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Category: Arts & Culture
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Live Music in Lakeland This Weekend
Music choices in Lakeland this weekend include piano jazz, acoustic, country comedy and EDM that puts you in a trance dance mood.
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Local Earthdance Festival Ties into Global Event
The light show you might see just off I-4 near Kathleen Road this weekend belongs to Earthdance Florida, a local event that’s part of a global network of peace festivals.
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FSC Hosts Exhibition by Magical Realism Painter Robert Vickery
Source: WUSF News
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Live Music This Weekend
If I weren’t launching my favorite news site tonight, I’d be listening to the powerhouse vocals of the Sarah Mac Band and the honky-tonk Americana of Grant Peeples at an Among Friends concert at Lakeland Brewing. (They’re together in this video.) Other weekend highlights include “The Eagles: Greatest Hits” at The Lakeland Center’s Classic Albums […]
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Polk Theatre Comedy Night Benefits Schools
The Polk Theatre is being transformed into a comedy club on Friday evening in an event that raises funds for Polk schools.
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Copeland Announces National Tour Ending in Orlando
Copeland, Lakeland’s favorite indie band, is going on a nationwide tour, its first in more than five years. The Lakeland-based band will play 25 major cities in 32 days beginning Nov. 5, ending the tour with a show at The Social in Orlando on Dec. 6.
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Live Music in Lakeland This Weekend
Highlights this weekend include the jazzy Keenan Ellison Quartet at Fresco’s and the folky pop of Shevonne Philidor at Brew Hub, both Saturday night. This weekend also marks the opening of The Truth Factory, a youth-oriented club on Parker Street featuring Christian artists. My best bet for the coming week is Sarah Mac Band and […]
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Winning Sculpture Honors Military, First Responders’ Sacrifices
Head bowed reverently, a seated figure cradles a folded triangle of a flag in upturned hands. That’s the image of sacrifice that student Cierra Grenier envisioned when she entered a sculpture contest honoring military veterans, police officers, firefighters and other emergency responders.
