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on the cover “Calypso“ by Arlene Franco Franco moved from Buffalo, N.Y., to Sarasota nearly 10 years ago. After living in a dark grey climate, she’s found the beauty of the colorful climate inspiring.

The retired art teacher spends her days on the water — be it the beach, biking over the bridge or sitting by her backyard pool. Her outdoor studio overlooks her pool and reflects the colors of her flowers, which she says she painted into “Calypso.“ “Calypso“ is actually part of a triptych (or series of three hung together in a specific sequence). But, she says, each one can hold its own. You can see all three on display at State of the Arts Gallery, 1525 State St., Sarasota.

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Shell Shocked

Summer Essentials

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Cool Crabs Looking for a unique hostess gift for your summer travels? Coastal décor lovers will be in awe over these solid brass-cast hermit crabs with natural shell “homes,” available at Sally Trout Interior Design’s local shop, Current, 75/83 Cocoanut Ave. Many varieties of these sea creatures are available and more will be arriving in the store throughout the summer. Call 953-4418.

The sun is shining, the air is warm and there is finally time to hit the town and enjoy leisurely days that summer has to offer — these 25 summer essentials should help make your days that much more enjoyable.

Wear

Sentiments Of The Sea

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Hosting With Style

Walk This Way

Lemonade pitchers and party platters can add flair and fun to any summer gathering.

Wish on Main, 8111 Main St., Lakewood Ranch has a variety of eclectic serving ware, such as this lemonade pitcher and oyster platter, perfect for summer entertaining. Call 907-9125.

BEACH READY

Hayden Reis’ seashell pouch is an absolute summer essential. Small enough to carry on your beach walks, these mesh pouches will hold your precious finds in the most fashionable of ways. Available at Island Pursuit, 357 St. Armands Circle. Call 866-351-6990.

Sandals are all the rage this fashion season, and lucky for Sarasota, we’ve got a retailer who carries Birkenstocks on Main Street.

Stop into Happy Feet, 1453 Main St., to get yourself a pair of these comfortable sandals to stroll through your day. Call 9242536.

There really is nothing better than the color of the Gulf of Mexico’s water. Silver City Sarasota, 6539 Midnight Pass Road, thinks so too, which is why it created a gemstone to resemble that green to blue color we all love. Inspired by the crystal quartz sand of our beaches and the blue-green ocean, the gemstone is a doublet of real quartz and peridot fused together. With both contemporary and vintage style jewelry using this one-of-a-kind stone, it is the perfect piece to add to your collection, to always remind you of the beautiful waters and Siesta summers. Call 349-5030.

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The Smell Of Summer

Handcrafted Cocktails

Carrying beauty and home products of the Italian natural skin care line L’Erbolario, The Herbarium, 1459 Main St., offers the perfect summer fragrance. Natural perfumes with floral and citrus scents are a great option for your fragrance to resemble the season. Call 953-3273.

Social's Blueberry Smash Mule is a funky alternative to your traditional Moscow mule. The trendy bar muddles fresh blueberries and adds fresh-squeezed lemon juice, simple syrup and Hangar One's naturally flavored blueberry vodka. Social Eatery & Bar, 1219 First St., serves it over crushed ice in a unique copper mug. Enjoy the cool drink under the sun at the restaurant and bar’s outdoor space. Call 444-7072.

BEACH READY

Love Your Locks You protect your skin and your eyes, so why wouldn’t you think to protect your hair? Aveda’s Sun Care line, found at Nuovo Salon & Spa, located at 4952 S. Tamiami Trail and 1421 First St., is made from organic flower products and protects hair from the sun and cleanes it of chlorine and salt. Call 684-9000.

Learn

Ready, Set, Redesign Recharge

Freshly Ground What better way to kickstart your morning than with a delicious cup of joe? Before heading out to the white-sand beaches of Siesta Key, stop in LeLu’s Coffee House, 5251 Ocean Blvd., and try its delicious coconut mocha coffee (available iced or hot). Enjoy the tropical setting of the courtyard for sipping your early morning beverage, or lounge in the comfortable seating inside and enjoy free (and fast) Wi-Fi. The shop also offers breakfast, sandwiches, cakes and healthy juices. Call 346-5358.

White Rose Interior’s new location at 1662 Main St., Lakewood Ranch, offers a variety of painting classes every week this summer. All classes will be focused around how to rescue and resurface furniture, from zinc finishes for tabletops, to one-step paints to mixing colors. Classes will vary by day and time each week and will be limited to 12 people. Call 907-6868.

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Chasing Fireflies Sunshine and summer days allow you to give your yard some TLC. All your planting needs are available at the one-stop garden center, Mariposa, 5020 Lorraine Road, which not only offers flowers and plants, but features a gift shop with unique outdoor gifts.

Nothing says summer better than catching fireflies and hanging outside well into the evening.

Found at Mariposa, these “bug in a jar“ firefly lanterns are a great addition to your yard for the summer. Lighting up at night like real fireflies, the jars bring that sentimental sense of summer we all love to love. Call 747-0499.

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Fresh Pressed Not only Alex Rodriguez likes to get juiced — check out the only organic, coldpress juice bar on St. Armands Circle, That’s Fresh, located at 476 John Ringling Blvd. Specializing in cold-press juices, that is, the entire vegetable or fruit, root included, is pressed, the juice bar also offers organic smoothies, salads and sandwiches. Call 844-842-8737.

DriZZLE

Liquid Gold Cool down your summer with a unique, healthful twist: Toss up a green or tomato salad with a drizzle of gourmet Fondo di Trebbiano White Balsamic Vinegar, aged four years. Available at As Good As It Gets, 49 S. Palm Ave., this is so much more than vinegar — it starts with fresh-pressed Trebbiano grape juice, and then the small-barrel aging process infuses it with a sweet flavor and hints of vanilla and oak. Just a teaspoon or drizzle of this liquid gold transforms a salad, a bowl of cool fruit, or even fresh seafood such as butter sautéed scallops. Call 373-1839.

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Chowder Chow Down A good cup of clam chowder is a seaside summer necessity. Captain Curt’s famous clam chowder is a great afternoon delight — you can even buy a special chowder mug and spoon if you like. The restaurant, located at 1200 Old Stickney Point Road, has now taken its award-winning clam chowder and produced a canned kit to allow locals and tourists to take home and make at their convenience. It can also be shipped and it makes for great gifts and allows you to have it wherever your travels take you. Call 349-3885.

A Reel Good Time Enjoy a day out on the water and go fishing with a licensed captain. Economy Tackle, 6018 S. Tamiami Trail, provides the contacts for great charters, so stop in and book your adventure. Get outfitted for your day on the boat and pick up your fishing necessities such as Shimano reels, St. Croix rods, apparel and a top-of-the-line Yeti cooler so you’ll be ready to catch anything. Call 922-9671.

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BEACH READY

Soak It Up Fun In The Garden With a variety of events happening in the garden this summer, such as family art classes, endless activities in the Children’s Rainforest Garden, daily summertime fun and Super Saturdays (with bounce houses and waterslides), make Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, 811 S. Palm Ave., your backyard this summer. Summer savings passes are $29.95. Call 366-5731.

Plush is the name of the game with these beach necessities. Melange’s 100% Egyptian cotton terry beach towels by LuLu

By The Sea for Matouk measure 40 x 70 and are available in four unique designs: Beachcomber, Parasol, Regatta and Rope. Located at 64 S. Palm Ave., 444-7969.

Learn

Get Crafty Located in Towles Court, 1938 Adams Lane, the home boutique Asparagus offers crafting classes after hours. Sign up for one of Asparagus’s wreath making classes and bring home a homemade summer décor item to display on your door. With classes offered each month, you can chose which type of wreath you’d like to make and sign up with your friends. Prices vary by class. Call 364-3900.

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Time Well Spent At any time of year, spending time in a charitable way can be rewarding and fun. Stop by Nate’s Honor Animal Rescue, 4951 Lorraine Road, to take a tour of its facilities, volunteer, join the K9 Care Team, or adopt a dog. In addition to the 13 kennel cottages (where each of the 60 dogs has an indoor area and a lanai for sun bathing), the property consists of play yards and agility yards. Volunteer and be part of the K9 Care Team to walk and play with the dogs. Call 747-4900.

Illuminate Volunteer

Night Lights Designer Louis A. Lara’s iNDA Cordless Outdoor Lighting Collection is the latest innovation in outdoor illumination. Weather-resistant materials and an encapsulated waterproof LED light source featuring rechargeable lithium ion battery technology allows for true all-weather outdoor lighting. The LED light source provides up to six hours of light on a single charge and is easily removed from the lamp for recharging. Available at Lancaster Interior Design, 650 Central Ave. #5. Call 365-2342.

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Barking Good Time Summertime is the best time for those furry friends in your family — more walks, more play time, more opportunities to include them in outdoor family fun. Wet Noses, 1465 Main St., is the place for finding some perfect summer items for your dog. Perfect for the beach, dog parks or wherever your summer adventures take you and your dog, the K9 Cooler Bowl at Wet Noses will keep your dog cool and hydrated all day. Fill the top part of the container with water and the bottom with ice, and the melted ice will be the second bowl of water for the day. Call 388-3647.

Drink

Gin Goodness State Street Eating House, 1533 State St., makes a well-seasoned gin and tonic. Made with the rare summer edition of Beefeater gin, which contains elderflower, blackcurrant and hibiscus, the handcrafted beverage is refreshing and well balanced with citrusy notes. Call 951-1533.

Dock & Dine Whether you're out on the water and decide to stop for some food or you'd prefer to boat than drive to eat, dock your boat on the bayside of north Longboat Key (near mile marker #39) and you've got two delicious options for great seafood — Moore's Stone Crab (383-1748) and Mar Vista (383-2391).

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Indulge

Delightful Treats Nothing tastes better than sweet, homemade desserts after spending a day in the sun. Hometown Desserts, 507 Pine Ave., on Anna Maria Island, offers fresh scones, cinnamon muffins, coconut macaroons, as well as award-winning cakes (its key lime pie was mentioned in the Wall Street Journal).

Call 896-3167.

Shop

One-Of-A-Kind Venture a little north of Longboat Key and head to the Historic Green Village on Anna Maria Island. The village, which runs on solar panels, is home to some nifty shops such as Libby’s Island Jewelry & Gifts, 5337 Gulf Drive. Featuring design-it-yourself bracelets, necklaces and earrings, stop in to create a piece of your own to rock. Call 779-0999.

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 “Tropical Magesty” by John Zeiss took best in show in last year’s Juried Photography Exhibition. The annual exhibit returns through June 22, at Marie

Selby Botanical Gardens.

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Runs through Aug. 15.

Free. Call 955-2787.

• 34th annual Juried Photography Exhibition At Marie Selby Botanical Gardens Runs through June 22.

Tickets $19. Call 366-5731.

• ‘Intent to Deceive: Fakes and Forgeries in the Art World’ At The Ringling. Runs through Aug. 3.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• ‘A Few Great Big Pictures’ At Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art Runs through July 28.

Free. Call 366-2454.

• ‘In the Streets: Photographing Urban Spaces’ At The Ringling. Runs through July 13.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• Arthur Dillard At All Angels By the Sea, Episcopal Church. Runs through June 30.

Free. Call 383-8161.

• Jane Shannon — Works in Fabric At Unitarian Universalist Church Runs through Sept. 4.

Free. Call 371-4974.

• Beth Lipman: ‘Precarious Possessions’ At The Ringling. Runs through Sept. 7.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• Louis Cabot Photography At Longboat Key Center for the Arts Runs through December.

Free. Call 351-5100.

• ‘Curiosity’ At The Ringling. Runs through Sept. 8.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• ‘For the Love of Florida’ Works by Joan Lyon At Pastry Art. Runs through June 29.

Free. Call 955-7545.

• ‘Here Comes the Sun’ At State of the Arts Gallery

• ‘Orchid Display’ works by Marge Bennett At Elizabeth Stevens Gallery Runs through July 31.

Free. Call 587-9851.

• Sarasota-Bradenton Modern Pentathlon 2014 World Cup Final At Sarasota Polo Club and Selby Aquatic Center. Runs through June 8.

Tickets $12 to $35. Call 564-9003.

• The Philip and Nancy Kotler Glass Collection At The Ringling. Runs through June 29.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• Savor Sarasota Restaurant Week Various times and various locations Runs through June 14.

Visit restaurantweek.savorsarasota.com.

• ‘Stacked’ At Art Uptown Gallery Runs through June 27.

Free. Call 955-5409.

• ‘Stories of Valor: Devotion to Duty’ Legacy of Valor Campaign At Manatee Village Historical Park Runs through December.

Free. Call 741-4076.

• Sarasota Ballet School Summer Open Classes 10 a.m. at FSU Center for the Performing Arts Runs through June 27.

Tickets $25 per day, $125 per week.

Call 359-0099.

• ‘I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti’ 2 p.m. at Asolo Repertory Theatre

Runs through June 15.

Tickets $25 to $70. Call 351-8000.

• ‘Precious Treasures’ Sarasota Music Festival: Artist Showcase 4:30 p.m. at Holley Hall Call 953-3434.

• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

Call 359-5700.

• Gallery Walk and Talk: ‘In the Streets’ 6 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

Call 359-5700.

• Sarasota-Bradenton Modern Pentathlon Opening Night Ceremony 6 p.m. at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art courtyard Tickets $50. Call 564-9003.

• Sunsets in ‘Joseph’s Coat’ Sunset at The Ringling Ongoing Thursday and Friday evenings.

Tickets $5. Call 358-3180 • ‘Pump Boys and Dinettes’ 8 p.m. at Florida Studio Theatre Runs through June 29.

Tickets $34 to $44. Call 366-9000.

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• Gallery Artists Unite At The Dancing Crane Gallery Runs through July 26.

Free. Call 744-1333.

• Marsha Hammel At Galleria Silecchia Runs through July 3.

Free. Call 365-7414.

• ‘Summer Showcase’ At Dabbert Gallery Runs through Sept. 29.

Free. Call 955-1315.

• ROAR! The Ringling Order of Art Readers 10:30 a.m. at The Ringling Free. Call 359-5700, Ext. 2700.

• Film Fridays: ‘Star Trek’ 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $3 members, $5 general. Call 746-4131.

 “Baritones Unbound: Celebrating the Uncommon Voice of the Common

Man“ runs from June 6 through June 29, at Asolo Repertory Theatre.

Free. Visit dsasarasota.com.

7 p.m. at Hermitage Artist Retreat Free. Call 475-2098.

• First Friday Art Walk 6 p.m. at Palm Ave. Free. Visit Palmavenue.org.

• Music on Main: Big T and The Tornadoes 6 p.m. at Main Street, Lakewood Ranch. Free. Call 462-2357.

• Live! From Downtown 6 p.m. at Main Street

• Hermitage Historic House tours, Open Artist Studio and Beach Reading

• Fourth Anniversary Drag Queen Bingo Bonanza 8 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $5. Call 365-2494.

• ‘Baritones Unbound: Celebrating

 The Philip and Nancy Kotler Glass Collection runs through June 29, at The Ringling.

the Uncommon Voice of the Common Man‘ (Preview) 8 p.m. at Asolo Repertory Theatre Runs through June 29.

Tickets $16 to $62. Call 351-8000.

• ‘Love’ Sarasota Music Festival: Festival Concert 8 p.m. at Sarasota Opera House Call 953-3434.

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• Pups at the Point 9 a.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5 to $12. Call 966-5214.

• Dairy Day Festival 10 a.m. at Dakin Dairy Tickets $10. Call 322-2802, Ext. 308.

• World Oceans Day Family Festival 10 a.m. at Mote Marine Aquarium Tickets $14.75 to $19.75. Call 388-4441.

• Japanese Fire and Rain 1 p.m. at Children’s Rainforest at Selby Gardens. Tickets $19. Call 366-5731.

• 2014 annual recital School of Russian Ballet 2 p.m. at Bayshore High School Auditorium. Call 962-6664.

• Family Night at the Museum 4 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $7 children, $9 adults. Call 746-4131.

• Cat Depot presents ‘The Paw Project’ documentary film 4:30 p.m. at Lakewood Ranch Cinemas Tickets $5. Call 366-2404.

• Watercolor and Wine 6 p.m. at The Art Gallery and School of Colleen Cassidy Tickets $40. Call 924-1200.

• ‘Baritones Unbound: Celebrating the Uncommon Voice of the Common Man‘ 8 p.m. at Asolo Repertory Theatre Runs through June 29.

Tickets $16 to $62.

Call 351-8000.

• ‘Unexpected Turns’ Sarasota Music Festival: Saturday Symphony. 8 p.m. at Sarasota Opera House. Call 953-3434.

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• ‘Express Yourself — Open Show’ At ArtCenter Manatee Runs through July 18.

Call 746-2862.

 “Orchid Garden” and “White Orchid” by Marge Bennett will be on display through July 31, at Elizabeth Stevens Gallery.

• ‘At the Hop’ 7:30 p.m. at Florida Studio Theatre Runs through July 6.

Tickets $32 to $46. Call 366-9000.

• ‘Black is the Color of My Voice’ by Apphia Campbell 8 p.m. at Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe Tickets $29.50. Call 366-1505.

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“Witty tales of New York romances

...a foodie’s dream version of Sex and the City” Mario Batali, Chef/Author

NOW–JUNE 15  “Mr. Smooth” by Marsha Hammel is on display June 6 through July 3,

at Galleria Silecchia.

WEDNESDAY

• ‘The Century of Music’ The 19th annual Loveland Follies 2 p.m. at Venice Theatre Tickets $15. Call 488-1115.

Call 746-2862.

• ‘Dixie Swim Club’ 7:30 p.m. at The Players Theatre Runs through June 22.

Tickets $18. Call 365-2494.

• think + drink (science) 7 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $2 members, $4 general.

Call 746-4131.

• ‘Black is the Color of My Voice’ by Apphia Campbell 8 p.m. at Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe Tickets $29.50. Call 366-1505.

• ‘Black is the Color of My Voice’ by Apphia Campbell 8 p.m. at Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe Tickets $29.50. Call 366-1505.

• ‘Sonata’ Sarasota Music Festival: Artist Showcase 8 p.m. at Holley Hall Call 953-3434.

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• Summer Salon: Cheryl Losey and Abraham Feder Sarasota Opera Guild 11:30 a.m. at The Francis Tickets $35. Call 378-5619.

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• ROAR! The Ringling Order of Art Readers 10:30 a.m. at The Ringling Free. Call 359-5700, Ext. 2700.

• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

Call 359-5700.

• ‘Black is the Color of My Voice’ by Apphia Campbell 8 p.m. at Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe Tickets $29.50. Call 366-1505.

• ‘Express Yourself — Open Show’ Opening Reception 5 p.m. at ArtCenter Manatee Runs through July 18.

• ‘Memories’ Sarasota Music Festival: Festival Concert 8 p.m. at Sarasota Opera House Call 953-3434.

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SATURDAY

• Pups at the Point 9 a.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5 to $12. Call 966-5214.

• 13th annual St. Armands Circle Craft Festival 10 a.m. at St. Armands Circle Free. Call 561-746-6615.

• Super Saturday Marie Selby Botanical Garden 10 a.m. at Children’s Rainforest Tickets $6 to $19. Call 366-5731.

• Teen Band Bash 6 p.m. at Selby Public Library Free. Call 861-1133.

• ‘Black is the Color of My Voice’ by Apphia Campbell 8 p.m. at Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe Tickets $29.50. Call 366-1505.

• ‘Majestic’ Sarasota Music Festival: Saturday Symphony. 8 p.m. at Sarasota Opera House. Call 953-3434.  Playwright and actress Apphia Campbell stars in “Black is the Color of

My Voice,” which runs June 10 through June 14, at Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe.

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SUNDAY

• 13th annual St. Armands Circle Craft

SEASON Festival 10 a.m. at St. Armands Circle Free. 561-746-6615.

• Julianne Hough and Derek Hough ‘Move Live On Tour’ 2 and 7 p.m. at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall Tickets $65 to $70. Call 953-3368.

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• aactWorldFest 2014 Various times at Venice Theatre Runs through June 21. Call 488-1115.

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TUESDAY

• Summer Circus Spectacular 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. at Historic Asolo Theater. Runs through Aug. 2.

Tickets $15 adults, $12 children.

Call 360-7399.

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WEDNESDAY

• Hip-Hop Master Class: Jennifer Archibald Fuzión Dance Artists 2 p.m. at New College of Florida, Fitness Center Tickets $20. Call 345-5755.

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THURSDAY

• ‘Virtuosity’ Sarasota Music Festival: Artist Showcase 4:30 p.m. at Holley Hall Call 953-3434.

• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

Call 359-5700.

• Gallery Walk and Talk: ‘Intent to Deceive’ 6 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6 -17).

Call 359-5700.

• ‘La traviata’ by Giuseppe Verdi HD at the Opera House 7 p.m. at Sarasota Opera House Tickets $20. Call 328-1300.

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FRIDAY

• Newtown Arts Festival At Selby Gallery. Runs through July 2.

Free. Call 359-7563.

• ROAR! The Ringling Order of Art Readers 10:30 a.m. at The Ringling

 Christian Stoinev will perform in the Summer Circus Spectacular 2014, which takes place June 17 through Aug. 2,

at the Historic Asolo Theater.

Free. Call 359-5700, Ext. 2700.

• Film Friday: ‘The Magnificent Seven’ 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $3 members, $5 general.

Call 746-4131.

• The Artists Upstairs monthly art walk 6 p.m. at 1938 Adams Lane Free. Call 404-6383.

• Live! From Downtown 6 p.m. at Towles Court

Free. Visit dsasarasota.com.

• ‘The Great Masters’ Sarasota Music Festival: Festival Concert 8 p.m. at Sarasota Opera House Call 953-3434.

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SATURDAY

• Pups at the Point 9 a.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5 to $12. Call 966-5214.

• 22nd annual Downtown Venice Craft Festival 10 a.m. at Miami Avenue, Venice Free. Call 561-746-6615.

• Super Saturday Marie Selby Botanical Garden 10 a.m. at Children’s Rainforest Tickets $6 to $19. Call 366-5731.

• Summer Intensive Rehearsal Friends of Sarasota Ballet 10 a.m. at FSU Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets $35. Call 923-0298.

• Egypt: World Tour 6 p.m. at Studio 41 Gallery Free. Call 924-5224.

 “The Little Family” and “My Life in America — The Suburban Headshop” by Leslie Lerner is on display through

• Anniversary Celebration Sarasota Music Festival: Saturday Symphony. 8 p.m. at Sarasota Opera House.Call 953-3434.

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SUNDAY

• 22nd annual Downtown Venice

June 28, in “A Few Great Big Pictures,” at Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art. Craft Festival 10 a.m. at Miami Avenue, Venice Free. Call 561-746-6615.

• ‘La traviata’ by Giuseppe Verdi HD at the Opera House 1:30 p.m. at Sarasota Opera House

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• Summer Intensive 10 a.m. at Sarasota Cuban Ballet School

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• Playdate at the Asolo — Dinner and Performance Designing Women Boutique 6:30 p.m. at Asolo Repertory Theatre Tickets $75. Call 366-5293.

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• Stelliferous Live!

7 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $2 members, $4 general. Call 746-4131.

• ‘Becoming Dr. Ruth’ 8 p.m. at Florida Studio Theatre Runs through July 27.

Tickets $34 to $44. Call 366-9000.

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FRIDAY

• ROAR! The Ringling Order of Art Readers 10:30 a.m. at The Ringling Free. Call 359-5700, Ext. 2700.

• Friday Fest: Yesterdayze 5 p.m. at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall Free. Call 953-3368.

• Film Friday: ‘The Wizard Of Oz’ 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $3 members, $5 general. Call 746-4131.

• Live! From Downtown 6 p.m. at Rosemary and Historic districts Free. Visit dsasarasota.com.

• ‘Peter Pan, Jr.’ 7 p.m. at Manatee Performing Arts Center Tickets $13 to $37.

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• Disney Gone Wild Drag Queen Bingo Bonanza 8 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $5.

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For the 50th year, pre-professional students and faculty artists from around the world converge on Sarasota for three weeks of breathtaking performances.

June 2 - 21  “The Call of the Forest” by Barbara Krupp is on display June 6 through

Sept. 29, in “Summer Showcase,” at Dabbert Gallery.

SATURDAY

• ‘Spare’ At Art Uptown. Runs through July 25.

Free. Call 955-5409.

• Aqua Plumbing and Air Grand Prix Golf Classic Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix. 7 a.m. at Laurel Oak Country Club. Tickets $125 to $650. Visit suncoastoffshore.org.

• Arts and Crafts Saturday 9 a.m. at Mixon Fruit Farm Call 748-5829.

• Pups at the Point 9 a.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5 to $12. Call 966-5214.

• Super Saturday Marie Selby Botanical Garden 10 a.m. at Children’s Rainforest Tickets $6 to $19. Call 366-5731.

• ‘Peter Pan, Jr.’ 2 p.m. at Manatee Performing Arts Center Tickets $13 to $37. Call 748-5875.

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• Boat and Personal Watercraft ‘Fun Run’ on Sarasota Bay Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix 9 a.m. at Marina Jack Tickets $10.

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• Car Show Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix 10 a.m. at Main Street, Lakewood Ranch. Tickets $15 to $20.

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• The Sarasota Ballet Summer Intensive 10 a.m. at FSU Center for the Performing Arts Runs through Aug. 2.

Call 359-0099.

• Watercolor and Wine 6 p.m. at The Art Gallery and School of Colleen Cassidy Tickets $40. Call 924-1200.

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 The annual Tropical 4th of July Party takes place 6 p.m. July 4, at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens.

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• Ninth annual Selby Instructor’s Summer Showcase At Marie Selby Botanical Gardens Runs through Aug. 31 Tickets $6 to $19. Call 366-5731.

• ‘A Few Great Big Pictures’ At Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art Runs through July 28.

Free. Call 366-2454.

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Free. Call 359-7563.

• ‘Intent to Deceive: Fakes and Forgeries in the Art World’ At The Ringling Runs through Aug. 3.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• Gallery Artists Unite At The Dancing Crane Gallery Runs through July 26.

Free. Call 744-1333.

• ‘In the Streets: Photographing Urban Spaces’ At The Ringling Runs through July 13.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• Beth Lipman: ‘Precarious Possessions’ At The Ringling Runs through Sept. 7.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• Jane Shannon — Works in Fabric At Unitarian Universalist Church Runs through Sept. 4.

Free. Call 371-4974.

• ‘Curiosity’ At The Ringling Runs through Sept. 8.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• Louis Cabot Photography At Longboat Key Center for the Arts Runs through December.

Free. Call 351-5100.

• ‘Express Yourself — Open Show’ At ArtCenter Manatee Runs through July 18.

Call 746-2862.

• ‘Here comes the Sun’ At State of the Arts Gallery Runs through Aug. 15.

SEASON

• Marsha Hammel At Galleria Silecchia Runs through July 3.

Free. Call 365-7414.

• Newtown Arts Festival At Selby Gallery Runs through July 2.

• ‘Orchid Display’ works by Marge Bennett At Elizabeth Stevens Gallery Runs through July 31.

Free. Call 587-9851.

• ‘Spare’ At Art Uptown. Runs through July 25.

Free. Call 955-5409.

• ‘Stories of Valor: Devotion to Duty’ Legacy of Valor Campaign At Manatee Village Historical Park Runs through December.

Free. Call 741-4076.

• ‘Summer Showcase’ At Dabbert Gallery Runs through Sept. 29.

Free. Call 955-1315.

• The Sarasota Ballet Summer Intensive 10 a.m. at FSU Center for the Performing Arts Runs through Aug. 2. Call 359-0099.

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• Summer Intensive 10 a.m. at Sarasota Cuban Ballet School Runs through Aug. 1.

Call 365-8400.

• Summer Circus Spectacular 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. at Historic Asolo Theater Runs through Aug. 2.

Tickets $15 adults, $12 children. Call 360-7399.

• ‘A Nautical Night of Giving’ Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix 6 p.m. at Sarasota Yacht Club Tickets $125. Visit suncoastoffshore.org.

• ‘At the Hop’ 7:30 p.m. at Florida Studio Theatre Runs through July 6.

Tickets $32 to $46. Call 366-9000.

• ‘Becoming Dr. Ruth’ 8 p.m. at Florida Studio Theatre Runs through July 27.

Tickets $34 to $44. Call 366-9000.

• ‘The Price’ by Arthur Miller Banyan Theater Company 8 p.m. at FSU Center for the Performing Arts. Runs through July 13.

Tickets $28.50. Call 358-5330.

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• ‘The Friendliest Catch’ Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix 9 a.m. at City Island Visit suncoastoffshore.org.

• ‘Fleming’s Fan Fest’ with local race teams Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix 5 p.m. at Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar Visit suncoastoffshore.org.

• Texas Hold’em Poker Tournament Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix 6 p.m. at Sarasota Kennel Club Tickets $75.

Visit suncoastoffshore.org.

THURSDAY

• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

Call 359-5700.

 See sunsets in Joseph’s Coat at The Ringling Thursday and Friday evenings.

• Sunsets in ‘Joseph’s Coat’ Sunset at The Ringling Ongoing Thursday and Friday evenings.

Tickets $5.

Call 358-3180.

• Bradenton Marauders Independence Day Celebration 5:30 p.m. at McKechnie Field Tickets $6 to $8. Call 747-3031.

• ‘Boats by the Bay’ block party and Festival Parade of Boats 5 p.m. party, 7 p.m. parade at Main Street, Sarasota. Free. Visit suncoastoffshore.org.

• ‘Seussical Jr.’ 7 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $10.

Call 365-2494.

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FRIDAY

• Gallery Artists Unite At The Dancing Crane Gallery. Runs through July 26. Free. Call 744-1333.

• Glenn Harrington At Galleria Silecchia. Runs through July 31. Free. Call 365-7414.

• Freedom Fest Celebration 9 a.m. at Bicentennial Park, Longboat Key. Free. Call 744-1333.

• Anna Maria Island Independence Day Parade 10 a.m. at Coquina Beach. Free.

• ‘Patriotic Spectacular’ Gloria Musicae 4:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church. Tickets $35. Call 953-3368.

• First Friday Art Walk 6 p.m. at Palm Avenue Free. Visit Palmavenue.org.

 “Sacred Song” by Glenna Goodacre will be on display July 4 through

July 31, at Galleria Silecchia.

 Gloria Musicae with soloist

Maria Wirries will perform its annual Fourth of July Concert, at First United Methodist Church.

• Palmetto 4th of July Festival, featuring Scottie McCreery 7 p.m. at Sutton Park Pavilion Free. Call 723-4988.

• Live! From Downtown 6 p.m. at Main Street Free. Visit dsasarasota.com.

• July 4th Celebration Drag Queen Bingo Bonanza 8 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $5. Call 365-2494.

• Tropical 4th of July Party 6 p.m. at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens Tickets $17 to $20. Call 366-5731.

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• Pups at the Point 9 a.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5 to $12. Call 966-5214.

• Motorcycle Freedom Ride Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix 9:30 a.m. at Laurel Oak Country Club Tickets $10. Visit suncoastoffshore.org.

• Super Saturday Marie Selby Botanical Garden 10 a.m. at Children’s Rainforest Tickets $6 to $19. Call 366-5731.

• ‘Meet and Greet Who’s in the Drivers Seat’ Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix 10:30 a.m. at Hyatt Regency Sarasota Tickets $5 adults, children free. Visit

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• ‘Miss Super Boat Grand Prix’ Bikini Contest Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix 3 p.m. at Centennial Park Visit suncoastoffshore.org.

• Family Night at the Museum 4 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $7 children, $9 adults. Call 746-4131.

• ‘My 5 Wives, 3 Girlfriends and 1 Son’ – Jeffery’s Birthday Fundraiser 7:30 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $20. Call 365-2494.

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SUNDAY

• Annual Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix Boat Race Suncoast Super Boat Grand Prix 11 a.m. at Lido Beach Visit suncoastoffshore.org.

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• Summer Intensive 12:30 p.m. at School of Russian Ballet Runs through Aug. 1.

Call 962-6664.

TUESDAY

• ‘Clearly Invisible … Magic Up Close with Carl Seiger’ 7:30 p.m. at Florida Studio Theatre Runs through Aug. 3.

Tickets $32 to $46.

Call 366-9000.

WEDNESDAY

• think + drink (science) 7 p.m. at South Florida Museum.

Tickets $2 members, $4 general.

Call 746-4131.

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through Aug. 15. Free. Call 365-2032.

• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling. Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17). Call 359-5700.

• ‘Florida Flavor’ 5 p.m. at Art Center Sarasota. Runs

• ‘Aida’ by Giuseppe Verdi HD at the Opera House 7 p.m. at Sarasota Opera House Tickets $20. Call 328-1300.

• Band Concerts

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7 p.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5. Call 966-5214.

• ‘Knowing Me, Knowing You: The Hits of ABBA’ 7:30 p.m. at The Players Theatre Runs through July 20.

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• Film Fridays 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum. Tickets $3 members, $5 general. Call 746-4131.

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• Pups at the Point 9 a.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5 to $12. Call 966-5214.

• Super Saturday Marie Selby Botanical Garden 10 a.m. at Children’s Rainforest Tickets $6 to $19. Call 366-5731.

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• ‘2014 Players New Play Festival’ 7:30 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $10 each, three for $24 and five for $35. Call 365-2494.

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• ROAR! The Ringling Order of Art Readers 10:30 a.m. at The Ringling Free. Call 359-5700, Ext. 2700.

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• Film Fridays 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $3 members, $5 general. Call 746-4131.

• Band Concerts 7 p.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5. Call 966-5214.

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• Pups at the Point 9 a.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5 to $12. Call 966-5214.

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• ‘Children of Eden’ 7 p.m. at Manatee Performing Arts Center Tickets $13 to $37. Call 748-5875.

• Super Saturday Marie Selby Botanical Garden 10 a.m. at Children’s Rainforest Tickets $6 to $19. Call 366-5731.

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SUNDAY

• Summer Intensive Fuzión Dance Artists 9 a.m. at New College of Florida, fitness center Runs through Aug. 3.

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• HD at the Opera House 1:30 p.m. at Sarasota Opera House

Tickets $20. Call 328-1300.

• ‘Children of Eden’ 2 p.m. at Manatee Performing Arts Center Tickets $13 to $37.

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• Salon Series Deli Lunch, Speaker and

Fashion Show 11:30 a.m. at Designing Women Boutique Tickets $20. Call 366-5293.

• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

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• Gallery Walk and Talk: Beth Lipman ‘Precarious Possessions’

6 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

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• ‘Into The Woods Jr.’ 7 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $10. Call 365-2494.

• ‘Cabaret’ 8 p.m. at Venice Theatre Runs through Aug. 10.

Tickets $10 to $25. Call 488-1115.

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• Ninth annual Selby Instructor’s Summer Showcase At Marie Selby Botanical Gardens Runs through Aug. 31.

Tickets $6 to $19. Call 366-5731.

• Beth Lipman: ‘Precarious Possessions’ At The Ringling Runs through Sept. 7.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• ‘Curiosity’ At The Ringling Runs through Sept. 8.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• Danny Lyon: ‘The Bikeriders’ At The Ringling Runs through Dec. 7.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• ‘Florida Flavor’ At Art Center Sarasota Runs through Aug. 15.

Free. Call 365-2032.

• Frank Rampolla At Selby Gallery Runs through Aug. 8.

Free. Call 359-7563.

• Glenn Harrington At Galleria Silecchia Runs through Sept. 4.

Free. Call 365-7414.

• ‘Here Comes the Sun’ At State of the Arts Gallery Runs through Aug. 15.

Free. Call 955-2787.

• ‘Intent to Deceive: Fakes and Forgeries in the Art World’ At The Ringling Runs through Aug. 3.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• Jane Shannon — Works in Fabric At Unitarian Universalist Church Runs through Sept. 4.

Free. Call 371-4974.

• ‘Landscapes’ At Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art Runs through Aug. 31.

Free. Call 366-2454.

• Louis Cabot Photography At Longboat Key Center for the Arts Runs through December.

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• ‘Stories of Valor: Devotion to Duty’ Legacy of Valor Campaign At Manatee Village Historical Park Runs through December.

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 Fuzión Dance Artists perform “In the Round” Aug. 2 and 3, at the Black Box Theater on the New College campus.

• ‘Summer Showcase’ At Dabbert Gallery Runs through Sept. 29.

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• Thomas Chimes from the Permanent Collection At The Ringling Runs through Oct. 26.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• Summer Intensive Fuzión Dance Artists 9 a.m. at New College of Florida, fitness center Runs through Aug. 3.

Tickets $25 per class. Call 345-5755.

• The Sarasota Ballet Summer Intensive 10 a.m. at FSU Center for the Performing Arts Runs through Aug. 2.

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• ROAR! The Ringling Order of Art Readers 10:30 a.m. at The Ringling Free. Call 359-5700, Ext. 2700.

• Summer Circus Spectacular 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. at Historic Asolo Theater

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• Sunsets in ‘Joseph’s Coat’ Sunset at The Ringling Ongoing Thursday and Friday evenings.

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• Film Fridays 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $3 members, $5 general. Call 746-4131.

• First Friday Art Walk 6 p.m. at Palm Avenue Free. Visit Palmavenue.org.

• ‘Clearly Invisible … Magic Up Close with Carl Seiger’ 7:30 p.m. at Florida Studio Theatre Runs through Aug. 3.

Tickets $32 to $46. Call 366-9000.

• Second annual Cabaret Festival 8 p.m. at Venice Theatre Runs through Aug. 24.

Tickets $15. Call 488-1115.

• ‘Cabaret’ 8 p.m. at Venice Theatre Runs through Aug. 10.

Tickets $10 to $25. Call 488-1115.

• ‘The Sty of the Blind Pig’ by Phillip Hayes Dean Banyan Theater Company 8 p.m. at FSU Center for the Performing Arts. Runs through Aug. 3.

Tickets $28.50. Call 358-5330.

• Live! From Downtown 6 p.m. at Main Street Free. Visit dsasarasota.com.

• ‘Taking Shakespeare’ 8 p.m. at Florida Studio Theatre Runs through Aug. 17.

Tickets $34 to $44. Call 366-9000.

• Music on Main 6 p.m. at Main Street, Lakewood Ranch Free. Call 462-2357.

• Tamiami’s Birthday Drag Queen Bingo Bonanza 8 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $5. Call 365-2494.

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• Pups at the Point 9 a.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5 to $12. Call 966-5214.

• Super Saturday Marie Selby Botanical Garden 10 a.m. at Children’s Rainforest Tickets $6 to $19. Call 366-5731.

• Family Night at the Museum 4 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $7 children, $9 adults. Call 746-4131.

• ‘In the Round’ Fuzión Dance Artists 7 p.m. at New College, Black Box Theater Tickets $20, students $10. Call 3455755.

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• ‘In the Round’ Fuzión Dance Artists. 2 p.m. at New College, Black Box Theater. Tickets $20; students $10. Call 345-5755.

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• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

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• Band Concerts 7 p.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5. Call 966-5214.

• Disney’s ‘Tarzan: The Musical’ 7:30 p.m. at Manatee Performing Arts Center. Runs through Aug. 24.

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• ‘Talking With …’

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• ‘Collected Stories’ by Donald Margulies Banyan Theater Company 8 p.m. at FSU Center for the Performing Arts. Runs through Aug. 24.

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• Film Fridays 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $3 members, $5 general. Call 746-4131.

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• Carreño/Barbieri Festival class Friends of the Sarasota Ballet 10:30 a.m. at Sarasota Opera House Tickets $35. Call 923-0298.

• Watercolor and Wine 6 p.m. at The Art Gallery and School of Colleen Cassidy Tickets $40. Call 924-1200.

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THURSDAY

• Summer Salon: Jonathan Spivey Sarasota Opera Guild 11:30 a.m. at The Francis Tickets $35. Call 378-5619.

• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

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• Will Tuckett’s ‘The Secret Garden’ Sarasota Ballet 7 p.m. at FSU Center for the Performing Arts Tickets $12.50 to $75.

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• Film Fridays 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $3 members, $5 general.

Call 746-4131.

• South Africa: World Tour 6 p.m. at Studio 41 Gallery

Free. Call 924-5224.

• The Artists Upstairs monthly art walk 6 p.m. at 1938 Adams Lane Free. Call 404-6383.

• Live! From Downtown

6 p.m. at Towles Court Free. Visit dsasarasota.com.

• Will Tuckett’s ‘The Secret Garden’ Sarasota Ballet. 7 p.m. at FSU Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets $12.50 to $75. Call 359-0099, Ext. 101.

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SATURDAY

• Pups at the Point 9 a.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5 to $12. Call 966-5214.

• Will Tuckett’s ‘The Secret Garden’ Sarasota Ballet 2 and 7 p.m. at FSU Center for the Performing Arts Tickets $12.50 to $75.

Call 359-0099, Ext. 101.

• ‘California Toe Jam’ 8 p.m. at Venice Theatre Tickets $20. Call 488-1115.

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• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

Call 359-5700.

• How Secure is Museum Security? – ‘Traveling with Masterpieces – Bean’ Art and a Movie. 5 p.m. at The Ringling. Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17). Call 359-5700.

• Band Concerts 7 p.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5. Call 966-5214.

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• Friday Fest: SoulRcoaster 5 p.m. at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall Call 953-3368.

• Live! From Downtown 6 p.m. at Rosemary and Historic districts Free. Visit dsasarasota.com.

• Beneva’s Birthday Drag Queen Bingo Bonanza 8 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $5.

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• Arts and Crafts Saturday 9 a.m. at Mixon Fruit Farm Call 748-5829.

• Third annual ‘Power of the Girl’ Business Breakfast Girls Inc. of Sarasota County 8 a.m. at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall Call 366-6646, Ext. 211.

• Pups at the Point 9 a.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5 to $12.

Call 966-5214.  “Estella Rijnveld I” by David Leaser will be on display through September,

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WEDNESDAY

• Stelliferous Live!

7 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $2 members, $4 general.

Call 746-4131.

• Back to School Splash Bash 10 a.m. at Lakewood Ranch YMCA Free. Visit lwrcac.com.

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• John-Norman Tuck At All Angels by the Sea, Episcopal Church Runs through Sept. 30.

Free. Call 383-8161.

• Salon Series Deli Lunch, Speaker and Fashion Show 11:30 a.m. at Designing Women Boutique Tickets $20.

Call 366-5293.

• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

Call 359-5700.

• How Secure is Museum Security? – ‘The Thomas Crowne Affair’ Art and a Movie 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

Call 359-5700.

• ‘Organic Mechanic,’ ‘Back Roads to Back Homes,’ Black Box Projects and ‘Coming Home’ 5 p.m. at Art Center Sarasota Runs through Oct. 3.

Free. Call 365-2032.

• ‘Sleeping Beauty’ by Rudolf Nureyev HD at the Opera House 7 p.m. at Sarasota Opera House Tickets $20. Call 328-1300.

• ‘That Wasn’t Me’ 7:30 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $15.

Call 365-2494.

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FRIDAY

• Film Fridays 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $3 members, $5 general. Call 746-4131.

• ‘That Wasn’t Me’ 7:30 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $15. Call 365-2494.

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• ‘That Wasn’t Me’ 7:30 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $15. Call 365-2494.

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• Pioneer Day Open House 1 p.m. at Hermitage Artist Retreat Free. Call 475-2098.

• ‘September Sizzles’ At Art Uptown Runs through Sept. 26.

Free. Call 955-5409.

• ‘Sleeping Beauty’ by Rudolf Nureyev HD at the Opera House 1:30 p.m. at Sarasota Opera House Tickets $20. Call 328-1300.

• Pups at the Point 9 a.m. at Historic Spanish Point Tickets $5 to $12. Call 966-5214.

• ‘That Wasn’t Me’ 2 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $15. Call 365-2494.

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• Beth Lipman: ‘Precarious Possessions’ At The Ringling Runs through Sept. 7.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• ‘Curiosity’ At The Ringling Runs through Sept. 8.

Tickets $5 to $25. Call 358-3180.

• Danny Lyon: ‘the Bikeriders’ At The Ringling Runs through Dec. 7.

Tickets $5 to $25.

Call 358-3180.

• Glenn Harrington At Galleria Silecchia Runs through Sept. 4.

Free. Call 365-7414.

• Jane Shannon — Works in Fabric At Unitarian Universalist Church Runs through Sept. 4.

Free. Call 371-4974.

• John-Norman Tuck At All Angels by the Sea, Episcopal Church Runs through Sept. 30.

Free. Call 383-8161.

• Louis Cabot Photography At Longboat Key Center for the Arts

Runs through December.

Free. Call 351-5100.

• Punk Show At Selby Gallery Runs through Sept. 20.

Free. Call 359-7563.

• ‘September Sizzles’ At Art Uptown Runs through Sept. 26.

Free. Call 955-5409.

• ‘Stories of Valor: Devotion to Duty’ Legacy of Valor Campaign At Manatee Village Historical Park Runs through December.

Free. Call 741-4076.

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• ‘Summer Showcase’ At Dabbert Gallery Runs through Sept. 29.

Free. Call 955-1315.

• Thomas Chimes from the Permanent Collection At The Ringling Runs through Oct. 26.

Tickets $5 to $25.

Call 358-3180.

• ‘Organic Mechanic,’ ‘Back Roads to Back Homes,’ Black Box Projects and ‘Coming Home’ 5 p.m. at Art Center Sarasota Runs through Oct. 3.

Free. Call 365-2032.

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 “Corollary” by Russ Bellamy will be on display  “Ania” by Christopher H. Martin will be on display through September at State of the Arts Gallery.

THURSDAY

• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling. Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

Call 359-5700.

• Sunsets in ‘Joseph’s Coat’ Sunset at The Ringling

Ongoing Thursday and Friday evenings.

Tickets $5. Call 358-3180

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• Film Fridays 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum. Tickets $3 members, $5 general. Call 746-4131.

• First Friday Art Walk 6 p.m. at Palm Avenue Free.

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• Live! From Downtown 6 p.m. at Main Street Free.

Visit dsasarasota.com.

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• Downtown Venice Craft Festival 10 a.m. at Miami Avenue Free. Call 561-746-6615.

• Family Night at the Museum 4 p.m. at South Florida Museum. Tickets $7 children, $9 adults. Call 746-4131.

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SUNDAY

• Sixth annual Downtown Venice Craft Festival 10 a.m. at Miami Avenue Free. Call 561-746-6615.

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• ‘Lend Me A Tenor’ 7:30 p.m. at The Players Theatre Runs through Sept. 21.

Tickets $25. Call 365-2494.

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• think + drink (science) 7 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $2 members, $4 general. Call 746-4131.

• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

Call 359-5700.

• ‘Mefistofele’ by Arrigo Boito HD at the Opera House

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• ‘Dames at Sea’ 7:30 p.m. at Manatee Performing Arts Center Runs through Sept. 28.

Tickets $13 to $37. Call 748-5875.

FRIDAY

• Film Fridays 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $3 members, $5 general.

Call 746-4131.

• ‘Alice in Wonderland’ 7 p.m. at Venice Theatre Runs through Sept. 29.

Tickets $10 to $17. Call 488-1115.

• Drag Queen Bingo Bonanza 8 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $5. Call 365-2494.

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• The Goldtones 8 p.m. at Venice Theatre Tickets $20. Call 488-1115.

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• Sensational Social and Singing and Snacks, featuring members of Sarasota Youth Opera Sarasota Opera Guild 9:45 a.m. at Sarasota Opera House Free. Call 549-1068.

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• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

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• Chamber Series, Flute Sarasota Orchestra

5:30 p.m. at Holley Hall Call 953-3434.

• ‘Morning’s at Seven‘ 7:30 p.m. at Manatee Performing arts Center. Runs through Oct. 5.

Tickets $26. Call 748-5875.

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• The Artists Upstairs monthly art walk 6 p.m. at 1938 Adams Lane Free. Call 404-6383.

• Film Fridays 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $3 members, $5 general.

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• Live! From Downtown 6 p.m. at Towles Court Free. Visit dsasarasota.com.

• New York/WTC: Reflections 6 p.m. at Studio 41 Gallery Free. Call 924-5224.

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• Awards Ceremony and Greg Billings Concert 2014 Suncoast Saltwater Shootout Prader-Wili Syndrome Association (USA). 8:30 p.m. at Marina Jack.

Call 809-3505.

• Arts and Crafts Saturday 9 a.m. at Mixon Fruit Farm Call 748-5829.

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• Watercolor and Wine 6 p.m. at The Art Gallery and School of Collen Cassidy Tickets $40. Call 924-1200.

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• Stelliferous Live!

7 p.m. at South Florida Museum. Tickets $2 members, $4 general. Call 746-4131.

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in “Summer Showcase,” at Dabbert Gallery.

THURSDAY

• Salon Series Deli Lunch, Speaker and Fashion Show

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Call 366-5293.

• Art After 5 5 p.m. at The Ringling Tickets $10 adults, $5 children (6-17).

Call 359-5700.

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• Friday Fest: Adrian Ray 5 p.m. at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall Call 953-3368.

• Film Fridays 6 p.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $3 members, $5 general.

Call 746-4131.

• Live! From Downtown 6 p.m. at Rosemary and Historic districts Free.

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• Drag Queen Bingo Bonanza 8 p.m. at The Players Theatre Tickets $5.

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• Dr. Geek’s Science Fair: ‘Science From Fiction’ 10 a.m. at South Florida Museum Tickets $10. Call 746-4131.

• Mad Hatter Cocktail Fundraiser Designing Women Ambassador Guild 6:30 p.m. at USF Sarasota-Manatee courtyard Tickets $95. Call 366-5293.

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• Vocal Concert featuring Shantel Norman 3 p.m. at Allegro Music Academy Free. Call 358-8511.

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• Chairman’s Round Table Reception YMCA Foundation of Sarasota, Inc.

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• ‘Don’t Dress for Dinner’ 8 p.m. at Venice Theatre Runs through Oct. 19.

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Crow’s Nest Marina Restaurant Venice’s Waterfront Landmark since 1976, The Crow’s Nest features casual fine dining overlooking the Venice Inlet and intracoastal waterway. Renowned for fresh seafood, steaks and chops. Recently remodeled dining room and outside deck. 1100+ selection Wine Cellar recipient of “Best of Award of Excellence” from the Wine Spectator. Open everyday for lunch and dinner. Casual menu, raw bar and entertainment in the 1st floor Tavern Thursday, Friday & Saturday. Come by boat or car. All major credit cards.

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Lunch: Mon - Fri: 11:00 - 2:00pm Dinner: Mon - Thurs: 5:00 - 10:00pm Fri: 5 - 10:30pm • Sat: 4 - 10:30pm • Sun: 4 - 10pm

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1968 Tarpon Center Drive, Venice 941-484-9551 www.crowsnest-venice.com

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7205 85th St. Ct. E, Bradenton 941-755-2757 www.lingerlodgeresort.com

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Linger Lodge Restaurant Nestled along the lazy Braden River, Linger Lodge Restaurant is quintessentially “Olde Florida” at its best.

Established in 1945 as a fishing and hunting camp, the Lodge has evolved into a great place to dine, listen to live music and enjoy the great views. Two outside covered and screened decks provide picturesque water views. A full liquor bar and an inside air-conditioned Dining room complete the setting. Dishes range from the ever popular Catfish to the elegant Linger Ettoufee’. Also serving Florida Grouper sandwiches, Burgers, Rueben’s, Alligator Bites, Gator Chowder and our award winning Gumbo.

DINING OUT MacAllisters Grill & Tavern An authentic Scottish golf themed restaurant, established in 2006, in the heart of Lakewood Ranch. The castle-like features and the tartan clad booths bring home a touch of Scotland while you dine. The menu features a balance of Scottish dishes such as steak pie, fish and chips, bangers and mash, and liver and onions alongside favorites of burgers, pasta, sandwiches and salads. Now serving Scottish scones with cappuccinos, lattes and espressos with sides of shortbread. Daily drink specials, kids menu and extensive patio seating all make MacAllisters the perfect place to visit. Open daily. Serving lunch from 11:30am. Dinner from 4pm. Happy hours 3-7pm & 9pm till close. Sunday brunch menu. Kid and dog friendly.

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Full regular lunch menu also available Open from 11:30 am Every Sunday.

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Main Street, Lakewood Ranch 941-359-2424 www.macallisters.com

MAIN STREET, LAKEWOOD RANCH macallisters.com 941-359-2424

8131 Lakewood Main Street, Lakewood Ranch 941-907-1518 www.mstrattoria.com

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8131 Lakewood Main Street • Lakewood Ranch 941-907-1518 • www.mstrattoria.com

MoZaic Restaurant Specializing in culinary gems from Morocco, Spain, Southern France and Italy, MoZaic offers flavors you won’t experience anywhere else. Treat yourself to frequent wine dinners and tastings, our popular Women & Wine series, and delicious nightly specials. One of our recent guests said it best: “I have lived in Sarasota just a few miles away from this gem of a restaurant, and didn’t try it until last week—shame on me! I’m now hooked, and plan on making MoZaic a frequent dining spot. The food was spectacular, the wine list was complete (and not as pricey as most), and service was excellent! And to think I’ve been missing out on this place. It’s top notch!”

Stay Cool at your favorite

Hot SPot Spread the love around–gift certificates available online.

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Food SO good, you’ll be glad you didn’t go north. And enjoy great summer deals!

1377 Main Street | Sarasota, Florida 941.951.6272 | MozaicSarasota.com

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Main Street Trattoria Opened in 2010 by owner Gary Fennessy, Main Street Trattoria in Lakewood Ranch features fresh Italian cuisine including their signature bruschetta focaccia, chicken Milanese, and hand tossed thin crust pizza, just to name a few. Mr. Fennessy wanted to create a place where friends and family alike can gather for a one of a kind dining experience. Make sure to save room for their homemade tiramisu and a cappuccino for dessert. One of the best features is their inside/outside bar that opens up to a great outdoor dining area, where you’ll find live music Wed.- Sat. from 6-10 p.m. and Sundays 4-8 p.m.

Offering happy hour daily 3-7 p.m. Kids menu and take-out menu also available.

1377 Main Street, Sarasota 941-951-6272 www.mozaicsarasota.com

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Patrick’s Restaurant 1481 Main Street 941.955.1481 www.patricks1481.com

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Pixie Dust Specialty Gift Items, Jewelry & More

SHOP DOWNTOWN

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1547 Main Street 941.366.6325 ww.dustypixie.com

Bohemian Bliss 1544 Main Street 941.312.6983

Eileen Fisher 1501 Main Street 941.365.2435 www.eileenfisher.com

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Sur La Table 22 N. Lemon Avenue 941.365.0380 www.surlatable.com

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Brooks Brothers 1500 Main Street 941.954.7545 www.brooksbrothers.com

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Art To Walk On 16 S. Palm Avenue 941.951.5454 www.arttowalkon.com

Fine Art Gallery

Glenna Goodacre, “Olympic Wannabes” Maquette

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Pastry Art 1512 Main Street 941.955.7545 www.pastryartbakerycafe.com

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Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse 35 S. Lemon Avenue 941.366.7788 www.hydeparkrestaurants.com

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Optional Art 2 119 South Pineapple Ave. 941.955.4400 www.facebook.com/optionalart2

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49 S. Palm Avenue 941.373.1839 www.asgoodasitgets49palm.com

Galleria Silecchia International Fine Art

Bijou Cafe 1287 First Street 941.366.8111 www.bijoucafe.net

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20 S. Palm Avenue 941.365.7414 www. galleriasilecchia.com

1525 State Street 941.955.2787 www.sarasotafineart.com

www.bohemianblissboutique.com

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State Street Package + Lounge 1533 State Street 941.951.1533 www.statestreetsrq.com

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Awesome Orchids 330 S. Pineapple Avenue 941.365.3500 www.awesomeorchids.com

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J. McLaughlin 1503 Main Street 941.706.3587 www.jmclaughlin.com

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Sarasota Farmers Market

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Reasons Shoes 20 N. Lemon Avenue 941.388.1602 www.reasonsfla.com

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Lemon Avenue & Main Street 941.225.9256 www.sarasotafarmersmarket.org

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Kennedy Studio 1472 Main Street 941.952.0358 www.kennedystudios.net

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Vom Fass

Art Uptown Sarasota’s Oldest Artists - Owned Gallery

1367 Main Street 941.955.5409 www.artuptown.com

Soto Optical Boutique 1383 Main Street 941.955.7484 www.sotosoptical.com

Cafe Amici 1371 Main Street 941.951.6896 www.cafeamicisrq.com

Oils - Vinegars - Spirits - Wine

1469 Main Street 941.365.2137 www.sarasota.vomfassusa.com

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Be part of sarasota’s premier private Golf, tennis and Beach cluB. hold the key to a lifetime of experiences at lonGBoat Key cluB. there is so much to do this summer... with unlimited use of the eight club restaurants and lounges, Beach club and tiki Bar, spa, fitness center and mind & motion studio, an open invitation to attend club events and activities, and access to marina village amenities. tennis and Golf sport camps are also available for children ages 4-17. for more information or to schedule a personal club tour, call juliette valin, director of club sales at 941-387-1661 or email: juliette.valin@longboatKeyclub.com

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