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In April, just four months after getting his driver’s license, Francisco Serrano received a scholarship to The Royal Ballet School in London. He learned to dance just three years ago.

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“At the finals in New York, once you looked out, there were hundreds of people looking at you,” Francisco Serrano says. “Once I finished and everyone started clapping, it sounded like millions of people were out there screaming.”

Off Beneva Road, hidden in a strip mall that’s anchored by Kmart and a handful of unoccupied parcels, is Sarasota Cuban Ballet School. Opened in 2012, the school is as unassuming as its location; In February, within a year of opening, the school received the designation of “Outstanding School” at the 2013 Atlanta semifinals of the national youth scholarship dance competition, Youth America Grand Prix.

On June 28, inside the powderblue studio with a mirrored front wall are the teenaged Summer Intensive students taking class with Ariel Serrano, co-founder of the school and former principal dancer with Sarasota Ballet.

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Serrano says his favorite variation he performed was the classical “Don Quixote.” “In the story, I was a barber, and I had to act very Spanish-like and accent (meaning movement, not language) my head,” Serrano says. “When I dance, I try to express the character I’m trying to be and that’s all I think about.” all, maybe top 12, but once I got best overall dancer,” Francisco pauses and his face lights up. His jaw drops, demonstrating the reaction he had. “I didn’t believe it — I was stunned for a good half-hour.”

In April, Francisco performed in the finals. Before the show, he found out he’d be getting a scholarship to the Royal Ballet school: “That was my dream come true,” he says. “I really envy that place, and Carlos Acosta — he was the principal there — he’s one of the people I look up to.”

Francisco’s parents were both in disbelief regarding their son’s accomplishments. He says his dad, “who is really talkative,” didn’t know what to say.

“Yeah, I cried,” Serrano says.

“There was a little tear down my

cheek and inside me, lots of tears As a parent, I’m watching him in whatever he does, whether he’s beautiful or not — I support him.”

Francisco hopes to postpone his attendance to The Royal Ballet School until 2014 — he hasn’t been to London and has some things to wrap up first. He’ll finish the summer intensive at Sarasota Cuban Ballet School, participate in the summer intensive with Carreño Dance Festival and says he’ll hopefully enter in a few more competitions.

He has other goals, too.

“I’m going to try to do a lot of things on my own,” he says. “I’m going to do my own laundry, cook for myself and try and wake up at 7:30 a.m.”

When does he plan to start doing this? He rolls his eyes and gives a big sigh. “Soon — I tried one day and it didn’t work out.

It’s hard waking up at 7:30 a.m. and I’m not the best cook!”

But, according to his father, Francisco is destined for a great career — even if he can’t cook yet.

“When I was 16,” Serrano says, “there’s no comparing them — he’s so far ahead (of where I was).”

Serrano has been dancing since age 10; Francisco has only learned to dance in the past three years. Although, when Francisco was an infant, Serrano and his wife used to dress him up in ballet costumes and shoes.

“He would take the shoes off,” Serrano says with a laugh.

“I wanted him to dance! I was working his feet when he was little.”

But Serrano was still supportive of Francisco when he showed no interest in the art and, in-

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After seven years, Francisco had played enough baseball to make him fall out of love with the sport. Around the same time, his little sister, Camilla, was taking a ballet class that needed a couple of boys — and, as a good older brother would do, Francisco volunteered.

Ballet became his game; and he set his sights on the major league.

“I’m not really sure what London will be like,” Francisco says.

“I’ve heard how (great) it is, and what people say about it sounds amazing — it’ll be really great.”

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He likes it when it’s just his parents and him, because it’s private and he feels more comfortable — but that doesn’t mean they don’t pick apart his movements, he says.

“There were always funny moments with my parents,” Francisco says of his parents’ interactions with the three students preparing for the competition (Allie Burman, Adriana BaezHitchcock and Francisco). “My dad would tell jokes from time to time, or if someone’s steps didn’t come out right and he or she would get frustrated — my dad and mom would always pick us up.”

Francisco says there were talented male dancers at the February semi-finals in Atlanta.

“I wasn’t expecting anything at

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footwork as he says the French terminology associated with each step, before the two boys in the class mimic the movements.

“Panchi,” he says, using a nickname to single out the 16-yearold slender dancer to his right, and then he rattles off a few directions in Spanish. Panchi repeats the footwork a second time, incorporating the new directives to perfection.

“Eso es (that’s it),” Serrano says. “Eso es, son!”

The dancer to whom Serrano is speaking is actually his son, Francisco. The younger Serrano recently took eighth in the Youth America Grand Prix New York finals and was overall best dancer in the Atlanta semi-finals. His dancing left such an impression that representatives of The Royal Ballet School offered him a twoyear scholarship to study in London.

Following class, Francisco puts on leg warmers and sits down to talk about his career. Even though he has just earned his driver’s license, “career” is not a premature thought — he has his sights set on becoming a professional ballet dancer.

Francisco explains that he traded traditional schooling for home schooling in the ninth grade so he could practice six hours a day, year-round. He has learned from whom he calls “the best teachers in the area,” his parents. Leading up to the semifinals in Atlanta, Francisco prepared three variations daily for four months, his parents sitting in the corner at every practice.

His mother, Wilmian Hernandez, is the other co-owner of the ballet school and is also a former professional dancer.

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What is Sarasota’s most architecturally significant neighborhood? It’s undoubtedly Lido Shores, that sandbar just north of St. Armands where the Sarasota School of Architecture took root and blossomed during the 1950s.

Many of the iconic homes are still there, and architecture aficionados come from all over the world to drive by and marvel.

But the old standbys — the Umbrella House, the Hiss Studio — are getting some competition. In the past several years, a new generation of Lido Shores Modern has appeared, mostly designed by the local heirs to the style. On a casual tour of the area, these newer homes attract just as much attention as the old ones.

Sometimes it’s hard to tell the difference.

One of the most intriguing is the home that Jonathan Parks recently designed for Janet Minker and Elliott Himelfarb. It embodies all the elements of the Sarasota School style — brilliant light, wellproportioned volumes, clean lines — but with a twist. You can peek inside.

Several discretely placed plate

glass windows allow glimpses into the interior, something rare in the original Sarasota style, in which the homes presented a blank (albeit well-designed) façade to the street. The local dog walkers and joggers catch glimpses of an interior totally in sync with the home’s exterior, and the owners catch glimpses of the neighborhood’s famous modern architecture. It’s the perfect house in the perfect place. *** Janet Minker and her husband, Elliott Himelfarb, had vacationed in Sarasota for years. (Her cousin, Jay Hunsberger, is the principal tubist for the Sarasota Orchestra.) When they decided to move here in 2008 from Bethesda, Md., they were planning to buy an old house in the Southside Village area and remodel. But after taking a class at Pierian Springs (the local adult-education center), they fell in love with the Sarasota School style. And when the perfect building lot appeared — right in Lido Shores — they began talking to architects.

Jonathan Parks was the best fit.

He has had a practice in Sarasota

since 2000 and is best known for the spectacular “sailboat” parking garage on downtown’s Palm Avenue.

“I liked the atmosphere at his office,” Himelfarb recalls. “It was a hive of activity.”

The owners-to-be presented Parks with a wish list — lots of light, four bedrooms (including a tucked-away guest room where visitors could come and go), a swimming pool and a great kitchen.

“Elliott’s the cook,” Minker explains. “He likes to grill and makes a good pasta with clam sauce.”

The home Parks designed gave the owners everything for which they asked. Although it appears simple, almost austere, its plan is a little more complicated than it first appears. The main living area is in the north wing — a large living room, a separate dining room, the carefully thought-out kitchen and an office that could be used as a bedroom. An elegant entryway, high ceilinged, with glass on both sides, separates the two wings, with the south wing expanding to three different levels.

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Both owners have a background in design, and the home is full of carefully thought-out custom touches. There’s an outdoor shower off the master bath, and the floors in the bedrooms are whitewashed maple, while those in the living area are Travertine limestone.

“Natural light is very important to us,” says Minker, and with 88 pieces of glass — some opening, some not — the home glows with sunlight. Solar shades, operated electrically, diffuse the sun when necessary.

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Himelfarb made sure the kitchen was exactly what he wanted, with an island facing the living room and a four-color marble backsplash behind the sink. The custom Wolf stove has two gas burners and two induction burners. A pantry/utility space is in a completely enclosed core that provides some separation for the three main rooms.

With both husband and wife working at home, special care was given so that each had a space that suited his or her needs — and was far enough away from the other to offer a feeling of privacy.

Minker, a graphic designer (she also writes a blog called lidoliving. blogspot.com) uses a studio/bedroom overlooking a side street, while Himelfarb (who’s involved in several design and construction businesses) works in a secluded space off the living room.

The couple is still furnishing their home. Most pieces are modern classics, although a French Empire daybed, covered with silk pillows, sits in the living room. In the dinning room, Himelfarb designed and built the modernistic dining table, which complements the art on the walls, including pieces by Jenny Holzer and the Starn Twins. *** Though Minker and Himelfarb were initially uncertain about liv-

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A patio off the kitchen is designed for outdoor grilling and entertaining.

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by Mallory Gnaegy | A&E Editor More than 300 campers (and their instruments) head daily to Holley Hall for the three-week long camp that takes place from July 1 through July 19. The campers range from ages 8 to 18, which means, in some instances, their instruments are bigger than they are.

In the mornings, the string-session campers are divided into levels based on their ability and age. Midday is the choir session, and in the afternoons, the band session. There are 25 students who take the whole day of camp, in all three sessions.

On the third day of camp, in a rhythm class, students learn the right beat by playing with mallets on buckets, trashcans and metal baking dishes.

Just around the corner, the younger students are learning how to pluck and properly hold their bows in technique class. And a couple of doors down, there’s a group learning the names of the notes they are playing. They know they are playing F-sharp, and they know how it sounds.

The students are also busy perfecting the notes to “The Avengers” theme song. If they continue at the same rate by the end of week three, when the students perform a concert of the three or four songs they’ve perfected, they’ll rival the professionals.

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8111 Main st., lakewood ranch, suite 104 941.907.6068 | barbaryshoppe.com

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Life is Good - Sanuk - Costa Del Mar - Skull Candy - Reef.

The only waterfron

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A MUST STOP FOR KIDS! Kids will love to shop here!

Filled with Fun Florida Treasures.

CooRs LIght aFt s aLL Day, EvERyDR Day

• No Studio Fees

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Simply, fresh Italian! Now Delivering! Al fresco dining available. Live Music WedSat 6pm-10pm & Sun 4pm8pm Happy hour daily from 3pm-7pm

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Fun For the Whole Family!

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..is the perfect blend of local, neighborhood sports bar and family friendly restaurant. Daily food and drink specials, LIVE music, trivia every Wednesday & Thursday and 17 flat screen TV’s to watch your favorite games.

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Main st., lakewood ranch | 941.359.2424 macallisters.com

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• Daily late night happy hour 9pm till close.

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Collect 3 receipts (dated in July or August 2013) from any 3 different stores & enter a prize draw to win a gift certificate. Drop box at MacAllisters. No limit to entries. Winner will be notified by email.