By Charmaine Engelsman-Robins Enjoying the end of 2018 and bidding it a fond farewell What a great month Siesta Key has in store for music and food lovers! December begins with a huge family-friendly event at the pavilion of Siesta Read More
By Charmaine Engelsman-Robins Parliament. Alice in Chains. Sinatra. Bruno Mars. Grover Washington. Prince. Nat King Cole. Santana. George Clinton. Stevie Wonder. Eric Clapton. Motown (et al)… See anything you like? Oh good, then you’re going to have a great time Read More
28By Charmaine Engelsman-Robins Ted Stevens & the Doo-Shots If ever we needed a good-time band to give us a lift and make us smile, this is that time. During The Great Depression, movie houses were jammed with patrons seeking escape Read More
By Charmaine Englesman-Robins The Lisa Ridings Band Lots of places are referred to as a “melting pot,” but Siesta Key has to be one of the smallest areas with the biggest diversity. Visitors flock here from all over the world, Read More
By Charmaine Engelsman-Robins “Twinkle Twinkle little star …” “Little” star? Not hardly. Twinkle Schascle Ursula Yochim’s big, long name matches her big personality, big smile, big voice, and big heart. What instantly endears her to crowds, turns Read More
By Charmaine Engelsman-Robins If you love piano music of any style, you’ll love John Hetherington, Fridays at Flavio’s Brick Oven and Bar. There are a lot of people for whom childhood piano lesson memories are, shall we say, Read More
Ren·ais·sance man noun a person with many talents or areas of knowledge When Marc Mosby and the Instigators take the Beach Club stage for Cinco de Mayo, you’re going to hear some great music. Mostly reggae, some from very Read More
Siesta Sounds By Charmaine Engelsman-Robins Dana Lawrence and Kettle of Fish Living in an area with lots of local talent readily available is a real blessing. Before long you have at least one favorite band or singer, and any Read More
By Charmaine Engelsman-Robins “Hard work pays off – hard work beats talent any day, but if you’re talented and work hard, it’s hard to be beat.” ~ Robert Griffin III When Sarasota’s infamous noise ordinance killed southwest Florida’s thriving Read More
By Charmaine Engelsman-Robins B.C. HATHAWAY Threading neatly through the southern end of Siesta Key is Midnight Pass Road, a winding two-lane drive named for what was an adjacent natural waterway created hundreds of years ago by Mother Read More
