabulous, Independently Owned Shops & Galleries 5. An Eclectic Selection of Chef/Owner Restaurants & Eateries 6. Theaters, Museums, Opera, Ballet & a Performing Arts Center 7. Sarasota Farmers Market Every Saturday...the Best in the State! 8. Our Beautiful Bayfront & Yacht Basin 9. Minutes Away From Siesta Key Beach...Voted #1 in the United States 10. Access to Many Exciting Sporting Events
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