SRQ DAILY Jul 21, 2020
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The words “fish” and “to-go” don’t quite belong together. People rarely ask for their leftover lobster to be boxed up at a restaurant and if you don’t finish a grouper sandwich, shame on you. Fish just seems to get fishy after it’s been out of the pan, broiler or baking sheet for 30 minutes, and even people that claim to love fish dislike when fish gets fishy. So, in an effort to add an element of adventure to my largely stay-at-home life, I decided to experiment with to-go fish.
For this experiment, I opted to go with a dish from Peruvian Grill by Maemi on the corner of Clark and Beneva, a dish that essentially continues to cook even as you lug it home in a bag: ceviche. The popular Peruvian variety adopted by other Central and South American countries is doused in leche de tigre, which translates into tiger’s milk. The milky marinade contains copious amounts of lime and orange juice, cilantro, garlic, sliced onions and chiles. Its acidity cures the fish, in this case corvina, and infuses it with all the tang and spice of the marinade. Traditionally, sweet potatoes and corn accompany the dish, and this meal was no different.
Still, I was nervous about letting it sit around too long, so I made sure to get to the restaurant a little early. The attendants inside were wearing masks though, unfortunately, the restaurant was empty. I ask about the popularity of the ceviche in the summer, when something cool, tangy and salty can cure a wicked hangover. “Yeah, it’s more popular in the summer,” says one of the masked attendants, “we usually sell a lot to vacationers on Siesta Key.”
My sense of adventure turned into anxiety as I seemed to get caught at every red light on my way home. Would the fish go fishy? Would the acids continue their chemical cooking and render the corvina inedible? No. The ceviche was everything I wanted it to be. I felt full, peppy and hydrated, ready to take on a landscaping project started three weeks ago (don’t judge). The fish was tender and cool, the marinade spiced to perfection and a touch sweet.
Peruvian Grill by Maemi is open Monday through Thursday from 11:30am to 9:00pm, Fridays until 10:00pm, and weekends from 12:00pm to 8:00pm. 
Peruvian Grill by Maemi, 5769 S Beneva Road, 941-923-8902
If there is one culinary culture the U.S.A can truly claim for its own, it’s a good old-fashioned barbeque. Sure we didn’t invent the barbecue, but as far as food culture goes, smoked meats and hefty sides have rooted deep down in American soil. Smoqehouse, a fast casual BBQ restaurant on South Tamiami Trail, decided the only way to improve upon greatness was to spin the globe to uncover flavors from around the world to take our beloved BBQ from classic to exotic. Chef and Owner Andy Kubes shares that Smoqehouse is “focusing on a world view of how different countries and cultures use smoke and fire to flavor and cook food.”
Along with wife Heidi Kubes, this duo wears virtually all the business hats, doing everything from PR to cooking to recipe development. Thought up five years ago, they are now operating two succesful opeartions in Florida. They have a second location on Anna Maria Island as well.
The first way they’ve made a household favorite newly fantastic is by looking up to our northern neighbor: Canada. Fries are delicious, but you know what’s arguably better than normal french fries? French fries smothered in a rich brown gravy and cheese curds. Kiss predictable cornbread to the curb and add poutine to your next BBQ feast. Smoqehouse layers their daily hand-cut fries with a luscious homemade dark-brown gravy and decadent mountain of cheesy curds.
Kubes says Smoqehouse is a scratch kitchen that tends to do things, as famous chef David Chang so eloquently puts it, "the long, hard, stupid way.” This can be confirmed, by their stupidly good Korean Beef sandwich. Another pin on the atlas of worldwide flavors, the thinly sliced beef is drenched in a sweet tangy Korean sauce and topped with a crunchy ginger and lime slaw. Another international iteration includes The Islander sandwich which draws fusion flavors from the Carribean with grilled pineapple and teriyaki mayo.
Smoqehouse BBQ is a refreshing take on southern fare by integrating flavors and spices not typical of usual contenders like pulled pork. Next time you have a craving for something comforting with a twist, head to Smoqehouse and add some stamps to your palatable passport.
Smoqehouse is open Monday through Saturday 11:00am-8:00pm and closed on Sundays at both the Tamiami Trail and Anna Maria Island locations.
Smoqehouse BBQ, 6112 S. Tamiami Trail, 941-923-9090. Pictured: House-cut loaded chips, Poutine, Smoqehouse Cuban, Korean Beef Sandwich.
Gulf Coast Community Foundation was recognized by The NonProfit Times as one of its Best Nonprofits To Work For in 2020. The national publication for nonprofit managers ranked Gulf Coast 22nd on its “top 50” list this year. The foundation ranked eighth in the small nonprofits group (15–49 employees) and, notably, was the only community foundation in the country on this year’s list.
“We know what a challenging time this is for just about every nonprofit and business in our region and beyond,” said Mark Pritchett, Gulf Coast’s President and CEO. “We are fortunate to be part of an organization that is positioned—and expected—to help lead our communities through the COVID-19 crisis. That’s a responsibility our team embraces. Commitment to our mission and living our values are intrinsic to Gulf Coast’s culture.”
“We received official word of our ranking from The NonProfit Times just a few weeks after we pivoted to a remote work model in response to COVID-19,” said Veronica Thames, Chief Operating Officer of Gulf Coast, who was interviewed by the magazine for its accompanying cover story. “As we made that transition, the first thing I heard from several of our staff members was, ‘People want to help, but they don’t know how. I’m so glad we can continue to support our community directly.’ I think that sentiment sums up the alignment of our team with Gulf Coast’s mission, vision, and values.”
This is the fourth time Gulf Coast Community Foundation has been selected as a “Best Nonprofit.” The most recent previous recognition was in 2017.
On July 14th, Gulfcoast South Area Health Education Center (GSAHEC) was recognized by the National AHEC Organization (NAO) with the Dr. Andy Nichol’s Social Justice Award. GSAHEC’s Advanced Cultural Competence Education & Support Services (ACCESS) Program aligns with Dr. Nichols’ vision of social justice and health for all by helping to overcome the cultural and linguistic barriers that promote health disparities in healthcare and community settings. As nearly 30% of Florida’s population speaks a language other than English, addressing social justice in Florida’s healthcare systems is a need that GSAHEC continues to address through the ACCESS Program.The ACCESS Program provides Occupational Spanish, Cultural Competency, and Medical Interpreting training to healthcare, human service and public safety professionals, and those seeking to enter these fields. “It is our honest hope that through the ACCESS Program we can contribute to the education of healthcare providers and community members about the need and benefits of language access and cultural competency for all.”
Pictured: Liliana Irwin, ACCESS Program Director.
Florida Studio Theatre (FST) will present online events this August in recognition of the 100th anniversary of women receiving the right to vote in the United States. The 19th Amendment, ending the fight for American women’s suffrage, was ratified 100 years ago on August 20, 1920. This centennial celebration also marks the close of The Suffragist Project, a two-year, city-wide artistic initiative led by FST under the guidance of Project Director Kate Alexander, which brought together over 55 community organizations to create their own artistic, educational, and cultural programming in recognition of this year’s important milestone. Events will include: Conversations with Leading Women in the Community and Women Unite: A Centennial Celebration with opening remarks given by Mayor of the City of Sarasota, Jen Ahearn-Koch.Featuring special performances of speeches given by famous suffragists, presented by artists from across the country. Get a sneak peek of a new documentary about FST’s Suffragist Project co-produced by BTW Films and METV.
Pictured: Dr. Lonnetta Gaines, Charlayne Hunter-Gault, and Dr. Queen Meccasia Zabriskie at Black Suffragists Remembered: A Community Discussion on January 27, 2020. Photo by Sarah Haley.
Punta Gorda Symphony is pleased to report that its first Virtual Music Camp began last week, on Monday July 13, without a hitch! At 10:00am, the first session of online campers met their instructors and Camp Director Beth Morrison before being assigned to break-out sessions for small-group music lessons. They repeated this schedule on Wednesday and Friday and will continue through July 31. Due to COVID-19 concerns, PGSymphony chose to forego its regular two-week in-person camp and develop something new.
Thanks to partnerships with Boys & Girls Club of Charlotte County and with Guardian ad Litem, a total of 30 youth registered for this year’s Virtual Music Camp. Thanks to Cadence Music in Fort Myers, 22 youth received free loaner instruments for the duration of the camp. This year’s campers include four from Lee County, and even three students from Illinois and Virginia, referred to the program by their grandparents who are patrons of Punta Gorda Symphony.
“It was important for us to make this experience available without barriers,” says Executive Director Craig Badinger. Boys & Girls Club and Guardian ad Litem provided coordinators, space, and computers, and generous sponsors underwrote registration fees when necessary. “In a time like this, we believe it’s important to provide our young musicians and their families with a worry-free experience. Of course, we want them to have fun, too!”
“Music is a transformative force, helping to heal and giving a creative outlet to all who pick up an instrument,” says Jessica Stanfield, Executive Director of Guardian ad Litem Foundation - 20th Judicial Circuit. “We are thrilled so many of those we serve were able to participate in this innovative camp opportunity. Children all over Southwest Florida, some of whom had never touched a musical instrument, are able to experience pure joy through this partnership with the Punta Gorda Symphony, and for that we are so thankful.”
The Eye Associates is proud to announce that Cataract & LASIK surgeon, Dr. Bradley O’Neill, has joined our practice. He will be seeing patients in Sarasota, West Bradenton, and eventually Venice. Dr. O’Neill is a Board-Certified Ophthalmologist with advanced subspecialty training in Cataract/Refractive surgery. He will be providing Bladeless Laser Cataract surgery as well as LASIK surgery at The Eye Associates. He is committed to providing the best outcomes to his patients by utilizing the latest technology. Dr. O’Neill went to the University of South Florida for his Bachelors degree and then continued to Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine for his Doctorate, where he graduated with honors. He then went to the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine for his internship and residency where he served as the Chief Resident and received much of his instruction from the world-renowned faculty of Wills Eye Hospital. Continuing his training, he did his Fellowship in cataracts and refractive surgery at The Eye Institute of West Florida. Dr. O’Neill is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and a member of the Florida Medical Society.
Although microbes are invisible to the naked eye, they play a huge role in the health of ecosystems and individuals. A new initiative at New College of Florida will help build a local baseline data and shed light on microbes in urban environments.
In the summer of 2019, Erika Diaz Almeyda, an assistant professor of biology and environmental sciences at New College of Florida, began studying the impact of human land-use decisions on urban microbiomes. This initiative was made possible by an initial $15,000 donation from conservationist Elizabeth Moore, a Florida House Institute board member and president of TREE Foundation.
“Thanks to Elizabeth Moore’s funding, our team has achieved some important insights,” says Diaz Almeyda. “We’ve also gained valuable local data on soil characteristics and management, plant biodiversity, and soil microbial diversity across the Florida House Institute’s demonstration grounds. From an educational perspective, this project has also offered invaluable opportunities for hands-on student learning and development in a real-world setting.”
According to Diaz Almeyda, microbes play a vital role in nutrient cycling and ecosystem resilience. A healthy ecosystem depends on a healthy microbiome. Microbial health is determined by a wide range of factors, including biodiversity and nutrient transport. Scientists have studied this complex web of microbial life in remote and wild locations. Even so, the biodiversity of urban microbiomes has received scant attention.
“Cities are often seen as lifeless, artificial spaces,” notes Diaz Almeyda. “The truth is, they’re filled with life. Along with their human population, urban environments also support a web of plant and animal species, which in turn depend on a healthy biodiverse microbiome. We’re deeply connected to that web of life — and that’s why our research is so important.”
As part of its popular "Rock Your Summer Reading" initiative, Music Compound presents young author Sienna Alfano, 8, who will host a live reading session on Music Compound's Facebook page (and YouTube channel) on Thursday, July 30 at 2 pm. Alfano will read her recently-published book, "The Mysterious Notes."
Alfano has been writing short stories since the age of 3. She is an avid reader who particularly enjoys mystery novels, such as the Nancy Drew stories, which served as the inspiration for "The Mysterious Notes." The book – which she started writing at the age of 6 – follows the adventures of Sara Stoneshelf, who keeps finding notes in unexpected places around her hometown of New York. Each note contains a clue that sends Sara on a wild goose-chase. But will Sara find all the notes in time for her birthday?
In her spare time, Alfano enjoys reciting poetry, riding her bike, and baking with her mother. She lives in Sarasota with her parents and her huge collection of books. Learn more or purchase her book at siennawrites.com; a limited number of signed copies of her book will be available at Music Compound’s Cattlemen Road location.
"As we continue with 'Rock Your Summer Reading,' an ongoing goal is to align ourselves with young authors as well as education enthusiasts," says Music Compound owner Jenny Townsend. "I have known Sienna since she was just 4 or 5, when she attended Music Compound’s summer camp. She is a remarkable young lady and I hope community members will tune in to enjoy her book reading!"
Advantage Business Partners, LLC., announced today that Lisa Buonarosa and Michelle Olivo will join their independently owned agency as Business Outsourcing Consultants on Monday July 27,2020. Buonarosa a veteran sales consultant, has over a decade experience in marketing and sales. Olivo an entrepreneur, brings over 20 years’ experience in sales, marketing, insurance and owning a recruiting business. “We are very excited to have Lisa and Michelle join our agency”, said Filippo Mainella, Independent Agency Owner of Advantage Business Partners. “We are so blessed to have these talented consultants join our Sarasota/Manatee markets team.” said, Carlos Cardenas, Senior Partner of Advantage Business Partners, LLC. “We continue the growth process of hiring 14 consultants throughout the year in several key Florida markets. This is part of our overall goal to provide a business opportunity to private investors, that immediately creates local jobs through the power of entrepreneurship. We do that, by providing a turn-key sales outsourcing brokerage agency. We hire, train and manage the agency sales consultants to leverage services provided by multiple outsourcing providers, creating a residual income for the agency investors, the sales consultants and our company.”
Engaging regional business leaders for a dialogue about the future.
Click here to read the full article from SRQ's Summer 2020 edition.
The Grouper Cheeks (www.thegroupercheeks.com), announced the release of “Quarantine Hair,” their follow-up single and music video. The song was written by The Grouper Cheeks’ frontman, Kenny Goldstone of Nokomis, Florida. The band’s debut single and music video “Social Distance” garnered thousands of views on the band’s YouTube channel and Facebook page and raised over $20,000 for MusiCares.
The Grouper Cheeks are dedicating the music video of “Quarantine Hair” in celebration of the life of Meredith Cochie Ross who passed away on June 13, 2020 after a tragic traffic accident. Meredith was a dear friend and fan of the band, and had submitted photos featured in the music video. Meredith is a Lemon Bay High School and University of Florida alumnus with degrees in journalism and mass communications. A former employee of Sun Coast Media Group, her hometown newspaper, she was most recently a 10-year educator at Full Sail University. Meredith is survived by her husband Erikk and son Everett.
“Meredith was the original Grouper Cheeks superfan,” said Matt Pengra, the band’s keyboardist. “Her larger-than-life catalytic energy and her fierce passion for creatives and creative expression has sparked so many of us individually, and has been a source of inspiration for the band. With Meredith’s spirit with us, we dedicate our newest music video ‘Quarantine Hair’ in her honor.”
The Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall has just announced exciting new performances for the 2020-2021 season. Single tickets for these performances go on sale Friday, July 24, 2020 at 10:00am. Cirque Dreams Holidaze on Friday, December 11, 2020 at 7:30pm. Tickets are $37-$106. Menopause The Musical on Tuesday, January 12, 2021 at 7:30pm. Tickets $22-$62.
Cirque Dreams Holidaze is back by popular demand to electrify the 2020 holiday season. The show has been hailed by the New York Daily News as a “delicious confection of charm, sparkle and talent by the sleighload.” Set in a multi-million-dollar wonderland of elaborate scenes and holiday production numbers, audiences will celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with over 300 spectacular costumes and 20 of the world’s most astonishing acts. This critically acclaimed extravaganza is both a Broadway musical and Cirque adventure wrapped into the ultimate holiday gift for the entire family.
Menopause The Musical returns to the Van Wezel in 2021. Four women at a lingerie sale have nothing in common but a black lace bra and memory loss, hot flashes, night sweats, not enough sex, too much sex and more. This hilarious musical parody set to classic tunes from the ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s will have you cheering and dancing in the aisles! See what more than 17 million women and fans worldwide have been laughing about for 19 years. It's the Hilarious Celebration of Women and The Change.
Looking for fun and engaging programs that you and your child can do at home? Try these pre-packaged STEMventures. These themed packets delivered via email will include education materials and links to videos of our early childhood educators introducing topics and activities. Follow along with us from the comfort of your own home, pause when you need to and complete at your own pace. The Coast Counts: Join us to learn how humans and animals alike count on our coasts. Roleplay as a Mote scientist while learning how to monitor the health of Florida's coastal habitats and the inhabitants found there. Hide and SEAk: Ready or not, here we come: to learn all about how animals hide from predators and "SEAk" out their prey. Investigate the adaptations ocean animals have at their disposal like patterns, textures, bioluminescence, and more. Sea Shapes and Sizes: From the smallest plankton to the biggest blue whale; round pufferfish to arrow shaped barracuda; the ocean is filled with all shapes and sizes. Join Mote Educators to learn what this variety does for ocean animals then explore the shape of the ocean floor. Each Pre-Packaged STEMventure Theme: $45 for members, $50 for non-members. Upon registering for any OSM program, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to your weekly Guide to help prepare for a virtual week with us. Supplies for all of our OSM programs should be easily found around the home. The guide you receive in your confirmation email will detail what you need so you can prepare for your OSM week.
We unleash the awesome power of The Planetarium during KidSpace, where kids can become scientific masters of the universe! Join us as we take off from the Earth’s surface and fly to places humans have never been: the Sun, planets, other moons in our solar system, newly discovered solar systems in our galaxy and beyond. KidSpace is designed for grades 1-5 and their grown-ups, but everyone is welcome.
Summer vendors will offer produce, fresh baked goods including breads, pies, bagels and pretzels, wild-caught seafood, Florida-grown mushrooms, boutique cheeses, locally roasted coffee, kettle corn, hand-crafted soap, essential oils, nursery plants and fresh-cut flowers. In addition, local artists will be attending the market offering award-winning photography, unique clay art and jewelry, hand-designed clothing for children and adults, and more. Market staff and vendors have created a CDC-compliant and safe socially distanced outdoor shopping experience for the community, states Farmers Market Manager Lee Perron. All staff and vendors will wear masks and gloves and sanitizing stations will be available. The plan has been reviewed and approved by the City of Venice in order to comply with all federal, state and local guidelines for food and personal safety. During the construction of Fire Station 1 and expansion of City Hall, the market will relocate out of the parking lot but will still operate at City Hall. The Farmers Market will set up on W. Venice Avenue between Harbor Drive and Avenue des Parques, located between City Hall and the Hecksher Park tennis courts.
Venice City Hall, 401 W Venice Ave, Venice, FL 34285
Gather the kiddos and settle in for a story to spark their curiosity about science and nature! Join us at 3pm on Facebook for this storytime. Bishop staff choose a book focused on science and nature and read to you from their own homes.
Members of the Discovery Society are invited to join us for an exclusive event on July 21 that will allow you to experience the universe — from its smallest wonders to its biggest, light-bending scales — during small-group sessions hosted by our curators and astronomy experts. This exclusive event will showcase our newest special exhibition Small Wonders: Insects in Focus with images by artist-photographer Bob Sober and include access to images from the collection that aren’t yet on public display. These human-scale images of insects from around the world have such a high resolution that every hair, dimple and tiny structure is clear and the insects’ amazing colors and adaptations are revealed as never before. We’ll also head into The Planetarium, where we’ll take you on a special narrated tour created just for you to showcase the coolest features of our all-new Digistar 6 dual planetarium system. Our new system, installed during our temporary closure, includes state-of-the-art projectors and software that makes it 1½ times brighter than our previous system with four times the contrast. The new system, combined with the size of our dome, enables us to recreate a dark sky natural environment and even show you the light-bending tricks of black holes.
The Bishop Museum of Science and Nature, 201 10th St W, Bradenton, FL 34205
The stars are the stars during this live guided tour of the upcoming month’s skies with a staff astronomer, who will talk about where our stars, planets, and constellations are headed in our night skies. We’ll also share the most current events in the world of astronomy and open the floor for an always-fun question and answer session. Stelliferous is great for curious adults and inquisitive kids alike.
Calling all Scuba Divers, Fisherman and Land Lubbers! This event is for everyone who cares about our shoreline and water ways. This is a "one of a kind" competitive trash collecting event. Bring friends and family. Trash collectors of all ages are welcome. There is NO entry fee. Community Service hours available for groups and students. Over $6,000. dollars in prize money will be spread out over 20 different categories. Categories include: most anchors, most recyclables, chain & other metals, tires, non-recyclable trash, fishing gear, nets, rope, tackle and an award to the most unique item brought in (as determined by judges). We've added a new category this year. There is now a category for Lion Fish. Lion fish are taking over our reefs. They are an invasive species that are killing off indigenous species.
Bradenton Yacht Club, 4307 13th St. West, Palmetto, FL
We are excited to announce that Selby Gardens will celebrate 40 years of the annual juried photographic exhibition and sale with a virtual edition hosted in partnership with The Observer Group! The virtual exhibition will be viewable August 27 to September 20 on Selby.org and YourObserver.com. As we pivoted to the virtual photographic exhibition format, we adjusted the photo submission deadlines and details as well as the dates of the exhibition. Please review and mark your calendar with the new dates below: Online Photo Submissions: Sunday, August 9 to Friday, August 14. Winners Announced: Thursday, August 27. Virtual Exhibition: Thursday, August 27 to Sunday, September 20. To minimize person-to-person contact, photos must be submitted digitally. Please stay tuned for more step-by-step details on how to submit your photos. Entry is open to all amateurs, but photos must have been taken at either Selby Gardens’ Downtown Sarasota or Historic Spanish Point campuses. Please refer to the entry details below for more information.
Selby's Museum of Botany & the Arts, 900 S Palm Ave, Sarasota, FL 34236
Please join us for a virtual Artist Talk with Jennifer Packer, celebrated visual artist and 2020 recipient of the Hermitage Greenfield Prize at the Hermitage Artist Retreat; and Ola Wlusek, The Ringling’s Keith D. and Linda L. Monda Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, as they discuss Packer’s work and influences in anticipation of her future exhibition at The Ringling. This program will be moderated by Andy Sandberg, Hermitage Artistic Director and CEO. Space is limited.
A Zoom Workshop will be offered Tuesdays at 6:00 pm on July 28, August 4, August 11, August 18. Led by store owner, Georgia Court, this is a chance to give poetry writing a try. They will be using Ted Kooser’s The Poetry Home Repair Manual as a guide. As a bonus, two experienced and well-published poets, Phil Terman and Rick Hilles, will be making guest appearances. A fee of $30 is required for participation. This includes a copy of The Poetry Home Repair Manual and all four sessions.
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Introducing Asolo Rep Young Artist: Online Classes, designed for ages 8-18. From demystifying Shakespeare to exploring innovative ways of creating theatre together, these classes will spark your young artist’s imagination and help to hone their theatrical technique. See below to find out more about the exciting content and amazing professional artists who will be leading these classes. Classes are $50 to $75 to register. Contact Asolo Rep Education & Engagement Department: education@asolo.org
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Join The Players Centre for Performing Arts for some performing arts fun in the sun from every Tuesday and Thursday. Amazing instructors from The Players Studio will be spending an hour on Tuesday and Thursday mornings teaching acting and dance in Bob Gardner Community Park, completely free. If you're looking for a way to stay active and get your fill of performing, join us. For ages 8-14.
Bob Gardner Community Park, 2710 White Eagle Blvd Lakewood Ranch, FL 34211
The Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce is excited to present our State of Community Series: Meet the Candidate Forum for the City of Sarasota City Commission District 2 Zoom event. This is an excellent opportunity for you to understand each of the candidate's platforms, and how they would move our city forward if elected. We look forward to having you join this important conversation. At this time, we have the following candidates participating: Liz Alpert, Joe Barbetta, Martin Hyde, Terry Turner and Jerry Wells.
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