Monthly Calendar

Sunset Celebration consists of arts and crafts exhibitors, street performers, food carts and psychics. Each night around two hours before sunset, both locals and tourists alike, flock to the water's edge to experience a multicultural happening and watch the sun sink into the Gulf of Mexico.

Key West, FL

305.292.7700

A celebration featuring artisans, crafters, street performers, live musical entertainment, food and carnival rides.

Clearwater Beach, FL

727.449.1036; 727.530.3536 Fax

As the water cools in the Bay, sea cows are drawn to the warm water discharging from the Big Bend Power Plant. When the water temperature drops below 68 degrees, dozens of manatees will crowd into the inlet to keep warm. This Viewing Center is FREE to the public and is staffed with volunteers who can talk about manatees and point out regulars. Admission and parking are FREE; donations are accepted.

Apollo Beach, FL

Market night with live music from 5 until 9 PM.

The Villages, FL

800.245.1081 (tollfree); 0800.585.645 (UK Freephone)

Legendary producer David O. Selznick is in the midst of filming Gone With the Wind, but he has one tiny problem: a lousy script.  Selznick employs "the Shakespeare of Hollywood," Ben Hecht.  But can Selznick coax a screenplay out of a tinsel town scribe who's never even read the book?  In just five days?  With only bananas and peanuts to eat?  Inspired by real events, playwright Hutchinson has crafted a screwball comedy that pays homage to old Hollywood and takes us behind-the-scenes of one of the biggest films of the 20th century.

Sarasota, FL 34236

1241 North Palm Avenue

941.366.9017; 941.366.9000 (box office)

This exhibit looks at how we got to where we are now, and asks where do we want to go from here, using artifacts and images to present the history of transportation in Florida in a fun and interesting way.

Inverness, FL  34450

One Courthouse Square

352.341.6429; 352.341.6429 Fax

Seniors (age 50 and over) compete in Archery, Badminton, 3-on-3 Basketball, Basketball Shooting, Bowling, Bridge, Cribbage, Cycling, Golf, Horseshoes, Lawn Bowling, Pickleball, Race Walk, Racquetball, Road Race, Shuffleboard, Softball, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis, track & field, Volleyball, Billiard, Bocce Ball, Par 54 Golf, Par 62 Golf, Air Pistol & Rifle, Pass, Throw, Kick, Pinochle, Chess, Senior Smarts and Scrabble.

Clearwater, FL 33764

727.230.3776; 727.466.9322 Fax

A holiday musical. Where your favorite Easter bonnet and win a prize.

Lake Park, FL

700 Park Avenue

Sail away to adventure with the Pirate King and his merry crew as they pursue Major General Stanley and his lovely daughters while being hunted down themselves by the police by Director John Segers.

Sanford, FL   32771

407.321.8111

The Sarasota Film Festival presents nine days of unique and quality cinema. The festival screens more than 120 films, star-studded parties, filmmaker symposiums, educational seminars, a short film festival, video pavilion, arts festival, and black-tie tribute dinner.

Sarasota, FL

1993 Main Street

941.364.9514; 941.364.8411 Fax

Celebrating agriculture with a parade, livestock show, beauty pageants, exhibits, midway entertainment emphasizing 4-H and youth projects. Special treats include homemade ice cream.

Live Oak, FL 32064

1302 11th Street

386.362.7366

Little Mary Sunshine

Port Charlotte, FL

2280 Aaron Street

Lake County Library System libraries are hosting authors, musicians, dancers, poets and storytellers.

Lake County, FL

352.253.6167

Scottish families originally settled the City of Dunedin in 1899. Two Scotsmen, J.O. Douglas and James Sumerville named the settlement Dunedin, the original name of Edinburgh, their hometown in Scotland. The Highland Games were implemented in 1966 to raise funds to support the Scottish bands of Dunedin. Event features Clans, Athletes, Dancers, Pipers, Drummers, Drum Major Challenge and Bands.

Dunedin, FL 34698-3416 

750 San Salvador Dr

727.733.3606

One of the most prestigious polo tournaments in the country, attracting the finest players in the world for a month long competition. Terrace seating, general admission and children are free.

Wellington, FL

A school-wide event will invite Parents, community members, and art organizations to the media center for a viewing of the Uncle Monday art exhibit, student work, and student presentations. The gala will be held from 6 to 8 PM in the school's media center.  PM Wells Charter School received a grant from Arts for a Complete Education/ Florida Alliance for Arts Education that is giving the teachers training, curriculum, books, and the Uncle Monday art exhibit.  This curriculum explores the book titled Uncle Monday and Other Florida Tales, a unique collection of folktales telling of the diverse people, places, and events from different time periods in Florida. The lessons in the curriculum are meant to stir student interest in, and expand their knowledge about, traditional Florida folklore.  The tales were collected by Kristin G. Congdon and illustrated by the late Kitty Kitson Petterson. These illustrations were donated, by Rick Petterson, to the State of Florida, Museum of Florida History and are currently on display in the media center of PM Wells Charter School for all of the students to enjoy.   The exhibit runs thru April 3, 2006.

Kissimmee, FL 34744

2426 Remington Blvd

The Championships are a premier women's professional tennis tournament part of the WTA tour. Playing on green clay the singles competition includes 56 main draw and 32 qualifying players with 16 team main draw doubles competition vying for $585,000+ in prize money.

Amelia Island, FL

904.277.5961

Music & Dancing Under The Stars

Dance on the Broadwalk or just enjoy the music. Features music ranging from easy listening to line dancing to blues, R&B and rock & roll to special theme nights.

Johnston St & Broadwalk, Hollywood, FL