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All Around Alachua
Issue 6, Vol. 1
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February 2010
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YOUR LOCAL EVENT FINDER
LOCAL CHARITIES TO SCORE AT KICKBALL TOURNEY
What’s more fun than
playing kickball? Playing—or
watching—kickball for your
favorite charity, of course.
More than 20 local sponsors,
a maximum of 24 teams, and
hundreds of young professionals
and community leaders will
come together on Saturday, Feb.
20, at 10 a.m., for a daylong
kickball tournament at Diamond
Sports Park. The fourth annual
Champions for Charity kickball
-Colleen Raccioppi
tournament, presented by the
Florida Farm Bureau and hosted
by Alachua County Emerging
Leaders (ACEL), will give
corporate and nonprofit teams
a chance to play hard and win
big prizes for the local charities
of their choice. ACEL expects
to donate at least $3,500 to
the top winning teams’ chosen
charities.
“This is one of the most
enjoyable charity events I’ve
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Hilltop Animal Hospital Gives Back
Hilltop Animal Hospital
was established in Alachua over
10 years ago to help fill the
veterinary needs of the growing
community. Hilltop Animal
Hospital has always prided itself
on being more than just your
veterinarian. To help give back
to the community and the animal
world, Hilltop Animal Hospital
established what has come to be
known as their “Stray Fund”.
Hilltop Animal Hospital
has placed many stray and
“We can judge the heart of abandoned animals into new
a man by his treatment of forever homes over the past 5
animals.” ~ Immanuel Kant
World Shells & Gifts
World Shells & Gift
Shoppe is a brand new 40
booth store located across the
street from the Waldo Farmer’s
& Flea Market. The grand
opening of World Shells &
Gift Shoppe is the entire month
of February. They are having
specials all month long. They
are open every Friday thru
Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
They have Indonesian
-Michelle Wescott
Pottery, Totem Poles, Tiki
Masks, and more. They have a
wide variety of wind chimes,
from bamboo to shell wind
chimes. They have cement
statues and shells from all over
the world. You must stop by
and check them out on Hwy
301 across from the Waldo Flea
Market. Just for visiting during
the month of February you will
get a free sand dollar!
by Esther Devlin, DVM (Associate Veterinarian)
years. Our hospital’s rescue
began with a simple decorated
coffee can on the front counter
for donations. The monies
collected in the “donations
jar” were designated to help us
provide veterinary services for
sick and injured stray and feral
pets brought to us by clients and
Good Samaritans.
One of the first pets we
took in was a 5 year old brown
tabby named “Fat Cat”. Fat
Cat had a urinary blockage and
the owner could not afford to
pay for his treatment and they
wanted to euthanize him. His
condition required prescription
diets and frequent trips to the
veterinarian which they simply
could not provide for him. Fat
Cat became our “clinic kitty”
living here at the hospital and
serving as a blood donor for
those in need. He has been able
to save countless lives over the
years. Fat Cat was well loved by
all of our staff and clients until
he recently lost his battle with
Gastrointestinal Lymphoma.
Another example of how
Hilltop Animal Hospital’s Stray
February 2010
INDEX:
*A Better You...........12
*Arts & Crafts.......... 6
*Classifieds............. 18
*Family Fun.............. 4
*Kid’s Corner.......... 20
*Message from
Michelle.................. 2
*Sports ................... 14
*Nightlife................ 16
*Valentine’s Day...... 20
*Volunteering...........10
*World Shells ........... 9
All Around Alachua
Where can you find our paper?
NEWBERRY:Tip 2 Toes, Gentry’s, A
Newberry Florist, Edward Jones, Stitch In
Time, Massage Therapy, Ace Hardware,
Best Drugs, Kangaroo, Cuts & More and
The Floor Store
HIGH SPRINGS:BP, Ace Hardware, Tru
Value, Music Junction, Shop Til You Drop,
Great Outdoors, Pat’s Place, Sally’s Sensibles, Cards & More, Hair & Nail Depot,
Thompson’s Flower Shop, Badcock’s,
Cuts & More, Yongs Place, Coffee Clutch,
Flying Fish, Pampered Paws, Subway,
Video City and First Wok
ALACHUA:Alachua Pawn, El Toro,
Countryside Animal, Cyber Gallery, Food
Lion, Main Street Pizza Pie, Lime Light,
Buttery Sweet, Garden Gallery, Sarah
Vera, Request Physical Therapy, Conestogas, Lee’s Hair Boutique
ARCHER: Chevron
GAINESVILLE: Cedar River Seafood,
Mexico Lindo, Hayes Jewlery Ltd, The Library. Oaks Mall, Sweet Life Fitness, Escape Day Spa & Hair Studio, The Perfect
Gift, Haile Village Bistro, e-Tech Services,
The Village Jeweler, Law Office of Steven
Warm, Sisters, Des Metiernan, State
Farm, Home, Beef O’ Brady’s, Prosperous
Living, Shoney’s, Sonny’s, University of
Florida Campus, Video Rodeo, Too Jay’s,
Shell (Tower Rd), Discount Tire, Firestone
WALDO: Waldo Farmer’s & Flea Market,
Barlee, Classic Café, Sunoco, Raceway,
Old Gunsmith Shop
Hawthorne: Hitchocks’s Plaza (Subway,
Music Store, Chiropractor, Pawn Shop),
Chevron, Hawthorne Florist & Balloon,
The Whistle Shoppe, The Barber Shop,
Ida’s Thrift Store, The Orange Shop, The
Old Gunsmith Shoppe, Diane’s Restaurant,
The Shell Gas Station, Badcock’s Furniture, Pure Pleasure Adult Mega center
ONLINE: www.allaroundalachua.com
Issue 6, Vol. 1, Page 2
Message from Michelle:
February is the shortest month
of the year and, as we all know,
it is the month with Valentine’s
Day- a day to show your
sweetheart you love him or her.
But shouldn’t that be everyday?
I could sit here and talk about all
the nice sweet things to do with
your sweetheart, and places to
go, and what to do. Instead, I
decided to say something a little
different.
Don’t you love walking on
the beach with your sweetheart
hand-in- hand? Or lounging
around by one of the many
springs in our area? How about
going for a nice peaceful walk
in one of the parks and enjoying
the beauty that surrounds you?
I’m sure you have
compared your sweetheart to the
beauty of the sunset and noticed
the way the sun shines through
the trees and hits his or her face
and hair. I am sure you think
you would do anything to freeze
that moment in time. Wouldn’t
you do anything to assure these
moments last? What happens
when these moments are gone?
The protective nature we have
for the ones we love is also the
protective nature we should
have for “nature”.
Protecting what surrounds
us is, in reality, protecting those
we love. If you take a moment
to sit and think of all the times
you enjoyed the outside with
your sweetheart and made
wonderful memories, you will
realize one of the major factors
in those situations were your
surroundings.
It does not always have to
take a ton of time to take care of
these things. It can be something
as simple as recycling, picking
up trash that you see as you
are walking, or speaking up
when your voice can make a
difference. It can be as simple as
hooking your small appliances
to a power strip and getting in
the habit of turning it off when
you leave the house- same goes
with turning down the heat and
the air.
Many people do not
realize that even when their
laptops and such are turned
off they still drain electricity.
Switch them off and save that
power. Use reusable bags at the
grocery store instead of plastic
bags. They are .99 cents in
most places. Or if you go to the
goodwill you can pick them up
for .50 cents.
Show your sweetheart
how much you really cherish
those moments you spend
together walking on the beach
or in the parks. Plant a tree or
flowers this Valentine’s. Show
each other every day how much
you love every moment and
every memory you have shared
with the one you love. Start
small and with something you
both can enjoy. You can buy
trees or plants quiet cheap at
Lowe’s, any nursery or out at
the flea market.
Make
your
natural
surroundings reflect the beauty
and love you feel for one another
and allow for a future of great
memories.
February 2010
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(Cont. from page 1)
Hilltop Animal Hospital Gives Back
Fund has been put to use is the abandoned and required around Hilltop Animal Hospital’s stray
story of “Chewy”. This young the clock bottle feedings until fund are thoroughly examined
Chow mixed breed dog was they were able to eat on their by a veterinarian upon entry.
found on the side of a busy own. In addition to helping and Dogs are tested for heartworm
highway by a Good Samaritan. placing hundreds of cats and disease as well as several tickDue to the dog’s injuries, it was dogs, Hilltop Animal Hospital’s borne diseases. Cats are tested
obvious he had been struck by a Stray Fund has aided in the care for Feline Leukemia, Feline
vehicle. Chewy had a fractured and adoption of Guinea Pigs AIDS, and Heartworms. The
pelvis and some other minor and Rabbits.
dogs and cats are all kept up
injuries. The Stray Fund was
Hilltop Animal Hospital’s to date on their necessary
able to provide for his treatment Stray fund has continued to vaccinations. All pets are spayed
and recovery. He was adopted grow over the years. Since and neutered, as well as, being
out into a wonderful loving we are an animal hospital first tested for intestinal parasites
home and today, 5 years later, and foremost, we are limited and de-wormed. The stray
he is doing terrific.
by space and by the donations fund allows for the necessary
Hilltop Animal Hospital’s we receive. As the economy diagnostics and treatment of the
Stray Fund has been utilized in has suffered, sadly so have sick and injured animals they
so many ways. Several years our four-legged friends. The accept. There is an adoption fee
ago, the hospital took in over hospital has seen an increase for our pets to help recover some
a dozen dogs and puppies in abandoned pets over the past of the costs associated with
confiscated in a neglect case few months, including a pair of their treatment. An adoption
which were scheduled to be Chihuahuas found abandoned in application is completed by the
euthanized because the shelter High Springs. The Chihuahuas potential adopter and thoroughly
involved was so overwhelmed. now named Ricky and Lucy reviewed by one of our trained
All of these dogs are doing well appeared to have been well
today thanks to the loving hearts cared for by the previous owner
at Hilltop Animal Hospital. and certainly are very attached
The Hilltop Animal Hospital to each other. They are still
Stray Fund is also proud to available for adoption and they
have saved and found loving must go to the same forever
homes for hundreds of kittens. home.
Most of the kittens were found
All animals taken into
by Esther Devlin
adoption counselors. We are
not a shelter, so we will keep
our adoptees until they find the
right forever home.
Are you looking to bring
home a new four legged family
member? We would love to
help you expand your family!
At Hilltop Animal Hospital we
strive to match each animal
with their perfect new home.
The first step in adopting from
us is to come by for a visit. We
are conveniently located on
US Highway 441 about 1 mile
north of I-75, exit 399. You can
also visit us online at www.
hilltop-animal.com or look for
our current adoptable pets at
www.petfinder.com. In addition
to monetary donations, Hilltop
Animal Hospital’s Stray Fund
always appreciates donations of
blankets and towels.
February 2010
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FAMILY FUN
Sunshine State Archaeological Society
-Michelle Wescott
The Sunshine State
Archaeological Society (SSAS)
was founded in August 2002
to help promote the study of
archaeology and to encourage
the study of curation of
prehistoric artifacts. They
also encourage the interaction
between
professional
and
amateur archaeologists.
The SSAS is affiliated
with the Central States
Archaeological society. They
are a non-profit organization
with no salaried officers or
employees. This is why the fairs
they sponsor and events they
host are so important to each
and every community.
The SSAS sponsors The
Gainesville Artifact and Fossil
Show that is held in June, as
well as the Alachua Stone Age
Fair that was held in January.
They also host educational
lectures dealing with regional
archaeology.
The
22nd
Annual
Gainesville Artifact and Fossil
Show is Saturday June 5, 2010.
It will be held at the Clarion Inn
& Conference Center. Be sure to
keep checking with us for more
information about the Artifact
and Fossil Show.
A v o c a t i o n a l
Archaeologists are important in
Florida because many people do
not know that the majority of prehistoric artifacts found in Florida
reside in private collections. The
simple fact is that there are too
many archaeological sites and
associated artifacts for public
Family Events
Locations
Alachua County
Fairgrounds
2900 NE 39th Ave.
Gainesville
(352) 374-5204
Alachua
County Library
Headquarters
401 E Univ. Ave
Gainesville
352-334-3900
Alachua Library
14913 NW 140th St
Alachua
386-462-2592
Archer Library
204 N Univ. Ave
Archer
352-495-3367
Birth Center of
Gainesville
810 E Univ. Ave
Gainesville
352-372-4784
Harn Museum of Art
34th & Hull Rd
Gainesville, Fl
museums to investigate, curate,
and display.
Private collectors are an
essential part of the solution for
preserving Florida’s past. They
have the interest, time, and
financial resources necessary
to discover, preserve, and
protect a stunning array of
stone, bone, shell, wood, and
ceramic prehistoric artifacts
that record an essential portion
of Florida’s pre-history. These
artifacts provide the only
tangible evidence of the people
who lived here first. While the
public may enjoy a museum
exhibit of projectile points once
or twice a year, new specimens
are rarely rotated in for public
observation.
The Gainesville Artifact
and Fossil Show and the Alachua
Stone Age Fair provide venues
where many privately-owned
and locally-collected artifact
collections are on display for the
benefit of the general public.
Join the SSAS today!!
Dues are only $21.00. You
can mail your dues to: Hugh
McKenzie, SSAS Treasurer,
1002 Dunraven Dr., Winter
Park, Fl 32792. Membership
dues entitle the member to
four quarterly issues of the
Central State Archaeological
Journal and the SSAS Quarterly
Newsletters.
The SSAS will be hosting
events in the near future so be
sure to keep checking back with
us for more events about this
exciting group.
352-392-9826
Hawthorne Library
6640 SE 221st St
Hawthorne, FL
(352) 481-1920
High Springs
Library
1st Ave
High Springs, FL
(386) 454-2515
Hippodrome
Theatre
25 SE 2nd Place
Gainesville, FL
(352) 373-5968
Historic State Park
Dudley Farm
18730 W. Newberry
Rd. Gainesville
(352) 472-1142
Historic Thomas
Center
302 NE 6th Ave.
Gainesville, FL
352-393-8746
Kiwanis Safety City
1025 NE 13th St.
Gainesville, FL
(352) 334-5065
Library Partnership
Family Fun Event Details
HIPPODROME AFTER
SCHOOL THEATRE CLASS
Explore the professional theatre
process and participate in fun
workshops in acting, dance,
costumes, film and more!
Eight sessions with theatre
professionals at the Hippodrome
culminate in a showcase for
family and friends at the end of
the session.
BILLETPROOT HOT ROD
AND CUSTOM CAR SHOW
The Billetproof Hot Rod and
Custom Car Show will be
held on Saturday, February
27th from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00
p.m. at the Alachua County
Fairgrounds. Billetproof is the
largest Traditional-style hot rod
and custom car show in Florida.
Hosted by the Poor Boys Car
Club from Tampa, Billetproof
attracts over 650 cars and
motorcycles, and includes live
bands and dozens of unique
vendors
-Michelle Wescott
maternity and pediatric patients
by Shands Artists in Residence
Reyna Collura, Carline Hines,
and Adria Klausner. Through
these patient interactions, there
work is a tribute to the dreams,
hopes, and legacy of each
mother and child.
OVERNIGHT AT THE
MUSEUM
Discover what makes a
glyptodont sleepy or what
Megalodon does at night.
Explore the cave by flashlight
and find out what it takes to be
nocturnal. Stay up past your
bedtime for a movie with the
mammoth. Join Museum staff
for a nighttime adventure filled
with fun family activities.
FRUIT & TREE SALE
The Edible Plant Project’s
fundraiser sale is at the Union
Street Farmers’ Market in the
Downtown Gainesville Plaza.
An eclectic selection of edible
plants, fruit trees, & seeds will
DREAM SKETCHES ART
be available. The project is a
EXHIBITION
grassroots, all volunteer non“Dream Sketches” is a fine art profit that promotes edible
exhibition of drawings, paintings landscaping and local food
and photography created for abundance in our area.
1130 NE 16th Ave
Gainesville, Fl
(352) 334-0160
Matheson Museum
513 E. University
Ave. Gainesville
(352) 378-2280
Micanopy Library
Cholokka Blvd
Micanopy, FL
352-466-3122
Millhopper Library
3145 NW 43rd St
Gainesville, FL
352-334-1272
Morningside Nature
Center
3540 E. University
Ave. Gainesville
(352) 334-2170
Natural History
Museum
Museum Rd &
Newell Dr
Gainesville, Fl
352-392-1721
Newberry Library
110 S Seaboard Dr
Newberry, FL
(352) 472-1135
Phillips Center for
the Performing Arts
315 Hull Rd.
Gainesville
(352) 371-0761
Spring Hill
Shopping Center
9200 N.W. 39th. Ave.
Gainesville
Stephen Foster Folk
Culture Center State
Park
11016 Lillian
Saunders Drive / US
41 White Springs
877-635-3655
Tower Branch
Library
3020 SW 75th St
Gainesville, FL
(352) 333-2840
Trinity United
Methodist Church
4000 NW 53rd Ave.
Gainesville, FL
376-6615
Waldo Flea Market
17805 NE US HWY
301 Waldo, Fl
352-468-2255
February 2010
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Family Fun
Sunday
Monday
1
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Shands Medical Plaza/
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
February 2010
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
8
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
QUILTING NATURAL
FLORIDA II Florida Museum of Natural History
10:00AM-5:00PM
HOGGTOWNE MEDIEVAL FAIRE
Alachua County
Fairgrounds
10:00am – 6:00pm
Wednesday
2
HIPPODROMEAFTERSCHOOL THEATRE
CLASS
Hippodrome Theatre
3:45PM – 5:30PM
3
BARNYARD BUDDIES
Morningside Nature
Center 3:00PM
4
$1.00 BOWLING
NIGHT Alley Katz
Bowling 7:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
9
TEEN TWILIGHT
BOOK CLUB Alachua
County Headquarters
6:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
Friday
6
HOGGTOWNE MEDIEVAL FAIRE
Alachua Fairgrounds
10:00am – 6:00pm
FAMILY KARAOKE
The Coffee Clutch
7:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Shands Medical Plaza
12:00PM
11
MUSEUM NIGHTS
Harn Museum
6:00PM -9:00PM
12
FAMILY FUN NIGHT
Skate station Fun works
5:00PM – 12:00AM
AFTER SCHOOL
THEATRE CLASS
Hippodrome Theatre
3:45PM – 5:30PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
$1.00 BOWLING
NIGHT Alley Katz
Bowling 7:00PM
BOOT N BBQ
COOKOFF Bradford
County Fairgrounds
5:00PM – 10:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
12:00PM
QUILTING NATURAL
10:00AM-5:00PM
SEKRET VALENTINE 2
Nadine McGuire Pavilion
9:00AM-2:00PM
15
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
16
HIPPODROME
AFTER SCHOOL
THEATRE CLASS
Hippodrome Theatre
3:45PM – 5:30PM
QUILTING NATURAL
FLORIDA II
Florida Museum of
Natural History
10:00AM-5:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
12:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
FAMILY KARAOKE
The Coffee Clutch
7:00PM
DOLLAR BOWLING
Alley Katz Bowling
7:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
SEKRET VALENTINE 2
9:00AM-2:00PM
SEKRET VALENTINE 2
9:00AM-2:00PM
17
BARNYARD BUDDIES
Morningside Nature
Center 3:00PM
18
$1.00 BOWLING
NIGHT Alley Katz
Bowling 7:00PM
19
FAMILY FUN NIGHT
5:00PM – 12:00AM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
12:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
FAMILY KARAOKE
The Coffee Clutch
7:00PM
DOLLAR BOWLING
Alley Katz Bowling
7:00PM
QUILTING NATURAL
FLORIDA II
FL Museum of Natural
History
10:00 AM-5:00 PM
DOLLAR BOWLING
Alley Katz Bowling
7:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
23
TOT TIME SCULPTURE Harn Museum of
Art 3:3-PM – 4:30PM
24
BARNYARD BUDDIES
Morningside Nature Center 3:00PM
25
$1.00 BOWLING
NIGHT Alley Katz
Bowling 7:00PM
26
FAMILY FUN NIGHT
5:00PM – 12:00AM
HIPPODROME AFTER
SCHOOL THEATRE
CLASS
Hippodrome Theatre
3:45PM – 5:30PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
FAMILY KARAOKE
The Coffee Clutch
7:00PM
DOLLAR BOWLING
Alley Katz Bowling
7:00PM
DOLLAR BOWLING
Alley Katz Bowling
7:00PM
QUILTING NATURAL
10:00AM-5:00PM
DOLLAR BOWLING
Alley Katz Bowling
7:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
QUILTING NATURAL
10:00AM-5:00PM
QUILTING NATURAL
10:00AM-5:00PM
QUILTING NATURAL
10:00AM-5:00PM
QUILTING NATURAL
10:00AM-5:00PM
DOLLAR BOWLING
Alley Katz Bowling
7:00PM
21
BARNYARD BUDDIES
Morningside Nature
Center 3:00PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
22
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
QUILTING NATURAL
10:00AM-5:00PM
Saturday
5
FEED A FROG
FRIDAY’S
Morningside Nature
Center 2:00PM
FAMILY FUN NIGHT
5:00PM – 12:00AM
FRUIT & TREE SALE
Bo Diddley Community
Plaza 4:00PM – 7:00PM
SEKRET VALENTINE 2
9:00AM-2:00PM
14
BARNYARD BUDDIES
Morningside Nature
Center 3:00PM
Thursday
10
BARNYARD BUDDIES
Morningside Nature Center 3:00PM
DOLLAR BOWLING
Alley Katz Bowling
7:00PM
DOLLAR BOWLING
Alley Katz Bowling
7:00PM
Family Fun
Tuesday
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
Davis Cancer Center
12:00PM
7
BARNYARD BUDDIES
Morningside Nature
Center 3:00PM
OVERNIGHT AT THE
MUSEUM
History 7:00PM
13
BOOTS N BBQ
COOKOFF Bradford
Fairgrounds 9:00 AM 6:00 PM
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
12:00PM
OVERNIGHT AT THE
MUSEUM
History 7:00PM
QUILTING NATURAL
FLORIDA II FL Museum of Natural History
10:00AM – 5:00PM
20
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
12:00PM
OVERNIGHT AT THE
MUSEUM
History 7:00PM
QUILTING NATURAL
FLORIDA II FL Museum of Natural History
10:00AM – 5:00PM
27
DREAM SKETCHES
ART EXHIBITION
12:00PM
OVERNIGHT AT THE
MUSEUM
History 7:00PM
QUILTING NATURAL
FLORIDA II
History
10:00AM – 5:00PM
28
BARNYARD BUDDIES
Morningside Nature
Center 3:00PM
DOLLAR BOWLING
Alley Katz Bowling
7:00PM
If you have a family friendly event you want to share with the community, be sure to email and see it featured here: events@allaroundalachua.com
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ARTS & CRAFTS
NYC Rainbow Room Crooner Will Headline
UF School of Music Benefit
UF Friends of Music
“Swing Into Spring” event
offers fun and romance on Feb.
13
UF Friends of Music hosts
their annual benefit in support of
the College of Fine Arts School
of Music. This year’s benefit
Swing Into Spring promises an
entertaining evening with music,
dance, drinks, hors d’oeuvres,
friends and laughter. The gala
will be held on Saturday, Feb.
13 from 7:30-11:00 p.m. in
the Steinbrenner Band Hall on
the northeast corner of Newell
Drive and Inner Road on the
UF campus. The UF Jazz Band,
conducted by Scott Wilson will
play the musical sounds of the
Big Band era. Along with Wilson
and the jazz band, international
crooner and Rainbow Room
star Michael Andrew will croon
to the tunes of Frank Sinatra,
Tommy Dorsey, Glen Miller
and others. The event, designed
by acclaimed local planner
Keith Watson, will be catered by
Celebrations Catering. Tickets
are $100. For more information
about Swing Into Spring, please
visit http://www.arts.ufl.edu/
fom/swingintospring.asp. To
order tickets, please call 352846-1218.
About Michael Andrew:
Michael’s colorful career started
at an early age. His credits as a
singer/songwriter/band leader
and actor include world travel
plus two years as singer and
bandleader of The Rainbow
Room Orchestra in New York
City. Michael has lent his voice
to both The Florida Symphony
and The Akron Symphony
Orchestras.
Michael
has
produced and composed music
for many radio and television
projects for clients and is now
branching out to world of film.
His ’96 hi-fi-sci-fi musical
comedy “Mickey Swingerhead
and the Earthgirls” inspired
the formation of his band,
Swingerhead who have gained
national
acclaim. Michael is currently
working with his idol, Jerry
Lewis, on a musical adaptation
of The Nutty Professor for
Broadway. Michael will star as
the lead. www.michaelanderew.
com
About UF Friends of
Music: Since its beginnings
in 1974, the Friends of Music
have worked to support the
music programs at UF. More
than two thousand students
have been Friends of Music
scholars at the University of
Florida. Recognizing the value
of music to our culture, society
and individual experience, the
School of Music at the University
of Florida is committed to the
teaching and development of
musicians, music educators and
scholars. For more information
or to learn how to join, please
visit http://www.arts.ufl.edu/
fom/
Swing Into Spring Sponsors
Diamond Sponsors: Fine, Farkash &
Parlapiano, P.A., Cox Media, Keith
Watson Productions. Additional sponsors
include: Robert & Carolyn Thoburn,
Shands HealthCare, Goodman Construction
Company, Lewis Auto Injury Care, Steinway
Piano, Ellett Insurance, P.L.
For media inquiries, please contact
Andy Howard at 352-273-1489, or e-mail:
media@arts.ufl.edu.
University of Florida’s College of Fine Arts:
Art Lecture: Carrie Anne Baade
– SA+AH Marston Lectureship
in the Visual Arts. School of Art
+ Art History Feb. 4, 6:30 p.m.
Fine Arts Building B, Free.
Graphic Design Art Exhibit:
Ligature 19: School of Art +
Art History Feb. 5 – 26 Focus
Gallery Info: (352) 273-2300
Art Exhibit: SA+AH Student
Juried Arts Exhibition. School
of Art + Art History February
9 – 26, Reception: Friday, Feb.
5, 7 – 9 p.m. University Gallery
Info: (352) 273-2300
p.m. University Auditorium. **
Dance: Dance 2010: A
vibrant
array
of
dance
works
choreographed
by
internationally renowned artists
and danced by an amazing
company of UF student
dancers. Original and exciting
new works by the awarding
winning UF dance faculty Neta
Pulvermacher, Ric Rose, Kristin
O’Neal, and Isa Garcia-Rose
will be presented. Directed by
Ric Rose, School of Theatre and
Dance. Feb. 19 – 20 & 23 – 27 at
7:30 p.m. Feb. 21 & 28 at 2 p.m.
Constans Theatre, $13-$17
Tickets:
University
Box
Office, 352-392-1653, www.
ticketmaster.com
Info: (352) 273-0500
Concert: Dai Uk Lee—Guest
Piano Recital: School of Music
Feb. 9, 7:30 p.m. University
Auditorium, Free Info: (352)
392-0223
Concert: Jazz Bands (Conducted
by Scott Wilson) School of
Concert: Wind Symphony Music. Feb. 23, 7:30 p.m.
(Conducted by David Waybright) University Auditorium **
School of Music Feb. 11, 7:30
pm University Auditorium **
Concert:
Concert
Bands
(Conducted by John M. Watkins
Concert:
UF
Orchestra & Archie Birkner IV) School
(Conducted
by
Raymond of Music. Feb. 24, 7:30 p.m.
Chobaz) 43rd Annual Concerto University Auditorium **
Competition Concert Benefit:
** $10 general public, $8 UF Faculty
School of Music Feb. 18, 7:30 & Staff/non-UF students; Free to
p.m. University Auditorium ** UF students Tickets: 352-392-ARTS
(2787), www.ticketmaster.com
Concert: Carillon Recital at UF Info: (352) 392-0223
Century Tower. School of Music.
Feb. 14, 3 p.m. Century Tower
(Outdoor venue, programs
available online or at south base
of Century Tower) Free. Info:
UF School of Music and Digital
(352) 273-3181
Worlds Institute
partner to
Concert:
Arnold
Irchai— deliver an exciting live web
Faculty Bassoon Recital. School concert event. Log on: www.
of Music. Feb. 16, 7:30 p.m. livevibetv.com, for exciting
University Auditorium, Free faculty, guest, and student
performances and interviews.
Info: (352) 392-0223
For info to attend the live studio
Concert: Symphonic Band audience (106 Norman Hall),
(Conducted by John M. Watkins) contact: (352) 273-1218. Feb.
School of Music Feb. 17, 7:30 25, 7:30 p.m., Free
February 2010
Sunday
7
EXHIBITION SPOTLIGHT TOURS: Highlights from the Modern
Collection
Harn Museum 2:00PM
STITCH’N’ B*TCH
Hanks Yarn & Fiber
2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
CLASSY AND SASSY
VALENTINES!
Micanopy Library
Age 5-18 2:00 PM
14
HAPPY
VALENTINE’S DAY!
ART INSTALLATION
Dan Perjovschi, Artist
Harn Museum 1:00 PM
STITCH’N’ B*TCH
Hanks Yarn & Fiber
2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
All Around Alachua
Arts & Crafts
Monday
Tuesday
1
FIRST MONDAY
MORNING SPINNERS
Hanks Yarn & Fiber
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
STITCH’N’ B*TCH
Hanks Yarn & Fiber
2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Arts & Crafts
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
2
ARTIST
INSTALLATION
Harn Museum 11:00 AM
3
ARTIST
INSTALLATION
4
ARTIST
INSTALLATION
5
ARTIST
INSTALLATION
CRAFTY CLIQUE
Newberry Library
All ages welcome.
5:00 PM
FILMS @ THE
LIBRARY
Tower Road Library
Adults- 6:30 PM
CRAFTER’S CIRCLE
High Springs Library
All ages. 1:00 PM
ART LECTURE: CARRIE ANNE BAADE
Fine Arts Building B
6:30 PM
UNFINISHED OBJECT
& KNITERATI
Hanks Yarn & Fiber
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
GFAA FLORIDA
ARTISTS JURIED
EXHIBITION
Santa Fe College Northwest Campus
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
GFAA FLORIDA
ARTISTS JURIED
EXHIBITION
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
GFAA FLORIDA ARTISTS JURIED EXHIBITION
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
GFAA FLORIDA ARTISTS JURIED EXHIBITION
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
8
CRAFTY CLIQUE
Newberry Library
All ages welcome.
5:00 PM
9
ARTIST
INSTALLATION
10
ARTIST
INSTALLATION
11
ARTIST
INSTALLATION
12
ART INSTALLATION
GFAA FLORIDA
ARTISTS JURIED
EXHIBITION
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
CARD CREATIVITY
Hawthorne Library
Teens. 3:30 PM
CRAFTER’S CIRCLE
All ages. 1:00 PM
CONCERT: DAI UK
LEE—Guest Piano
Recital University Auditorium
7:30 PM
ART FOR LIFE: Loving
The Hands That Shake
Shands Cancer Hospital
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
CONCERT: WIND
SYMPHONY
(Conducted by David
Waybright)
University Auditorium
7:30 PM
15
ARTIST
INSTALLATION
16
ARTIST
INSTALLATION
17
CRAFTER’S CIRCLE
All ages. 1:00 PM
CRAFTY CLIQUE
Newberry Library
All ages welcome.
5:00 PM
CONCERT: ARNOLD
IRCHAI Faculty Bassoon Recital
7:30 PM
CONCERT: CARILLON
RECITAL
UF Century Tower
3:00 PM
21
WEEKEND TOURS
Harn Museum
11:00AM & 2:00PM
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CRAFTY CLIQUE
Newberry Library
All ages welcome.
5:00 PM
23
CONCERT: JAZZ
BANDS (Conducted by
Scott Wilson)
7:30 PM
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
CREATE A
VALENTINE
Hawthorne Library
Ages 5-11. 3:30 PM
ART FOR LIFE:Loving
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
CONCERT: SYMPHONIC BAND
(Conducted by John M.
Watkins)
7:30 PM
24
CRAFTER’S CIRCLE
All ages. 1:00 PM
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
CONCERT: CONCERT
BANDS (Conducted by
John M. Watkins & Archie Birkner IV)
7:30 PM
18
3RD THURSDAY
EVENING
SPINNERS
Hanks Yarn & Fiber
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
UNFINISHED OBJECT
& KNITERATI
Hanks Yarn & Fiber
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
ART HOP
Millhopper Square,
Marketplace and Thornebrook Village
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
19
UNFINISHED OBJECT
& KNITERATI
Hanks Yarn & Fiber
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
CONCERT: UF ORCHESTRA
(Conducted by Raymond
Chobaz)
7:30 PM
25
LIVE VIBE TV
UF School of Music and
Digital Worlds Institute
partner to deliver an
exciting live web concert
event.
Log on: www.livevibetv.
com Online
7:30 PM
Saturday
6
HAILE FARMERS
MARKET
Local Artists
Haile Village Center
8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
ARTIST
INSTALLATION
PURE ESSENTIAL
OILS OF THE ANCIENTS
Hawthorne Library
Adults. 2:00 PM
13
HAILE FARMERS
MARKET
Local Artists
8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
FAMILY DAY: ASIAN
ADVENTURE Highlights of Asian Art
Collection
Harn Museum
10:00AM - 4:00PM
20
HAILE FARMERS
MARKET
Local Artists
8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
WEEKEND TOURS
Harn Museum
11:00AM & 2:00PM
ART AT PCCNCF
Wine and Cheese Opening Reception
Pride Community Center
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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3 RD WINTER ART
FESTIVAL
Tioga Town Center
5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
UNFINISHED OBJECT
& KNITERATI
Hanks Yarn & Fiber
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
ASIAN STUDIES
LECTURE: NICOLA DI
COSMO
Harn Museum of Art
6:00 PM
27
HAILE FARMERS
MARKET
Local Artists
8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
3 RD WINTER ART
FESTIVAL
Tioga Town Center
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
WEEKEND TOURS
Harn Museum
11:00AM & 2:00PM
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HIGHLIGHTS FROM
THE PHOTOGRAPHY
COLLECTION:
Portfolios Harn Museum
11:00AM
STITCH’N’ B*TCH
Hanks Yarn & Fiber
2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
3 RD WINTER ART
FESTIVAL
Tioga Town Center
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
If you have an arts and/or crafts event to share, be sure to email: events@allaroundalachua.com or mail us our events form. We’re looking for gallery openings, classes, projects, and anything related to arts and crafts that is open to the public!
February 2010
All Around Alachua
ARTS & CRAFTS
Arts Events
Locations
Alachua Headqtrs
Library
401 E University
Ave Gainesville
(352) 468-3298
Civitan Regional
Blood Center
1221 NW 13th ST
Gainesville, Fl
352-334-1000
First Christian
Church (Disciples
of Christ)
3411 NW 83rd St.
Gainesville, FL
32606
(352) 376-6011
Hanks Yarn &
Fiber
4127 NW 16th Blvd
Gainesville, Fl
352-338-7222
Harn Museum
34th & Hull Rd
Gainesville, FL
(352) 392-9826
High Springs
Library Branch
1st Ave High Springs
386-454-2515
Hippodrome State
Theatre
25 SE 2nd Pl
Gainesville, Fl
352-375-4477
Library
Partnership
1130 NE 16th Ave
Gainesville
(352) 334-0160
Matheson Museum
513 E. University
Ave. Gainesville
(352) 378-2280
Micanopy Library
Cholokka Blvd
Micanopy
(352) 466-3122
Newberry Library
110 S Seaboard Dr
Newberry, Fl
352-472-1135
Thornebrook
Village
2441 NW 43rd St
Gainesville, Fl
352-378-4947
Thomas Center
302 NE 6th Ave.
Gainesville, FL
352-393-8746
Tower Road
Branch Library
3020 SW 75th St
Gainesville, FL
(352) 333-2840
Trinity Episcopal
Church
204 State Road 26
P.O. Box 361
Melrose 475-2177
Winter Fine Art Fair at Tioga
Once again the tents will
go up and the artisans lay out
their creations for the Tioga
Winter Fine Art Fair. This is the
third year for this cozy festival,
and despite high winds last
year, has continued to do very
well. It starts, unusually, Friday
evening, with music and food,
allowing patrons to wander
around the lighted booths and
preview the show.
This show, like the
long-established Art Festival
at Thornebrook, is run by
the Gainesville Fine Arts
Association, a local group of
wonderful and talented artists
and craftspeople. They put on a
class act, and have a wonderful
Art Around Alachua- Hoggetown Medieval Faire – From the Inside!
The Hoggetown Medieval
Faire is a fantastic journey
into a time of lords and ladies,
jousting and juggling, armor
and art. Yet, as a visitor, you
only get to see the outside – the
face of the show that everyone
wants you to see. What’s it like
on the underside? What efforts
are made to make this illusion?
How does it all come together?
First of all, this fair
would never happen without the
incredible efforts of Linda Piper,
Director of the Gainesville Arts
& Cultural Affairs Department.
She runs this show, as well as
the Gainesville Downtown Fine
Arts Festival in November,
and works with the vendors,
performers, city police and park
authorities to get everything
organized and ready. She is a
smiling face throughout the fair,
helping to put out figurative fires
and getting problems solved as
they appear.
Vendors and performers
apply to be in the show the
previous fall, and they are
scrutinized to make sure their
wares and shows conform to the
standards required for the faire.
They also need to make sure all
participants are ‘period’, i.e.,
making sure they are medieval
or renaissance in nature, design,
and appearance. That is why
all the tents look like they are
made out of natural materials,
rather than white plastic, and
the vendors dress in corsets and
kilts, rather than jeans and flipflops.
Now to the days before
opening morning! Hundreds of
vendors and performers work
for days to set up the structures
that set the stage for the
illusion. The sound stages for
performances, the food vendor
stalls, the tents and stalls that
house arts, crafts, face-painting,
mead sales, and various other
well-known offerings. There
is a camaraderie among the
vendors, especially those that
come back year after year –
perhaps you only see them once
a year, perhaps you do several
shows together, but they are old
friends, and part of a group that
knows what it’s like to be part
of this special group.
The morning of the faire
dawns, and everyone is anxious
and excited, ready for the show
to start. The final touches are
put on displays, costumes, and
personas. A little more fluff to
the matted hair for the medieval
bag lady; a little more push for
the tight corset; a little more
mud and straw on the boots for
that authentic look. Then the
trumpets sound, and the gates
are opened! We all put on our
brightest and friendliest faces
– knowing that most folks will
walk right on by first thing,
and see most of the fair before
settling down to any actual
purchases.
My own spot is usually
right across from the camel
and elephant rides, so I get to
spend the day listening to the
dulcet tones of ‘Camel, camel,
camel, camel, camel! Get your
camel rides! Get your Elephant
rides right here!’ , the delicate
notes of a harpist drifts from the
nearby performance tent, and
the screeches of children, some
delighted, others less so. I enjoy
the fair because I get to see lots
of folks who are interested in
history, and I can speak in a
cheesy Irish accent all weekend,
and no one laughs at me. I get to
see fantastic costumes, hilarious
performances, and sexy kilts.
The end of the day brings
tiredness – it’s been a long day
in the sun (or the cold), and
that Irish accent is beginning to
fade a bit to English, which is
easier for me to maintain. The
costumes look a bit wilted, and
that cup of mead is looking
really good. You hope for some
Christy Nicholas
selection of pottery, paintings,
quilts and photography to dazzle
your senses.
The show runs from 5pm to 9pm
on Friday night, and then from
10am to 5pm on Saturday and
11am to 4pm on Sunday. There
are 70 artists to browse, and
many charitable organizations
to patronize. Do stop by the
Sebastian Ferraro Foundation
information booth, a local
charity looking to raise money
to create a children’s hospital in
the area.
The show is set in and
behind the fantastic Town of
Tioga shopping center, which
has many businesses to cater to
your needs.
Christy Nicholas
last minute shoppers, or the ‘bebacks’ (Oh, I’ll come back and
get it on my way out) to stop
by for a purchase, but usually
they’re tired as well, and make
a bee-line for the exit. Many are
carrying sleeping toddlers, or
dragging cranky kids, perhaps
wrapped up in a jacket as the
sun starts going down and the
temperature starts dropping.
Then, more work for us –
we’ve got to start putting away
the inventory, batten down the
hatches, and keep the tent from
being blown away in the night.
By that time, we are dragging
our feet, hands, and any other
appendage that moves. With
aching feet, we make our way to
our cars, hidden among the sea
of parked vehicles, seemingly
in Timbuktu. We collapse at
our homes, and realize that in
just 8 hours, we’ve got to wake
up and do it all again.
We love doing the fair,
but it is a LOT of work. We love
that the Grand Illusion works
and that people enjoy it – and
enjoy coming back year after
year. It is a fantastic escape
from the stresses and pains of
real life, and it is worth it to see
the enchanted faces of children
and adults as they walk through
the fantasy of the Faire.
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All Around Alachua
February 2010
All Around Alachua
VOLUNTEERING
&
FUNDRAISING
LOCAL CHARITIES TO SCORE AT KICKBALL TOURNEY
(cont. from page 1)
ever attended,” said ACEL
President Derek Lyons. “I’m
so proud of ACEL for coming
up with an original and fun way
to give back to our community.
The kickball tournament is the
centerpiece of our fundraising
efforts. To date, we’ve donated
nearly $25,000 to local charities
and look forward to adding to
that this year.”
Kickball players, sponsors
and fans will enjoy music, door
prizes and more. Delicious food
from tournament sponsors will
be provided for players, and
additional concessions will
be available. Attendees may
bring food and beverages, but
absolutely no glass is permitted
in the park. Admission to the
event is free for players and
sponsors; spectators will pay a
park-entry fee of $2 for adults
and $1 for children.
Competition during the
2009 kickball tournament was
fun and fierce, and the first
place winner was Gainesville’s
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
or Jaycees, which earned an
impressive $2,000 for Tyler’s
Hope Foundation, a Gainesville
nonprofit organization dedicated
to preventing and finding a cure
for the neurological movement
-Colleen Raccioppi
disorder
dystonia.
Rick
Staab, president of InterMed
Biomedical Services Inc., and
a Tyler’s Hope board member,
said the event brought muchneeded publicity to a good
cause.
“We feel the Champions
for Charity kickball tournament
is a fantastic event that brings
awareness to many important
charities in our community,”
said Staab. “Tyler’s Hope for a
Dystonia Cure is so grateful for
the opportunity to play in such
a fun event and for ACEL, who
continues to make the event and
our community better.”
There are still a few
spots available for teams that
want to participate in this
year’s tournament. Corporate
businesses, nonprofits or even
groups of friends may sign up
as a team by downloading the
team entry form from www.
acelchampionsforcharity.com.
The price to participate is a
$500 tax-exempt donation per
team. Teams on the roster as
of mid-January include 352
Media Group; Alachua County
Emerging Leaders; Advertising
Federation
of
Gainesville
(Ad Fed); Alachua County
CounselingAssociation; Charles
Perry Construction (CPC); Cox
Business Services; Frankel
Media Group; Gainesville
Roller Rebels; Jaycees; Invivo /
Philips; LifeSouth Community
Blood Center; Purvis, Gray
& Co.; Group 5 Advertising/
Tower Publications; Rebuilding
Together; S&P Management
Services; Sun Country Sports
Center;
The
Orthopedic
Institute; Tower Hill Insurance;
TutoringZone and Webster
University.
Showing
over-thetop support for the event are
presenting sponsor Florida
Farm Bureau; gold sponsor
Webster University; silver
sponsors Regions Bank and
Gainesville Prosthetics; tent (or
in kind) sponsors Adam’s Rib
Company, Ben & Jerry’s Ice
Cream, Frankel Media Group,
Gator Dominos, Neutral 7
Design Group and PizzaVito;
charity champion sponsor
Gainesville
Real
Estate.
Sponsorship information is as
of mid-January. For current
sponsors, sponsorship levels
and information, please visit
www.acelchampionsforcharity.
com.
Thanks
to
the
community’s generosity, ACEL
will knock (or kick!) one out of
the park for the fourth year in a
row.
ACEL is a nonprofit,
member-led organization of
professionals between the ages
of 21 and 45 who are interested
in educational, leadership
and service opportunities in
Gainesville and other cities
in Alachua County, Fla. The
organization keeps young
professionals
connected,
informed and involved with
their community and with
each other by hosting social,
networking, philanthropic and
civic events and working on
projects to benefit its members
and the community.
For more information,
visit www.acelfl.com. Details
about the Champions for
Charity kickball tournament
can be found at www.
acelchampionsforcharity.com
and on Facebook at www.
facebook.com/acelfl
under
Events. Media Contact: Colleen
Raccioppi, colleen@acelfl.com
Executive Director Debbie Joseph and others from the Sebastian Ferrero Foundation
cheered for the Tower Hill Insurance team, which took second place in the 2009 tournament,
resulting in a $750 donation for the foundation.
Volunteering
Events
Locations
Alley Gatorz Bowl
2606 NE Waldo Rd.
Gainesville
(325)215-9217
Child Advocacy
Center
2720 NE 20th Way
Gainesville
352-376-9161
Do Art
3429 West
University Avenue
Gainesville
(352) 337.0039
D’Lites Emporium
4216 NW 16th Blvd
Gainesville
(352) 375-4484
&
5218 SW 34th St
Gainesville
(352) 378-2969
First Lutheran
Church
1801 NW 5th Ave.
Gainesville
Gainesville Pet
Rescue
5403 SW Archer
Rd, Gainesville
(352) 331-1087
Gainesville
Woman’s Club
2809 W. University
Avenue, Gainesville,
(352) 376-3901
Haile Village
Center
5100 SW 91st Terr
Gainesville
352-371-1600
High Springs First
Baptist
905 NW Santa Fe
Blvd High Springs
Hilton University
of Florida
1714 SW 34th St
Gainesville, Fl
352-371-3600
InterMed
13351 Progress
Blvd. Alachua
Kanapaha
Veteran’s Park
Gainesville
Morningside
Nature Center
3540 E. University
Ave. Gainesville
(352) 334-2170
Nadine McGuire
Pavilion
McCarty Drive
Gainesville, FL
Phillips Center for
the Performing
Arts
315 Hull Road
PO Box 112750
Gainesville
(352) 392-1900
Shands
1600 SW Archer Rd
Gainesville
Splitz Bowling
1311 NW 76th Blvd
Gainesville
(352) 332-2695
St. Augustine
Catholic Church
1738 W. University
Ave. Gainesville
Thornebrook
Village
2441 NW 43rd St
Gainesville
352-378-4947
Trinity United
Methodist Church
4000 NW 53rd Ave.
Gainesville
376-6615
Turlington Plaza
University of
Florida Campus
2014 Turlington
Hall Gainesville
United Church of
Gainesville
1624 NW 5th
Avenue, Gainesville
Westside Park
1001 NW 34th St.,
Gainesville, FL,
(352) 334-2186
February 2010
All Around Alachua
Volunteering/Fundraising
Sunday
Monday
1
Tuesday
2
JAY’S HANDS
Child Advocacy
Center
Do Art
12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
I CAN COPE CANCER SUPPORT
The Cancer Center
3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
7
ARDISIA DAYS
San Felasco Hammock
Preserve State Park,
9:00 AM
8
9
JAY’S HANDS
Child Advocacy
Center
Do Art
12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
February 2010
Wednesday
3
BARNYARD BUDDIES Morningside
Nature Center
Learn about living
farms National Wildlife Federation
3:00 PM – 3:45 PM
FRUIT & TREE
SALE
Bo Diddley
Community Plaza
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
10
Look Good Feel Better, Cancer Support for
Women
The Cancer Center
9:30 AM – 11:00 AM
Nature Center Learn
about living farms
National Wildlife Federation
3:00 PM – 3:45 PM
14
HAPPY
VALENTINE’S DAY!
15
COMPASSIONATE
FRIENDS
Parents’ Support
Group
Haven Hospice
7:00 PM
16
JAY’S HANDS
Child Advocacy
Center
Do Art
12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
17
GAINESVILLE
WOMAN’S CLUB
WINTER
LUNCHEON
Gainesville Woman’s
Club
12:00 PM
Nature Center Learn
about living farms
National Wildlife Federation
3:00 PM – 3:45 PM
21
22
LOOK GOOD FEEL
BETTER- Support for
Women with Cancer
Davis Cancer Center
-Gallery 2000
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
HEALTH TROUPE
FUNDRAISER
D’Lites Emporium
SW 34th St. &
Williston Road
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
23
JAY’S HANDS
Child Advocacy
Center
Do Art
12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
24
BARNYARD
BUDDIES Morningside Nature Center
Learn about living
farms National Wildlife Federation
3:00 PM – 3:45 PM
Thursday
Volunteering/Fundraising
4
PET RESCUE
ADOPTION HOURS:
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday
5
PET RESCUE
ADOPTION HOURS:
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
JAY’S HANDS
Child Advocacy
Center
Do Art
12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Saturday
6
CHILI COOK-OFF
Pride Community
Center
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
FOR OUR VETERAN’S SPECK &
BRIM
TOURNAMENT
The Slab, Starke
7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
12
PET RESCUE
ADOPTION HOURS:
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
13
PET RESCUE
ADOPTION HOURS:
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
18
PET RESCUE
ADOPTION HOURS:
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
19
PET RESCUE
ADOPTION HOURS:
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
JAY’S HANDS
Child Advocacy
Center
Do Art
12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
BABY & KID’S
CONSIGNMENT
SALE Benefiting the
March of Dimes
Abiding Savior Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall
4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
20
CHARITIES
KICKBALL
TOURNAMENT
Diamond Park
10:00AM
25
PET RESCUE
ADOPTION HOURS:
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
26
PET RESCUE
ADOPTION HOURS:
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
DR SALUD
FUNDRAISER
D’Lites Emporium both locations
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
PASSPORT TO KEY
WEST
Annual Museum
Fundraiser Florida
Museum of Natural
History
7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
11
PET RESCUE ADOPTION HOURS:
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
JAY’S HANDS
Child Advocacy
Center
Do Art
12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT MTG
Wild Iris Books
7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT MTG
Wild Iris Books
7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
2010 GAINESVILLE
HEART BALL
Hilton University of
Florida Conference
Center
6:30 PM
27
3RD ANNUAL O2B
KIDS FUNRUN benefiting the Child Advocacy Center and Cure
Dale’s Duchenne
O2B Kids Supercenter
8:30 AM
ILLUSION
EXTRAVAGANZA
UF’s Center for the
Performing Arts
Benefits Meridian
7:30 PM
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February 2010
All Around Alachua
A BETTER YOU
Nutrition and Resistance Training is Synergistic!
By Nathan Trenteseaux
Underground Fitness Revolution
Owner and Underground Strength Coach
In last month’s article, I compared to their sedentary
covered Five Tips to a New You counterparts.
in the New Year. Two of the tips
Another study at the
included nutrition and training. University of Oklahoma was
Today, I want to talk about the performed where participants
importance of nutrition and how either exercised about five (5)
combining a proper nutritional hours per week or remained
plan with a scientifically-proven sedentary. The study went on for
resistance training program about 2.5 months and the results
creates a synergistic effect that were similar. The participants
will skyrocket your fat loss only lost 1.5 pounds of fat
while improving your overall and gained 1.5 pounds of lean
health and fitness.
muscle mass.
First, I need to be
I’m not telling you this
completely honest with you. to convince you that exercise is
Exercise alone is not enough no good. Rather, I’m trying to
to lose fat, gain lean muscle make a much more important
mass and improve your body point: Exercise alone isn’t very
composition. Let’s look at two effective at promoting weight
recent research studies that loss.
confirm this:
However, when you
A study at the University combine a proper exercise
of Texas divided 100 inactive program and the right nutritional
people into two groups. One habits, you get a synergistic
group performed physical effect within the body that
activity and the other group accelerates fat loss, increases
remained sedentary - there were lean muscle mass, and promotes
no changes to their diet. Those body composition changes.
that exercised completed about It’s similar to having 1 + 1 = 3
six hours of physical activity (SYNERGY).
per week for three months. At
First, let’s review 10 proven
the end of the study, the exercise nutritional guidelines that must
group lost one (1) pound of fat be followed to lose fat, increase
and gained two (2) pounds of lean muscle mass and improve
lean muscle mass compared to your health:
the sedentary group. This means
1. Eat breakfast every day
that the group that exercised
followed by a meal every
gained a total of one (1) pound
3-4 hours (It raises your
at the end of the three months
metabolism and keeps
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
your blood sugar levels
stable.)
Eat protein with every
meal (It helps build
muscle and burn more
calories.)
Eat a fruit or vegetable
with every meal and snack
(These are the carbs you
want to eat every day.
Fruits and veggies are
low-carb, low-calorie,
and full of nutrients to
help you achieve your
goals.)
Eliminate all processed
carbohydrates
(Pasta,
bread,
white
rice,
crackers,
cookies,
pastries, etc.)
Use healthy fats and oils
freely such as olive oil,
coconut oil, raw nuts
and seeds, avocados and
omega-3 fish oils (Your
body needs healthy fats
to get rid of fat!)
Eliminate
caloriecontaining
beverages
(Soda – yes, even, diet
soda, fruit juice, sports
drinks, etc.)
Drink a minimum of
half your bodyweight in
ounces of water each day
– If you weigh 150lbs,
drink 75 ounces of water
each day (Drinking water
will help you lose fat and
is necessary for your
body’s daily functions.)
Take a high-quality
multivitamin and omega-3
fish oil (Vitamins are like
insurance and fish oil
caps are proven to help
you lose fat and prevent
many diseases.)
9. Keep a food journal (If
you know what you put
in your mouth every day,
you’ll be more conscious
of what you’re eating)
10. Follow these guidelines
90 percent of the time
and “splurge” the other
10 percent (It takes 90
percent compliance to
reach your goals)
The next step is to use
resistance training. Resistance
training includes body weight
exercises, dumbbells, barbells,
kettlebells, bands, odd objects
(kegs, sandbags, tires, etc.) and
many other similar tools that
create resistance that the body
must overcome.
However, rather than
using typical resistance training
methods, I suggest taking it one
step further and performing
metabolic resistance training
or cardio strength training.
This type of resistance training
uses the same tools mentioned
before but combines resistance
exercises in a format to create
a fast-paced workout that
provides cardiovascular and
strength benefits.
Typically,
metabolic
resistance training or cardio
strength training consists of
moderate-to-heavy
weights
performed as supersets, circuits,
timed sets or complexes with
little-to-no rest in order to create
a metabolic “disturbance”
within the body. Remember,
resistance training is essential
because it builds muscle,
A Better You
Locations
Alachua County
Extension Office
2800 N.E. 39th Ave
Gainesville
(352) 955-2402
Alachua County
Headquarters
Library
401 E Univ Ave
Gainesville
(352) 468-3298
Alachua Library
14913 NW 140th St
Alachua
386-462-2592
Archer Library
204 N Univ. Ave
Archer
352-495-3367
Books-a-Million
Archer Road
Hawthorne
Library
6640 SE 221st St
Hawthorne
(352) 481-1920
High Springs
Library
Main Street
High Springs
(386) 454-2515
Hare Krishna
Student Center
214 NW 14th St.
Gainesville, FL
Library
Partnership
A Neighborhood
Resource Center
1130 NE 16th Ave
Gainesville
(352) 334-0160
Newberry Library
110 S Seaboard Dr
Newberry
(352) 472-1135
Prosperous Living
Center
1135 NW 23rd Ave,
Suite F/2
Gainesville
(352) 514-3122
Tower Road
Library
3020 SW 75th St
Gainesville
(352) 333-2840
UF Hearing
&Speech Clinic
UF Campus
UF Reitz Union
Museum Road
Gainesville
(352) 392-1649
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4225 NW 34th St.
Gainesville
(352) 377-1669
February 2010
Sunday
A Better You
Monday
1
AARP TAX
ASSISTANCE
Library Hdqrtrs
9:30AM – 2:30 PM
HAWTHORNE
READING CIRCLE
Hawthorne Library
Adults- 11:00 AM
GAINESVILLE
QI-GONG GROUP
Prosperous Living Center
6:00 PM-7:00PM
“WHAT’S GOING ON”:
Community info session
Library Headquarters
7:00 PM
7
DAVE RAMSEY’S
FINANCIAL PEACE
Trinity United Methodist Church
5:00PM – 6:30 PM
PROSPEROUS LIVING GROUP MEETING
Prosperous Living
Center
6:00 PM-8:00PM
14
HAPPY
VALENTINE’S DAY
DAVE RAMSEY’S
FINANCIAL PEACE
5:00PM – 6:30 PM
8
ASK THE EXPERTS
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
AARP TAX
ASSISTANCE
Adults9:30 AM – 2:30 PM
15
AARP TAX
ASSISTANCE Library
Headquarters Adults9:30 AM – 2:30 PM
ASK THE EXPERTS
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
HAWTHORNE
READING CIRCLE
Hawthorne Library
Adults- 11:00 AM
21
MICROSOFT WORD
&EXCEL INTRO
1:30 PM
22
ASK THE EXPERTS
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
PROSPEROUS LIVING GROUP MTNG
Prosperous Living
Center
6:00 PM-8:00PM
28
WRITERS ALLIANCE
OF GAINESVILLE
Tower Rd. Library
Adults- 1:00 PM
PROSPEROUS LIVING GROUP MTNG
Prosperous Living
Center
6:00 PM-8:00PM
Tuesday
February 2010
Wednesday
2
COMPUTER BASICS
101 ACL-Library Partnership 11:00 AM
3
BEGINNING E-MAILER COURSE
Archer Library10:00AM
MERIDIAN - SEEKING SAFETY
ACL-Library Partnership Adults- 2:00 PM
COMPUTER CLASS
Alachua Library
Adults- 11:00 AM
HATHA YOGA
Alachua Library
Adults- 5:30 PM
AARP TAX
ASSISTANCE
Tower Library Adults1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
9
AARP TAX
ASSISTANCE
Adults9:30 AM – 2:30 PM
HATHA YOGA
Alachua Library
Adults- 5:30 PM
10
ASK THE EXPERTS
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
AARP TAX
ASSISTANCE
Tower Library Adults1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
AARP TAX
ASSISTANCE Library
17
ASK THE EXPERTS
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
NEW CREDIT LAWS
AND MANAGING
YOUR CREDIT IN
2010
Alachua County Extension Office
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
AARP TAX ASSISTANCE
Tower Library Adults1:00PM – 4:00PM
23
AARP TAX ASSISTANCE Library Headquarters
Adults- 9:30 AM – 2:30
PM
HATHA YOGA
Alachua Library
Adults- 5:30 PM
EARTH SPIRIT HEALING SHAMANIC
PRACTICE CLASS
Sacred Earth Center
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Thursday
A Better You
Friday
Saturday
4
MERIDIAN - TEAM
SOLUTIONS FOR
WELLNESS
ACL-Library
Partnership 5:00 PM
5
GAINESVILLE INT’L
FOLK DANCE
Unitarian Universalist
Fellowship
8:00 PM - 11:00 PM
6
ASK THE EXPERTS
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
PRESSURE COOKER
TIPS AND RECIPES
COOKING CLASS
Alachua County Extension Office
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
FREE TANGO CLASSES& PRACTICA
UF Student Recreation
& Fitness Center Rm#1,
8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
11
AARP TAX ASSISTANCE Tower Library
Adults10:00AM – 2:00PM
MERIDIAN - TEAM
SOLUTIONS FOR
WELLNESS
ACL-Library
Partnership 5:00 PM
FREE ACUPUNCTURE for Veterans, Active Military Personnel
… Academy for Five
Element Acupuncture
6:30 PM to 7:00 PM
16
HATHA YOGA
Alachua Library
Adults- 5:30 PM
PRACTICE CLASS
Sacred Earth Center
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
FREE ACUPUNCTURE for Veterans, Active Military Personnel
… Academy for Five
Element Acupuncture
6:30 PM to 7:00 PM
EARTH SPIRIT
HEALING
SHAMANIC
PRACTICE CLASS
Sacred Earth Center
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
PRACTICE CLASS
Sacred Earth Center
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
PROSPEROUS
LIVING GROUP
MEETING
Prosperous Living
Center
6:00 PM-8:00PM
DAVE RAMSEY’S
FINANCIAL PEACE
5:00PM – 6:30 PM
All Around Alachua
GROWING FRUIT IN
NORTH CENTRAL
FLORIDA
Alachua County
Extension Office
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
24
ASK THE EXPERTS
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Adults- 1:00 PM – 4:00
PM
18
Adults10:00AM – 2:00PM
MERIDIAN - TEAM
SOLUTIONS FOR
WELLNESS
ACL-Library
Partnership
5:00 PM
MERIDIAN - TEAM
SOLUTIONS FOR
WELLNESS
ACL-Library Partnership 5:00 PM
FREE ACUPUNCTURE for Veterans, …
Academy for Five Element Acupuncture
6:30 PM to 7:00 PM
KRISHNA DINNER
Hare Krishna Student
Center
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
12
ASK THE EXPERTS
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
13
ASK THE EXPERTS
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
GAINESVILLE INT’L
FOLK DANCE
Fellowship
8:00 PM - 11:00 PM
KRISHNA DINNER
Center
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
19
GAINESVILLE INT’L
FOLK DANCE
Fellowship
8:00 PM - 11:00 PM
8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
FREE ACUPUNCTURE for Veterans, …
Academy for Five Element Acupuncture
6:30 PM to 7:00 PM
25
Adults- 10:00AM –
2:00PM
AARP TAX
ASSISTANCE
Newberry Library
Adults1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
26
GAINESVILLE INT’L
FOLK DANCE
Fellowship
8:00 PM - 11:00 PM
8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
20
AARP TAX ASSISTANCE Library
ASK THE EXPERTS
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
KRISHNA DINNER
Center
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
27
ASK THE EXPERTS
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
KRISHNA DINNER
Center
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
February 2010
All Around Alachua
SPORTS
2010 Urban Meyer Scramble for Kids
-Michelle Wescott
The Scramble for Kids is prevention of child abuse
hosted by National Champion and
neglect,
intervention
football Coach Urban Meyer. and adoption services. This
The Urban Meyer Scramble for organization helps with the needs
kids is a gold tournament that of children and is committed to
takes place February 17-20, every child’s right to a stable
2010.
living environment and healthy
This event benefits the family development. They offer
Children’s Home Society of adoption services, in home
Florida, the Boys and Girls family support services, family
Club of Alachua County, and the visitation centers and much
Girls Club of Alachua County. more.
This event has been taking place
Girl’s Place is dedicated
since 1991; since then thousands to helping girls of all ages and
of golfers and many volunteers background to work together,
have made this event a success. help them figure out their own
The scramble has raised over identity, to develop to their
$1million dollars for local area potential, and have a sense of
children that are in need of this responsibility in their family,
money.
home, environment.
The Boys & Girls
The Scramble for kids
club’s mission is to provide all starts off on February 17th with a
youth in Alachua County the welcome banquet. The scramble
opportunity to participate in a itself starts on February 19th and
program designed specifically finishes on February 20th with a
for them, with a special concern shotgun start at noon on the 19th
for youth from disadvantaged at the Mark Bostick Golf Course
circumstances.
They
also at the University of Florida.
help to promote leadership,
character, health, and career
development while emphasizing
social, cultural, and educational
growth.
The Children’s Home
Society of Florida provides
(cont. from page 12)
Nutrition and Resistance
burns calories (during training
and for more than 38 hours
afterward) and increases your
metabolism, strength, and bone
density, improves your posture,
and strengthens your heart and
lungs.
There are numerous
studies showing the benefits of
metabolic resistance training
and cardio strength training.
When combined with a proper
nutritional program, metabolic
resistance training burns more
fat and builds more muscle than
diet or exercise alone. And both
methods are far superior than
aerobic exercise (steady-state
cardio such as jogging, biking,
etc.).
At Underground Fitness
Revolution, we provide the
nutritional guidelines and
support our members need to
reach their goals. In addition,
we utilize training programs that
include metabolic resistance
training and a variety of interval
training methods to assist
with fat loss while increasing
fitness levels and providing
cardiovascular benefits.
If losing fat, gaining
muscle and being in the best
shape of your life is your goal,
join Underground Fitness
Revolution now. Our next
Orientation and Grocery Store
Tour is scheduled for Saturday,
February 27 and our next phase
of training begins March 1. Not
sure if we are the place for you?
Try us out for free! Call (352)
682-3310 to schedule your free
session.
Nathan
Trenteseaux
is the owner and certified
Underground Strength Coach
for
Underground
Fitness
Revolution, a semi-private
small group training facility in
Alachua. To join Underground
Fitness Revolution’s next phase
of training, please visit: www.
UFRevolution.com
February 2010
All Around Alachua
Sports
Sunday
7
UF GATORS
VS.MISS. STATE
BULLDOGS (WOMENS BASKETBALL)
O’Connell Center
2:00 PM - 4:00PM
February 2010
Monday
Tuesday
Sports
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
2
3
4
5
8
HIGH SPRINGS
ADULT SOFTBALL
(OFFICIAL PLAY
STARTS)
9
10
UF GATORS VS.
SOUTH CAROLINA
(MENS BASKETBALL)
O’Connell Center
8:00PM
11
12
15
16
17
18
FIVE POINTS OF
LIFE RACE.
Fitness ExpoMarathon And
Half Marathon
7:00AM
21
UF GATORS VS.
GEORGIA (WOMENS BASKETBALL)
O’Connell Center
2:00PM
28
UF GATORS VS.
ALABAMA (WOMENS BASKETBALL)
O’Connell Center
2:00-4:00PM
“SLAM-ENTINES
DAY” - Gainesville
Roller Rebels vs. Columbia Quad Squad
Skate Station 6:15PM
6
GAINESVILLE
GATORS FastPitch
Softball Spring
Try-outs
Girls Place, Inc.
9:30 AM - 2:00 PM
13
UF GATORS VS.
XAVIER (MENS
BASKETBALL)
O’Connell Center
6:00PM
2010 FIVE POINTS
OF LIFE RACE.
Fitness Expo
5 POINTS 5K
8:00AM
KIDS MARATHON
9:00AM
UF GATORS VS.
VANDRBILT COMMODORES (WOMENS BASKETBALL)
O’Connell Center
7:00PM
14
HAPPY
VALENTINES DAY!
Saturday
22
Adult Softball (Co-ed
and Mens)
PRCA Administrative
Offices, Gainesville
7:00 PM
23
24
UF GATORS VS.
TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS (WOMENS BASKETBALL)
O’Connell Center
9:00PM
25
19
UF GATORS VS.
GEORGIA (GYMNASTICS)
O’Connell Center
7:00 PM - 9:30PM
20
UF GATORS VS.
OLE MISS. (MENS
BASKEYBALL)
O’Connell Center
12:00PM
URBAN MEYER
SCRAMBLE
(PRO-AM GOLF)
Mark Bastick Golf
Course at UF
12:00PM
CHARITIES KICKBALL TOURNAMENT Diamond Park
10:00AM
26
URBAN MEYER
SCRAMBLE (GOLF)
Mark Bastic Golf
Course at UF 8:00AM
27
February 2010
All Around Alachua
NIGHT LIFE
University of Florida College of Fine Arts and the School of Theatre and Dance present Oedipus the King
The tragedy of Oedipus,
who unknowingly slays his
father and marries his mother, is
one of the mythical cornerstones
of Western civilization. The
School of Theatre and Dance’s
production is directed and
adapted for the stage by Yanci
Bukovec. In creating the
adaption Professor Bukovec
wanted to make the play
available to everyone. “This
performance adaption was
created for a particular theatre
and a particular audience in
mind.”
This production is unique
as it highlights the vocal and
Nightlife Event Details
speech dynamics of this style
of theatre. This adaption was
made not with the scholars and
purists in mind. “Some sections
have a very contemporary feel,
and then we switch to a more
stylized feel,” Bukovec said.
“In choosing the classics we
are able to develop the vocal
and speech skills of the actors
so they can leave with a well
rounded education.”
Aided by oracles, a
chorus, and one of the greatest
tragic figures in all of dramatic
literature, the play focuses on
Oedipus’ act of discovery and
its consequences and explores
-Michelle Wescott
THE OPERA SHOW
Glamour. Romance. Musical
Fantasyland…THE
OPERA
SHOW presents beautiful
music exquisitely performed
in a spectacular and exuberant
21st century showcase. Mitch
Sebastian’s ravishing production
is startling and fresh – a vivid
presentation with dazzling
choreography animating great
works of classical music.
1ST KLASS KLOGGERS
A weekly percussive dance
classes for beginners through
advanced.
They
offer
contemporary clogging to
country, bluegrass and Top 40
music. Classes taught by the
area’s only National Clogging
Instructor for 16 years.
MORRIS
DANCE
CLASSES Morris is an English
traditional folk dance form.
How old it is, no one knows
for certain, but Shakespeare
used morris dancing in a few
plays, and it was considered old
even in his day. Modern morris
includes several different types
(called “traditions”) of dance,
all named for different regions
of the British Isles; Cotswold
Morris from the south, Border
Morris from the west, Molly
Dancing from the southeast, and
Northwest Morris from (you
guessed it) the northwest. Many
people also include Longsword,
Rapper (sword), Clog, and
Garland dancing in the term
“morris”.
Nightlife Events
Locations
Alley Gatorz
2606 NW Waldo Rd
Gainesville
352-373-0708
American Legion
Post 16
4701 NW Sixth St
Gainesville
Clarion Inn
3455 SW Williston
Rd, Gainesville
1-866-969-8065
Community Play
House
4039 NW 16th Blvd
Gainesville
352-376-4949
Community Plaza
352-372-8802
Barlee Oyster &
Wine Bar
HWY 301 (Behind
Classic CaféWaldo
352-468-1758
Boltin Center
516 NE 2nd Ave
Gainesville
352-334-2189
111 E University
Ave, Gainesville
352-334-5064
Hippodrome State
Theatre
25 SE 2nd Place
Gainesville
(352) 375-4477
Jacksonville
Veterans Memorial
the issues of fate, the theme
of human intelligence and its
limits, and the place of domestic
scandal in the public eye.
The show runs Jan. 29 Feb.7 in the Nadine McGuire
Black Box Theatre in the
McGuire Theatre & Dance
Pavilion.
Showtimes
Jan. 29-30 & Feb. 2-6 at 7:30
p.m. Jan. 31 & Feb. 7 at 2 p.m.
Ticket Information
Tickets may be purchased
at the University Box Office,
which is located in the lobby of
the Constans Theatre. The ticket
office will be open Monday
through Friday from 12 p.m.
to 5 p.m. and 45 minutes prior
to each performance. For more
ticket information, please call
352-392-1653 or visit the
University Box Office Web
site at http://www.union.ufl.
edu/ubo. Tickets may also be
purchased online at
www.ticketmaster.com.
On
campus parking is available at
the Reitz Union parking
garage and the Museum Road
parking lot. For the performance,
student, faculty, staff and senior
citizen tickets are $13 with valid
ID, and $17 for the general
public.
Video Rodeo Releases
-Warren Rodgers
The much anticipated
FLEXfest 2010 will be taking
place Feb. 20-23.
The full schedule is:
Saturday, Feb. 20, venue TBA
(shortly), 7 & 9 p.m., video
artist Jacqueline Goss
Sunday, Feb. 21, The Harn
Museum of Art, 7 & 9 p.m.,
French/German super 8mm
filmmmaker Helga Fanderl
Monday,
Feb.
22, The
Hippodrome Theatre, 7 & 9 p.m.,
experimental documentarian
Michael Gitlin
Tuesday, Feb. 23, The Harn
Museum of Art, 7 & 9 p.m.,
Belgian
found
footage
filmmaker Johan Grimonprez
There will be more
details about these shows soon
at www.flexfest.org
Arena
300 A. Philip
Randolph Blvd.
Jacksonville
(904) 630-3900
Let’s Dance!
7230 W. University
Ave. Gainesville
(352) 331-7529
Phillips Center
315 Hull Rd
Gainesville
352-372-6780
Rue Bar
104 S Main St
Gainesville
352-672-6688
Skate Station
Funworks
1311 N.W. 76th
Video Releases for February:
Feb 2nd 2010:
Zombieland,
Ong Bak 2: The Beginning
Feb. 16th 2010
Black Dynamite
Hunger
Feb. 23rd 2010
The Informant!,
The Beaches of Agnes
Video Rodeo is located at 1119
W. University Ave.Gainesville.
Blvd. Gainesville
(352) 332-0555
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
4225 NW 34th St.
Gainesville
(352) 377-1669
UF Reitz Union
Museum Road
Gainesville
(352) 392-1649
Vam York Theater
4039 NW 16th
Blvd. Gainesville,
(352) 376-4949
Westside Baptist
Church
10000 W. Newberry
Rd. Gainesville
(352) 333-7700
February 2010
All Around Alachua
Nightlife
Sunday
February 2010
Monday
1
LIVE JAZZ AT
EMILIANO’S
Emiliano’s Cafe
4:00PM
VIDEO GAME NIGHT
featuring $1 Beer
1982 Club
9:00PM
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nightlife
Thursday
2
3
4
WHY SACRED
GROVES MATTER:
POST-ROMANTIC
CLAIMS
The Ocora at Pugh Hall
7:00PM
TO KILL A
MOCKINGBORD
Vam York Theatre
8:00PM
THURSDAY NIGHT
LIVE STAND UP
COMEDY Clarion Inn
7:00PM
LIVE JAZZ AT
EMILIANO’S
Emiliano’s Cafe
4:00PM
TO KILL A MOCKINGBORD Vam York
Theatre 8:00PM
RAINBOW BINGO
Community Pride
Center 6:30PM
GAINESVILLE
CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Univerity
Auditorium 7:30PM
KARAOKE NIGHT
Alley Kats Bowling
9:00PM – 12:00AM
MORRIS DANCE
CLASSES Regency
Oaks Clubhouse
7:00PM – 9:00PM
7
TO KILL A MOCKINGBORD Vam York Theatre
2:00PM
WOMEN’S DINNER
AND A MOVIE Pride
Community Center
5:00PM
THE MAID Hippodrome
Cinema 2:30PM, 4:30PM
& 7:00PM
8
9
10
11
LIVE JAZZ AT
EMILIANO’S
Emiliano’s Cafe
4:00PM
THE OPERA SHOW
Phillips center 7:30PM
HAIRSPRAY Curtis M
Phillips Center 7:30PM
KARAOKE NIGHT
Alley Kats Bowling
9:00PM – 12:00AM
FLOW – Poetry Open
Mic Night Nadine
McGuire Pavilion
7:00PM -9:30PM
THURSDAY NIGHT
LIVE STAND UP
COMEDY Clarion Inn
7:00PM
VIDEO GAME NIGHT
featuring $1 Beer
1982 Club
9:00PM
LIVE JAZZ AT
EMILIANO’S
Emiliano’s Cafe
4:00PM
FLEXPLATE The Backstage Lounge 9:00PM
1ST KLASS KLOGGERS
Carpenter’s Union Local
75 2:00PM – 5:00PM
14
15
16
ISREAL BALLET
Phillips Center
7:30PM
LIVE JAZZ AT
EMILIANO’S
Emiliano’s Cafe
4:00PM
KARAOKE NIGHT
Alley Kats Bowling
9:00PM – 12:00AM
PIRATE RADIO
Hippodrome Cinema
2:00PM & 7:00PM
1ST KLASS
KLOGGERS
Carpenter’s Union
Local 75
2:00PM – 5:00PM
THE MAID
Hippodrome Cinema
6:30PM & 8:30PM
5
GAINESVILLE
COMEDY SHOWCASE
Clarion Inn 9:00PM
MUSICAL VALENTINE
7:30PM
KARAOKE NIGHT Alley
Kats Bowling 9:00PM –
12:00AM
TO KILL A MOCKINGBORD Vam York Theatre
8:00PM
Saturday
6
TEXAS HOLD EM
POKER Alley Katz
Bowling 5:00PM
KARAOKE NIGHT
Market Street Pub
9:00PM to 2:00AM
PHOENIX /NEBULIN
CULTELLERII
Backstage Lounge
10:00PM
GAINESVILLE INT’L
FOLK DANCE Unitarian
Universalist Fellowship
8:00PM – 11:00PM
13
12
GAINESVILLE
COMEDY SHOWCASE
Clarion Inn 9:00PM
TEXAS HOLD EM
POKER Alley Katz
Bowling 5:00PM
GAINESVILLE INT’L
8:00PM – 11:00PM
PIRATE RADIO Hippodrome Cinema 4:15PM
& 9:15PM
KARAOKE NIGHT
Alley Kats Bowling
9:00PM – 12:00AM
CLASS X RIVER
STYX The Backstage
Lounge 9:00PM
C O R ETBA Backstage
Lounge 10:00PM
KARAOKE NIGHT
Market Street Pub
9:00PM to 2:00AM
THE MAID
Hippodrome Cinema
5:00PM & 7:45PM
MORRIS DANCE
CLASSES Regency
Oaks Clubhouse
7:00PM – 9:00PM
17
UF SCHOOL OF MUSIC
SYMPHONIC BAND
7:30PM
18
THURSDAY NIGHT
LIVE STAND UP COMEDY Clarion Inn 7:00PM
19
GAINESVILLE
COMEDY SHOWCASE
Clarion Inn 9:00PM
20
TEXAS HOLD EM POKER Alley Katz Bowling
5:00PM
PHILHARMONIA OF
THE NATIONS Phillips
Center 7:30PM
KARAOKE NIGHT
Alley Kats Bowling
9:00PM – 12:00AM
AMY RAY OF THE INDIGO GIRLS Common
Grounds 9:00PM
AGAINST ME Common
Grounds 7:00PM
CONTRA DANCE
Boltin Center
8:00PM –11:00PM
BARLAIT SKYSCRAPERS The Backstage
Lounge 9:00PM
MORRIS DANCE
CLASSES Regency Oaks
Clubhouse
7:00PM – 9:00PM
GAINESVILLE INT’L
8:00PM – 11:00PM
26
GAINESVILLE
COMEDY SHOWCASE
Clarion Inn 9:00PM
LIVE JAZZ AT EMILIANO’S Emiliano’s Cafe
4:00PM
VIDEO GAME NIGHT
featuring $1 Beer
1982 Club
9:00PM
SOWETO GOSPEL
CHOIR Curtis Phillips
Center 7:30PM
Friday
21
22
23
24
25
DANCE 2010 Nadine
McGuire Pavilion
2:00PM
LIVE JAZZ AT
EMILIANO’S Emiliano’s Cafe 4:00PM
UF SCHOOL OF
MUSIC JAZZ BAND
7:30PM
CLASSIC ALBUMS
LIVE 7:30PM Curtis
Phillips Center
KINGDOM HEIRS of
Dollywood 7:00PM
Westside Baptist Church
1ST KLASS
KLOGGERS
Carpenter’s Union
Local 75
2:00PM – 5:00PM
VIDEO GAME NIGHT
featuring $1 Beer 1982
Club 9:00PM
KARAOKE NIGHT
Alley Kats Bowling
9:00PM – 12:00AM
FLOW – Poetry Open
Mic Night Nadine
McGuire Pavilion
7:00PM -9:30PM
THURSDAY NIGHT
LIVE STAND UP
COMEDY
Clarion Inn 7:00PM
DANCE 2010 Nadine
McGuire Pavilion
7:30PM
LIVE JAZZ AT
EMILIANO’S Emiliano’s Cafe 4:00PM
DANCE 2010
Nadine McGuire
Pavilion 7:30PM
DANCE 2010 Nadine
McGuire Pavilion
7:30PM
MORRIS DANCE
CLASSES
Regency Oaks
Clubhouse
7:00PM – 9:00PM
SING AND SWAY
DANCE Thelma
Boltin Community Center
8:00PM
GAINESVILLE INT’L
8:00PM – 11:00PM
SING AND SWAY
DANCE Thelma Boltin Community Center
8:00PM
KARAOKE NIGHT
Alley Kats Bowling
9:00PM – 12:00AM
UNITED STATE NAVY
BAND SEA CHANTERS
Phillips Center 7:30PM
KARAOKE NIGHT
Market Street Pub
9:00PM to 2:00AM
27
Billetproof Hot Rod and
Custom Car Show
9:00a to 4:00pm at
Alachua County Fairgrounds
TEXAS HOLD EM
POKER
Alley Katz Bowling
5:00PM
DANCE 2010
Nadine McGuire
Pavilion 7:30PM
KARAOKE NIGHT
Market Street Pub
9:00PM to 2:00AM
28
DANCE 2010 Nadine
McGuire Pavilion
7:30PM
1ST KLASS
KLOGGERS Carpenter’s Union Local 75
2:00PM – 5:00PM
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Valentine’s Day Events All Around Alachua
Classy and Sassy Valentines!
A week before Valentine’s Day
the Alachua County Library
District’s Micanopy Branch is
holding a crafting sessions for
children and teens from 2:00
PM to 4:00 PM. They will be
providing crafting supplies like
stencils, markers, stickers, ribbon
and more so all participants can
create a Valentine card for their
someone special.
Card Creativity
On February 9th the Alachua
County
Library
District’s
Hawthorne Branch is conducting
a class for cutting, layering, and
designing your own Valentine’s
Day card for teens. No need
to bring supplies, the library
will have everything ready and
waiting. Just bring a fun attitude
and an imagination. The class
is being held from 3:30 PM
to 5:30 PM in the meeting
room, presented by Donovan
Westbrooks.
card making class for children
ages five to eleven from 3:30
PM to 4:30 PM in their meeting
room.
Pure Essential Oils of the
Ancients
On February 6th the Alachua
County
Library
District’s
Hawthorne Branch is holding
a hands on adult crafting class
taught by Carole Weaver. The
class will center on creating a
“personal essence” fragrance
that the crafter can then share
with a loved one, right in time
for Valentine’s Day. There is
a class size limit of ten people
(make sure to register at http://
www.acld.lib.fl.us/ if you are
interested). Class will be in the
meeting room from 2:00 PM to
4:30 PM.
Sekret Valentine 2
From Tuesday, February 9th
through
Friday,
February
th
12 , UF’s Nadine McGuire
Pavilion will be playing host to
Create-A-Valentine
Krimson Kourts, Inc.’s second
On February 2nd the Alachua
annual event aimed at bringing
County
Library
District’s
Gator sweethearts together for
Hawthorne Branch is having a
Valentine’s Day. They’ll be
Victoria Masters
taking gift orders (starting as
low as two dollars) from 9:00
AM to 2:00 PM each day and
delivering on Friday to that
special person.
Valentine’s Day Salsa Party
Evolve Pilates & Fitness is
hosting a Salsa party on Saturday,
Feb 13th, from 7:30 PM to 11:30
PM. Surprise your loved one
by doing something different
this year! Celebrate your love
with salsa dancing (beginners
are more than welcome), drinks,
appetizers, and a silent auction!
The dances will be taught
by local Zumba instructor,
Cristiani. Proceeds from the
event will benefit Little Hands,
Big Hearts, Inc., a local charity
that aids homeless children.
Little Hands, Big Hearts, Inc.
will also be accepting new and
gently used donations at the
door for the homeless in both
Gainesville and Haiti. You
can purchase tickets at Evolve
Pilates -in advance they are
$35 or at the door they are $40.
Call (352) 378-7517 for more
information
RUB Entertainment Presents:
The Dating Game!
On Tuesday, Feb 9th, from
8:00 PM to 10:00 PM RUB
Entertainment is holding their
version of The Dating Game at
the Orange and Blue. If you’re
not feeling that adventurous,
just come and watch. If you
would like to participate, please
email lncomedians@gmail.com
or cocoababygrl@ufl.edu. If
you find your right match you’ll
receive a free gift from RUB
Entertainment!
Gainesville Ballet’s
Performance Series for
Children and Youth: Tales
and Tutus - The Romance of
Ballet
Alachua County Headquarters
Library’s Downtown branch is
hosting the Gainesville Ballet
Theatre on Sunday, Feb 14th
from 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM.
There is no charge for the event
and is suitable for all ages.
The Gainesville Ballet Theatre
will be presenting a Valentine
themed mini performance of
diverse dance styles.

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