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If you like fried, boiled, grilled, or blackened seafood, you’ll love it at this year’s festival! Come out and enjoy some of Florida’s finest seafood as well as music, rides, arts & crafts, and games for the whole family!
Sea Walk Pavillion, Jacksonville Beach at 12 noon – 10pm on Saturday March 15, 2008
(904) 249-3972 or visit the website.
Born 1962 in NYC, East Harlem “El Barrio”. Bhad Bhabie bickett nude David Lugo became one of the most talented, & well-respected percussionist in the Latin Jazz, Salsa, R&B genre. His first performance in the big leagues came at the age of 15 playing congas with the legendary percussionist, Jose Mangual Jr. The concert will be held on Sunday, January 27th at 5 pm at Four Points by Sheraton Historic Savannah – 520 West Bryan Street. (Bryan & MLK). The concert is free for Coastal Jazz Association members and $10 for non-members. Attendees who join CJA while at the concert will also be admitted for free.
David Lugo served as a facilitator/teacher for veteran musician Johnny Colon & The East Harlem Music School in East Harlem “El Barrio” New York City for more then 10 years while performing and touring the world with the best & world renowned artists in the business like Hector Lavoe, Ray Barretto, Tito Puente, Dizzy Gillespie, Stanley Turrentine, Celia Cruz, Willie Colon, Ruben Blades, Jon Faddis, Jorge Dalto, Joe Cuba, Oscar D’Leon, Ismael Miranda, Eddie & Charlie Palmieri, Jaco Pastorius, Dave Valentin, Lalo Rodriguez, Jimmy Sabater, Johnny Pacheco, Carlos “Patato” Valdez, Jose Mangual, Jr., Bobby Rodriguez Y La Compañia, Jimmy Bosch and many more.
Currently, David Lugo has his own group called David Lugo & Latin Jazz Motion in which he incorporates all of the Jazz flavors unto Latin Jazz rhythms. His talented musicians perform many selections of jazz tunes for all to enjoy. You can often find David Lugo & Latin Jazz Motion performing in Savannah, in clubs like, Jazz’d Tapes, Cha-Bella’s, Il Pasticcio, The Mansion, The Jazz Corner, North Beach Grill At Tybee Island, Savannah Down Under, Club Tropicana & many others.
For More Information: www.coastal-jazz.org or call 912.675.5419.
This is your special invitation to the most unique bridal show of the year! On January 6th 2008, A Wonderful Wedding® will host The Bridal Expo at the Gaillard Municipal Auditorium in downtown Charleston. Come join us from 1:00 to 5:00 and make sure to catch Charleston’s premier fashion show at 3:00
* Experience over 60 vendors in an interactive environment.
* See the latest bridal fashion trends.
* The men can relax in the all-inclusive Grooms’ room with football games, drinks, and cigars.
* Musicians set the mood and provide entertainment throughout the day
* Sample hors d’oeuvres and relax with complimentary cocktails
* View all of the latest options for distinctive props and decor for your wedding
Pre-register on-line now to reserve your ticket for just $8.00. Tickets will be available at the door the day of the show for $10.
What You Will Receive
Special keepsake totes will be given to all brides, which will include a copy of the wedding planning guide, A WONDERFUL WEDDING, as well as other great gifts to use to plan your big day! Great door prizes will be given away including a honeymoon package! 843-795-7544
A new church steeple is coming to Charleston to change the skyline reports The Post and Courier today. The city’s skyline has always been dominated by steeples, so this is a positive change when the Cathedral of St John at 122 Broad Street will add a steeple.
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Stewart Copeland, Blind Boys of Alabama, Audra McDonald, Wycliffe Gordon, Porter Wagoner & Marty Stuart, Angelique Kidjo, Emerson String Quartet, Cherryholmes, Derek Trucks Band, Beaux Arts Trio, Béla Fleck, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra with Garrick Ohlsson, Ricky Skaggs & Bruce Hornsby and others contribute to Georgia’s largest musical arts event
Savannah, Georgia – The Savannah Music Festival (SMF) unveiled its ambitious 2008 program, a 17-day musical arts marathon featuring nearly 100 events that comprise Georgia’s largest music festival. The not-for-profit organization announced that between March 20 and April 5, 2008, its expansion will continue with an array of premieres, one-time-only productions, singular U.S. appearances by international artists and a wealth of educational initiatives. The 19th annual festival will be spread throughout theatres, auditoriums, clubs, open-air thoroughfares and historic places of worship in the old seaport city at the start of its 275th anniversary year.