Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of December.
Good morning, Sarasota.
East County first graders share their heartfelt and creative letters to Santa, expressing their hopes and Christmas wishes.
Richard Pierson, owner of the Sarasota Toy Museum, aims to revive interest in physical toys despite changing trends and kids' growing screen time.
Robleh Kirce, once a beneficiary of SPARCC's support during family turmoil, now aids similar survivors through his business's initiative, highlighting the nonprofit's critical role at its 45th gala.
The Holidays at The Bay Community Celebration brought together attendees from diverse backgrounds for various festive activities, including crafts, dancing, and a movie screening, emphasizing its goal of being an inclusive 'one park for all.'
The Sarasota Police Department alerts the public to an increase in e-bike and dirt bike thefts by deceptive buyers on online marketplaces.
Lloyd Suh's play 'The Heart Sellers,' currently showing at Florida Studio Theatre, explores the journey of Asian immigrants in America post-Hart-Celler Immigration Act, focusing on their cultural assimilation and the complexities of building new lives through the story of two women.
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Ringling College has opened registration for its winter semester, offering over 90 educational opportunities for adults in a variety of subjects.
The Myakka River habitat restoration project enhances ecosystem health by limiting human access, aiding in the recovery of native flora and fauna.
Paid parking enforcement on St. Armands and Lido Key will restart on January 2, 2025, after hurricane-induced interruptions, to comply with financial obligations from the 2017 city-issued bonds.
Out-of-Door Academy's girls varsity soccer team faces a challenging defeat against Braden River but uses it as an opportunity for growth and preparation for tougher postseason competitions.
Scott Curts: Live Performance at Marina Jack
Scott Curts, an accomplished singer, songwriter, and producer, showcases his unique 'loop' styling influenced by a diverse range of musical inspirations.
Live Music Performance by Scott Curts
Scott Curts, an accomplished singer-songwriter known for his unique 'loop' styling, performs live at Marina Jack accompanied by his German Shepherd, Apollo.
Live Music Performance by Bri Rivera
Bri Rivera, a talented musician from Puerto Rico, will showcase her vocal and guitar skills at Marina Jack in Sarasota.
Sarasota Saturday Cycling Ride - 32 Miles with First Responder Club
This is a moderate-paced cycling event for all fitness levels, featuring a scenic 32-mile route designed for enjoyment and camaraderie among participants.
Home for the Holidays Concert
This annual celebration features beloved Christmas carols and seasonal tunes performed by Key Chorale and guest vocalist Liz Callaway at the Venice Performing Arts Center.
Bri Rivera Live Performance
Bri Rivera, a talented musician from Puerto Rico, will be performing at Marina Jack, showcasing her skills on the cuatro and guitar.
Live Performance by Scott Curts
Scott Curts, an accomplished singer and songwriter, will perform live at Marina Jack, showcasing his unique 'loop' music style accompanied by his German Shepherd, Apollo.
Bri Rivera Live Performance
Bri Rivera, a talented musician and vocalist from Puerto Rico, showcases her musical skills at Marina Jack in Sarasota.
Klez Fest Celebration
Experience an evening of lively Eastern European Jewish and Yiddish music, featuring performances by Sarasota’s own Yiddish Cowboys, along with dining and artisan marketplaces.
Holiday Bird Walk for Young Birders at The Celery Fields
The Florida Young Birders Club hosts a guided bird walk and song workshop for kids and teens, focusing on local bird species and nature exploration at The Celery Fields.
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