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As we continue through this pandemic and learn our new way of life, we are going to do our best to keep you up-todate on what is happening in our county in regards to dining, events and entertainment. Please see our Facebook page for updates and information. These are trying times let's get Polk County back going strong. Some events and functions are starting to reschedule for us to enjoy. Please contact the venues to confirm dates and times.
The Brack Shack
The Brack Shack
20 Polk Museum of Art American Impressionism 24 Canned Tuna Concerts 28 Lake Wales Pioneer Days
COLUMNS: 17 What's Rustling
EDITOR’S NOTE
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Polk Museum of Art American Impressionism
Jimmy's Jimmies?
THE FUN & AMUSING: 19 Now Here's A Tip 19 Music Trivia
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STAFF
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PUBLISHER/EDITOR: ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER:
COLUMNS
Canned Tuna Concerts
19 Pets of the Month 27 Strange But True 27 Kitchen Diva
TRACEY GREENE JAMES COULTER
12 Upcoming Events 14 Live Local Music
ERICA SMITH ELIZABETH MORRISEY
22 Bars & Pubs
AMY SUMERLIN JAMES COULTER
PHOTOGRAPHY CHRIS DOUGLAS
Lake Wales Pioneer Days
18 Restaurant Listing
ERICA SMITH
EDITORIAL
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LISTINGS:
CHRIS DOUGLAS TRACEY GREENE
MIKE POTTHAST
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Saturday, Sept. 18, 2021 - 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 1-35 4th St. NW, Central Park, Winter Haven Featuring workshops, demonstrations, games and fun activities for the whole family, the 7 Rivers Water Festival is a great way to celebrate and learn more about Florida’s most valuable resource. Discover the many ways you can save water, help the environment and save money on your water bill at the festival. Visit polk-county.net/utilities/7-Rivers-Water-Festival for more information and to pre-register for the race, rides and tours. Many thanks to the sponsors of this event Platinum sponsors:
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ANNIVERSARY FRIDAY, AUGUST 20TH 8PM Come Celebrate Brew Hounds Sports Lounge 12 Year Anniversary
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Drink Specials and Karaoke Featuring the Original Mark Milburn from 8 to 11 pm FIND US ON FACEBOOK AND WWW.TODAYANDTONIGHT.COM
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The double bacon smash burger.
THE BRACK SHACK
MUCH MORE THAN FAMOUS EGG ROLLS By Elizabeth Morrisey Photos By Chris Douglas
Shack continues to make a name for itself across Polk County.
You may have heard of the Brack Shack’s famous egg rolls stuffed with pulled pork, slaw and barbeque sauce or perhaps you’ve attended an event catered by the Auburndale restaurant. Either way Brack
Bracken Smith – King of the Egg Rolls, started Kick Yo’ Butt Catering in 2010 and attended many barbeque competitions with his father-in-law. He saw the cheering, trophies and checks being handed out and
Doze wings - Naked, smoked then fried and tossed in a sweet & spicy strawbanaro sauce.
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wanted to be a part of it. “I instantly took to it. I love the competitiveness and the people.” He even enrolled in a few classes to receive more training. His famous egg rolls were born at the Smoke on the Water BBQ Festival in Winter Haven which takes place each February
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The pulled pork Texas Cuban sandwich.
and more than 80 teams compete from across the country for the Florida State Grand Champion Title. Funds raised from the competition benefit the Boys and Girls Clubs of Polk County. Although he won’t be able to continue participating in Smoke on the Water, he wants to support them in some capacity. “I feel a loyalty to them and to my egg roll fans,” he says. For Smith, he thrives on the idea of taking a piece of raw meat and turning it into something “decadent”. His catering business has had a large following with consistent referrals, and he knew it was time to finally take the next step. Timing is everything. After 10 years of branding at competitions and catering, Smith decided to open a brick and mortar restaurant. A long-time Auburndale resident, he felt it was important to stay in his community. “Our customers got us to where we are,” he says. And Smith feels Auburndale is a safe and wonderful city to raise children. “The recreation department cares about the community and the kids,” he says. “And it’s right in the middle of two large cities. EXPECT MORE... GET MORE... WE DELIVER!
This is where I need to be.” The Brack Shack, at 231 E. Lake Ave, Auburndale, is in the heart of downtown in a renovated building. It’s the old VFW building. He loves being in this building and feels it was a perfect match since his company colors have always been patriotic as well! When you stop by, Smith continuously experiments so be on the look-out for new specials. If it ends up being a hit, they add it to the menu.
Owner and "King of the Egg Rolls" Bracken Smith.
“We always want to have something cool or different on our menu,” he says. As far as egg rolls, the menu features the A-dale Cheesesteak with beef, BBQ ranch, peppers, onion and mozzarella. The Cuban egg roll has pulled pork, ham, swiss, pickles and a signature Cuban sauce. The Hibachi has lo mein noodles, grilled chicken, fried rice and yum yum sauce or dig into a Collard Pig if you are a collard greens fan. “It all revolves around the egg rolls,” he says. And now fans can grab one more often. But Brack Shack offers much more than just egg rolls. Brack Shack also has BBQ tacos and
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nachos, chicken and BBQ sandwiches, wings, burgers and sides. Then finish it off with a dessert egg roll named after Elvis with banana, peanut butter, powdered sugar and caramel drizzle or grab some banana pudding – always a crowd favorite! On Saturdays, Brack Shack serves up breakfast. The breakfast egg roll is stuffed with bacon or sausage, cheese and eggs. The menu also has Texas toast French toast, biscuits and gravy and more. If you are a coffee fan, order the Brackuccino – a 20 oz homemade iced coffee. It took time before he and his family were ready for the type of commitment it takes to open a restaurant. Smith and his wife have an 11-year-old son and two 7-year-old twin girls. His son is involved in competitive soccer (Smith is an assistant coach) and the twins are enjoying gymnastics and recreational soccer. “It’s hard to do what I do and still have time to be the dad I want to be,” he explains, adding that being able to spend more time with family is the reason Brack Shack is only open certain days of the week. “I’m not going to miss their childhood.” While focusing on the restaurant, Smith continues to run his catering business for weddings and other events. And even offers DJ services, something he’s been doing 27 years for weddings, bars and parties. He offers catering prices for drop off/pick up or a full 10 AUGUST 2021
The original pulled pork egg rolls made famous by Bracken Smith.
service buffet. Now customers can also rent his building for gatherings. “I love the reaction and feedback from customers,” he says. “We focus on putting out good food with good service. It’s quality over quantity. We get ‘Kiss the Cook’ love from our customers. Without them we are nothing.” “And, Smith says, I could not do this without my staff!” He is so thankful for his hard working staff. “They have the same passion and commitment for the food, and our customers, as I do.” Brack Shack will soon get its beer and wine license, and then will open on Friday nights for steak dinners and fish frys. Once school starts, Brack Shack will be open for lunch Wednesday through Friday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturdays for breakfast 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and lunch 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Check out their Facebook page for updates and upcoming specials at: The Brack Shack & Kick Yo’ Butt Catering FIND US ON FACEBOOK AND WWW.TODAYANDTONIGHT.COM
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Arts, Crafts, Festivals & Expos
AUG 7
– Family Day & Concert at the Field. A family event and concert featuring music from your favorite animated movies. Enjoy bounce houses, obstacle course, face painting, games and more! Bring your lawn chair for the concert. Sat, 5-8 pm. (gates open 5 pm, concert 7 pm) Located Chain O’ Lakes Stadium, Winter Haven. Cost - $10 each or $25 for a Family of Four. TheatreWinterHaven.com
AUG 12
– Comedy Night at Tanners. Featuring Devin Siebold from “Monsters in the Morning” and “Laughs on Fox” AND Greg “The Angry Texan” Perritt. Thurs, 7 pm. Located at Tanner’s Lakeside in Winter Haven. Cost - $15 General, $20 VIP (first two rows). Check Facebook for details.
AUG 12
– Lakeland food Truck Rally. Tampa Bay Food Truck Rally brings food trucks to Munn Park on the 2nd Thursday of every month. Come on out to Downtown Lakeland and enjoy a variety of Florida food trucks and their delicious cuisine. 20 plus food trucks come together each month and park on the streets surrounding beautiful Munn Park. Thurs, 6-9 pm. (next events: Sept 9, Oct 14, Nov 11)
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– Tasty Tuesday. Third Tuesday of every month. 10 tastes from downtown bars, restaurants and sweet shops. New offerings every month. Tasty Tuesdays are a super fun way to experience multiple Downtown restaurants all in one night! You get hearty sample sizes with each ticket, and move from place to place at your own pace! Tastings begin at 4:30pm and end at 9pm. Purchase your ticket package from LDDA. Tickets come in packets of 10 for $25. (additional packs may be purchased in increments of $5 which is 2 tickets). Tues, 4:30-9 pm. Cost - $25 for 10 tastes. https://ldda.square.site/product/ tasty-tuesday-tickets/31?cs=true&cst=custom
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& 22 – Fine Art Show at the Magnolia. The 5th Annual Fine Art at the Magnolia is honored to be returning to the beautiful garden and theater district of Downtown Lakeland at the lovely Magnolia Building. Fine Art Show & Scholarship is a 2-day indoor Fine Art Show, open to the public, featuring works from 19 accomplished artists and craftsmen of Florida. The show will feature a variety of fine art mediums, including painting, sculpture, clay, fiber, jewelry, and drawings. Sat 10-5 pm and Sun 10-4 pm. Located downtown Lakeland, Magnolia Building, 702 E Orange St. Free admission. More info email: betsy@thebohrergallery. com
AUG 26
– Bike Night at Tanners. Sponsored by Harley Davidson of Lakeland. Enjoy Live Music, Drink Specials, “Snazzy Suds” Bikini Bike Wash, Giveaways and Raffles. Thurs, 6-9 pm. Located at Tanner’s Lakeside in Winter Haven. Check Facebook for details.
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– Sept First Friday. Head to Downtown Lakeland on the first Friday of every month for First Friday; new theme each month. Downtown shops and restaurants
will be open late. Enjoy goodies, giveaways, and discounts from local business exhibitors. Shop in the Makers Market, which features local artists and creators, and check out the Classy Car Show on Main St. First Friday is a family-friendly event held in the streets of Downtown Lakeland between Lemon Street and Oak Street along Kentucky Ave. and Main St. Downtown Lakeland, Fri 6-9 pm. DowntownLKLD.com
SEPT 4
– Old Man Frank’s 2021 Regatta. Come by boat, canoe, paddleboard or other personal watercrafts. Enjoy live music and fun on the water. Hosted on Lake Howard in front of Old Man Frank’s located on the Chain of Lakes. Please keep our waters clean. Pick up trash. Boat and drive responsibly. Sat, 2-6 pm. Check Facebook for details.
SEPT 18
– GRB’s 5th Anniversary Party. CHEERS TO 5 YEARS! Celebrate the 5th Anniversary of Grove Roots from noon-11pm complete with limited beer releases, multiple food trucks, dueling bands, a huge cake, new merch, and fun vendors! 5 food trucks throughout the day to keep those bellies full! Music will be jamming all day long! Coastal Acoustic Barefoot Music/TMike & Duke, The Broke, and Hunter Smith are all hitting the mics to bring you great, local music! Sat, 12-11 pm. Located at Grove Roots Brewing Co., 302 3rd Street SW, Winter Haven. Check FB for details.
SEPT 18
– Central Florida Toy Expo. Vintage & Modern Toys, Hot Wheels, Retro Gaming, Comics, Artwork & More Pop Culture Goodness! Giveaways, Raffles, and more. 100+ Tables. Doors Open at 9am! (early bird pricing) Cost: (All prices include PARKING) Early Bird Entry: 9AM-12AM - $15. General Admission: (AFTER 12am) $10. All Kids under 12 FREE. RPFundingCenter.com
– Fire on the Lake Chili Cook-Off. This is a fun filled family weekend. Chili Cook Teams will compete in an International Chili Society (ICS) sanctioned event in the following categories: Traditional Red, Homestyle, Verde Chili, Salsa, People’s Choice Chili. A craft show will also begin at noon. General Admission is free for people who attend, and $20 for People’s Choice – Chili Tasting. Cook Teams: $25 per category. To register, go to guyharveycampmack.com.
OCT 1
– 3rd Annual Fallfest at GRB. Grove Roots is getting into the spirit of Fall with a night the whole family can enjoy complete with a Pumpkin Patch, sweets, beer releases (barrel aged imperial pumpkin ale), cider station, produce, live music & delicious food! In the market for a pumpkin? We’ve got you covered! For one day only, we’re having a pumpkin patch/pumpkin painting station with proceeds going to the Ridge Art Association, Inc! Event Details: Food Popup w/ Nutwood serving fall favorites, a Food Truck, Blue Grass Band, Pies & Sweets, Jellies & Jams, Fresh Produce, Kettle Corn, Family Fall Picture Area AND FallFest kicks off the Food Drive! PLEASE bring in any (non-expired) non-perishable food item. All food donations will be given to Restaurants Against Hunger, Inc. Fri, 5-9 pm. Located at Grove Roots Brewing Co., 302 3rd Street SW, Winter Haven. Check FB for details.
OCT 2
–CommunityFest Winter Haven. A family fun festival presented by Citizens Bank & Trust and the Greater Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce, is a free festival aimed at giving families a chance to enjoy a day-in-the-park with complimentary games and activities, businesses the chance to give back to the community by setting up a booth with activities and more! Sat, 9-4 pm. Located downtown Winter Haven’s South Central, Central and Virginia Miller Parks.
OCT 10
– Annual Oktoberfest at Grove Roots. The brewery will be transformed into a German beer hall complete with live polka, schnitzels, brats, homemade pretzels, hair braiding, stein hoisting competition, and lots of beer! So, grab your friends and celebrate like
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a Bavarian! Beer: Oktoberfest Lager, German Pilsner, Kolsch, Dunkel and other limited releases on tap along with a limited amount of custom GRB Steins to purchase! Event Schedule: Marek’s Kielbasa and Pierogi - Oktoberfest menu (12-6pm), Gizzy’s Melt Down Sandwiches - Oktoberfest Menu (12-6pm), Pretzel Company (126pm), Live Polka Music (2-5pm), Hair Braiding by Lindsey (12-5pm), Stein Hoisting, Barrel Rolling, and other Competitions throughout the day! Sun, 12-7 pm. Located at Grove Roots Brewing Co., 302 3rd Street SW, Winter Haven. Check FB for details.
Markets, Antique Fairs & Car Shows Lakeland Downtown Farmers Curb Market – Saturdays. We have an exceptional variety of local vendors who offer fresh produce, seafood, pastries, breads, desserts, local honey, artisans, and crafts, to name a few. We are part of the FAB (Fresh Access Bucks) program that assists those in the SNAP/EBT program by encouraging healthy behaviors by making fresh, local produce more affordable and accessible to SNAP customers. Stop by the Market Information Booth for more details! Located N. Kentucky Ave, Lakeland. Sat, 8 am-1 pm. (CLOSED AUGUST! Back in September.) Winter Haven Farmers Market – Saturdays. Shop locally-grown food, artisan food vendors, plants, food trucks and more while supporting a healthy & connected community. Located across from Grove Roots on the NE corner of 3rd St. & Ave C SW in the BB&T parking lot in downtown Winter Haven. Sat 9-1 pm.
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- Second Sunday Artisan Market. Every second Sunday of the month, enjoy a variety of Florida based businesses selling a variety of hand-made items. Located Lakeside Village, 1479 Town Center, Lakeland, Sun, 12-5 pm. www.shoplakesidevillage.net
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& 28 – The 2nd & 4th Saturday Markets. Free Community Event; family and pet-friendly! Fresh produce and veggies, local pure raw honey, arts, crafts, jewelry, apparel, CBD products, coffee, baked goods, sauces, gourmet, wooden furniture, MLN products, food trucks, kettle corn, live music, non-profit organizations, and much more! Located downtown Winter Haven in Central Park. Sat, 9-3 pm.
AUG 18
– GRB’s Moonlight Market. Every third Wednesday. Community, Crafts & Beer! The Moonlight Market is comprised of vendors from all over Central Florida, local food trucks, and live music! Wed, 6-9 pm. Located at Grove Roots Brewing Co., 302 3rd Street SW, Winter Haven. Check FB for details.
AUG 19
- Lake Wales 3rd Thursday Market. The boutique market will feature a variety of produce, artisan food vendors, plants, a pinch of crafts and a mind-blowing food truck. This market is within walking distance of restaurants, shops and incoming restaurants and The Ranch Taproom & Coffee House. Located Stuart Avenue in the parking lot near downtown’s new Gillian Fazio mural in Lk Wales. Thurs, 4-7 pm.
Concerts & Theatre
AUG 6
, 7, 15, 20, 22, 28, 29. SEPT 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26 – Outdoor Summer Stadium Concert Series. Hosted by Theatre Winter Haven. Sponsored by Visit Central Florida, City of Winter Haven. Buy single tickets or buy 3 or more to save! Check out online for the shows performed at the stadium this summer. A SAFE, outdoor venue where we can all social distance in the grass. Bring your lawn chairs, cooler, frisbee or football. Located at the Chain O’ Lakes Stadium, behind Theatre Winter Haven, 588 Cletus Allen Dr, Winter Haven. Fri, 8 pm. Sun, 7 pm. Gates open 1 hr prior. Cost - $18. TheatreWinterHaven.com
Charity Events
AUG 15
- Danni's Bestie Festie Benefit (1-7pm) at Tanner's Lakeside. Help us raise funds to benefit our bestie, Danni Chenier, to help with her ongoing battle with Squamous Cell Carcinoma (jawbone cancer). LIVE MUSIC with 9 bands, BBQ dinners, Air Boat Rides, Bounce House, Raffles and more!
Sports
AUG 1
– Flying Tigers vs Jupiter. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Sun, 1 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
AUG 3
– Flying Tigers vs Daytona. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Tues, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
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– Flying Tigers vs Daytona. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Wed, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
AUG 5
– Flying Tigers vs Daytona. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Thurs, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
AUG 6
– Flying Tigers vs Daytona. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Fri, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
AUG 7
– Flying Tigers vs Daytona. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Sat, 6 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Wed, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
SEPT 2
– Flying Tigers vs Clearwater. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Thurs, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
SEPT 3
– Flying Tigers vs Clearwater. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Fri, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
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– Flying Tigers vs Clearwater. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Sat, 6 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
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SEPT 15
– Flying Tigers vs Daytona. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Sun, 1 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com – Flying Tigers vs Dunedin. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Tues, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com – Flying Tigers vs Dunedin (Double Header). Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Wed, 5 pm (first game). LakelandFlyingTigers.com
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– Flying Tigers vs Dunedin. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Thurs, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
AUG 27
– Flying Tigers vs Cardinals. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Fri, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
AUG 28
– Flying Tigers vs Cardinals. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Sat, 6 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
AUG 29
– Flying Tigers vs Cardinals. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Sun, 1 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
AUG 31
– Flying Tigers vs Cardinals. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Tues, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
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– Flying Tigers vs Clearwater.
– Flying Tigers vs Clearwater. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Sun, 1 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com – Flying Tigers vs Cardinals. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Tues, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com – Flying Tigers vs Clearwater. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Wed, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
SEPT 16
– Flying Tigers vs Clearwater. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Thurs, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
SEPT 17
– Flying Tigers vs Clearwater. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Fri, 6:30 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
SEPT 18
– Flying Tigers vs Clearwater. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Sat, 6 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com
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– Flying Tigers vs Clearwater. Baseball located Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland. Sun, 1 pm. LakelandFlyingTigers.com AUGUST 2021 13
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AUGUST/SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER CONCERT CALENDAR *Due to the COVID-19 virus, please check Facebook pages to confirm that these events are still scheduled.
TUESDAY, AUG 3 FOLEY & BURNS (Apple Lounge, WH) MICAH MADORE (Swan Brewing, LKD)
WEDNESDAY, AUG 4 JIM & JUDY’S BIG ASS JAM (Jessie’s Lounge, WH) MITCH STEWART (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH)
THURSDAY, AUG 5 MICKENZIE PEISHER w/THE LINE UP (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) CORBIN (Old Man Frank’s, WH) WARREN MCCOLLOUGH (Swan Brewing, LKD) KINGS OF LEON (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
FRIDAY, AUG 6
LUBECK DUO (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) DARRA AND THE DETOURS (Old Man Frank’s, WH) JETTER (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) THEO MOON (1845 Tap House, DVPT) TJ EUBANKS (Federal Bar, LKD) HARD CANDY (Apple Lounge, WH) AARON SCHERZ (Swan Brewing, LKD) MARIO ERIC MONROE (The Pink Piano, LKD) TMIKE & DUKE (The Twisted Prop, WH) WE THREE STRINGS (The Yard on Mass, LKD) STEVE HOGIE DUO (Brew Hub, LKD) DAVID SMITH (Front Page Brewing, BTW) KAT & MICAH (Cypresswood Pub, WH) TRIBUTE: NEIL DIAMOND (Chain of Lakes Park, WH)
SATURDAY, AUG 7 SILVERBACK (Tanner’s Lakeside, WH) DARRA & THE DETOURS (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) OAKLEE 2p/ POWERHOUSE 7p (Old Man Frank’s, WH) THE BLUE ROOSTERS (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) THE RECLINERS (The Yard On Mass, LKD) KEITH ROBINETTE 2p/ BRETT FOSTER 7p (Swan Brewing, LKD)
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LAURIE & RUSTY WRIGHT (Front Page Brewing, BTW) FREE WHISKEY (Cypresswood Pub, WH) THE SOUND MACHINES (Federal Bar, LKD) TMIKE & DUKE (Grove Roots Brew Co, WH) JADED (Caribbean Bay, WH) KORN & STAIND (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
SUNDAY, AUG 8
FOLEY & BURNS (Tanner’s Lakeside, WH) TRAVIS WILLIAMS 2p/ SOUTHERN BLEND 6p (Old Man Frank’s, WH) 33 YEARS (Swan Brewing, LKD) ANISETTE MAYER (Front Page Brewing, BTW) JADE & DUKE (Duke’s Brewhouse, WH) TRIBUTE: SIMON AND GARFUNKEL (Chain of Lakes Park, WH)
TUESDAY, AUG 10 CRISTI MASSEY (Swan Brewing, LKD)
WEDNESDAY, AUG 11 JIM & JUDY’S BIG ASS JAM (Jessie’s Lounge, WH) PRESS PLAY (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) JADE & DUKE (Somewhere Sports Bar, WH)
THURSDAY, AUG 12 MICKENZIE PEISHER w/THE LINE UP (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) TIM HAMLIN (Old Man Frank’s, WH) GREG REDDING (Swan Brewing, LKD)
FRIDAY, AUG 13
BLIND AMBITION (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) JEFF & THE JARRETTS (Tanner’s Lakeside, WH) HARD CANDY (Old Man Frank’s, WH) HEART OF DIXIE w/ DON BURNS (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) RYAN MCVEIGH (1845 Tap House, DVPT) HARLEQUINN (Apple Lounge, WH) KELLEY COLOPIETRO (Swan Brewing, LKD) BRETT FOSTER & CO (The Yard on Mass, LKD) GREG REDDINGTON (Front Page Brewing, BTW) TMIKE & DUKE (Cypresswood Pub, WH)
OFF WHITE BETTIES (The Wheelhouse Bar, DVPT) LIL BABY, LIL DURK & MONEYBAGG YO (Amway Center, ORL)
SATURDAY, AUG 14 BITTERSWEET (Tanner’s Lakeside, WH) PATRICK RENNEY 2p/ FREE WHISKEY 7p (Old Man Frank’s, WH) JOE’S GARAGE BAND (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) SG WOOD 2p/ DAN PEPIN 7p (Swan Brewing, LKD) FOLEY & BURNS (Camp Mack, LW) GENE EANNET (The Yard on Mass, LKD) TMIKE & DUKE (Front Page Brewing, BTW) THE BROKE (Cypresswood Pub, WH) NEAL AND PREY TRIO (Federal Bar, LKD)
SUNDAY, AUG 15
OAKLEE 2p/ BLAKE FREE BAND 6p (Old Man Frank’s, WH) VIBES, COMIN’ HOME, FREE WHISKEY, MICAH AND CHASE, KAT AND THE DAWGS, SOUTHERN BLEND, THE BROKE, JIM & JUDY, ALMOST THERE (Tanner’s Lakeside, WH) BILLY DICKERSON (Harborside, WH) GYPSY WIND (Swan Brewing, LKD) MAD STRINGERS (Front Page Brewing, BTW) TRIBUTE: BEE GEES (Chain of Lakes Park, WH)
FRIDAY, AUG 27 FRIDAY, AUG 20
SMOKEPOINT (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) WONDERLAND (Tanner’s Lakeside, WH) RED HOT ROOSTER (Old Man Frank’s, WH) RUNNING RECKLESS (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) LIVE HART (1845 Tap House, DVPT) THE BROKE (Apple Lounge, WH) BRETT FOSTER BAND (Swan Brewing, LKD) SHAWN RAHN (The Yard on Mass, LKD) DAVID SMITH (Brew Hub, LKD) SG WOOD (Front Page Brewing, BTW) GERRY WILLIAMS TRIO (Cypresswood Pub, WH) BILLY AND RICH DUO (Federal Bar, LKD) B. HAVEN (Somewhere Sports Bar, WH) TRIBUTE: BEACH BOYS (Chain of Lakes Park, WH)
SATURDAY, AUG 21
ACOUSTIC DOSE (Apple Lounge, WH) ALANIS MORISSETTE wsg/ GARBAGE AND LIZ PHAIR (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
RED HOT ROOSTER (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) B. HAVEN (Tanner’s Lakeside, WH) BRONCO JR (Old Man Frank’s, WH) LIVE HART (The Brass Tap, LKD) KAI7EN (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) DANNY BROOKS (Swan Brewing, LKD) MICAH SHANE (The Yard on Mass, LKD) SKIP & NANCY FRYE (Front Page Brewing, BTW) SOUTHERN BLEND (Cypresswood Pub, WH) DOUBLE DENSITY (Federal Bar, LKD) RUSTY WRIGHT BAND (Music Ranch, LKD) LAYLA BRISBOIS (Craft + Kitchen, LKD)
WEDNESDAY, AUG 18
SUNDAY, AUG 22
TUESDAY, AUG 17
JIM & JUDY’S BIG ASS JAM (Jessie’s Lounge, WH) DIESEL DAISY (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH)
THURSDAY, AUG 19 MICKENZIE PEISHER w/THE LINE UP (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) JSK DUO (Old Man Frank’s, WH) LUBECK DUO (Swan Brewing, LKD) TMIKE & DUKE (Duke’s Brewhouse, ST CLD)
MICKENZIE PEISHER w/THE LINE UP (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) ACOUSTIC DOSE (Old Man Frank’s, WH) CHRIS STAPLETON wsg SHERYL CROW AND KENDELL MARVEL (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
THE BROKE (Old Man Frank’s, WH) JOHN FRINZI (The Yard on Mass, LKD) BRYAN RIVERS (Front Page Brewing, BTW) TMIKE & DUKE (Duke’s Brewhouse, WH) TRIBUTE: BARRY MANILOW (Chain of Lakes Park, WH)
WEDNESDAY, AUG 25 JIM & JUDY’S BIG ASS JAM (Jessie’s Lounge, WH) RICK GRAHAM (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH)
BITTERSWEET (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) OAKLEE (Old Man Frank’s, WH) DARRA AND THE DETOURS (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) ELIZABETH WARD (1845 Tap House, DVPT) JOSH BLEVINS (Apple Lounge, WH) WE THREE STRINGS (Front Page Brewing, BTW) PRIME COUNTRY (Cypresswood Pub, WH) JAMIE FLOYD (Federal Bar, LKD) JADE & DUKE (Duke’s Brewhouse, ST CLD)
SATURDAY, AUG 28 PATRICK RENNEY 2p/ SEPTEMBER DOGS 7p (Old Man Frank’s, WH) THE TEMPO (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) AGGIE ROAD w/ JOEY FOLEY (Tanner’s Lakeside, WH) JEFF VITOLO & THE QUARTER MILE REBELS (Out-n-About Bar, DUN) SOUTHBOUND (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) PROPER WEDNESDAY (The Yard On Mass, LKD) DAVID BRIMER (Front Page Brewing, BTW) JAY TAYLOR (Cypresswood Pub, WH) GOOD STUFF BAND (Federal Bar, LKD) B. HAVEN (Resort at Canopy Oaks, LW) TRIBUTE: ROCK ‘N SOUL w/BILLY BUCHANAN (Chain of Lakes Park, WH) SOUTHERN ROCKS FINEST (Music Ranch, LKD)
SUNDAY, AUG 29 PATRICK RENNEY 2p/ SOUTHERN BLEND 6p (Old Man Frank’s, WH) MICAH MADORE (Front Page Brewing, BTW) B. HAVEN (The Twisted Prop, WH) TRIBUTE: TINA TURNER AND BLUES BROTHERS (Chain of Lakes Park, WH)
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 1 JIM & JUDY’S BIG ASS JAM (Jessie’s Lounge, WH) SIGHD EFFEX (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH)
THURSDAY, SEPT 2 MICKENZIE PEISHER w/THE LINE UP (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) CHASE DIXON (Old Man Frank’s, WH)
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FRIDAY, SEPT 3
ACOUSTIC DOSE (Old Man Frank’s, WH) SPITFIRE (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) THEO MOON (1845 Tap House, DVPT) JOEY KIRKLAND (Front Page Brewing, BTW)
SATURDAY, SEPT 4 HARD CANDY (Old Man Frank’s, WH) JOSH BLEVINS BAND (Camp Mack, LW) HONEY (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) THE QUITTIN’ TIME BAND (Federal Bar, LKD) THE CONSPIRACY BAND (Keel & Curley Winery, PL CTY) THOMAS RHETT wsg COLE SWINDELL AND GABBY BARRETT (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
SUNDAY, SEPT 5 SOUTHERN BLEND (Old Man Frank’s, WH) DAVID SMITH (Front Page Brewing, BTW)
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 8 JIM & JUDY’S BIG ASS JAM (Jessie’s Lounge, WH) DIESEL DAISY (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) THE BLACK CROWES wsg DIRTY HONEY (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
THURSDAY, SEPT 9 MICKENZIE PEISHER w/THE LINE UP (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) LIVE HART (Swan Brewing, LKD)
FRIDAY, SEPT 10
THE MIXX (Old Man Frank’s, WH) RYAN MCVEIGH (1845 Tap House, DVPT) EKLECTIC HAZE (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) UNCLE JOHNS BAND (Union Hall, LKD)
SATURDAY, SEPT 11 POWERHOUSE (Old Man Frank’s, WH) SEPTEMBER DOGS (Leo’s Live/Ybor Cigar, LKD) RICK GRAHAM BAND (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) ROD WAVE (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
SUNDAY, SEPT 12
DARRA AND THE DETOURS (Old Man Frank’s, WH) HB JAZZ TRIO (Swan Brewing, LKD)
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 15 JIM & JUDY’S BIG ASS JAM (Jessie’s Lounge, WH)
THURSDAY, SEPT 16 MICKENZIE PEISHER w/THE LINE UP (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC)
SMOKEPOINT FRIDAY, SEPT 17
JOSH BLEVINS (Old Man Frank’s, WH) CAL:CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL (RP Funding Center, LKD) LIVE HART (Brass Tap, LKD) HARD CANDY (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) BEN CRANE (1845 Tap House, DVPT) BILLY DICKERSON (Federal Bar, LKD) SOUL CIRCUS COWBOYS (Masons Live, LKD) SANTANA (Amway Center, ORL)
SATURDAY, SEPT 18 BITTERSWEET (Old Man Frank’s, WH) CELTIC CONUNDRUM (Balmoral Bar & Grill, HC) LIVE HART (1845 Tap House, DVPT) THE BLOODY JUG BAND (Swan Brewing, LKD) BLAKE FREE BAND (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) TMIKE & DUKE/THE BROKE/HUNTER SMITH (Grove Roots Brew Co, WH) NEAL AND PREY TRIO (Federal Bar, LKD)
MONDAY, SEPT 20
DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 22 JIM & JUDY’S BIG ASS JAM (Jessie’s Lounge, WH)
THURSDAY, SEPT 23 MICKENZIE PEISHER w/THE LINE UP (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC) ACOUSTIC DOSE (Old Man Frank’s, WH)
FRIDAY, SEPT 24
RUNNING RECKLESS (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) ELIZABETH WARD (1845 Tap House, DVPT) OFF WHITE BETTIES (The Wheelhouse Bar, DVPT)
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MAROON 5 wsg BLACKBEAR (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
SATURDAY, SEPT 25 ONE EYED JACK (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) SOUTHBOUND75 (Keel & Curley Winery, PL CTY) J. COLE wsg 21 SAVAGE (Amway Center, ORL) ERIC CLAPTON wsg JIMMIE VAUGHAN (Amalie Arena, TMP) 311 wsg/IRATION AND YA TERRA (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
SUNDAY, SEPT 26 FREE WHISKEY (Old Man Frank’s, WH) BULLY FOR YOU/ THE KUTOFFS/BLACK VALLEY MOON/WOLFFACE/BORN LOSERS (Swan Brewing, LKD) BANDA MS (Amway Center, ORL)
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 29 JIM & JUDY’S BIG ASS JAM (Jessie’s Lounge, WH) MITCH STEWART (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH)
THURSDAY, SEPT 30 MICKENZIE PEISHER w/THE LINE UP (Balmoral Bar & Gr, HC)
FRIDAY, OCT 1
JETTER (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) LAUREN DAIGLE wsg THE WAR AND TREATY (Amway Center, ORL)
SATURDAY, OCT 2 PROPER WEDNESDAY (Swan Brewing, LKD) SPANKIN’ SADIE (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) DAN PEPIN (Craft + Kitchen, LKD)
TUESDAY, OCT 5 NF wsg MICHL (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
WEDNESDAY, OCT 6 JIM & JUDY’S BIG ASS JAM (Jessie’s Lounge, WH)
THURSDAY, OCT 7 LIVE HART (Swan Brewing, LKD) HARRY STYLES wsg JENNY LEWIS (Amway Center, ORL) DEAD & COMPANY (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
FRIDAY, OCT 8
DARRA AND THE DETOURS (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) RYAN MCVEIGH (1845 Tap House, DVPT) LEAVING EDEN (LA’s Midway Saloon, LA) PAPI JUANCHO (Amway Center, ORL) BROOKS & DUNN (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
SATURDAY, OCT 9 LEAVING EDEN (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) NUTHIN’ FANCY/ TOMMY ROXX (Polk Theatre, LKD) SEPTEMBER DOGS (Leo’s Live/Ybor Cigar, LKD) JEFF VITOLO & THE QUARTER MILE REBELS (Out-n-About Bar, DUN) KISS (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
SUNDAY, OCT 10
LEAVING EDEN/ TATTOO’D SWEETHEARTS (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) HARRY STYLES wsg JENNY LEWIS (Amalie Arena, TMP)
ZAC BROWN BAND wsg DEVIN DAWSON AND ASHLAND CRAFT
(Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
MONDAY, OCT 11 ALICE COOPER wsg ACE FREHLEY (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
WEDNESDAY, OCT 13 JIM & JUDY’S BIG ASS JAM (Jessie’s Lounge, WH) PITBULL wsg IGGY AZALEA (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
THURSDAY, OCT 14 LIL BABY wsg LIL DURK (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
FRIDAY, OCT 15
WONDERLAND (WH Bar Off The Chain, WH) BILLY DICKERSON (Federal Bar, LKD)
SATURDAY, OCT 16 SIDE PROJECT DUO (Front Page Brewing, BTW) GEORGE MORRIS & THE LARIAT (Camp Mack, LW) JB STRAUSS (Union Hall, LKD) SOUTHBOUND75 (Keel & Curley Winery, PL CTY) FOR KING & COUNTRY (Amalie Arena, TMP) JONAS BROTHERS wsg KELSEA BALLERINI (Mid FL CU Amphi, TMP)
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All Hail Our Space Overloads “Those who attack space maybe don’t realize that space represents hope for so many people.” - Elon Musk Last month saw many bold steps forward in what is now known as the “billionaire space race.” On July 11, Richard Branson made a successful space flight with Virgin Galactic. A few days later, on July 20, Jeff Bezos made his own flight with Blue Origin. Bezos, Branson, and Elon Musk are competing hard to see who can be the first to break another boundary in private space exploration. Only time will tell which entrepreneur will become the first to fund the first private moon landing or Mars colony. Truly, the sky is the limit, and space is the final frontier. Normally, most people would be excited to further one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind. Sadly, with the world literally on fire and continuing to suffer a pandemic, many folks remain pessimistic about scientific innovation and exploration. “It will never sit well with me that Billionaires are rushing to be the first in space vs. the first to end world hunger,” one person wrote on Twitter. “The symbolism of a billionaire-owned, for-profit space company launching astronauts high above the heads of thousands of people protesting state brutality and oppression amid a global pandemic and economic collapse should not be lost on anyone,” another person tweeted. Well, I, for one, welcome our new space billionaire overlords. For the record, I am defending the private space industry. I am not stanning for these billionaires. These men are shady businessmen who have done shady things. Bezos, especially, has been most egregious. Amazon has reaped billions in government subsidies and paid zero taxes while his employees work with cut pay and benefits and in poor conditions, to the point where they have to pee in
bottles because of limited bathroom breaks. However, this need not be a zerosum game. I can criticize these men for their corrupt corporate business practices while also commending them for their bold achievements. Yes, Bezos should pay his workers more fairly. Yes, he should pay his fair share in taxes. And, yes, Blue Origin has accomplished great things. Likewise, we don’t need to choose between going to space and solving problems here on Earth. Too many people assume money spent on a rocket launch is wasting resources that could have helped end world hunger, poverty, or climate change. Again, there is no reason we need to choose. We can tackle all of those problems and still set our eyes to the stars. When we went to the moon in 1969, we left behind plenty of issues here on Earth like the Vietnam War, Cuban Missile Crisis, and Civil Rights Movement. Yet despite all of that, we still landed on the moon, fought the Commies, and gave people equal rights. If we could do all of that then, why do we have to decide between colonizing Mars and ending global warming now? Despite what Twitter contrarians say, these private launches aren’t merely billionaire “vanity projects” any more than the 1969 space launch was vain posturing against the Ruskies. From insulin pumps to cochlear implants, to GPS and the internet, many technologies we use today were created through space exploration. No doubt more scientific and technological innovations will be produced as space travel shifts from NASA’s government monopoly to the free market. All we have to do is choose to boldly go where no man has gone before. The views and opinions expressed in columns are not necessarily the views and opinions of Today & Tonight Magazine or Today & Tonight, Inc.
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AUBURNDALE TANTRUMS LAKESIDE GRILL
This is a one of a kind, waterfront, casual dining experience where you can enjoy well-prepared food, water sports in action and a beautiful sunset on our multi-level covered deck overlooking Lake Myrtle in Auburndale. Delicious Seafood and more . . . featuring Oyster and Shrimp Po'Boys.We also have a large selection of Hand-dipped Ice cream, beer, wine and specialty beverages. Hours - Open Everyday at 11:00 am Must try: Gator Bites, Oyster Nachos, and Shrimp & Grit Cakes 330 Denton Avenue, Auburndale 863-875-3974
HAINES CITY BALMORAL BAR & GRILL AT BALMORAL RESORT
Offering a casual dining environment complete with poolside outdoor seating, the Balmoral Bar & Grill serves up poolside lunches, afternoon drinks and evening meals. Popular among resort guests and locals alike, our poolside bar in Haines City offers a full bar with TVs and features a menu of shareable appetizers, fresh salads, delicious sandwiches, and more. Live music also offered on the patio most Saturday nights. Check our Facebook for schedule. Bar & Grill is open to the public and is located within Balmoral Resort Florida in Haines City, minutes from Winter Haven and Davenport. Must Try: Flatbreads and Club Sandwich. 124 Kenny Blvd, Haines City (off Hwy 27) (863) 588-3097 • BalmoralBarandGrill.com
LAKELAND BEEF ‘O’ BRADY’S NORTH LAKELAND
Lakeland’s Best Family Sports Pub. 40+ HD TV’s, NFL Ticket Sundays, NCAA Gameplan Saturdays. Happy Hour 2-4-1 All Day, Everyday. Bingo Mondays from 5-6 pm. Kids Eat Free Wednesday from 4-8 pm. Trivia Night
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on Thursdays from 8-10 pm. Must Try: Hot & Fresh Fajitas - Everyday! Chicken wings! 1070 Wedgewood Estates Blvd (863) 853-9464 www.beefobradys.com
BEEF ‘O’ BRADY’S SOUTH LAKELAND
Great Food! Great Sports! Great Family Fun! 40+ HD TV’s, NFL Ticket Sundays, NCAA Game Plan Saturdays. 2-4-1 All Day, Everyday. Coldest Beer In Town. Kids Eat Free Tuesdays & Sundays 4-8 pm. Now Featuring A Full Liquor Bar. Must Try: Our Delicious Fajitas and Awesome Burgers 4810 South Florida Ave (863) 646-7757 www.beefobradys.com
CHAMPS SPORTS BAR
Serving Polk County for over 20 years! Cold Beer • Great Food • Family Fun • Best Wings in Town Independently delicious! Daily specials from 2-10 pm: Monday 60¢Tacos, Tuesday $5 Buffalo Shrimp, Wednesday 45¢ Boneless Wings, Tuesday & Thursday BOGO Bud & Bud Light Bottles, Friday, $9 Grouper Sandwich (All Day), Saturday 75¢ Wings (All Day).Hours: Mon.-Thurs, Sat. & Sun. 11 am to 10 pm. Fri. 11 am to midnight. Follow us on Facebook. FB@ChampsGrill 6645 S. Florida Ave. 863-647-5900 www.champstogo.com
MISTER FISH
Family owned and operated since 1968 offering the best fish sandwich around! Seafood, chicken and much more using only the best quality food and excellent service! Easily the best homemade food you’ll try! Hours Monday through Saturday 11am to 7pm and closed Sundays. Must Try: Famous Fish Sandwich 715 E Palmetto St, Lakeland (863) 688-4280
LAKE WALES CRAZY FISH
Land mark eatery in Lake Wales. Fresh fish never frozen. Fun and casual atmosphere. Lunch and dinner menu with daily specials. Mon. 4pm to 9pm. Tues. - Saturday 11:30am to 9pm. Closed Sun. Must Try: Shrimp or Fresh Grouper 802 Henry St., Lake Wales (863) 676-6361
JAY BEES RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
We take pride in our welcoming environment, friendly service and famous burgers. Come in and check our daily lunch and dinner specials. Weekend specials. Prime rib, frog legs, fried shrimp and catfish. Must Try: Homemade Pies 8675 Hwy 60 East, Lake Wales 863-696-1901, Find us on Facebook
WINTER HAVEN 326 BISTRO PIZZERIA
Bistro Pizzeria shares the art of perfectly rendered simplicity. Wood burning oven, pizza by the slice, made to order specialty pizzas. Lunch & dinner menu. Warm & casual dining atmosphere. Must Try: Classic Pizza Napoli 326 W. Central Ave., Winter Haven 863-875-4894 www.arabellas.us/bistro
APPLE LOUNGE & GRILL
#1 Happy Hour Monday-Friday 11am-7pm. $1 Taco Tuesdays! Wings, Burgers, Sandwiches, Salads, Fried Pickles, Chicken Fingers, Nachos and much more! Open Mic Night every Tuesday. Winner of the people’s choice Wing Fling 2011 Wing Champs! Come try em’ yourself. Must Try: Famous Wings 2803 Recker Hwy, Winter Haven 863-291-0340
ARABELLA’S
We offer the best Italian and Mediterranean cuisine, created from the freshest ingredients. Enjoy a cocktail before or after dinner in our chic Ave Bar. At Arabellas, our dedicated service and inviting ambiance makes us the premier choice for your lunch or dinner destination. Must Try: Bananas Foster prepared table side 346 W. Central Ave. Winter Haven 863-293-1797 • www.arabellas.us
BEEF ‘O’ BRADY’S Locally owned sports pub with 30 TVs and full bar. Lunch value combos Mondays-Fridays until 3pm. Award winning jumbo wings with famous sauces and dry rubs. Fresh salads,
sandwiches, wraps, burgers, tacos and dinner entrees available. Weekday Values: Mon. Burgers, Tues. Tacos, Wed. Wings, Thurs. Fajitas, Fri. Surf & Turf. See ya at Beefs! Must Try: Award Winning Wings and Burgers 300 Cypress Gardens Blvd. (863) 293-9464 • www.beefobradys.com
HARRY’S OLD PLACE
Serving up a large selection of fresh fish for over 27 years! Where the fish is always de-lish! Open for lunch and dinner. Great seafood menu also includes shrimp, scallops, mussels, oysters, crab legs, "fish of the day" board, steaks, chicken, pasta dishes, sandwiches, soups/chowders. Restaurant is located on the shores of Lake Ned in beautiful Winter Haven with a quaint pet friendly outdoor patio. Full bar available. Less than a mile from LEGOLAND. Kid's menu also available. Must Try: Grouper in a Bag, the Broiled Seafood Combo and award winning Key Lime Pie! 3751 Cypress Gardens Rd., Winter Haven 863-324-0301 www.harrysoldplace.com
SOMEWHERE SPORTS BAR
Enjoy great food, great games and great times in a family-friendly atmosphere. As your sports headquarters, ESPN, NFL & MLB ticket available on 14 flat screen TV’s. Daily lunch specials Mon-Fri from 11-2 pm only $5.99. Open 7 days a week. Appetizers, Sandwiches, Wraps, Salads, Burgers, Pizza & Wings. Full liquor with Happy Hour Mon-Sat from 3-6 pm. Must Try: Jumbo Wings & Pizza 5688 Cypress Gardens Blvd. (863) 324-7524
THE TWISTED PROP BAR & GRILLE
Winter Haven's newest casual bar & grill nestled on Lake May. Enjoy burgers, wings, wraps, sandwiches and cold beer in a picturesque setting on the Chain of Lakes. Happy hour on beer & wine is Monday to Friday from 2-7 pm. Indoor dining, Patio dining, Outdoor dining and Pet Friendly. Boat dock with multiple slips available. Stop in by car or by boat to enjoy! Hours: Mon-Thurs, 11-9 pm. Fri & Sat, 11-10 pm. Sun 12-8 pm. Facebook for more info. Must Try: Chicken Wings & Burgers 615 7th ST SW (863) 293-1937
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1. Which single artist released “Hold Tight” as a dance cover in 1977? 2. Name the singer-songwriter who released “All by Myself.” 3. What was the first Jackson Five song to top the charts? 4. Which Beatle released “Got My Mind Set on You” as a single? 5. Name the song that contains this lyric: “Sometimes a love won’t let go, Hard as I try I know it shows, Everybody’s telling me you’ll be over her eventually.”
chart. 2. Eric Carmen, in 1976. The verse is said to be based on Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2. It’s not the only Rachmaninoff music that Carmen used as the basis for a song. 3. “I Want You Back,” in 1970. It was first performed on “The Hollywood Palace” TV show in late 1969. Michael Jackson was 11 years old at the time. 4. George Harrison, in 1987. 5. “Who’s Holding Donna Now,” by DeBarge, in 1985. The song shot to No. 1 on the Adult contemporary chart, as did their first top 10 release, “Rhythm of the Night.” DeBarge was made up of family members, mostly siblings.
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1. Name the girl group that released “Nothing But a Heartache.” 2. Which group had their album pulled by Disney on release day? 3. Two duos released “Mockingbird” a decade apart. Who were they? 4. Which artist had his only No. 1 hit with “Rock Your Baby”? Answers 1. Vicki Sue Robinson. The song 5.reached Name song that contains this only No. 67 onthe the Billboard chart, but went to No. 2 on the dance lyric: “There, like a dream, this wonderful night, I gazed at the grotto large quantity and premake many patties, seasoned and shaped aglow in the light.” burger just as we like them. Then we separate them with butcher’s paper cut Answers into squares. We put them in stacks, and then into empty bread bags to the freezer. When we are 1. The Flirtations,store inin1968. getting ready to cook out, the patties don’t have to be way defrosted, 2. Insane Clown Posse, inall the1997. At • Coffee filters make wonderful just put on the grill and cooked up!” glass cleaners. leave behind no Disney the lastTheyminute, objected to -- A.J. in Florida streaks and no residual lint. the graphic nature •of Okra,the which islyrics. at its peak JulyJust • Berries are in season, and there’s September, makes an exweeks earlier, the through Southern Baptist no greater time to stock up. But don’t cellent stew thickener. But it’s quite feel like you have to make jam out of yummy on the grill as well, brushed Convention had threatened to boycott all the berries. Freeze in a single layer with olive oil and lightly seasoned. and transfer to a freezer-safe bag or Justbecause be sure you don’t wash it until Disney businesses of Gay you are ready to use it. There’s a container. Later they can be popped Days into muffinsat and Disneyland. quick breads, as well natural protective coating on it, and if you wash it off, it’ll get slimy. as eaten straight out of the bag for a 3. Inez and Charlie Foxx, the songdelicious treat. • Old socks can be fitted around the writers, in 1963, and Carly Simon and head of an old mop or Swiffer base. • “Do you love burgers? Here’s a Spray with cleaner and clean away. great thing ourTaylor family does that saves James in 1974. When you are done, remove the sock money and is very handy: When and launder. ground goes on sale,McCrae, we buy a 4. beef George in 1974. McCrae EXPECTonly MORE... GET MORE... WE DELIVER! not had a No. 1 hit, but it also netted him a Grammy nom for Best Male • Window frames can be tricky to clean. And they are a magnet for dust and dirt, or worse — condensation that can lead to mold. To get into the crevices, employ a toothbrush sprayed with a tiny spritz of furniture polish. It works! • “Firing up the grill? Don’t get hasty. Preheat. Cooking times are based on an even cooking temperature, and you’ll get that good sear on your steaks or chicken. Use a grill thermometer and you’ll know when just the right time is to put dinner on the grill!” — T.E. in South Carolina • Ever wonder how long your peanut butter will last? On the pantry shelf, you can expect it to hold for 7-12 months if stored in a cool dark place. After opening, it will last 3-4 months in the fridge. • Smudged mascara? Remove it on the fly with a little bit of lip balm. Simply run your finger over the lip balm, then carefully remove the smudge. You also can put a bit of the lip balm on a tissue and use that instead. • “I dropped a glass in the kitchen, and there were a ton of small pieces. After I swept up, I wiped the area with a piece of bread, which picked up all
SABRINA
Sabrina is a grey and orange female Domestic Shorthair mix. She is approximately 2 years old. She has been spayed. Sabrina is a very sweet loving cat; she came to our care because her owner passed away. We are still learning about her personality! She doesn't care for the vacuum much though. Sabrina has lots of toys that she enjoys playing with and they will go home with her too!
LOLA
Lola is a white female Labrador Retriever mix. She is approximately 6 months old. Lola is a sweet and hyper puppy! She loves everyone she meets and loves getting all the attention. Lola is a high energy dog and needs a family that will be able to keep up with her. Lola can be a bit mouthy so she is currently in training for better manners.
LILLY
Lilly is a black and white female Lab (Mix). She is approximately 4 years old. Lilly has been spayed. She loves to go for walks so make sure you put your tennis shoes on. Lilly loves the lake but look out for when you goto the beach she will have the time of her life, she loves the ocean. Playing catch and and being with the kids.
The Humane Society of Polk County 3195 Dundee Road • Winter Haven, FL 33884 www.PolkNoKill.org • (863) 324-5227 Tues-Sat 10:30-6pm. Closed 1-2 pm for lunch.
Veterinarian of the Month Dr. Vargas received her DVM from Tuskegee University in 1994. In 1996, she established her AAHA accredited Orchid Springs Animal Hospital in Winter Haven, FL. In 2009, she began her studies at Chi Institute, eventually garnering certifications in Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Food therapy and Tui Na. She is also a fellow of the American Academy of Veterinary Acupunture. Dr. Vargas is pursuing her Master’s Degree in TCVM at Chi Institute, where she works as a Teacher Assistant and as a Lecturer for the Chi Latin America. She has also worked as a consultant for Disney Animal Kingdom. Dr. Vargas is also a Certified Veterinary Journalist and a prolific author of both scientific and motivational articles. Dr. Vargas has lectured at the World TCVM Congress (2015, 2016, 2017), AAVA Conference (2017), AVMA (2011), and the CbVMA (2017). She is a guest blogger for www. allthingshealing.com and a writer for Woman to Woman magazine and the Lakeland Ledger newspaper. Last year she contributed a chapter for Jack Canfield’s Amazon Best seller book “The Soul of Success”. She served as an AVMA Spokesperson for Hispanic market and has recorded many PSA’s and radio interviews promoting responsible
pet ownership. Her love for Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine manifested in her book: Alt-Vet: The Revolutionary Pet Care and Longevity Solution. Her passion for helping animals and her voluntarism has awarded her state and national recognition including the Purina National Pet Care Award, Bay News 9 Medical Hero Award, and The FVMA Gold Award. She was honored by the American Veterinary Foundation as “America’s Favorite Veterinarian” in 2015. She lives in sunny Winter Haven, Florida, with her husband, two daughters and a menagerie of pets. COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Dr. Vargas loves the community of Winter Haven and she is involved in a number of local organizations, including: Ridge Veterinary Medical Society where she was the 2008-2009 president Junior League of Greater Winter Haven Board Humane Society of Polk County Board Women’s Resource Center and Girls, Inc.
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BRUCE
Bruce is a silver and cream male Domestic Shorthair mix and is approximately 1 year old. Bruce got his name after the shark on Finding Nemo because he does not like fish flavored canned food! "Fish are friends, not food" is his mentality! Bruce is a very playful guy that loves any toys you give him.
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American Impressionism to Transform the Polk Museum of Art’s Galleries Special to T&T Magazine
hills, snowy streets, and fantastic fall land-
a fine art collection that exceeded 200 works.
worthy subjects of their work.
exemplifies how the support of patrons like the
scapes, and turned regular individuals into Lakeland, FL – The Polk Museum of Art is
excited to announce its headlining Summer
This extraordinary and beautiful exhibition
“American Impressionism may find its ori-
Daytons helped American Impressionists claim
and Fall exhibition, “American Impressionism:
gins on the European continent, but it takes
view through October 24, 2021.
arrives in the United States,” explains Dr. Alex
19th through early 20th centuries, represent
Polk Museum of Art. “Moreover, as this exhi-
American Impressionist movement, they will
art. Influenced by the rise of Impressionism in
tive art movement, with its notably American
entertaining programming in conjunction with
own repertoires by using non-academic tech-
American Impressionism flourishes as a genre
ing less traditional subject matter than that
surrounding the turn of the 20th century.”
centuries. Instead, American artists of this new
paintings, the works were originally from the
scenes from daily life — landscapes or urban
Woods Dayton (whose surnames combine
the Daywood Collection” was organized by the
loose brush strokes and vivid colors. Painting
“Day-Wood”). Celebrated as patrons of the
International Arts & Artists, Washington, DC.
and townscapes, depicted scenes of rolling
lectors of American art, the Daytons developed
Treasures from the Daywood Collection,” on The works in the exhibition, from the late
on a considerable life of its own once the style
Rich, executive director and chief curator of the
a transitional time in the world of American
bition makes clear, rather than just an imita-
France, American artists began to expand their
subject matter and a uniquely American flair,
niques, employing less rigid styles and select-
— and ‘school’ — of art unto itself in the years
typically found in painting in the preceding
Featuring 41 rarely-seen Impressionist
Impressionist bent shifted toward painting
private collection of Arthur Dayton and Ruth
scenes or portraits of everyday people — with
to create the collection’s portmanteau name:
frequently en plein air, they turned to nature
arts in West Virginia and as consequential col-
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their niche in the art world, allowing them to hone their crafts, survive as artists, and find
national acclaim at the turn of the 20th century. While viewers immerse themselves in the
also be able to participate in educational and
the exhibition, including Museum After Hours, Curator Tours, Gallery Talks, a Members
Reception, and special events throughout
the duration of the show. You can find more
information about exhibition programming at PolkMuseumofArt.org/Impressionism.
“American Impressionism: Treasures from
Huntington Museum of Art and is toured by The collection will be available for viewing
July 31 to October 24, 2021 in the Museum’s
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Dorothy Jenkin’s Gallery.
For more information, please contact Taylor
Holycross, manager of membership and com-
munications, at tholycross@polkmuseumofart. org or 863.688.7743 ex. 249.
About the Polk Museum of Art at Florida Southern College The Polk Museum of Art at Florida Southern College is a not-for-profit, teaching museum that seeks to enhance lives through inspirational and engaging art experiences for all. It is the largest and only nationally accredited visual arts organization in Polk County and the only Smithsonian Affiliate art museum in Central Florida. The Museum’s COVID hours are Tuesdays–Saturdays 10 am to 3 pm and closed Sunday, Monday, and major holidays. The facility is handicapped accessible and special needs assistance is available. Admission is free, thanks to our strategic partner, The Ting Tsung and Wei Fong Chao Foundation.
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downtown Lakeland. It is going to be a fun night, and I’ll be the one of the first to bring a can of tuna to benefit VISTE as we kick-off the series.”
Rex Floyd celebrates the diversity of Pink Floyd’s iconic album legacy of epic and unique songs from Ummaguma, Meddle, Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall. The surreal music appeals to those who seek enlightened thought with provocative edgy lyrics from gutwrenching laments of injustice to mystical explorations of seen and unseen worlds. Gus Palas, a member of REX FLOYD, said, “We are looking forward to an excellent event, and we have a few surprises for the evening that may include a few songs fitting for the holidays.” Andrew Luv will bring the Franchise
Players to the center of Munn Park on March 18, 2022. The group’s blend of Soul, Pop, Smooth Jazz, Hip Hop, is unique and Andrew promises a refreshing musical experience for the first Canned Tuna show in 2022.
Ben Meyer & the Dirty Yank will
QUARTERLY MUSIC SERIES WILL HIGHLIGHT LOCAL MUSICIANS LAKELAND, FL - The City of Lakeland will be hosting a new live music series called the Canned Tuna Concerts that will take place in Munn Park starting September 17th from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Local favorite Dan Signor will start the quarterly music series that will highlight local musicians. Those attending the music series are invited to bring a can of tuna or another non-perishable food item to benefit Volunteers in Service to the Elderly (VISTE). The eclectic Canned Tuna series includes all genres of music: folk, rock, funk, and even some southern twang. 24 AUGUST 2021
The Dan Signor Project sets the
musical bar very high, and he will bring his jazzy, funky, folk-like approach to Munn Park for the Canned Tuna music series inaugural show. He promises to deliver the perfect performance to start the series, with soulful vocals accompanied by his vibrant piano style. Whether he and his musical guest showcase their collective works or perform a brilliantly arranged cover song, the Dan Signor Project always leaves the crowd wanting more. Signor said, “I’m excited to play in the center
perform their own brand of rockabilly melded with a pinch of classic country, a touch of southern rock, and a smidge of blues when they take the stage on June 17, 2022. All Canned Tuna Concert shows will occur in Munn Park, located at 201 East Main Street in downtown Lakeland. These free, familyfriendly shows will begin at 6 p.m. and end at 8 p.m. Those attending are asked to bring a can of tuna or a non-perishable food item to benefit VISTE. City Manager Shawn Sherrouse said, “A few decades ago there was a Canned Tuna Concert that took place in Munn Park and we are excited to bring a music series to the town square. We are featuring local talent and we are pleased to announce that Dan Signor will take the stage for our first show. Bring a nonperishable food item, your favorite blanket or chair and enjoy a great evening of live entertainment.” CANNED TUNA CONCERTS September 17, 2021 – Dan Signor Project December 17, 2021 – REX FLOYD (Pink Floyd Tribute) March 18, 2022 – Andrew Luv & The Franchise Players June 17, 2022 – Ben Meyer & the Dirty Yank
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• Charlton Heston was cast as Moses in the 1956 blockbuster movie “The Ten Commandments” partly because he resembled Michelangelo’s famous statue of Moses. • Calvin Graham was just 12 years old when he enlisted in the U.S. Navy following the attack on Pearl Harbor. He won a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart before the Navy found out how old he was (courtesy of his mother) and discharged him two days before his 13th birthday. • Rocky Road ice cream was originally marketed during the Great Depression as a metaphor for coping with the economic crash. • The term “coccyx” (more familiarly known as your tailbone) is derived from the Greek word kokkux, or “cuckoo,” because its curved shape resembles the bird’s beak. • Benjamin Franklin introduced tofu to America in 1770. AUGUST 2021 27
45th Annual Pioneer Days Festival Historical Demonstrators, Craft Market, Festival Food, Live Music, Pumpkin Patch Special to T&T Magazine LAKE WALES, Florida – The Lake Wales History Museum will host the 45th Annual Pioneer Days Festival on Saturday, October 23 & 24, 2021 from 9 AM – 5 PM each day in Lake Wailes Park. This event is a heritage celebration for the whole family with free admission and parking on both days. This year the festival will feature the same great old-fashioned fun and new offerings for the whole family. The event draws a diverse audience of nearly 10,000 visitors and residents annually to the area. For the health and safety of all our participants, this event will be held entirely outdoors, and mask requirements and physical distancing will be implemented in accordance with regulations and guidance from the state of Florida, City of Lake Wales, and the CDC. We are so excited for the return of this community event, and we will do everything we can to make it safe. The Lake Wales History Museum's Pioneer Days Festival is synonymous with Lake Wales history and culture, and celebrates the heritage of the greater Polk County community. The two-day event features 70 craft & community market vendors, heritage education activities, historical reenactors, live music, festival food, a new Pioneer Beer Garden, The Pumpkin Patch family activity area with petting zoo, antique car & tractor show, architectural tours, and the naming of Lake Wales’ Pioneer of the Year. During the event, the museum will honor a select individual as the 2021 Lake Wales Pioneer of the Year. The celebration will be held during the festival on Saturday, October 23 at 10 AM. Nominations are now being accepting. For more information, please visit www.lakewalesfl.gov/ museum. Heritage education activities offered throughout the weekend celebration include historic architecture tours of downtown Lake Wales, canoe carving, Polk County Wood turners, SWEAT – Early American Trades, The Country Boutique – candle making, Thomas Geer Artisan - blacksmith, Civil War Camp – reenactors & cooking, Florida Citrus Hall of Fame with Miss Florida Citrus and citrus labels, a 1861 Cracker Chuck Wagon 28 AUGUST 2021
& Pioneer Camp, Funerary & Historic Cemetery Display, Pine Needle Basket making, chair caning, leather-making, and more, along with the Florida Flywheelers antique tractor, engine exhibits, and the museum’s own 1985 fire truck. Craft Market Vendor registration is now open! Handmade & craft market vendors will have a range of be selling at our showcase a range of goods & services including handmade, gemstone and silver jewelry, home goods, kitchen items, gourds woven with natural materials, essential oils, organic & natural clothing & hats, handmade holiday home décor items & candles, organic health products, nail polish, handcrafted Native American flutes, pet supplies and treats, fiber art & crocheted home goods, hand spun & dyed yarn, reclaimed and recycled art and wood décor and home goods, hair accessories, Teddy bears, photography artwork, bath & body care products, greeting cards, children’s items, repurposed furniture, gourmet and homemade culinary & food gifts. Food Vendor registration is now open! Food concessions include the return of local favorites and new offerings including, WTF Concessions, Little Joe’s, Rodney’s Funtime Concessions, Cuppa Joe, Topsy’s, Tony’s Italian Ice, and Fresh Lemonade. Food for sale includes Coffee, Smoothies, Funnel Cakes, Hot Dogs, Polish Sausage, Corn Dogs, French Fries, Philly Cheesesteaks, Hamburgers, Fresh Lemonade, Slushies, Hoagies, Chicken Tenders, Po Boys, Fish & Shrimp Platter, Wings, and Italian ice. NEW! The Pioneer Beer & Wine Garden will feature a selection of beers and wines for sale from 11 AM – 5 PM each day. Enjoy drinks and food while listening to the live entertainment along the shores of Lake Wailes Lake, presented by Rotary on the Ridge. Live entertainment will feature music and performances each day including Nat West & Pickin’ In the Park, Lake Wales High School Highlander Band, Mountain Brew Trio, Bryan Rivers, local school and dance performances, and more. The Pumpkin Patch family friend-
ly activity area includes all sizes of pumpkins for sale, to paint and decorate, along with fall crafts, a corn crib, old-fashioned games, hay pit, face painting, relay races, and live animal petting zoo. Kids Costume Contest will be on Sunday, October 24, 2021 at 3 PM. Children ages 3-12 are invited to dress up and enter for a chance to win prizes for the following categories: Cutest, Spookiest, Most Original, and Best Overall Costumes. NEW! A Dog Parade will be on Sunday, October 24, 2021 at 1 PM. Well-behaved dogs of all shapes and sizes, along with their owners, are welcome to dress up and enter for a chance to win prizes for the following categories: Cutest Costume, Most Original, and Best Overall. Sponsors and media partners who help make Pioneer Days Festival possible include the City of Lake Wales, Visit Central Florida, Advent Health, Citizens Bank & Trust, Duke Energy Foundation, SEMCO
Construction, Gibson Law Firm, Jahna Industries, Family Elder Law, MAX 98.3, The Ledger Media Group, Haven Magazine, Polk News Sun, WUSF Public Media, 97.5 WPCV, 90.7 WMFE, and Orlando Sentinel Media Group. About the Lake Wales History Museum The Lake Wales History Museum owns and preserves an estimated 20,000 items within its collection, offers self-guided tours of local history through permanent and changing interpretive displays, educational programming, special events and school programs throughout the year. The museum is open Wednesday - Saturday from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Suggested donation: $5/person for admission. Parking is free and the first floor is accessible for persons with disabilities, wheelchairs and strollers. For more information contact the Lake Wales History Museum, 325 S Scenic Highway, Lake Wales, Florida 33853; 863-676-1759 or visit www.lakewalesfl.gov/museum.
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