Please check CALENDAR and EVENTS pages for all events and more info
This Weeks Events AT SHAMc
Art at the World's Most Wonderous Building in the Universe -- Stop by and Pose with #FlowerPowerEllie our Big PINK Mascot
OPEN WED-SAT 12-5PM VOLUNTEER DRIVEN :)
Art at the World's Most Wonderous Building in the Universe -- Stop by and Pose with #FlowerPowerEllie our Big PINK Mascot
OPEN WED-SAT 12-5PM VOLUNTEER DRIVEN :)
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October 19, 2018 Friday night
Doors 7pm - Show 7:30pm
$20 in advance / $25 at the door
"THE RAD DAD TOUR"
Dan Rodriguez
Matt Hires
JD Eicher
Doors 7pm - Show 7:30pm
$20 in advance / $25 at the door
"THE RAD DAD TOUR"
Dan Rodriguez
Matt Hires
JD Eicher
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Whacky Tales Childrens Theatre
Saturday Oct 20,2018
10am
$5 suggested donation
Saturday Oct 20,2018
10am
$5 suggested donation
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CHILDRENS ART CLUB
OCT 20, 2018
2PM-4PM
$5 SUGGESTED DONATION
A fun play time for kids and parents
we supply the art materials you supply the creativity!!!!
all ages welcome
Please join us for a Make and Take Halloween Decoration Party on Saturday, October 20th between 2 PM and 4 PM. Children of all ages will be painting pumpkins, decorating masks, gluing, cutting and creating Halloween crafts and decorations with recycled materials at SHAMC! Bring your imaginations, creativity and lots of friends for a magical afternoon. Suggested $5 donation
OCT 20, 2018
2PM-4PM
$5 SUGGESTED DONATION
A fun play time for kids and parents
we supply the art materials you supply the creativity!!!!
all ages welcome
Please join us for a Make and Take Halloween Decoration Party on Saturday, October 20th between 2 PM and 4 PM. Children of all ages will be painting pumpkins, decorating masks, gluing, cutting and creating Halloween crafts and decorations with recycled materials at SHAMC! Bring your imaginations, creativity and lots of friends for a magical afternoon. Suggested $5 donation
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upcoming events
Writing Funny
“How to make readers laugh, or at least, smile.”
Taught by Debbie Klein
Wednesday, October 24, 2018
7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
$15 in advance -$20 at the door
What are you? Some kinda wise guy? You think you’re funny?
GOOD!
Debbie Klein will help to hone your creative writing skills. While she won’t promise you’ll get published and make a million bucks (although it’s probably more likely than winning the lottery or being struck by lightning) she will help you bring humor to your writing.
Debbie wrote a column for Tropical Breeze for three years. She wrote scripts for a Public Access TV show called Entertainment Notebook and she flunked out of a damned good college, which means she was accepted! The Tampa Bay Times has printed a few of her stories, and the family asked that she write something for Aunt Esther’s ninetieth birthday. She is also completing a compilation of stories to be published by Chapter Two Press.
You must reserve a space prior to the class by registering through this link or making a payment in the amount of $15 at the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center by noon on the day of class. Walk-ins will be accepted at a cost of $20 as long as space is available.
“How to make readers laugh, or at least, smile.”
Taught by Debbie Klein
Wednesday, October 24, 2018
7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
$15 in advance -$20 at the door
What are you? Some kinda wise guy? You think you’re funny?
GOOD!
Debbie Klein will help to hone your creative writing skills. While she won’t promise you’ll get published and make a million bucks (although it’s probably more likely than winning the lottery or being struck by lightning) she will help you bring humor to your writing.
Debbie wrote a column for Tropical Breeze for three years. She wrote scripts for a Public Access TV show called Entertainment Notebook and she flunked out of a damned good college, which means she was accepted! The Tampa Bay Times has printed a few of her stories, and the family asked that she write something for Aunt Esther’s ninetieth birthday. She is also completing a compilation of stories to be published by Chapter Two Press.
You must reserve a space prior to the class by registering through this link or making a payment in the amount of $15 at the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center by noon on the day of class. Walk-ins will be accepted at a cost of $20 as long as space is available.
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Richard Gilewitz
Thursday, October 25, 2018
Doors 7pm -Show 7:30pm
$20 in advance /$25 at the door
(see ticket link below)
For over three decades, American fingerstyle wizard Richard Gilewitz has fascinated listeners with 6 and 12-string finger gymnastics while spinning enchanting yarns of a seasoned raconteur. His signature playing style delivers a technical diversity of banjo style patterns and classical arpeggios with a rhythmic percussive approach, exploring the history of guitar with sounds of folk to Americana, the blues to the classical, ragtime to pop, and somewhere in between. In addition to his concert performances, Richard offers his GillaCamp Guitar Workshops, Meet the Artist Seminars and Avenues to Success Education Outreach programs to inspire players worldwide and provide opportunities for music lovers to hone their craft and young players to learn fingerstyle techniques and tips of the trade.
As a youngster, Richard embraced such diverse artists as The Beatles, Andres Segovia, Kraftwerk, Leo Kottke, J.S. Bach, Arlo Guthrie, John Fahey and Flatt & Scruggs. As he soaked up the wealth of inspiration supplied by the assorted acts featured at the Renfro Valley festivals, "The Dr. Demento Radio Show" and "The Midnight Special", Richard welcomed the challenge of mastering and adapting many styles of music for the acoustic guitar. With Richard's performances teeming with sparkles of mood mastery and wonderment, he shares a fresh impression of sound to the listener during his concert appearances and at his guitar workshops.
Richard began honing his skills both as a performer and composer during the late 1970's at the University of Alabama, playing the local coffeehouse circuit while pursing degrees in Computer Science, Mathematics, and Music. Following graduation, Richard placed his musical calling in the background and joined the world of flight simulation design, telemetry and satellite systems.
The 1980's brought Richard to Florida where he released his first LP recording, Somewhere In Between. As the pull of his passion for performing and recording became so compelling, Richard left corporate life to teach and perform full time in a career that has propelled him into an international music arena. He has gone on to release seven more recordings plus a number of educational materials.
Students around the globe attend Richard's roving GillaCamp Guitar Workshop, a 1 hour to 2-day interactive experience that provides players an avenue to renew their love of the guitar. Designed for all level of player, the GillaCamp explores a wide variety of topics in a group and individual setting. Richard also has a number of international students that study with him through Skype and is guest instructor at a number of international guitar retreats including Winterbreak in Australia and Guitar Retreats in the UK. Avenues for Success Educational Outreach takes him into the learning environment at grade/middle/high schools, colleges, and universities as this 1-5 day residency program introduces students the professional musician. Classes include lectures and instruction.
Collaborating with Mel Bay Publications, Richard released Acoustic Fingerstyle Guitar Workshop; a book based on his guitar workshops, along with a DVD of "All Time Favorite Fingerstyle Guitar Tunes" and a live performance DVD, "Live at Charlotte's Web". His interactive Data DVDs, "Fingerscapes", "Guitar Foundations", "Slide Guide", and "Fingerstyle Narratives" are available through TrueFire as well as the Sherpa Classroom Program. He has been a contributing writer for Mel Bay Guitar Sessions, Acoustic Guitar Magazine, Acoustic Magazine (UK), Premier Guitar, and the L2P Network.
Today, recognized world-wide as a performer who has a quirky take on everything around him, Richard continues to live up to this depiction with rousing shows filled with offbeat observations combined with his right-hand wizardry and heaps of technique. Says Spectrum Magazine, "Much of the charm of a Gilewitz performance is in the stories he tells. He wondered aloud to the audience how many ducks he could take out in a fight if he were to be attacked by a flock of the sneaky waterfowl."
Whether playing solo, conducting guitar seminars and school programs, or sharing the stage with folks such as Stephen Housden of the Little River Band, Brooks Williams, Michael Fix, The California Guitar Trio, John McCutcheon, John Renbourn, Mose Allison, the late John Fahey, Leo Kottke, Norman Blake, Indigo Girls, or John Hammond, Richard always invites the audience to join his journey filled with twitters, twists, and turns at every tune.
Thursday, October 25, 2018
Doors 7pm -Show 7:30pm
$20 in advance /$25 at the door
(see ticket link below)
For over three decades, American fingerstyle wizard Richard Gilewitz has fascinated listeners with 6 and 12-string finger gymnastics while spinning enchanting yarns of a seasoned raconteur. His signature playing style delivers a technical diversity of banjo style patterns and classical arpeggios with a rhythmic percussive approach, exploring the history of guitar with sounds of folk to Americana, the blues to the classical, ragtime to pop, and somewhere in between. In addition to his concert performances, Richard offers his GillaCamp Guitar Workshops, Meet the Artist Seminars and Avenues to Success Education Outreach programs to inspire players worldwide and provide opportunities for music lovers to hone their craft and young players to learn fingerstyle techniques and tips of the trade.
As a youngster, Richard embraced such diverse artists as The Beatles, Andres Segovia, Kraftwerk, Leo Kottke, J.S. Bach, Arlo Guthrie, John Fahey and Flatt & Scruggs. As he soaked up the wealth of inspiration supplied by the assorted acts featured at the Renfro Valley festivals, "The Dr. Demento Radio Show" and "The Midnight Special", Richard welcomed the challenge of mastering and adapting many styles of music for the acoustic guitar. With Richard's performances teeming with sparkles of mood mastery and wonderment, he shares a fresh impression of sound to the listener during his concert appearances and at his guitar workshops.
Richard began honing his skills both as a performer and composer during the late 1970's at the University of Alabama, playing the local coffeehouse circuit while pursing degrees in Computer Science, Mathematics, and Music. Following graduation, Richard placed his musical calling in the background and joined the world of flight simulation design, telemetry and satellite systems.
The 1980's brought Richard to Florida where he released his first LP recording, Somewhere In Between. As the pull of his passion for performing and recording became so compelling, Richard left corporate life to teach and perform full time in a career that has propelled him into an international music arena. He has gone on to release seven more recordings plus a number of educational materials.
Students around the globe attend Richard's roving GillaCamp Guitar Workshop, a 1 hour to 2-day interactive experience that provides players an avenue to renew their love of the guitar. Designed for all level of player, the GillaCamp explores a wide variety of topics in a group and individual setting. Richard also has a number of international students that study with him through Skype and is guest instructor at a number of international guitar retreats including Winterbreak in Australia and Guitar Retreats in the UK. Avenues for Success Educational Outreach takes him into the learning environment at grade/middle/high schools, colleges, and universities as this 1-5 day residency program introduces students the professional musician. Classes include lectures and instruction.
Collaborating with Mel Bay Publications, Richard released Acoustic Fingerstyle Guitar Workshop; a book based on his guitar workshops, along with a DVD of "All Time Favorite Fingerstyle Guitar Tunes" and a live performance DVD, "Live at Charlotte's Web". His interactive Data DVDs, "Fingerscapes", "Guitar Foundations", "Slide Guide", and "Fingerstyle Narratives" are available through TrueFire as well as the Sherpa Classroom Program. He has been a contributing writer for Mel Bay Guitar Sessions, Acoustic Guitar Magazine, Acoustic Magazine (UK), Premier Guitar, and the L2P Network.
Today, recognized world-wide as a performer who has a quirky take on everything around him, Richard continues to live up to this depiction with rousing shows filled with offbeat observations combined with his right-hand wizardry and heaps of technique. Says Spectrum Magazine, "Much of the charm of a Gilewitz performance is in the stories he tells. He wondered aloud to the audience how many ducks he could take out in a fight if he were to be attacked by a flock of the sneaky waterfowl."
Whether playing solo, conducting guitar seminars and school programs, or sharing the stage with folks such as Stephen Housden of the Little River Band, Brooks Williams, Michael Fix, The California Guitar Trio, John McCutcheon, John Renbourn, Mose Allison, the late John Fahey, Leo Kottke, Norman Blake, Indigo Girls, or John Hammond, Richard always invites the audience to join his journey filled with twitters, twists, and turns at every tune.
SAVE THE DATE!
2ND ANNIVERSARY PARTY-GlowLuWOW!!!
a BLACKLIGHT LUAU THEMED EXTRAVAGANZA
Saturday NOV 17TH 4pm until 11:30ish
Dress in Aloha wear and parade with us at dusk with your decorated umbrella/lantern....we celebrate ourselves then return for Hula and Spam Carving and Ukulele and
Drumming and Dancing!! Luau Feast you can purchase if you like as you dine to some local Ukulele Music or just have OR just have MaiTais and other cocktails from our Oooga Booga Bar
Decorated Umbrella and Lantern Parade —-we Celebrate Ourselves at dusk 5:30ish
Spam Carving Contest and Costume Contest
Hula Show and Live Music round out the evening as the GlowLuWOW blacklight party continues-a funky twist on a luau themed party--will turn blacklight as festivities progress into the evening!!
ALOHA TROPICAL ATTIRE OR Costumes encouraged and your dancing shoes as usual!
2ND ANNIVERSARY PARTY-GlowLuWOW!!!
a BLACKLIGHT LUAU THEMED EXTRAVAGANZA
Saturday NOV 17TH 4pm until 11:30ish
Dress in Aloha wear and parade with us at dusk with your decorated umbrella/lantern....we celebrate ourselves then return for Hula and Spam Carving and Ukulele and
Drumming and Dancing!! Luau Feast you can purchase if you like as you dine to some local Ukulele Music or just have OR just have MaiTais and other cocktails from our Oooga Booga Bar
Decorated Umbrella and Lantern Parade —-we Celebrate Ourselves at dusk 5:30ish
Spam Carving Contest and Costume Contest
Hula Show and Live Music round out the evening as the GlowLuWOW blacklight party continues-a funky twist on a luau themed party--will turn blacklight as festivities progress into the evening!!
ALOHA TROPICAL ATTIRE OR Costumes encouraged and your dancing shoes as usual!
WATCH VIDEO BELOW TO SEE WHAT SHAMc is all about! Check out our 1st anniversary celebration!!
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Special Thanks and much Love to all of our Volunteers and Attendees for Helping to make our 5th Annual Safety Harbor SongFest a Great Success!!! We can't do it without you!!!!
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