
Sounds on Centre July 5, 2019
It’s the first Saturday in July… time to dance in the streets of Fernandina with Island Vibe
It’s the first Saturday in July… time to dance in the streets of Fernandina with Island Vibe
Sounds on Centre is set to begin on April 5, 2019, from 6 to 8:00 p.m. the season’s opening band will be Str8Up.
Celtic music is coming to Amelia Island at the Story and Song Neighborhood Bookstore, March 16, 2019
Held the 1st weekend in May, The Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival’s musical headliner is…
Bandleader/drummer Les DeMerle and Vocalist Bonnie Eisele will showcase their musical careers in an intimate setting upstairs at the Story & Song Bookstore Bistro on Saturday, August 18, beginning at 7:30 P.M.
The Christiania Piano Quartet will perform music of Mozart, Korngold, Bériot, Halvorsen and Schumann on February 2nd as part of the seventeenth season of the Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival.
Amelia Pasta, a long standing staple at the farmers market is holding a Pasta Blowout Sale – all in-stock flavors of penne, linguini, fettuccini, and orzo are on sale for only $5.00 per bag, no rainchecks.
Entitled “The French Connection,” the main event will be Francis Poulenc’s Gloria, which the singers will also perform at Carnegie Hall in New York in February.
‘Tis the season for winter produce and Cabbage Creek has a table full of veggies including kohlrabi, carrots, radishes, romaine, kale, spinach and Swiss chard.
Poke, Man, fruit pies, lamb, goat and bison can now be found at Fernandina’s farmers market on historic Amelia Island.
Soon after meeting, Dan and Shell began playing music together and a wonderful friendship was born. They can be seen and heard all over Fernandina Beach.
Featuring over twenty-one musicians with a variety of professional singers, entertainers and other acts, this family friendly holiday show is sure to get everyone in the spirit.
Vendors of Fernandina’s farmers market will decorate with their best in hopes of winning a free booth rental, and customers are the judges!
Does the holiday shopping have you tied up in knots? Come to the farmers market and get a message from the students enrolled in FSCJ’s Massage Therapy program.
Customers tell me they are developing addictions. We have one guy who claims to be addicted to the hydroponic lettuce from Bacon’s Select Produce.