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PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE” Florenceflorence PAGE 4 COASTAL FITNESS SPRING SHOW 715 Quince 715St Florence Events Center JUNE 2015 Center Stage www.eventcenter.org • 541.997.1994 World ClassWorld Entertainment Class Entertainment enter enter PAGE 2 Come & SeeCome & See c c State of Statethe Art of theTheater Art Theater at the at the INDOOR YARD SALE What’s HappeningWhat’se ventsHappening events PAGE 4 “PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE” FlorenceFlorence PAGE 4 COASTAL FITNESS SPRING SHOW 715 Quince 715St. •Quince Florence, St. •Oregon Florence, OregonAlso Available for Also Available for PAGE 3 Conferences • MeetingsConferences • Seminars • Meetings • Seminars 541-997-1994541-997-1994 Banquets • WeddingsBanquets & Receptions • Weddings & Receptions On & O -Site CateringOn & O -Site Catering Year Round GalleriesYear Round Galleries 888-968-4086888-968-4086 Current CalendarCurrent of Events Calendar & Rental of Information Events & Rental Information www.eventcenter.orgwww.eventcenter.org 541.997.1994 | 888.968.4086 715 QUINCE STREET | FLORENCE, OR 97439 | WWW.EVENTCENTER.ORG SEAcoast 2015 season to be exciting, eclectic mix SEAcoast Entertainment Association classical artists Quattrosound, popular music has been featured This season four has announced its concert lineup for 2015- singer Ken Lavigne, guitarist Jesse Cook, on episodes of Sex and performers will participate 16 and association president Ernie Doud Ballet Fantastique, the Glenn Miller The City, The Chris in SEAcoast’s community promises it to be another outstanding Orchestra, Shuffle Concert (a group so Isaak Show and during enrichment program along season. multi-talented they let the audience pick several Olympic Games. with Living Voices, an “For 35 years, SEAcoast Entertainment the playlist), Cook and his group of award-winning, nationally- Association has provided Florence with and gypsy- multi-talented musicians recognized educational world-class entertainment at affordable jazz artists perform Jan. 23, 2016. theatre company, who will prices – from household names to The New On Feb. 10, 2016, again collaborate with the undiscovered gems,” Doud said. “Classics Hot Club of Ballet Fantastique brings Siuslaw School District to to jazz, eclectic to electric, ballet to big America. the premiere of Dragon bring history to life in the band, concert goers will love this season’s In addition, and the Night Queen: Celtic Stories, which classroom. variety. There will be something for SEAcoast is forges a new and dramatic retelling of “The best way to enjoy all of these everyone.” partnering ancient Irish legends in a vivid exploration amazing shows is with the $150 season The 2015-16 season will feature with award- of choreography and dance filled with ticket package,” said Doud. “Individual international-caliber Latin/pop/jazz/ winning riotous spirit. Violinist Cullen Vance and concert tickets are $30 each, so that’s a per- author and the Gerry Rempel Ensemble provide the show savings of more than $8! As a season speaker Bob exuberant live accompaniment. subscriber you can enjoy all seven concerts Calendar of Welch to offer tickets for the debut of his March 18, 2016, one of most popular for the price of five individual shows, new stage show, Bob Welch & Friends. and sought after big bands in the world, and you get the same great seats at every Events The season kicks off Oct. 9 with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, returns to performance.” Latin Grammy-nominated Quattrosound, Florence. SEAcoast Entertainment opens “And it gets even better,” Doud added. JUNE an innovative ensemble that blends Latin the Florence Event Center’s flat floor so “By special arrangement with writer Bob SHS Band — June 1 pop, Jazz and classical into a delicious new you can enjoy big band music the way it Welch, SEAcoast season ticketholders can SHS Choir — June 2 genre called “POPZZICAL.” Quattrosound was intended — with dancing and cabaret- receive preferred seating until June 15 for Coastal Fitness Spring Performance — June 4 is raising the bar of originality while paying style seating! just $27 for adults and $10 for students LRP’s “Putnam Spelling Bee” June 12, 13, homage to the classics and “You choose, we play,” said for the Oct. 18, premier of Bob Welch & 14, 19, 20 and 21 forging a contemporary the members of the world-class Friends, an all-new show with the same cast FEC Indoor Yard Sale — June 27 new sound. ensemble, Shuffle Concert. From from his 2014 sold-out Hult Center event. Ken Lavigne — Baroque to classical and romantic; Tickets, artist profiles, show times, He’s got the looks. He’s from jazz, to pop and Broadway, video clips and more information are JUNE got the charm. He’s most this group is so multitalented available at are at SEAcoastEA.org. Tickets Backstreet Gallery Artist Reception — July 10 certainly got the voice. they let the audience select the can also be purchased at the Florence Events LRP auditions for “Chicago” And now SEAcoast has pieces they will play. You’ve Center box office, 715 Quince Street, or by — July 10, 11 and 12 got him for Florence. never been to a concert like this. phone at 541-997-1994. Van Fans Ice Cream Social — July 18 Lavigne has performed Every performance is a completely Rhody Quilt Guild Show — July 24 and 25 on many world stages, customized and memorable Army Band concert — July 28 including New York’s experience! Don’t miss this rare Siuslaw Athletics Hall of Fame Ceremony (July 31) Carnegie Hall and in England for Prince Thursday night concert on April 7, 2016. Charles. It will be a great date night or girl’s You’ll be in luck on Friday, May 13, night out Nov. 21. 2016, when The New Hot Club of America Rotary Club meets every Tuesday at noon. Box Office Hours: 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. weekdays While most don’t get the chance to dine comes to “wow” Florence. This dazzling and 1 hour before major events in the cafés of Seville or dance in the clubs in ensemble is comprised of some of today’s Havana, you will experience a sense of that top gypsy jazz artists in North America. ONGOING EVENTS: passionate cultural vibe through the music You’ll want to tango in your seat as they Florence Rotary Club luncheon - Tuesdays at noon of guitarist Jesse Cook and his band. Cook’s recapture the sound, style and spirit of the 1930’s-era Hot Club of France. A publication of the Siuslaw News. Maintaining Financial Security Published each month. Distribution: 7,000 in the Siuslaw News, Florence and surrounding areas. Is Tougher Than Ever CENTERSTAGE “We Can Help” • Specializing in tax strategies & preparation for individu- als, corporations, LLC’s, estates and trusts. DEADLINES: Event copy: 10th of the month prior to publi cation; Display Ads: Camera-ready ads must be received • Business consulting including Quickbooks installation by the 15th of month prior to publication. and training. Karla Holloway Rod McCulloch Jenna Bartlett ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Independent, Professional Services 541-997-3441 (Not Influenced By Sales Of Financial Products) 541.997.1994 phone Ron Annis, CENTERSTAGE LAYOUT & DESIGN 541.902.0991 fax 1-888-968-4086 Holloway and Associates, LLC CPA’s Copyright 2015© Centerstage 715 Quince St.,Florence, OR 97439 Printed by Central Coast Publishing 1625 12th St. Florence • 997-3434 www.eventcenter.org Page 2 The Florence Events Center website: www.eventcenter.org Siuslaw High School choirs, bands to host spring concerts Music from the Siuslaw High School The choirs’ Spring Pops Concert will bands and choirs will fill the auditorium when feature the high school Concert Choir, the they perform their year-end concerts on the student-driven A’Capelicans (A’Cappella Florence Events Center’s main stage. A concert group) and the Chamber Choir in a special featuring each of Siuslaw’s award-winning themed show. bands will key-up Monday, June 1. On both nights, there will be solo and The following night, on Tuesday, June group acts by many individuals from the 2, the SHS choirs will gather to perform their school’s award-winning music programs. This singing talents with special, handpicked student concert will highlight SHS seniors in their final selections. high school performance, as well as recognize Both concerts begin at 7 p.m. and are free some of the outstanding musicians and what to the public. they’ve accomplished throughout the year. Coastal Fitness to present annual spring show June 4 On Thursday, June 4, starting at 6:30 p.m., the Florence annual show and will spotlight skills and talents of Florence’s energy and fun effects. Come enjoy a wide array of abilities, Events Center will come alive again with jumping and tumbling youth of all ages. Expect to be inspired by the dreams of young color, costumes and themes with a few surprises mixed in as the fun from Coastal Fitness gymnasts. This year marks the 20th people whose tumbling routines will be filled with enthusiasm, participants show their skills. The show is choreographed by Myrna Clark, a 30-year gymnastic coach and judge from Washington. She is assisted by Deena Mitchell, Brynne Sapp, Sarah Holdren, Erin Linton, Ivy Clement, Natalie Madden, Angie Herring, Lori Johnson, Tracy Markley and Bonnie Coombs. The show will also be polished by several dance numbers from “Time and Tide Dance Company” taught at Coastal Fitness by Laura Brandon. All performers featured have trained at Coastal Fitness and Aquatics, where gymnastics, trampoline and dance classes are offered to children ages three and older. Pre-sale tickets are available at the Florence Events Center for $8 each or $10 the night of the performance. The public is welcome to come and enjoy a wonderful evening. For more information about the performance, or summer classes and swim lessons, call Coastal Fitness at 541-997-8086. For ticket information, contact The Florence Events Center box office at (541) 997-1994 Page 3 LRP’s ‘Spelling Bee’ adult comedy opens June 21 The Last Resort Players are presenting how he takes you by surprise.
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