Lemon Bay Historical Society
Calendar
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DATE |
SPEAKER |
TOPIC |
DETAILS |
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February 3 -- 11 |
PLAY TIME! |
The Case Of The Purple Porpoise | |
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LEMON BAY HISTORY FESTIVAL |
MANY! | ||
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CRACKER FAIR | ||
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February 28 |
Charles Blanchard |
Thirty years of Canoe Archaeology in Southwest Florida, and the Books It Has Produced |
Author, archaeologist and historian Charles Blanchard discusses the study of Native American Canoes. His most recent books: "Boca Grande, Lives of an Island," and "One Island, Three Hometowns," will be excerpted and featured in the talk. |
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March 27 |
Mary Tracy |
ARTISTS ACRES AND LOIS BARTLETT TRACY |
World-famous artist Lois Bartlett Tracy spent much of her life in Englewood and designed a unique artist’s retreat. Mary Tracy discusses the life of the artist and the restoration of this unique location. |
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April 14 – 7:00, April 15 – 2:00 (Sat/Sun) |
Jack Rabito (Bob Scott in last year’s “The Case of The Crushed Conch”) |
“Give ‘Em Hell, Harry” | |
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April 24 |
Englewood Shell Club |
TBA |
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EMAIL ADDRESSES:
GENERAL CONCERNS:
Charlie Hicks
TO VIEW OR SCHEDULE THE CHURCH FOR EVENTS
Terry Zic
For more information, call…
941.473.8491
OR WRITE:
P. O. Box 1245
Englewood FL 34293-1245
All meetings are at the Green St. Church, 416 W. Green St., Englewood, at 7:00 PM. The Public is invited, there is no charge.
The fourth Billery Dean Murder Mystery – with musical interludes – set in Englewood of 1947 and New Jersey of 1957, the great detective must deal with Red Tide, murder, snowstorms, and live television production.
Feb 3—10
The Green St. Church
2:00 pm Saturday
7:00 pm Fri, Sat, Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri
Tickets: $8 for 1, $10 for 2
Reservations: Call 941-474-3764 or email njean1943@aol.com
THE CASE OF THE
PURPLE PORPOISE