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Sunday, August 25, 2013
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Friday, February 8, 2013
2nd Friday Gallery Walk Special Guest Caricature Artist, Rob Smith, Jr.
Special guest Rob Smith, Jr, caricature artist extraordinaire, will be at Julianne's Coastal Cottage tonight for the 2nd Friday Gallery Walk in downtown Mount Dora from 6pm - 8pm.
Free wine smoothie samples while you watch!
Free wine smoothie samples while you watch!
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
James Best in Mount Dora for a One-Man Show
The Mount Dora Library Association is pleased to announce
Actor, Author and Artist James Best in a one-man show on his 50 plus years in
show business and Hollywood’s Golden Age. Aside from being recognized as
Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane from the Dukes of Hazzard, Best starred with actors
like Paul Newman, Audie Murphy, Jerry Lewis, Lee Marvin and others as a
contract player for Universal. He will show film clips and tell the audience
some true backstage goings on only he would know. The audience will also have
their chance to ask James their questions. The show will take place January 26th
at 3PM at the Mount Dora Community Building. Tickets are $15.00 with the
proceeds benefiting the Mount Dora Library. James Best will also have a display
of his paintings in the lobby of the Community Building and will be signing
copies of his book “Best In Hollywood” after the show. Tickets can be purchased
at The Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce 352.383.2165, Uncle Al’s Time Capsule
352.383.1958, The Mount Dora Library 352.735.7180 or on our website at www.mountdoralibrary.com. For more
information or VIP and group tickets call 352. 383.8808.
Friday, November 16, 2012
Monday, October 29, 2012
Monday, October 8, 2012
FIRE AND RAIN - THE JAMES TAYLOR EXPERIENCE
SEPTEMBER 24, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Nancy Howell, Executive Director (352) 383-2627
FIRE AND RAIN - THE JAMES TAYLOR EXPERIENCE
A Special Tribute Performance During Craft Fair Weekend
Plus Free Music in Donnelly Park
MOUNT DORA: James Taylor fans line up for tickets! The Mount Dora Music Festival proudly welcomes FIRE and RAIN, The James Taylor Experience to the Mount Dora Community Center, Saturday, October 27th, at 7:30 p.m. during the Mount Dora Craft Fair weekend.
This professional touring band features Greg Pitts, a Taylor look-a-like, performing amazing vocals and brilliant guitar work in a tribute concert to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Songwriters Hall of Fame honoree James Taylor. Since being signed by the Beatles to their Apple Records label in 1968, Taylor’s timeless hits have captured generations of fans for over four decades. The popular singer, songwriter and musician has sold more than 40 million albums including 13 Top Ten LPs, and won more than 40 gold, platinum and multi-platinum awards, as well as five GRAMMY Awards.
FIRE and RAIN celebrates Taylor’s music by showcasing his greatest hits such as Something In The Way She Moves, Carolina In My Mind, Sweet Baby James, Fire and Rain, Country Road, You’ve Got A Friend, Don’t’ Let Me Be Lonely Tonight, Walking Man, How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Mexico, Shower The People, and many more familiar tunes.
Pitts grew up on Taylor’s music and had a fortuitous meeting with the performer at a West Point, New York concert in the early 80’s. This personal encounter led Pitts to spend years learning and perfecting Taylor’s distinctive finger-picking style which he incorporates into his live touring performances throughout the country and abroad. This top-notch musician brings years of experience playing in multiple acts and tribute bands, and he will have you singing along to the songs we have all come to know and love.
“Greg Pitts is a favorite of the Music Festival,” says executive director Nancy Howell. “Those who attended last February’s event may recall the band Alter Eagles – The Ultimate Tribute to The Eagles. They packed the house. They were so impressive and such crowd-pleasers we just had to bring them back for another show. Greg and the band are sure their fans are going to love this show just as much.”
Tickets for FIRE and RAIN are $25 advance, $30 at the door and $35 reserved and can be purchased online at mountdoramusicfest.com, by calling the festival hotline at (352) 385-1010, or in person at the Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce and Donnelly Euro Footwear.
Additionally, the Mount Dora Music Festival and the Mount Dora Craft Fair have partnered to present Free Music in Donnelly Park. This lawn concert beginning at 11 a.m. features Evans Acoustic Trio performing tunes from 40’s swing, 50-60's Motown, popular country, and 60-70's pop. At 1 p.m. from the Caribbean island of St. Lucia, Kool Vibes Reggae Band plays the steel drum music of Bob Marley, Mighty Sparrow, Dennis Brown, and the Burning Flames. Performing a selection of toe-tapping bluegrass music, The Florida State Bluegrass Band, a national touring group, wraps up the afternoon entertainment beginning at 3 pm.
For more information on all concert events, please visit our website at mountdoramusicfest.com or call (352) 383-2627.
Sunday, September 16, 2012
A Vegas Style Big Band Show is coming to the Mount Dora Community Building!
Get your tickets online NOW!! Only $20 in advance for General Admission. $25 for VIP including meet & greet.
www.StarBriteMusicalProductions.com for tickets and information.
Monday, September 10, 2012
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Monday, August 6, 2012
Friday, July 27, 2012
Oh what a night: Food Truck Bazaar a hit in Mount Dora, Florida
If you bring the trucks, they will come, and eat, and have a good
time…
So it went in Mount Dora, Florida as Mark Baratelli, owner and
producer of TheDailyCity.com
and its wildly popular Food Truck Bazaar, came to town with the
Food Trucks for the first of currently four set dates, leaving in their wake a
crowd of filled tummies and smiling faces.
Closing off one of the historic downtown streets and the adjacent
parking lot for the action, it easily spilled over into the park, with many
folks setting up tables and chairs there enjoying the shade of the trees on a
seriously hot night. But even the park couldn’t contain this crowd that spread
into the alley, an alley across the way, sidewalk benches and more.
This first night was a tryout of sorts, working to get the setup
right, the layout of the trucks and where people will find seating, plus
letting the local businesses and restaurants see where they can play a role.
With Mark’s expertise, having put this event on in an increasing
number of towns across the Orlando area, the trucks were well laid out in the
setting, while lines were filled enough to encourage more trucks will be
invited to the next event.
Cathy and Co. from the Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce worked to
allow local business owners to share information on their business at the
Chamber’s tent. Information was offered to those new to town, and hand fans
were among the most popular items on this hot and humid summer night.
But summer steam didn’t keep people from enjoying and folks lined up
for in some cases an hour to get a much-desired treat. Future events will have
more trucks as mentioned, to shorten those lines, but here are a couple tuips
for making the most of the event:
* Stop at the dessert truck (Yum Yum) first for a sweet treat. They
pack them in a container to go, so you can carry them into other lines, snack
while you wait, or save for later.
* Hit the event early. Lines get long fast, so you’re in a better
shot to not wait too long.
* Bring along a team, hit the place early, and assign each person a
line. You’ll meet back at a single spot and either share or partake of your
catch. Lines get longer as the evening goes on, but by the first half hour in,
can be extensive.
* Bring a table and chair set up and scope out your spot, then grab
your food, and return to a spot where you can gather with your family and
friends.
* Look over the list prior to the event, available on TheDailyCity
website, then plan what you want to hit ahead of time. Hit those places first,
then get back in line for lesser choices later. ** Trucks may change the
evening of, so use this as a guide, but not a promise.
* Things sell out quickly, so hit the ones you want first to avoid
missing out.
*** Remember when you’re in Mount Dora, you are in a community with
plenty of other food offerings as well. Pick you top one, two or three trucks,
hit them and enjoy, then grab your adult beverages at one of the restaurants or
bars, then if you’re still hungry, grab something after around town.
*** Among the options this time that may be returning: (These
occurred but are not promised for future events, but be aware) ** Maggie’s
Attic and Pisces Rising are next to the event venue area, offering adult
beverages. Maggie’s was providing “to go” cups that were allowed in the event
area. ** Merrill’s Market was giving a 10% discount to Food Truck attendees who
brought their food down to Merrill’s to eat. ** Live music was offered at a
variety of restaurants. ** Cupcake Delights and Operation Deep Freeze Frozen Custard offered
discounts this evening with great success, so hit them early. ** Segway
of Central Florida had Segways on hand and were offering special
discounts. ** A number of businesses were open and likely more will be next
time.
Visit the Chamber of Commerce tent for information on discounts and
deals, and stroll around Mount Dora to enjoy how all of the open businesses go
about showing off this special little town.
This post was written
by regular WhatToDoInMountDora.com
contributor, Rori Paul. Rori is a travel writer and blogger. Follow her blog, Rori Travels
Florida, for more on Florida
Travel and Mount Dora.
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