Archive for October, 2011
October 22 is Music Walk downtown don’t forget.
PLEASE FORWARD TO YOUR FRIENDS!
http://www.fortmyersmusicwalk.com
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: Michael Cavanaugh & the Edison pops Orchestra
Michael is the pianist / singer who was hand-picked by Billy Joel to open his Broadway musical Movin’ Out. Returning to the Edison stage, Michael will perform his newest show: “The Songs of Elton John, Billy Joel and More!”
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Purchase Tickets Online Now!
Gates open at 5pm | Concert begins at 7pm
Reserved Table Seating: $40 per person or
$400 per table of 10
General Admission: $20 in advance; $25 at gate
Nature Center Friendly forest walk for the kids and Carnival Frightmare for those that wish to be scared.
A good friend of mine Jen, told me about the friendly forest walk that is going on from 2-5pm for the little ones. Don’t show up after 7:30 with the little ones because this looks pretty scary. In the past they have only had the Friendly forest walk this year they added the Carnival Frightmare for those that wish to jump and scream in the woods. You choose which one for your family
Our Haunted Walk 2011 is entitled Carnival Frightmare!!! This brand new event features a series of fright stations, including the Blood Butcher Shop with brutal victims, the Unfriendly Clown section, our traditional cemetery scene, and a new features-the Sensory Deprivation Tunnel, complete with fog machines and strobe lights. The Sensory Deprivation Tunnel, where we deprive you of your normal senses and prey on the others!
This event is Adult-oriented, minimum customer age is 13 years old. 12 Scary Nights!
Dates: Thursday, Oct. 20 thru Halloween night, Oct. 31
Times: 7:30PM to 10:00PM
Location: Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium
3450 Ortiz Avenue
Fort Myers, FL
239-275-3435
www.calusanature.org
Admission charge: $10/customer
October 22nd Fort Myers High School is turning 100 and We Want you to celebrate with Us.
My good friends Stephanie Ink and Kimber Cook wanted me to let you know about this great event.
Fort Myers High School celebrates one hundred years of excellence at the inaugural Green and White Ball scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 22.
The public event will take place at Harborside Event Center and celebrates all past alumni and supporters who have contributed to the academic and athletic success of one of the most established schools in the state. The evening includes a welcome reception at 5 p.m. followed by dinner and an awards tribute at 6 p.m.
Fort Myers High School will also pay homage to past “Greenies” and award the Greenie of Distinction honor to an alumnus or alumna who has demonstrated excellence in his or her professional life, service to the community and to FMHS.
Guests will enjoy a silent auction, performances by the Fort Myers High School Band and Riptide dance team, and presentation of colors by ROTC.
Currently ranked as the 72nd best high school in America by Newsweek magazine and the 90th best high school in America by The Washington Post, Fort Myers High School past alumni include distinguished citizens such as Sam Galloway, Barbara B. Mann, Berne Davis and political leaders U.S. Congressman Connie Mack and Representative Nick Thompson.
Proceeds from the event benefit the athletic, band and ROTC booster clubs, and the founding of an alumni association.
Individual tickets for the Green and White Ball are only $55 each; tables of eight can be reserved for $550. For more information, email greenandwhiteball@gmail.com.
October 22nd Free Family event at the Alliance of the Arts from 10:00 am till 3:00pm
My good friend Lydia Black says there is lot to do for the whole family. Eventsfortmyers.com will be there to cover the great day.
Come sample the many ways you can get involved and experience the arts in Southwest Florida! Watch area performing groups sing, dance, play instruments and act in mini-performances on the open air amphitheater stage. Witness creativity unfolding before your eyes as local visual artists demonstrate their talents in painting, drawing, sculpting and mixed media demonstrations.
Cultural Organizations
Art League of Fort Myers * Art Poems * ArtFest Fort Myers * Artful Missions * Arts For Act * Broadway Palm Dinner Theater * Calusa Carvers * Cape Coral Art Studio * Cultural Park Theater * Cute as a Button Creations * Florida Repertory Theatre * Gulf Coast Symphony * Gulf Coast Writers Association * Imaginarium Science Center * Laurel Fine Arts Foundation * LMHS Arts in Healthcare * Music Together * Nerveana Medical * Pan American Alliance * Pushing Daisies * Signature Chamber Concerts * Southwest Florida Symphony * Southwest Florida Craft Guild * Southwest Florida Historical Society * Southwest Florida Symphony * Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center * Symphonic Chorale of Southwest Florida * Tracy Theriault Designs * Weavers of Char-Lee * WGCU Public Media
Artists & Authors
Andrea Trank * Be the Breath * Bill North * Bruce Wm. Walsh * David Hammell * Dominick Bello * Doug MacGregor * Geoff Coe * Pamela Cupp * Terry Lynn Spry * The Tube Dude
Performers
Creative Theater Workshop * Dance Alliance * Dance Warehouse * Jeanne Bochette/Gulf Coast Dance * Flutist Kat Epple * Kellyn Celtic Arts Irish Dance Academy * Noah Waddell * North Fort Myers Academy for the ArtsSW Florida Fencing Academy * Young Artists Awards
Performance schedule:
10:25 Creative Theater Workshop – Preview of the musical comedy “Dear Edwina”
10:50 Kellyn Celtic Arts Irish Dance Academy – Irish and Highland dances
11:25 Dance Warehouse – Competitive dance — lyrical, hiphop, jazz, musical theater (ages 4-16)
11:50 Gulfcoast Dance
12:15 Young Artists Awards – Award-winning vocalist Sam Bostic
12:40 Oficina da Capoeira – Brazilian artform combining elements of martial arts/dance
1:05 N Fort Myers Academy – Perform jazz, pompon, lyrical dances with dramatic scenes
1:30 Noah Waddell – 10-year-old Noah will perform classic piano scores of major composers
1:55 Dance Alliance – Perform “Monster Mash” with interactive audience participation
2:20 S.W. Florida Fencing Academy – The art and science of modern fencing
Special appearences by: Chick-Fil-A * Florida Virtual School * Lee County Library System BookMobile * Fort Myers Fire Department * Shy Wolf Sanctuary
Kids can win a free week of summer camp by creating their own piece of “fall-themed art” by downloading this form and bringing it to the festival on October, 22nd.









