November 2007 Events, Festivals and Performances
Nov 1 "Painted Dreams," Santa Fe Gallery, 395-5464.
Nov 1 Celebration of Life and the After-Life on Dia de los Muertos, Florida Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 X269.
Nov 1 – 9 "Just Suppose" Photographs by Uelsmann & Taylor, University Gallery, 392-0201 X229.
Nov 1 – 11 "Night of the Living Dead", Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
Nov 1 – 17 "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuff", Acrosstown Repertory, 375-1321.
Nov 1 – 25 "The Soul of Florida Landscapes" paintings by Gary Borse, Florida Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 X269.
Nov 1 – 26 ""European Travels" Photographs, President's Lobby, SFCC, 395-5464.
Nov 1 – Dec 7 "Ground Truth" Art Exhibit, Focus Gallery, 392-0201 X229.
Nov 1 – Dec 30 Diana, Princess of Wales: Dresses for a Cause, Appleton Museum, Ocala, 352-291-4455.
Nov 1 – Jan 6 "Photographic Formalities: Ansel Adams to Weegee", Harn Museum, 392-9826.
Nov 1 – Jan 6 "Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived.", Florida Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 X269.
Nov 1 – Jan 6 "From Dürer to Renoir: European Prints", Harn Museum, 392-9826.
Nov 1 – Jan 11 "A Private Eye: Latin American Prints", Grinter Gallery, 392-0201 X229.
Nov 1 – Jan 20 "The Ceramics of Toshiko Takaezu: Function, Form and Surface", Harn Museum, 392-9826.
Nov 2 2007 Homecoming Parade, Gator Gallop, and Gator Growl, Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, 392-1671 X400.
Nov 3 Alachua County 4-H and Open Horse Show, Canterbury Equestrian Showplace, Newberry.
Nov 3 UF Football vs. Vanderbilt (Homecoming), Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, 375-4683.
Nov 3 2nd Annual Kaleidoscope Festival, Gainesville Community Plaza, 692-4978.
Nov 3 – 4 Micanopy Fall Harvest Festival, Micanopy, 466-7026.
Nov 3 – Feb 3 "Game Day! From Medieval Times to Modern Age" Art Exhibit, Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
Nov 4 Zehetmair String Quartet, University Auditorium, 392-1900.
Nov 4 "Diwali Show", Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Nov 4 Gainesville Suzuki Players Concert, Thomas Center, 472-2106.
Nov 4 "Zehetmair String Quartet", University Auditorium, 392-2787.
Nov 5 – Jul 20 "Vision/Revision: Contemporary Art", Harn Museum, 392-9826.
Nov 7 Fifth Annual Lance Dalton Memorial Silent Auction and Locks of Love, Reitz Union Colonnade. Email: national@friendsforlife.com.
Nov 8 Styles for Life Fashion Show hosted by Haven Hospice Alliance, Paramount Plaza Hotel & Suites, 271-4646.
Nov 8 Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Nov 8 9th Annual "Trashformations", Florida Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 X269.
Nov 8 UF School of Music Wind Symphony, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Nov 8 – 9 Rural Folklife Days, Stephen Foster State Park, White Springs, 386-397-4331.
Nov 8 – 12 Levy County Fair, Airport Complex, Williston, 221-0681.
Nov 9 Dan Zanes, University Auditorium, 392-1900.
Nov 9 UF School of Music Unbalanced Connection, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Nov 9 Blues Concert, Kick-Off for 26th Annual Downtown Festival & Art Show, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8536.
Nov 9 American Cancer Society’s Cattle Baron’s Ball - Denim & Diamonds, Rembert Farm, Alachua, 376-6866 X118.
Nov 9 Florida Dance Festival Workshop, SFCC, 395-5310.
Nov 9 - 10 ProStar Motorcycle World Finals, Gainesville Raceway, 377-0046.
Nov 9 – 11 55th Annual Florida Folk Festival, Stephen Foster State Park, White Springs, 1-877-635-3655.
Nov 9 – 11 AMA Pro Star Motorcycle Drags, Gainesville Raceway, 377-0046.
Nov 9 – 18 "West Side Story", Constans Theatre, 392-1653.
Nov 10 Florida Dance Association's "Young Dancer's Showcase", Phillips Center, 372-9898.
Nov 10 Hampton Fall Festival, Hampton, 468-1201.
Nov 10 Downtown Music Showcase, Downtown Community Plaza, 393-8536.
Nov 10 SFCC Florida Dance Festival Show, Phillips Center, 395-5310.
Nov 10 Russian Patriarchate Choir, University Auditorium, 392-1900.
Nov 10 15th Annual Alzheimer's Assoc. Memory Walk, Westside Park, 372-6266.
Nov 10 "Russian Patriarchate Choir", University Auditorium, 392-2787.
Nov 10 – 11 26th Annual Downtown Festival & Art Show, Historic Downtown Gainesville, 393-8536.
Nov 10 – Jan 6 Art Exhibit: "Gainesville Artisans’ Guild", Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
Nov 11 Ballet Folklorico de Mexico de Amalia Hernandez, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Nov 11 Gainesville Ballet Theatre Performance, Downtown Community Plaza, 372-9898.
Nov 11 UF School of Music Lewis Grad Recital, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Nov 11 Works of Photographer Eric Zamora, Florida Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 X269.
Nov 11 7th Annual Bikers on Parade for the USA, Starts SFCC, Ends Alachua County Fairgrounds, 331-9706.
Nov 11 "Ballet Folklórico de México de Amalia Hernández”, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Nov 11 James King Memorial Veteran's Concert by the Gainesville Community Band, Gainesville High School, 472-7224.
Nov 11 Gainesville Chamber Orchestra's Annual Beethoven Concert, University Auditorium, 336-5448.
Nov 12 Veteran’s Day Observed Holiday
Nov 12 – 18 "Oliver" A Musical - "Please Sir, can I have some more?", Gainesville Community Playhouse, 376-4949.
Nov 13 The Actors’ Gang in 1984, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Nov 13 Bill Allred and The Classic Jazz Band, Savannah Grande Reception Hall, 379-0300.
Nov 13 Chamber Concert, SFCC Auditorium E, 395-5310.
Nov 13 Recital, Thomas Center, 262-4451.
Nov 14 Childlike Consulting presents "Mr. Al", Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Nov 14 March of Dimes Annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner, Best Western Gateway Grand, 378-9522.
Nov 14 "The Bill Allred Classic Jazz Band", Savannah Grande, 379-0300.
Nov 15 3 Mo’ Divas, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Nov 15 Children's Home Society's "Celebrate Adoption", Haile Village Center, 334-0955.
Nov 15 Recital, Thomas Center, 335-3536.
Nov 16 Ahn Trio with the David Benoit Trio, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Nov 16 UF School of Music Percussion Ensemble-Steel Drum Ensemble, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Nov 16 Slim Goodbody presents "The Bodyology Show", Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Nov 16 – 17 Pinks All Out, Gainesville Raceway, 377-0046.
Nov 16 – 17 "The Illusion", Performing Arts Center at P.K. Yonge, 392-1554.
Nov 17 Cross Creek Volunteer Fire Department's 2nd Fall Festival, Cross Creek County Park.
Nov 18 Yamato The Drummers of Japan, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Nov 18 2nd Annual Family Fun Day, Partnership for Strong Families Building, 393-2740.
Nov 19 Foundation for the Promotion of Music Stellar Student Recital, Thomas Center, 376-5492.
Nov 19 – Jan 17 Art Exhibit: "Annual Fine Arts Faculty Exhibit", Santa Fe Gallery, 392-5464.
Nov 20 Tango Buenos Aires, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Nov 20 UF School of Music Jazz Band, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Nov 20 – Feb 1 Art Exhibit: "Graphic Studio: Word & Image Printmaking", University Gallery, 392-0201 X 229.
Nov 21, 23 Salzburg Marionettes, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Nov 22 Thanksgiving Day Holiday Observed
Nov 23 – Dec 23 "A Tuna Christmas", Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
Nov 24 Cane Boil, Morningside Nature Center, 334-2170.
Nov 24 Farm to Family Music Concerts, Alachua, 386-462-5479.
Nov 24 – Dec 23 A Christmas Carol, Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
Nov 25 11th Annual Holiday Traditions Concert: "A Musical Celebration", Phillips Center, 377-2622.
Nov 26 – Dec 7 Art Exhibit: "Trees of Life", President's Lobby, SFCC, 395-5464.
Nov 27 UF School of Music Orchestra, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Nov 28 Georgian State Show, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Nov 28 UF School of Music Symphonic Band, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Nov 29 The Art of Poetry - A Reading of Poems, Harn Museum, 392-9826.
Nov 29 UF School of Music Orchestra, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Nov 29 – 30 Holiday Vocal Concert, Performing Arts Center at P.K. Yonge, 392-1554.
Nov 29 – Dec 16 "Oliver" A Musical - "Please Sir, can I have some more?", Gainesville Community Playhouse, 376-4949.
Nov 29 – Jan 17 Art Exhibit: Quilts Exhibit, President's Lobby, SFCC, 395-5464.
Nov 30 Gainesville Ballet Theatre's Performance Series for Children & Youth Presents Act II of "The Little Match Girl", Phillips Center, 371-3358.
Nov 30 – Dec 1 Gainesville Ballet Theatre's 30th Annual Production of the Full-Length Ballet "The Little Match Girl", Phillips Center, 371-3358.
Nov 30 – Dec 2 UF School of Theatre and Dance presents "Agbedidi", Constans Theatre, 392-1653.
Nov 30 – Dec 2 Suwannee Old-Time Music Weekend, Stephen Foster State Park, White Springs, 386 397-4478.
Nov 30 – Dec 3 Florida Players present "The House of Yes", Phillips Center Black Box, 392-2787.
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Sunday, September 30, 2007
October Festival and Event Calendar
Oct 2007 Events, Exhibits, Festivals and Performances
Oct 1 Homecoming Pageant, Presented by Florida Blue Key, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Oct 1 – 14 Art Exhibit: "Nature and Still Life, Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
Oct 1 – 18 Art Exhibit: Gainesville Artisans Guild, President's Lobby, SFCC, 395-5464.
Oct 1 – 19 Art Exhibit - "A Dying Breed" Photography, Focus Gallery, 392-0201 X229.
Oct 1 – 28 Art Exhibit: "Evolution", Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
Oct 1 – 31 Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived, Fl. Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 X269.
Oct 1 – 31 From Dürer to Renoir: European Prints from the Harn Museum Collection, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
Oct 1 – 31 "The Soul of Florida Landscapes" paintings by Gary Borse, Fl. Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 X269.
Oct 1 – 31 Art Exhibit: "A Private Eye: Latin American Prints", Grinter Gallery, 392-0201 X229.
Oct 1 – 31 Art Exhibit: "Painted Dreams, Santa Fe Gallery, 395-5464.
Oct 1 – 31 Exhibit: "Photographic Formalities: Ansel Adams to Weegee”, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
Oct 2 – 31 Art Exhibit: "Just Suppose" Photographs, University Gallery, 392-0201 X229.
Oct 4 The Derek Trucks Band, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Oct 4 UF School of Music Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Oct 4 – 7 UF School of Theatre and Dance presents "The Cherry Orchard", Constans Theatre, 392-1653.
Oct 5 Hank Williams III, The Venue, Info: ticketweb.com.
Oct 5 14th Annual Charity Golf Classic to benefit STOP! Children's Cancer, Inc, Haile Plantation Golf and Country Club, 377-2622.
Oct 5 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Jacare Brazil, Agbedidi Jellya, Marimba Ayin, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
Oct 5 The Everyday Theatre presents "American Buffalo", Civic Media Center, 376-4008.
Oct 5 – 6 Grassroots $ 2007 Challenge Drag Racing, Gainesville Raceway, 377-0046.
Oct 5 Feed-A-Frog Fridays, Morningside Nature Center, 393-8756.
Oct 5 – 6 56th Annual Jeannie Ball, Stephen Foster State Park, White Springs, 386-397-2733.
Oct 5 – 7 Florida Players Presents "The Shape of Things, Phillips Center Black Box, 392-2787.
Oct 6 Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, University Auditorium, 392-1900.
Oct 6 4-H and Open Horse Show, Canterbury Equestrian ShowPlace, Newberry.
Oct 6 Literacy Fest, Downtown Headquarters Library, 334-3900.
Oct 6 2007 Latino Film Festival - "Mi Mejor Enemigo/ My Best Enemy", Hippodrome Theater, Info: riosim@ci.gainesville.fl.us.
Oct 6 150th Anniversary Celebration of Chartering, Gainesville Lodge #41, 332-0071.
Oct 6 Appraisal Fair, Micanopy Historical Society Museum, 466-3200.
Oct 6 "Vanguard Jazz Orchestra", University Auditorium, 392-2787.
Oct 6 – 7 23rd Annual Art Festival at Thornebrook, Thornebrook Village, 384-3642.
Oct 7 Gainesville Suzuki Players Concert, Thomas Center, 472-2106.
Oct 7 An Author Gala With Erik Larson, Savannah Grande, 334-3900.
Oct 7 Lecture: W.M. "Bill" Hunt, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826 X112.
Oct 7 "Edible Painting" and "Pumpkin Patch; 3D Glass", Gainesville Artisans Guild Gallery, 378-1383.
Oct 7 Shobana and Ensemble, Bharatanatyam Dance Concert., Phillips Center, 392-3787.
Oct 7 Pride Film Festival, Hippodrome, 375-4477.
Oct 8 Columbus Day
Oct 9 "Sammy Figueroa Latin Jazz", Savannah Grande, 379-0300.
Oct 9 United Way 50th Anniversary Dinner, UF Reitz Union Ballroom, 331-2800.
Oct 9 – 31 "The Ceramics of Toshiko Takaezu: Function, Form and Surface", Harn Museum, 392-9826.
Oct 10 "Jacare Brazil.", Phillips Center, 392-0223.
Oct 11 Family Fun Night at McDonald’s, 9620 NW 39th Ave McDonald’s.
Oct 11 UF School of Music Orchestra Concert, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Oct 11 The Charles Dean Memorial Concert, Lincoln Middle School, 472-7224.
Oct 11 An Evening with David Sedaris, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Oct 12 Air Force Academy Band, Phillips Center, 392-3261.
Oct 12 "Celtic Woman", O'Connell Center, 392-1900.
Oct 12 “Crumbs From The Table of Joy”, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Oct 12 Waldo Fall Festival, Waldo Community School, 468-1451.
Oct 13 Saltwater Fishing Tournament to Benefit March of Dimes, Cedar Key Pier.
Oct 13 Melrose Pumpkin Festival, SR 26 in Melrose, 475-1533.
Oct 13 Hawthorne Hog Fest, Hawthorne YMCA Sports Complex.
Oct 13 High Springs Fall Festival, Downtown High Springs, 386-454-3120.
Oct 13 Fall at the Farm, Rocky Hammock, Historic Drummond Farm, Chiefland.
Oct 13 Marvin Hamlisch and Joel Grey, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 13 Kimball Wiles Fall Festival,Kimball Wiles Elementary School, 955-6955.
Oct 13 Adult Dodgeball Tournament, Sidney Lanier School.
Oct 13 12th Annual Open House and Fall Plant Sale, Kanapaha Botanical Gardens, 372-4981.
Oct 13 Hoggetowne Music and Muscle Car 2nd Annual Music and Car Fest, NW 13th St and 53rd Ave, 271-4772.
Oct 13 Gainesville Pride Festival, Downtown Community Plaza, 375-6236.
Oct 13 – 14 Fall Parade of Homes.
Oct 13 – 14 ButterflyFest 2007, Florida Museum of Natural History, 352-846-2000 X245.
Oct 13 – 17 Alachua County Library District Giant Used Book Sale, 430 N. Main St., 375-1676.
Oct 14 Harvest Moon Festival, Main Street, Alachua.
Oct 14 American Indian Dance Theatre, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 14 Talich String Quartet, university Auditorium, 392-1900.
Oct 15 ClubCorp Charity Classic, Haile Plantation Golf And Country Club,
Oct 16 – 18 Rinde Eckert – Horizon, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 18 “Delightful Duos, Terrific Trios”, Gainesville Chamber Orchestra, Thomas Center, 336-5448.
Oct 18 – 21 7th Annual Gainesville Senior Games, Various Gainesville Locations, 338-9300.
Oct 19 Fall Native Plant Sale, Morningside Nature Center, 393-8756.
Oct 19 – 20 Evita, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 19 – 28 Alachua County Fair, Fair Grounds, 372-1537.
Oct 19 – 31 Night of the Living Dead, Hippodrome, 375-4477.
Oct 20 McIntosh 1890’s Festival, Downtown McIntosh, 591-0438.
Oct 20 Fuzzy Friends Yard Sale to Benefit Humane Society of Alachua County, 2029 NW 6th St, 373-5855.
Oct 20 Meet The Artist Reception, Gallery Under the Oaks, Micanopy, 466-9229.
Oct 20 – 21 Fall Parade of Homes.
Oct 20 – 21 DragResultsResults.com Drag Racing, Gainesville Raceway, 377-0046.
Oct 24 Meyer/Bush/Douglas, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 25 5th Annual City Scream Haunted House, Rosa B. Williams Recreation Center, 524 NW 1st St.
Oct 25 Murray Perahia, Piano, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 25 Shelly Fraiser Mickle, Matheson Museum, 378-2280.
Oct 26 9th Annual Gram Parsons Tribute/Benefit Concert, Downtown Community Plaza,
Oct 26 Gainesville Woman’s Antique Show, Gainesville Womans’ Club,
Oct 27 4th Annual Quilt Exhibit, Dudley Farm Historic State Park, 271-4998.
Oct 28 Opera Potpourri, Phillips Center, 392-0223.
Oct 29 – 31 "Ground Truth" Evidence of Paris through Drawing + Digital Media, Focus Gallery, 392-0201 X229.
Oct 30 Paul Taylor Dance Company, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 31 Halloween
Oct 31 TNT Open Competition, Gainesville Raceway,
Oct 31 "Boo at the Zoo", SFCC Teaching Zoo, 395-5601.
Oct 31 UF School of Music Organ Studio Recital, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Oct 1 Homecoming Pageant, Presented by Florida Blue Key, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Oct 1 – 14 Art Exhibit: "Nature and Still Life, Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
Oct 1 – 18 Art Exhibit: Gainesville Artisans Guild, President's Lobby, SFCC, 395-5464.
Oct 1 – 19 Art Exhibit - "A Dying Breed" Photography, Focus Gallery, 392-0201 X229.
Oct 1 – 28 Art Exhibit: "Evolution", Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
Oct 1 – 31 Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived, Fl. Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 X269.
Oct 1 – 31 From Dürer to Renoir: European Prints from the Harn Museum Collection, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
Oct 1 – 31 "The Soul of Florida Landscapes" paintings by Gary Borse, Fl. Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 X269.
Oct 1 – 31 Art Exhibit: "A Private Eye: Latin American Prints", Grinter Gallery, 392-0201 X229.
Oct 1 – 31 Art Exhibit: "Painted Dreams, Santa Fe Gallery, 395-5464.
Oct 1 – 31 Exhibit: "Photographic Formalities: Ansel Adams to Weegee”, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
Oct 2 – 31 Art Exhibit: "Just Suppose" Photographs, University Gallery, 392-0201 X229.
Oct 4 The Derek Trucks Band, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Oct 4 UF School of Music Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Oct 4 – 7 UF School of Theatre and Dance presents "The Cherry Orchard", Constans Theatre, 392-1653.
Oct 5 Hank Williams III, The Venue, Info: ticketweb.com.
Oct 5 14th Annual Charity Golf Classic to benefit STOP! Children's Cancer, Inc, Haile Plantation Golf and Country Club, 377-2622.
Oct 5 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Jacare Brazil, Agbedidi Jellya, Marimba Ayin, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
Oct 5 The Everyday Theatre presents "American Buffalo", Civic Media Center, 376-4008.
Oct 5 – 6 Grassroots $ 2007 Challenge Drag Racing, Gainesville Raceway, 377-0046.
Oct 5 Feed-A-Frog Fridays, Morningside Nature Center, 393-8756.
Oct 5 – 6 56th Annual Jeannie Ball, Stephen Foster State Park, White Springs, 386-397-2733.
Oct 5 – 7 Florida Players Presents "The Shape of Things, Phillips Center Black Box, 392-2787.
Oct 6 Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, University Auditorium, 392-1900.
Oct 6 4-H and Open Horse Show, Canterbury Equestrian ShowPlace, Newberry.
Oct 6 Literacy Fest, Downtown Headquarters Library, 334-3900.
Oct 6 2007 Latino Film Festival - "Mi Mejor Enemigo/ My Best Enemy", Hippodrome Theater, Info: riosim@ci.gainesville.fl.us.
Oct 6 150th Anniversary Celebration of Chartering, Gainesville Lodge #41, 332-0071.
Oct 6 Appraisal Fair, Micanopy Historical Society Museum, 466-3200.
Oct 6 "Vanguard Jazz Orchestra", University Auditorium, 392-2787.
Oct 6 – 7 23rd Annual Art Festival at Thornebrook, Thornebrook Village, 384-3642.
Oct 7 Gainesville Suzuki Players Concert, Thomas Center, 472-2106.
Oct 7 An Author Gala With Erik Larson, Savannah Grande, 334-3900.
Oct 7 Lecture: W.M. "Bill" Hunt, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826 X112.
Oct 7 "Edible Painting" and "Pumpkin Patch; 3D Glass", Gainesville Artisans Guild Gallery, 378-1383.
Oct 7 Shobana and Ensemble, Bharatanatyam Dance Concert., Phillips Center, 392-3787.
Oct 7 Pride Film Festival, Hippodrome, 375-4477.
Oct 8 Columbus Day
Oct 9 "Sammy Figueroa Latin Jazz", Savannah Grande, 379-0300.
Oct 9 United Way 50th Anniversary Dinner, UF Reitz Union Ballroom, 331-2800.
Oct 9 – 31 "The Ceramics of Toshiko Takaezu: Function, Form and Surface", Harn Museum, 392-9826.
Oct 10 "Jacare Brazil.", Phillips Center, 392-0223.
Oct 11 Family Fun Night at McDonald’s, 9620 NW 39th Ave McDonald’s.
Oct 11 UF School of Music Orchestra Concert, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Oct 11 The Charles Dean Memorial Concert, Lincoln Middle School, 472-7224.
Oct 11 An Evening with David Sedaris, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Oct 12 Air Force Academy Band, Phillips Center, 392-3261.
Oct 12 "Celtic Woman", O'Connell Center, 392-1900.
Oct 12 “Crumbs From The Table of Joy”, Phillips Center, 392-2787.
Oct 12 Waldo Fall Festival, Waldo Community School, 468-1451.
Oct 13 Saltwater Fishing Tournament to Benefit March of Dimes, Cedar Key Pier.
Oct 13 Melrose Pumpkin Festival, SR 26 in Melrose, 475-1533.
Oct 13 Hawthorne Hog Fest, Hawthorne YMCA Sports Complex.
Oct 13 High Springs Fall Festival, Downtown High Springs, 386-454-3120.
Oct 13 Fall at the Farm, Rocky Hammock, Historic Drummond Farm, Chiefland.
Oct 13 Marvin Hamlisch and Joel Grey, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 13 Kimball Wiles Fall Festival,Kimball Wiles Elementary School, 955-6955.
Oct 13 Adult Dodgeball Tournament, Sidney Lanier School.
Oct 13 12th Annual Open House and Fall Plant Sale, Kanapaha Botanical Gardens, 372-4981.
Oct 13 Hoggetowne Music and Muscle Car 2nd Annual Music and Car Fest, NW 13th St and 53rd Ave, 271-4772.
Oct 13 Gainesville Pride Festival, Downtown Community Plaza, 375-6236.
Oct 13 – 14 Fall Parade of Homes.
Oct 13 – 14 ButterflyFest 2007, Florida Museum of Natural History, 352-846-2000 X245.
Oct 13 – 17 Alachua County Library District Giant Used Book Sale, 430 N. Main St., 375-1676.
Oct 14 Harvest Moon Festival, Main Street, Alachua.
Oct 14 American Indian Dance Theatre, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 14 Talich String Quartet, university Auditorium, 392-1900.
Oct 15 ClubCorp Charity Classic, Haile Plantation Golf And Country Club,
Oct 16 – 18 Rinde Eckert – Horizon, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 18 “Delightful Duos, Terrific Trios”, Gainesville Chamber Orchestra, Thomas Center, 336-5448.
Oct 18 – 21 7th Annual Gainesville Senior Games, Various Gainesville Locations, 338-9300.
Oct 19 Fall Native Plant Sale, Morningside Nature Center, 393-8756.
Oct 19 – 20 Evita, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 19 – 28 Alachua County Fair, Fair Grounds, 372-1537.
Oct 19 – 31 Night of the Living Dead, Hippodrome, 375-4477.
Oct 20 McIntosh 1890’s Festival, Downtown McIntosh, 591-0438.
Oct 20 Fuzzy Friends Yard Sale to Benefit Humane Society of Alachua County, 2029 NW 6th St, 373-5855.
Oct 20 Meet The Artist Reception, Gallery Under the Oaks, Micanopy, 466-9229.
Oct 20 – 21 Fall Parade of Homes.
Oct 20 – 21 DragResultsResults.com Drag Racing, Gainesville Raceway, 377-0046.
Oct 24 Meyer/Bush/Douglas, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 25 5th Annual City Scream Haunted House, Rosa B. Williams Recreation Center, 524 NW 1st St.
Oct 25 Murray Perahia, Piano, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 25 Shelly Fraiser Mickle, Matheson Museum, 378-2280.
Oct 26 9th Annual Gram Parsons Tribute/Benefit Concert, Downtown Community Plaza,
Oct 26 Gainesville Woman’s Antique Show, Gainesville Womans’ Club,
Oct 27 4th Annual Quilt Exhibit, Dudley Farm Historic State Park, 271-4998.
Oct 28 Opera Potpourri, Phillips Center, 392-0223.
Oct 29 – 31 "Ground Truth" Evidence of Paris through Drawing + Digital Media, Focus Gallery, 392-0201 X229.
Oct 30 Paul Taylor Dance Company, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
Oct 31 Halloween
Oct 31 TNT Open Competition, Gainesville Raceway,
Oct 31 "Boo at the Zoo", SFCC Teaching Zoo, 395-5601.
Oct 31 UF School of Music Organ Studio Recital, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
Saturday, September 1, 2007
September Festivals and Events
September 1 – 2 Best of Florida Bluegrass Reunion, Dixieland Music Park, Waldo, 352-468-3988.
September 1 – 2 Art Exhibit - "American Vision", Melrose Bay Art Gallery, 475-3866.
September 1 – 9 Exhibit: "Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Cuban Art from the Farber Collection", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
September 1 – 14 Art Exhibit: "43rd Annual School of Art & Art History Faculty Exhibition", University Gallery, 392-0201 x 229.
September 1 – 30 Exhibit: "Refined Radiance: Chinese Glass Of The Qing Dynasty, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
September 1 – 30 "Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived.", Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 x269.
September 1 – 30 Exhibit: "From Dürer to Renoir: European Prints from the Harn Museum Collection", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
September 1 – 30 "The Soul of Florida Landscapes" paintings by Gary Borse, Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 x 269.
September 1 – 30 Art Exhibit: "Nature and Still Life", Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
September 3 – 30 Stained Glass Works of Martha Swift, Gallery Under the Oaks, Micanopy, 466-9229.
September 4 – 28 Art Exhibit: "A Private Eye: Latin American Prints", Grinter Gallery, 392-0201x229.
September 4 – 30 Art Exhibit: Gainesville Artisans Guild, President's Lobby, SFCC, 395-5464.
September 6 – 29 "An Evening of Monty Python Vignettes, Acrosstown Repertory Theatre, 375-1321.
September 7 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Charles Ray and the Righteous Kind, The Ones To Blame, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
September 7 – 23 "Beau Jest" A Comedy, Gainesville Community Playhouse, 376-4949.
September 7 – 30 "Doubt", Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
September 8 First Annual "Come To The River" Healing Arts Festival And Workshop, Stephen Foster State Park, White Springs, 386/397-1920.
September 8 – 29 Children's Studio Classes - "Exploring the Harn through Clay Printmaking and Bookmaking", Harn’s Goforth Learning Center, 392-9826 x 112.
September 8 – 30 Art Exhibit: "Evolution", Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
September 9 North Central Florida Blues Society, Inc. Quarterly Concert, The Side Bar, 264-1573.
September 9 Opening for "Equinox”, Gainesville Artisans Guild Gallery, 378-1383.
September 9 Gallery Talk: Kerry Oliver-Smith, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
September 9 Jay’s Dress Shop presents "Bridal Expo, Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 392-2787.
September 10 – 21 Art Exhibit: "A Certain Physicality", J. Wayne Reitz Union, 392-2378.
September 11 "The Ira Sullivan Quartet", Savannah Grande, 379-0300.
September 11 Dave Matthews Band with the Wailers, Stephen C. O'Connell Center, 392-5500.
September 14 Parsons Dance Company, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
September 14 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series - Electronic Subsouth Presents Girls On Film, Indigo Vox, Oddknock, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
September 14 "Parsons Dance Company", Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 392-2787.
September 15 2007 Latino Film Festival, Hippodrome Theater, Info: riosim@ci.gainesville.fl.us.
September 16 UF School of Music Carillon Recital, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
September 16 Old Time Dance, Oleno State Park, High Springs, 386-454-1853.
September 16 – 30 Classes - "Introduction to Sculpture", Harn’s Goforth Learning Center, 392.9826 x 112.
September 17 – 28 Art Exhibit - "A Dying Breed" Photography by Randy Batista, Focus Gallery, 392-0201 x229.
September 17 – 28 Art Exhibit: "Painted Dreams," Santa Fe Gallery, 395-5464.
September 20 – 27 Classes - "Drawing Through the Museum", Harn’s Goforth Learning Center, 392-9826 X112.
September 20 – 27 Classes - "Introduction to Watercolor Painting", Harn’s Goforth Learning Center, 392-9826 x 112.
September 21 Blue Collar Comedian Ron White, Stephen C. O'Connell Center, 392-5500.
September 21 “Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Holopaw and Michael Holland, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
September 21 UF School of Music Unbalanced Connection, UF Music Bldg, 392-0223.
September 22 Civil War Expo, Olustee Battlefield Historic State Park, 386-397-7005.
September 22 "Cleopatra : a rock ballet", Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 371-2986.
September 22 2007 Latino Film Festival - "Whisky", Hippodrome Theater, Info: riosim@ci.gainesville.fl.us.
September 22 Eric Yerman Memorial 5K Run & Family Walk, Westside Park, 377-3559.
September 22 Farm to Family Music Concerts presents Daryl Brewer and Friends, Jamie Defrates and Susan Brown, Quartermoon with Billy Gilmore, Alachua, 386-462-5479.
September 22-23 4th Annual Scott Firefighter Combat Challenge, Oaks Mall, 338-9300.
September 25 – 30 Art Exhibit: "Just Suppose" Photographs by Jerry Uelsmann & Maggie Taylor, University Gallery, 392-0201 x 229.
September 27 Pamina Devi: A Cambodian Magic Flute, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
September 28 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Umoja Orchestra and Worldwide Zoo, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
September 28 – 30 UF School of Theatre and Dance presents "The Cherry Orchard", Constans Theatre, 392-1653.
September 28 – 30 Exhibit: "Photographic Formalities: Ansel Adams to Weegee", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
September 29 2007 Latino Film Festival, Hippodrome Theater, Info: riosim@ci.gainesville.fl.us.
September 1 – 2 Art Exhibit - "American Vision", Melrose Bay Art Gallery, 475-3866.
September 1 – 9 Exhibit: "Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Cuban Art from the Farber Collection", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
September 1 – 14 Art Exhibit: "43rd Annual School of Art & Art History Faculty Exhibition", University Gallery, 392-0201 x 229.
September 1 – 30 Exhibit: "Refined Radiance: Chinese Glass Of The Qing Dynasty, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
September 1 – 30 "Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived.", Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 x269.
September 1 – 30 Exhibit: "From Dürer to Renoir: European Prints from the Harn Museum Collection", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
September 1 – 30 "The Soul of Florida Landscapes" paintings by Gary Borse, Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 x 269.
September 1 – 30 Art Exhibit: "Nature and Still Life", Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
September 3 – 30 Stained Glass Works of Martha Swift, Gallery Under the Oaks, Micanopy, 466-9229.
September 4 – 28 Art Exhibit: "A Private Eye: Latin American Prints", Grinter Gallery, 392-0201x229.
September 4 – 30 Art Exhibit: Gainesville Artisans Guild, President's Lobby, SFCC, 395-5464.
September 6 – 29 "An Evening of Monty Python Vignettes, Acrosstown Repertory Theatre, 375-1321.
September 7 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Charles Ray and the Righteous Kind, The Ones To Blame, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
September 7 – 23 "Beau Jest" A Comedy, Gainesville Community Playhouse, 376-4949.
September 7 – 30 "Doubt", Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
September 8 First Annual "Come To The River" Healing Arts Festival And Workshop, Stephen Foster State Park, White Springs, 386/397-1920.
September 8 – 29 Children's Studio Classes - "Exploring the Harn through Clay Printmaking and Bookmaking", Harn’s Goforth Learning Center, 392-9826 x 112.
September 8 – 30 Art Exhibit: "Evolution", Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
September 9 North Central Florida Blues Society, Inc. Quarterly Concert, The Side Bar, 264-1573.
September 9 Opening for "Equinox”, Gainesville Artisans Guild Gallery, 378-1383.
September 9 Gallery Talk: Kerry Oliver-Smith, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
September 9 Jay’s Dress Shop presents "Bridal Expo, Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 392-2787.
September 10 – 21 Art Exhibit: "A Certain Physicality", J. Wayne Reitz Union, 392-2378.
September 11 "The Ira Sullivan Quartet", Savannah Grande, 379-0300.
September 11 Dave Matthews Band with the Wailers, Stephen C. O'Connell Center, 392-5500.
September 14 Parsons Dance Company, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
September 14 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series - Electronic Subsouth Presents Girls On Film, Indigo Vox, Oddknock, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
September 14 "Parsons Dance Company", Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 392-2787.
September 15 2007 Latino Film Festival, Hippodrome Theater, Info: riosim@ci.gainesville.fl.us.
September 16 UF School of Music Carillon Recital, University Auditorium, 392-0223.
September 16 Old Time Dance, Oleno State Park, High Springs, 386-454-1853.
September 16 – 30 Classes - "Introduction to Sculpture", Harn’s Goforth Learning Center, 392.9826 x 112.
September 17 – 28 Art Exhibit - "A Dying Breed" Photography by Randy Batista, Focus Gallery, 392-0201 x229.
September 17 – 28 Art Exhibit: "Painted Dreams," Santa Fe Gallery, 395-5464.
September 20 – 27 Classes - "Drawing Through the Museum", Harn’s Goforth Learning Center, 392-9826 X112.
September 20 – 27 Classes - "Introduction to Watercolor Painting", Harn’s Goforth Learning Center, 392-9826 x 112.
September 21 Blue Collar Comedian Ron White, Stephen C. O'Connell Center, 392-5500.
September 21 “Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Holopaw and Michael Holland, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
September 21 UF School of Music Unbalanced Connection, UF Music Bldg, 392-0223.
September 22 Civil War Expo, Olustee Battlefield Historic State Park, 386-397-7005.
September 22 "Cleopatra : a rock ballet", Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 371-2986.
September 22 2007 Latino Film Festival - "Whisky", Hippodrome Theater, Info: riosim@ci.gainesville.fl.us.
September 22 Eric Yerman Memorial 5K Run & Family Walk, Westside Park, 377-3559.
September 22 Farm to Family Music Concerts presents Daryl Brewer and Friends, Jamie Defrates and Susan Brown, Quartermoon with Billy Gilmore, Alachua, 386-462-5479.
September 22-23 4th Annual Scott Firefighter Combat Challenge, Oaks Mall, 338-9300.
September 25 – 30 Art Exhibit: "Just Suppose" Photographs by Jerry Uelsmann & Maggie Taylor, University Gallery, 392-0201 x 229.
September 27 Pamina Devi: A Cambodian Magic Flute, Phillips Center, 392-1900.
September 28 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Umoja Orchestra and Worldwide Zoo, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
September 28 – 30 UF School of Theatre and Dance presents "The Cherry Orchard", Constans Theatre, 392-1653.
September 28 – 30 Exhibit: "Photographic Formalities: Ansel Adams to Weegee", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
September 29 2007 Latino Film Festival, Hippodrome Theater, Info: riosim@ci.gainesville.fl.us.
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
August Festivals and Events
August 2007 Events, Festivals and Performances
August 1 – 3 "H.O.T. Summer," a H.O.T. (Handbuilt or Thrown) Clay Ceramics Exhibition, FOCUS Gallery- UF, 359-9747.
August 1 – 19 "Gainesville Fine Arts Association Annual Members Show", Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
August 1 – 24 Art Exhibit- "In the House: Domestic Arts from the Horn of Africa", Grinter Gallery, 392-0201 x 230.
August 1 – 31 "7th Annual Regional Juried Exhibition", Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
August 1 – 31 Exhibit: "Refined Radiance: Chinese Glass Of The Qing Dynasty, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
August 1 – 31 Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Cuban Art from the Farber Collection", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
August 1 – 31 ”Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived", Florida Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 x 269.
August 1 – 31 Exhibit: "From Dürer to Renoir: European Prints from the Harn Museum Collection", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
August 2 – 12 The Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged", Nadine McGuire Black Box Theatre, 392-1653.
August 3 “Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents The Captives, Pat Koch, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
August 3 – 4 18th Annual GSOC Golf Classic, Ironwood Golf Course, 352-338-9300.
August 3 – 5 "Shout! The Mod Musical", Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
August 3 – 31 Art Exhibit - "American Vision" - Photography by Jim Santangelo, Melrose Bay Art Gallery, 475-3866.
August 4 "Mr. Jack Daniel’s Original Silver Cornet Band", Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 392-2787.
August 4 Williston Gospel Music Festival, Williston Elementary School,
August 9 Cuba on Film: "Cuba: Art and the Revolution", Harn Museum of Art, 392.9826 x 112.
August 10 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents 6th Street Rhythm and Blues Review, Rusty Swing, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
August 17 5th Annual "Arts 4 the Senses", Easter Seals at Altrusa House, 377-7708.
August 17 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Pol Parsley the Thai Elvis, Lightnin Harpo, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
August 17 – 18 18th Annual GSC Golf Classic, Ironwood Golf Course, 338-9300.
August 18 – 19 Seventh Annual "Art at the Oaks" Fine Arts and Crafts Festival, Oaks Mall, 331-1029.
August 20 Alachua County School begins.
August 24 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Oh Sanders, The Dauntless, Bang Bang Boom, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
August 25 – 31 Art Exhibit: "Nature and Still Life", Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
August 31 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents The Duppies, Spencer Garn Organ Trio, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
August 31 "The Wedding Singer", Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 392-2787.
August 1 – 3 "H.O.T. Summer," a H.O.T. (Handbuilt or Thrown) Clay Ceramics Exhibition, FOCUS Gallery- UF, 359-9747.
August 1 – 19 "Gainesville Fine Arts Association Annual Members Show", Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
August 1 – 24 Art Exhibit- "In the House: Domestic Arts from the Horn of Africa", Grinter Gallery, 392-0201 x 230.
August 1 – 31 "7th Annual Regional Juried Exhibition", Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
August 1 – 31 Exhibit: "Refined Radiance: Chinese Glass Of The Qing Dynasty, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
August 1 – 31 Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Cuban Art from the Farber Collection", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
August 1 – 31 ”Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived", Florida Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 x 269.
August 1 – 31 Exhibit: "From Dürer to Renoir: European Prints from the Harn Museum Collection", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
August 2 – 12 The Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged", Nadine McGuire Black Box Theatre, 392-1653.
August 3 “Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents The Captives, Pat Koch, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
August 3 – 4 18th Annual GSOC Golf Classic, Ironwood Golf Course, 352-338-9300.
August 3 – 5 "Shout! The Mod Musical", Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
August 3 – 31 Art Exhibit - "American Vision" - Photography by Jim Santangelo, Melrose Bay Art Gallery, 475-3866.
August 4 "Mr. Jack Daniel’s Original Silver Cornet Band", Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 392-2787.
August 4 Williston Gospel Music Festival, Williston Elementary School,
August 9 Cuba on Film: "Cuba: Art and the Revolution", Harn Museum of Art, 392.9826 x 112.
August 10 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents 6th Street Rhythm and Blues Review, Rusty Swing, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
August 17 5th Annual "Arts 4 the Senses", Easter Seals at Altrusa House, 377-7708.
August 17 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Pol Parsley the Thai Elvis, Lightnin Harpo, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
August 17 – 18 18th Annual GSC Golf Classic, Ironwood Golf Course, 338-9300.
August 18 – 19 Seventh Annual "Art at the Oaks" Fine Arts and Crafts Festival, Oaks Mall, 331-1029.
August 20 Alachua County School begins.
August 24 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Oh Sanders, The Dauntless, Bang Bang Boom, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
August 25 – 31 Art Exhibit: "Nature and Still Life", Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
August 31 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents The Duppies, Spencer Garn Organ Trio, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
August 31 "The Wedding Singer", Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 392-2787.
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
July Calendar of Events
July 2007 Events, Festivals and Performances
July 1 “The Producers”, Phillips Center for Performing Arts, 392-2787.
July 1 “Shout! The Mod Musical", Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
July 1 – 8 Art Exhibit: "Juror’s Choice: The Select", Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
July 1 – Sept 9 Exhibit: "Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Cuban Art from the Farber Collection", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
July 1 – Oct 1 Exhibit: "Refined Radiance: Chinese Glass Of The Qing Dynasty, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
July 1 – Jan 6 "Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived.", Florida Museum of Natural History- UF, 846-2000 x 269.
July 2 – 13 Art Exhibit: Italy and Greece Through the Eyes of Santa Fe, President's Lobby, SFCC, 395-5464.
July 2 – 13 Art Exhibit: "The Millennium Portfolio," J. Wayne Reitz Union, The Gallery, 392-2378.
July 2 – Aug 24 Art Exhibit: "In the House: Domestic Arts from the Horn of Africa", Grinter Gallery, 392-0201 x 230.
July 2 – Aug 3 Art Exhibit: "H.O.T. Summer”, FOCUS Gallery- UF, 359-9747.
July 3 Fanfares & Fireworks, UF Bandshell, 392-5551 X1106.
July 4 Clamerica Celebration, Cedar Key, 352-543-5600.
July 5 – Aug 12 "The Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged", Nadine McGuire Black Box Theatre, 392-1653.
July 6 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series, Performance Poetry hosted by Third Eye Spoken, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
July 6 – 8 "Our Town" by the UF School of Theatre and Dance, Constans Theatre, 392-1653.
July 6 –29 The Hot Mikado, Gainesville Community Playhouse, 376-4949.
July 6 – Sept 2 Art Exhibit - "American Vision", Melrose Bay Art Gallery, 475-3866.
July 7 – Aug 19 Gainesville Fine Arts Association Annual Members Show, Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
July 11 "Gainesville Jazz All-Stars", Savannah Grande, 379-0300.
July 13 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series, Used Blues & Third Stone, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
July 14 – Sept 3 Art Exhibit: 7th Annual Regional Juried Exhibition, Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
July 17 – Jan 6 Exhibit: "From Dürer to Renoir: European Prints from the Harn Museum Collection", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
July 20 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series, Quartermoon and The Leadon Family, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
July 27 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series, Papercranes and Morningbell, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
July 28 Bell Wood Turners Demonstration Day, Bell Community Center, 472-2054.
July 29 "The Fab Four", Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 392-2787.
July 1 “The Producers”, Phillips Center for Performing Arts, 392-2787.
July 1 “Shout! The Mod Musical", Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
July 1 – 8 Art Exhibit: "Juror’s Choice: The Select", Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
July 1 – Sept 9 Exhibit: "Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Cuban Art from the Farber Collection", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
July 1 – Oct 1 Exhibit: "Refined Radiance: Chinese Glass Of The Qing Dynasty, Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
July 1 – Jan 6 "Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived.", Florida Museum of Natural History- UF, 846-2000 x 269.
July 2 – 13 Art Exhibit: Italy and Greece Through the Eyes of Santa Fe, President's Lobby, SFCC, 395-5464.
July 2 – 13 Art Exhibit: "The Millennium Portfolio," J. Wayne Reitz Union, The Gallery, 392-2378.
July 2 – Aug 24 Art Exhibit: "In the House: Domestic Arts from the Horn of Africa", Grinter Gallery, 392-0201 x 230.
July 2 – Aug 3 Art Exhibit: "H.O.T. Summer”, FOCUS Gallery- UF, 359-9747.
July 3 Fanfares & Fireworks, UF Bandshell, 392-5551 X1106.
July 4 Clamerica Celebration, Cedar Key, 352-543-5600.
July 5 – Aug 12 "The Complete Works of Shakespeare Abridged", Nadine McGuire Black Box Theatre, 392-1653.
July 6 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series, Performance Poetry hosted by Third Eye Spoken, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
July 6 – 8 "Our Town" by the UF School of Theatre and Dance, Constans Theatre, 392-1653.
July 6 –29 The Hot Mikado, Gainesville Community Playhouse, 376-4949.
July 6 – Sept 2 Art Exhibit - "American Vision", Melrose Bay Art Gallery, 475-3866.
July 7 – Aug 19 Gainesville Fine Arts Association Annual Members Show, Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
July 11 "Gainesville Jazz All-Stars", Savannah Grande, 379-0300.
July 13 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series, Used Blues & Third Stone, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
July 14 – Sept 3 Art Exhibit: 7th Annual Regional Juried Exhibition, Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
July 17 – Jan 6 Exhibit: "From Dürer to Renoir: European Prints from the Harn Museum Collection", Harn Museum of Art, 392-9826.
July 20 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series, Quartermoon and The Leadon Family, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
July 27 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series, Papercranes and Morningbell, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
July 28 Bell Wood Turners Demonstration Day, Bell Community Center, 472-2054.
July 29 "The Fab Four", Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 392-2787.
Saturday, June 2, 2007
June Calendar of Events
June 1 Yulee Railroad Days Concert at the Downtown Plaza, Gainesville, 495-1044.
June 1 – 2 “True West”, Acrosstown Repertory Theatre, 375-1321.
June 1 – 2 Yulee Days Celebration, Various Locations in Archer, 495-1044.
June 1 – 2 Yulee Days Melrose Connection Festival, Melrose,www.YuleeRailRoadDays.org.
June 1 – 2 High Springs Yulee Railroad Days, James Paul Park, (386) 454-1416.
June 1 – 3 Yulee Railroad Exhibits, Cedar Key State Museum, www.YuleeRailRoadDays.org.
June 1 – 3 A Railroad Time Machine, Matheson Museum, 378-2280.
June 1 – 3 Guided tours set in the Yulee era, Dudley Farm Historical State Park, 472-1142.
June 1 – 3 Hawthorne Historic Museum & Model Railroad Exhibits, Hawthorne Historic Museum, 481-4491.
June 1 – 3 Cross Creek Yulee Railroad Days, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Historic State Park. 495-1044.
June 1 – 29 “In the House: Domestic Arts from the Horn of Africa", Grinter Gallery, 392-0201 x 230.
June 1 – 30 "Ron and Janet Haase: Side by Side", Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
June 1 – 30 "Juror’s Choice: The Select", Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
June 1 – 30 Folk Art Benefit for Haven Hospice Phil Robinson, Melrose Bay Art Gallery, 475-3866.
June 1 – 30 The Gallery Under the Oaks, Micanopy’s Log Cabin, 466-9229.
June 2 Micanopy Yulee Railroad Days, Micanopy Historical Society Museum, 495-1044.
June 2 53rd Annual Watermelon Festival, East Park Avenue, Chiefland, 493-2330.
June 2 Cotton Club Groundbreaking and Yulee Rail Road Days Fish Fry, The Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center, 495-1044.
June 2 “Railroad Plantation Life” and “Talking Walls”, Haile Homestead at Kanapaha Plantation.
June 2 Paynes Prairie by Bicycle, Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park, 466-4100.
June 2 – 4 Waldo Yulee Railroad Days, Waldo Flea Market, 495-1044.
June 4 – 29 Summer Spectacular Camp: Session I. Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
June 8 Summer Musical, Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
June 8 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Africa 2000, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
June 8 – 13 "Our Town", Constans Theatre, 392-1653.
June 8 – July 1 "Shout! The Mod Musical", Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
June 9 6th Annual Crape Myrtle Tree Sale, Oaks Mall Parking Lot, 338-3123.
June 9-10 DragRaceResults.com GoodYear Bracket Racing Series, Gainesville Raceway, 377-0046.
June 10 Old Time Dance with live music by the Flying Turtles String Band, Oleno State Park, High Springs, 386-454-1853.
June 12 Bill Pierce Quartet, Savannah Grande, 379-0300.
June 14 – 16 Theatre Santa Fe presents "Black Box Production", Aud. E – SFCC, 395-5464.
June 15 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
June 15 2nd Annual Bike Fest, Bradford County Fairgrounds, 904-964-5278.
June 15 Hike the San Felasco Hammock Preserve, Sponsered by Santa Fe CC, 246-7009.
June 16 Delicate Designs - Chinese Glass, Harn Museum of Art, 392.9826 x 112.
June 16 – 17 First Annual Juneteenth Festival and Juried Art Show, Lincoln Park, 273-1174.
June 16 – 17 A Triple Cross Dude Ranch Event DeLuca Toyota's PBR, Southeastern Livestock Pavilion – Ocala, 572-5589.
June 16 – Jan 6 "Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived.", Florida Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 x 269.
June 17 Father’s Day, Don’t forget !
June 22 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents The Soulphonics, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
June 22 Hike Paynes Prairie Along the La Chula Trail, Sponsored by Santa Fe CC, 246-7009.
June 23 Hershey Track and Field Florida Qualifier, Gainesville Sports Commission, 338-9300.
June 29 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents The Legendary JCs, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
June 29 – July 1 "The Producers" the new Mel Brooks musical, Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 392-2787.
June 30 City-Wide Rally for Christians in Community, Downtown Community Plaza, 328-6354.
June 1 – 2 “True West”, Acrosstown Repertory Theatre, 375-1321.
June 1 – 2 Yulee Days Celebration, Various Locations in Archer, 495-1044.
June 1 – 2 Yulee Days Melrose Connection Festival, Melrose,www.YuleeRailRoadDays.org.
June 1 – 2 High Springs Yulee Railroad Days, James Paul Park, (386) 454-1416.
June 1 – 3 Yulee Railroad Exhibits, Cedar Key State Museum, www.YuleeRailRoadDays.org.
June 1 – 3 A Railroad Time Machine, Matheson Museum, 378-2280.
June 1 – 3 Guided tours set in the Yulee era, Dudley Farm Historical State Park, 472-1142.
June 1 – 3 Hawthorne Historic Museum & Model Railroad Exhibits, Hawthorne Historic Museum, 481-4491.
June 1 – 3 Cross Creek Yulee Railroad Days, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Historic State Park. 495-1044.
June 1 – 29 “In the House: Domestic Arts from the Horn of Africa", Grinter Gallery, 392-0201 x 230.
June 1 – 30 "Ron and Janet Haase: Side by Side", Thomas Center Mezzanine Gallery, 393-8532.
June 1 – 30 "Juror’s Choice: The Select", Thomas Center Main Gallery, 393-8532.
June 1 – 30 Folk Art Benefit for Haven Hospice Phil Robinson, Melrose Bay Art Gallery, 475-3866.
June 1 – 30 The Gallery Under the Oaks, Micanopy’s Log Cabin, 466-9229.
June 2 Micanopy Yulee Railroad Days, Micanopy Historical Society Museum, 495-1044.
June 2 53rd Annual Watermelon Festival, East Park Avenue, Chiefland, 493-2330.
June 2 Cotton Club Groundbreaking and Yulee Rail Road Days Fish Fry, The Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center, 495-1044.
June 2 “Railroad Plantation Life” and “Talking Walls”, Haile Homestead at Kanapaha Plantation.
June 2 Paynes Prairie by Bicycle, Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park, 466-4100.
June 2 – 4 Waldo Yulee Railroad Days, Waldo Flea Market, 495-1044.
June 4 – 29 Summer Spectacular Camp: Session I. Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
June 8 Summer Musical, Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
June 8 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents Africa 2000, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
June 8 – 13 "Our Town", Constans Theatre, 392-1653.
June 8 – July 1 "Shout! The Mod Musical", Hippodrome State Theatre, 375-4477.
June 9 6th Annual Crape Myrtle Tree Sale, Oaks Mall Parking Lot, 338-3123.
June 9-10 DragRaceResults.com GoodYear Bracket Racing Series, Gainesville Raceway, 377-0046.
June 10 Old Time Dance with live music by the Flying Turtles String Band, Oleno State Park, High Springs, 386-454-1853.
June 12 Bill Pierce Quartet, Savannah Grande, 379-0300.
June 14 – 16 Theatre Santa Fe presents "Black Box Production", Aud. E – SFCC, 395-5464.
June 15 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
June 15 2nd Annual Bike Fest, Bradford County Fairgrounds, 904-964-5278.
June 15 Hike the San Felasco Hammock Preserve, Sponsered by Santa Fe CC, 246-7009.
June 16 Delicate Designs - Chinese Glass, Harn Museum of Art, 392.9826 x 112.
June 16 – 17 First Annual Juneteenth Festival and Juried Art Show, Lincoln Park, 273-1174.
June 16 – 17 A Triple Cross Dude Ranch Event DeLuca Toyota's PBR, Southeastern Livestock Pavilion – Ocala, 572-5589.
June 16 – Jan 6 "Megalodon: Largest Shark that Ever Lived.", Florida Museum of Natural History, 846-2000 x 269.
June 17 Father’s Day, Don’t forget !
June 22 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents The Soulphonics, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
June 22 Hike Paynes Prairie Along the La Chula Trail, Sponsored by Santa Fe CC, 246-7009.
June 23 Hershey Track and Field Florida Qualifier, Gainesville Sports Commission, 338-9300.
June 29 "Let's Go Downtown" Plaza Series presents The Legendary JCs, Gainesville Community Plaza, 393-8527.
June 29 – July 1 "The Producers" the new Mel Brooks musical, Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, 392-2787.
June 30 City-Wide Rally for Christians in Community, Downtown Community Plaza, 328-6354.
Monday, May 28, 2007
Leaving the Fort
I must get at least 5 real estate magazines a month, and often it is hard to make it through all of them. Also, I have subscriptions to another 3 online trade email news services. This article was interesting, and I wanted to share it with you. Food for thought.
Leaving the Fort: Tips for Protecting Your Home While You’re Away
RISMEDIA, May 25, 2007-"On the road again" seems to be the summertime anthem, indicating that the vacation season is here. However, fun in the sun means being responsible and ensuring the safety of your family and your home. Peter McMurtrie, chief claims officer for Grange Insurance, offers up some advice for safe traveling and preparation.
According to McMurtrie, a few simple precautions made before you leave the house can ensure a much happier return. "The best way to ruin an enjoyable vacation is to come home to preventable problems," McMurtrie says.
Before an extended getaway, McMurtrie advises to:
- Give a trip itinerary and emergency numbers to a trusted friend or neighbor.- Remove all "hidden" exterior house keys.- Let your security company know you will be out of town.- Stop your newspaper, mail and package deliveries through the U.S. Postal Service.- Turn off the water and gas supply to prevent leaks or water damage while you're away.- Make arrangements for a friend, family member or neighbor to take care of your home, including maintenance of your lawn and care of the family pet.- Put lights, radios and televisions on timers to give the impression that your home is being lived in while you're gone.- Make sure that valuables are not in plain sight from exterior windows.- Consider engraving identification information on larger items such as stereos and televisions.- Check all doors and windows to ensure locks are working properly.
"It may seem like a lot to get done before a trip, but the peace of mind is far more important than anything while you're away," McMurtrie says.
Before hitting the road, have your car thoroughly serviced and filled with gas, and inspect your car safety kit to make sure it has all the necessities: water, jumper cables, flares, flashlights, equipment to change a tire and a first aid kit. It's also a great idea to pack non-perishable snacks, food and juice. Now you're ready to buckle up and go!
"These few simple precautions can make all the difference between coming back to a secure home or returning to a mess of troubles," McMurtrie says. "So head to that open road and return home safely."
For more information, visit http://www.grangeinsurance.com.
Leaving the Fort: Tips for Protecting Your Home While You’re Away
RISMEDIA, May 25, 2007-"On the road again" seems to be the summertime anthem, indicating that the vacation season is here. However, fun in the sun means being responsible and ensuring the safety of your family and your home. Peter McMurtrie, chief claims officer for Grange Insurance, offers up some advice for safe traveling and preparation.
According to McMurtrie, a few simple precautions made before you leave the house can ensure a much happier return. "The best way to ruin an enjoyable vacation is to come home to preventable problems," McMurtrie says.
Before an extended getaway, McMurtrie advises to:
- Give a trip itinerary and emergency numbers to a trusted friend or neighbor.- Remove all "hidden" exterior house keys.- Let your security company know you will be out of town.- Stop your newspaper, mail and package deliveries through the U.S. Postal Service.- Turn off the water and gas supply to prevent leaks or water damage while you're away.- Make arrangements for a friend, family member or neighbor to take care of your home, including maintenance of your lawn and care of the family pet.- Put lights, radios and televisions on timers to give the impression that your home is being lived in while you're gone.- Make sure that valuables are not in plain sight from exterior windows.- Consider engraving identification information on larger items such as stereos and televisions.- Check all doors and windows to ensure locks are working properly.
"It may seem like a lot to get done before a trip, but the peace of mind is far more important than anything while you're away," McMurtrie says.
Before hitting the road, have your car thoroughly serviced and filled with gas, and inspect your car safety kit to make sure it has all the necessities: water, jumper cables, flares, flashlights, equipment to change a tire and a first aid kit. It's also a great idea to pack non-perishable snacks, food and juice. Now you're ready to buckle up and go!
"These few simple precautions can make all the difference between coming back to a secure home or returning to a mess of troubles," McMurtrie says. "So head to that open road and return home safely."
For more information, visit http://www.grangeinsurance.com.
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