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The Siesta Sun 2020 Sneak Peek Issue Page 1 Sneak Peek Issue September 2020 Time for Fun in the Sun at Siesta Bay The staff and I are looking We have a spectacular We have exciting new homes forward to your return to season planned for your starting at $112,995 and have Welcome Siesta Bay. It has been very enjoyment this year. Sun a new floor plan arriving soon, hot and humid this summer Communities has developed all of which qualify for a lot with a lot of rain. Our annual a plan to allow for the safety rent special. Make sure you Back! residents have been and well being of our check out the new floor plans. enjoying the lazy days of residents and guests. All of We are working with Skyline summer, but are well rested our facilities will be open at to custom order your home and ready for a fun filled 50% capacity with the and give you many exciting season. They have also wearing of face masks and options and designs. Contact been enjoying the summer social distancing required. the Sales Center at 888-264- 3759 option 4 for more details. Inside this issue: holiday BBQ’s. Hope you All events and shows will have had time to rest over have limited seating. Make We have some great specials Shows for the season 2 the summer as this year is sure to return your ticket on the rental homes through going to be another good order form early for the December 31st with weekly Mark Your Calendar 3 one. We would like to also “Featured Shows”. Starting rentals starting at $675 or welcome our first time on December 1st, if we do $1600/month. This is a great Volunteer Form 4 visitors and new owners not sell the limited capacity time to have family visit for the and we appreciate you be- of tickets to our residents holidays and enjoy a week at Notices 5 ing part of the Siesta Bay and guests we will open the beach. We still have some family!! Once you experi- sales up to the surrounding RV openings for The Fall ence the life style at Siesta resorts. This season will be Savings Spectacular and Ticket Order Form & 6 Bay you will never want to a particularly challenging seasonal vacation rentals. Mandatory Phone leave. Our “Sneak Peek” season with the pandemic. Please call us at (239)466- Directory issue of the Siesta Sun is We will get through this 8988 option 1 for availability. just a preview of the many together. Even though we Thank you for making Siesta parties, activities and put on a great experience Bay you’re permanent or OUR VISION entertainment we have for our Siesta Bay Family seasonal home. We value the We are an inspired, engaged planned for you. The we will have to maintain relationships with our residents and guests and are and collaborative team Activity Office has booked social distancing regulations and face masks will be committed to continue to committed to providing some great entertainers this year for the dinner dances required for all events at all strengthen those bonds, extraordinary service to our and theme parties. Come indoor facilities. making Siesta Bay superior in residents, customers and each early as Fall is the perfect every way. We invite you to other. time to enjoy the beaches let us know if we can do Our Customer Service Philosophy and the beautiful sunshine. anything to improve your stay whether it is for a day or year The Golden Rule: Treat others around. Have a safe trip and the way you want to be treated. Please check us out and like us at www.facebook/ we’ll see you soon!!! siestabay to stay up to date on what’s going on and to SUN COMMUNITIES INC. see some pictures of our activities and your friends. TAMMY AND STAFF READ THE SIESTA SUN ON LINE www.siestabay.com SEND YOUR TICKET ORDER FORM IN TODAY TO GET THE BEST SEATS IN THE HOUSE. SEE LIMITED TICKET RULES ON APPLICATION ON PAGE 6 !! 2020 Sneak Peek Issue The Siesta Sun Page 2 Greetings from the Siesta Bay Activity Office! By Duffy Friss, Activity Director I hope you have all had a wonderful rock, country, light opera and Latin. roots and “Hollywood Nights” is summer and are ready to head south She was a musical icon. Tristan humbled to be able to bring this for some fun in the sun. Once again we are anticipating a great season with all McIntosh an American Idol finalist experience alive once more GREAT kinds of fun packed into the upcoming brings her songs and life alive. The SHOW DON’T MISS IT season with dinners, dances, shows Linda Ronstadt Experience takes you and more with an all new band lineup! March 3, 2021 Our great lineup of shows this on a musical journey of Linda’s Chart “KINGS OF DISCO” season is sure to please, with all top topping smash hits, “You’re No Good”, (THE VILLAGE PEOPLE) quality entertainment that you have “When will I be loved”, “That’ll be the With hits like “San Francisco/In come to expect here at Siesta Bay. Hollywood”, “Macho Man”, “Y.M.C.A.” They are as follows: Day”, “Blue Bayou”, “Silver threads and “In The Navy” and “Go West” the Golden Needles” just to name a few group has sold more than 100 million and many more classic hits by Jackson records worldwide and continues to Brown, Elvis Costello, Tommy Petty, break records. In 2017, the group now Neil Young, Warren Zevon and Little known as the Kings of Disco Feat to name a few. Tristan McIntosh relinquished the name “Village People” to the original lead singer from 1977- takes you on an emotional ride of 1979, Victor Willis, who subsequently January 11, 2021 Purity, Power and Heartbreak as she toured with a new group of background “THE DUTTONS” soars through these songs as though This fantastic family with 10 members singers. Proudly wearing the crown as they live inside of her just singing to the on stage ranging from teenagers to the disco royalty, the current lineup of the heavens. Kings of Disco (a moniker taken from a Patriarch of the family will perform their LET HER TAKE YOU BACK IN description in Rolling Stone magazine) family variety show. From solo to group TIME !! DON’T MISS THIS ONE! consists of Alex Briley as the soldier acts, vocal and instrumentals this group (original), Ray Simpson as the cop has been playing for 30 yrs. To the (joined 1979), Eric Anzalone as the February 17, 2021 delight of all ages. They own theaters biker (joined 1995), Jim Newman as “HOLLYWOOD NIGHTS” where they perform in Branson, MO in the cowboy (joined 2013), Bill A TRIBUTE TO BOB SEGER the summer and their theater in Mesa, Whitefield as the construction worker Bob Seger a rock &roll legend best (joined 2013), and Pacho Andrews as Arizona in the winter. They also travel known for his album “Night Moves”. the Native American (joined in extensively with their show and are The raspy voiced singer is very 2013).No matter what they’re called, featured on national and international fans can still dance and sing along to talented playing the guitar and the TV. Whether on TV or live on stage, classic hits of the ’70s and ’80s with piano. Primarily a roots rocker , his “The Duttons” are the first choice for an guys who have toured the world for music deals with folk, blues and evening of exemplary entertainment. over 35 years performing as the Village country music. His songs such as They do the Florida tour 2 weeks a People. SHOW OF THE DECADE !!!! “Against the Wind” “Hollywood Nights” year and we were lucky to book them. CHECK ALL OF THE “Like a Rock” “Old Time Rock& Roll” THIS IS A MUST SE SHOW ENTERTAINMENT OUT and “Rambling Gambling Man” just to ON-LINE YOU WILL BE name a few. Hollywood Nights will AMAZED January 18, 2021 bring his songs to the stage just like he “SEE YOU AT THE SHOW” “LINDA RONSTADT EXPERIENCE” was on the stage. Bob Seger’s music * Same Low Prices * Linda Ronstadt performed and * Same Great Shows * put rock & roll back in touch with it’s recorded in diverse genres including * Not a bad seat in the house * The Siesta Sun 2020 Sneak Peek Issue Page 3 Dances - Parties - Events October February 27 Kitchen Opens for Lunches 3 Senior Expo 31 Halloween Dance w/Daz Polish Night w/Dueling Pianos 13 Valentine’s Dinner/Dance w/Wheelhouse Band November 16 Mardi Gras w/Daz 14 Harvest Dance w/Rose Gold 17 Bob Seger Tribute 26 Thanksgiving Dinner 20 Old Car Show w/Top Shelf Band 28 Country Hoe Down w/The Gatlin’s December 5 Welcome Back Dance w/Wayward Souls March 16 X-Mas Dinner Dance w/Rock Music Show 3 “Village People” King’s of Disco 24 X-Mas Eve Social 10 Luau w/Billy Dean & Dawn 31 New Year’s Eve Party w/Frank Torino 13 Saturday Nite @ the Races 16 St. Patrick’s Day Bash w/TBD January 25 Siesta Fiesta w/American Made 6 Pig Roast w/Bubba 31 Spring Fever w/American Pie 9-10 Scooter Lee Show (Private) April 11 Dutton’s Family Show 2 Lunch Bunch Begins 16 Saturday Nite @ the Races 3 Last Bingo 18 Linda Ronstadt Tribute 12 Easter Dinner 1:00 pm 20 Winter Wonderland Dance w/Randy & Lori 15 Resident Dinner Out 27 Oldies Night w/American Pie 16 Lunch Bunch 29 Resident Dinner Out Some things may have to change this season.
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