Looking for something to do the weekend on the Islands? Below are a few events happening around town. For additional information go to the Sanibel Chamber of commerce: www.sanibel-captiva.org
| Feb 22 Defamation – The Play, by Todd Logan |
| Defamation Written by Todd Logan Show Runs February 20 – March 2When Race, Class, Religion and the Law Collide … A Conversation Begins. In a trial full of twists and turns, this riveting courtroom drama explores the issues of class, religion, race and gender. With the audience as the jury you will decide the final verdict. Written by Todd Logan, the play leads the audience through a journey of complex issues and emotions as tensions are slowly escalated and the characters’ defenses are increasingly stripped bare. The cast will be available after each performance to discuss the topics and issues raised in the play.Dates & Times: Thursday, February 20, Opening Night Reception: 7 pm, Show starts at 8 pm New 4 pm Sunday Twilight Shows: February 23; March 2 8 pm Shows: February 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28; and March 1Adult $42. Children 17 and under: $5 ticket(s) with the purchase of an adult ticket. Students with Valid Student ID: $5 |
| Feb 23 Sanibel Island Farmer’s Market | ||||||
| The Sanibel Island Farmers Market begins Sunday, November 3 at Sanibel City Hall, 800 Dunlop Road (Between the Library and BIG ARTS). The market will reoccur each Sunday from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. through April 29th, 2014. . Market organizers Jean Baer and Betsy Ventura are happy to report that they have 30+ vendors participating this year. The expanded list of participants include baked goods, live plants, honey, pasta, cheese, sausages, fresh fish, fresh produce, organic veggies and many other good things that make a trip to the Sanibel Island Farmer’s Market a delight. Jean and Betsy have worked hand in hand with the city to insure the Farmers Market remains true to its intent and offers high quality specialized items and caters to the needs of the community.. |
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| Feb 23 Songs on Sanibel: VOICES OF NAPLES | ||||||||
| The Voices, the small vocal ensemble of the auditioned chorale VOICES OF NAPLES, will be presenting “Bach to Broadway”. Conducted by Dr. Douglas Renfroe, the program will feature soprano Lesley Frost. Lauren Dillard will play Flute, Dan Sweeny will be featured on Double Bass and trumpets Mary Bowden and Christ Neron will also play on several compositions. The afternoon will feature a musical perspective of music from Bach’s magnificent Crucifixus from his Mass in B-minor to Handel’s glorious Let Their Celestial Concerts All Unite moving into selections by Verdi and Gershwin. The concert will also include several familiar arrangements of well-loved contemporary Broadway productions. | ||||||||
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