3rd Friday Fun May 19 2023 7:00-10:00pm Join us for an unforgettable night of creativity, art, and music at the SHAMC! Experience the fusion of Jadgetgam and Doodle Night, where we bring together the best of both worlds to create a dynamic and inclusive platform for free expression and artistic collaboration. Immerse yourself in a world of freestyle/cypher activities, improvised beat production, turntablism, poetry, and live mixed media art creations. Unleash your inner artist with Doodle Night's open invitation to draw, talk, paint, laugh, and create. Supplies such as paints, markers, pens, pencils, paper, and coloring books will be provided, but feel free to bring your own materials. Come join us on Friday 17th from 7 pm to 10 pm and let's make some amazing memories together! |
ED's SHED LIVE Doors at 7pm show at 730pm tickets $6.85 All proceeds support Shamc ArtReach education programs Eds Shed Live: Join us for an evening of Avant-garde, Dadaesqe A:PeeWee Herman-ish style variety show. : Fresh off the Tampa International Fringe Fest Stage!! Featuring puppets, skits, haiku and special surprises. Prepared to be entertained by this award winning troupe, |
Comedy Night Hosted BY Tommy Bell Friday April 28,2023 doors 730 show 8pm $10 Adv /$15 Door headlining the Show will be Dylan Vattelana . Dylan has been charming audiences ever since he made the decision to become a comedian. His witty banter and make-you-think style of humor has led him to work with such names as Bert Kreischer, Joe Torry, and John Witherspoon. Originally out of Richmond, VA, Dylan has showed he is worth the price of admission again and again." Also on the show will be: Tommy Bell and Dan Gierlach Tommy Bell's exploits around the world as an artist, musician & comedian has earned him the title, "The King of Showbiz". His silly take on the absurdities of life have made him a favorite across Florida & New York City. A little about Dan... Dan was born in New Castle, PA and has lived in Florida since 1977. Dan has performed all over Florida at comedy clubs and private shows. A 2019 Finalist in Visani’s 1st Comic Standing, he has never met a beer and pizza that he didn’t like, doctors love him. |
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Portkey Books is excited to announce that Sarah Penner is returning to Safety Harbor! Join us for An Evening with Sarah Penner Thursday April 20th, 2023 - Safety Harbor Art and Music Center 706 2nd St N Safety Harbor, FL 34695 - 7:30 PM Doors open at 7:00 PM (Book & Event ticket) - Pre-event Dinner at 6:00 PM Doors open for diners at 5:30 PM (limited dining tickets available) Join other book lovers for an evening with Sarah Penner, New York Times and internationally bestselling author of The Lost Apothecary! Sarah Penner is an engaging presenter and will be discussing her new book The London Seance Society. *Beverage sales through cash bar, all drink purchases benefit the Safety Harbor Art & Music Center.* Ticket Options: Event & Book: Your $30.00 ticket includes a hardcover copy of The London Seance Society* and entry to the author event at the Safety Harbor Art & Music Center. Doors open at 7:00 PM, presentation at 7:30 PM. Dinner add-on: Sarah Penner will stop by your table for a short visit as you enjoy dinner with other book lovers before the main presentation. Catering will be provided by Daydreamers Cafe. Beverage sales through cash bar, all drink purchases benefit the Safety Harbor Art & Music Center. Doors open at 5:30 PM, Dinner at 6:00 PM.
*Your copy of The London Seance Society will be available for pick up at Portkey Books beginning March 7, 2023 to give you a chance to read it before the event! Portkey Books is located at 404 Main Street, across from the gazebo, in Safety Harbor, FL. |
In Conversation: Queer Horror Authors Katrina Monroe & Jennifer McMahon Join us for this in-coversation author event between queer horror authors Katrina Monroe & Jennifer McMahon! Saturday May 6th Safety Harbor Art & Music Center 706 2nd St N, Safety Harbor, FL 34695. For more info contact Crystal read@portkeybooks.com KATRINA MONROE Katrina Monroe is the author of They Drown Our Daughters and now The Graveyard of Lost Children. A private investigator by day, she lives in Minnesota with her wife, two children, and Eddie, the ghost who haunts their bedroom closets. The Graveyard of Lost Children comes out May 9th, 2023. JENNIFER MCMAHON Jennifer McMahon is the author of ten novels, including the New York Times bestsellers Promise Not to Tell and The Winter People. She lives in Vermont with her partner, Drea, and their daughter, Zella. She says "I’ve written about ghosts, serial killers, shape shifting monsters, an evil fairy king, a kidnapping rabbit, and now, a terrifying swimming pool." Her most recent novel, The Children on the Hill was released last year. For more information and to purchase books by these authors from Portkey Books, visit https://shop.portkeybooks.com/events/25919 |
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Saturday March 18, 2023 Doors 630 pm /Show 7pm $10 in Advance /$15 at the door GypSea Air and The Safety Harbor Art & Music Center present LOVE The Beatles Cirque Show. Join us on a magical mystery tour and immerse yourself in a captivating, multi-sensory, psychedelic, journey paying tribute to the greatest, all time rock band, The Beatles. Experience a magical journey filled with exciting aerial acrobatics, amazing dancers and thrilling fire eaters with a soundscape and backdrop set to the most iconic music in history. |
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Women Helping others
WHO-Women Helping Others
Friday, March 3, 2023
7-9 PM
SHAMc
706 2nd Street North, Safety Harbor, FL 34695
Hosted by WHO-Women Helping Others, Safety Harbor
Message from the Host
Greetings you wonderful women of WHO-Women Helping Others. I'm so excited that we will be gathering on Friday March 3, 2023, 7-9 PM at SHAMc to raise money for The Humane Society of Pinellas. (3040 State Road 590, Clearwater, FL 33759). This is an opportunity to help animals that so enrich our lives. There will be a minimum $20 donation to HSP at the door (please make checks payable to The Humane Society of Pinellas) plus bring a dish to share or a bottle of wine. There will be a free prize ticket for anyone bringing food. There will also be one free prize ticket to anyone bringing additional needed items for HSP. Check their link for their wish lists:
https://www.humanesocietyofpinellas.org/our-wish-lists/
The Humane Society of Pinellas has been caring for animals since 1949. Their vision statement is "for animals to live free of cruelty, suffering, and homelessness." They are dedicated to providing individualized care for every animal that comes their way and ensures that every treatable animal gets treated and never euthanized for a treatable condition. Your donations will go towards funding their life-saving initiatives. This includes medical care for their pets (spay/neuter surgeries, vaccinations, preventions, and additional non-routine medical care such as treating for heartworms, etc.). It also helps to support their day-to-day operations such as feeding, daily enrichment from their team, intake of new pets, keeping the community pet food pantry stocked, and more. In 2022: LIVE RELEASE RATE YTD: 99% ADOPTIONS YTD: 874.
This WHO gathering is a fun way for women to help their community, meet new friends, catch up with neighbors, have a good meal, sample different wines, maybe win a prize. It's Girls Night Out With a Purpose! Remember to bring cash to purchase "Opportunity Drawing" tickets--there will be a lot of great prizes and silent auction items. Please invite your lady friends, co workers and neighbors to this community event. If you're unable to attend this gathering please consider donating to The Humane Society of Pinellas or send an item from their wish lists on Amazon Smile or Chewy.
WHOSafetyHarbor.weebly.com Facebook.com/WHOSafetyHarbor WHOSafetyHarbor@gmail.com
Blessings to y'all--hope to see you March 3!
Karen Errico, WHO Founder
WHO-Women Helping Others
Friday, March 3, 2023
7-9 PM
SHAMc
706 2nd Street North, Safety Harbor, FL 34695
Hosted by WHO-Women Helping Others, Safety Harbor
Message from the Host
Greetings you wonderful women of WHO-Women Helping Others. I'm so excited that we will be gathering on Friday March 3, 2023, 7-9 PM at SHAMc to raise money for The Humane Society of Pinellas. (3040 State Road 590, Clearwater, FL 33759). This is an opportunity to help animals that so enrich our lives. There will be a minimum $20 donation to HSP at the door (please make checks payable to The Humane Society of Pinellas) plus bring a dish to share or a bottle of wine. There will be a free prize ticket for anyone bringing food. There will also be one free prize ticket to anyone bringing additional needed items for HSP. Check their link for their wish lists:
https://www.humanesocietyofpinellas.org/our-wish-lists/
The Humane Society of Pinellas has been caring for animals since 1949. Their vision statement is "for animals to live free of cruelty, suffering, and homelessness." They are dedicated to providing individualized care for every animal that comes their way and ensures that every treatable animal gets treated and never euthanized for a treatable condition. Your donations will go towards funding their life-saving initiatives. This includes medical care for their pets (spay/neuter surgeries, vaccinations, preventions, and additional non-routine medical care such as treating for heartworms, etc.). It also helps to support their day-to-day operations such as feeding, daily enrichment from their team, intake of new pets, keeping the community pet food pantry stocked, and more. In 2022: LIVE RELEASE RATE YTD: 99% ADOPTIONS YTD: 874.
This WHO gathering is a fun way for women to help their community, meet new friends, catch up with neighbors, have a good meal, sample different wines, maybe win a prize. It's Girls Night Out With a Purpose! Remember to bring cash to purchase "Opportunity Drawing" tickets--there will be a lot of great prizes and silent auction items. Please invite your lady friends, co workers and neighbors to this community event. If you're unable to attend this gathering please consider donating to The Humane Society of Pinellas or send an item from their wish lists on Amazon Smile or Chewy.
WHOSafetyHarbor.weebly.com Facebook.com/WHOSafetyHarbor WHOSafetyHarbor@gmail.com
Blessings to y'all--hope to see you March 3!
Karen Errico, WHO Founder
Join us for an unforgettable night of creativity, art, and music at the SHAMC! Experience the fusion of Gadget Jam and Doodle Night, where we bring together the best of both worlds to create a dynamic and inclusive platform for free expression and artistic collaboration. Immerse yourself in a world of freestyle/cypher activities, improvised beat production, turntablism, poetry, and live mixed media art creations. Unleash your inner artist with Doodle Night's open invitation to draw, talk, paint, laugh, and create. Supplies such as paints, markers, pens, pencils, paper, and coloring books will be provided, but feel free to bring your own materials. Come join us on Friday 17th from 7 pm to 10 pm and let's make some amazing memories together!
February 17th, 2023
7:00-10:00pm
Pay What You Can $1-1000
7:00-10:00pm
Pay What You Can $1-1000
Comedy Night
Saturday FEB 4, 2023
Doors 7:30/Show 8:00PM
$10 in Advance/ $15 Door
Shenna Reagan/Clark Brooks and Host Robin Savage
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The Art Installation "Beginners Mind" by artist Amy Wolf
Sat Jan 28 7pm-9pm |
Join fellow Word Birds and Book Nerds from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. on
Sunday, January 22, 2023 for this laid-back literary event
featuring six Tampa Bay area authors.
Authors will briefly read from their books and share why they were inspired to write them.
Spoken word poets including Ben Leslie and Ed Derkevics will perform between authors.
Each author will bring a unique raffle prize which will somehow reflect on their books. All books will be available to purchase from the authors, who will be happy to autograph a copy for you.
Books and authors include:
DISMOUNT by ARAMIS CALDERON
Dismount tells the interwoven stories of five Marines of Operation Iraqi Freedom: Hicks, Ramirez, Valery, Wallace, and Watt. They left home and joined the Marine Corps seeking change. After the rigors of boot camp and the trauma of war, who will they be when they return home?
THE ART OF LOOKING FOR TROUBLE by TOM COSENTINO:
From his post behind the bar at Quinn’s Pub, Mike Lee holds together the Genesee neighborhood he grew up in, an upstate New York town that has seen better days.
When his friends throw him a surprise 50th birthday party, the celebration is interrupted by a robbery with explosive results. Mike knows he must take action to protect the neighbors he considers family. He decides to run for mayor against a callous incumbent.
Mike and his team of crusaders take on the established order the only way they know how, with determination and a lot of pints. He is thrown into an uproarious world of retribution, espionage, vendettas, and lands in the national spotlight. Be prepared to laugh and cry with Mike and all his friends at Quinn’s as you join them for a drink or two in The Art of Looking for Trouble, the humorous debut novel from Tom Cosentino
ACES WILD: A HEIST by AMANDA DEWITT
Some people join chess club, some people play football. Jack Shannon runs a secret blackjack ring in his private school’s basement. What else is the son of a Las Vegas casino mogul supposed to do?
Everything starts falling apart when Jack’s mom is arrested for their family’s ties to organized crime. His sister Beth thinks this is the Shannon family’s chance to finally go straight, but Jack knows that something’s not right. His mom was sold out, and he knows by who. Peter Carlevaro: rival casino owner and jilted lover. Gross.
Jack hatches a plan to find out what Carlevaro’s holding over his mom’s head, but he can’t do it alone. He recruits his closest friends—the asexual support group he met through fandom forums. Now all he has to do is infiltrate a high-stakes gambling club and dodge dark family secrets, while hopelessly navigating what it means to be in love while asexual. Easy, right?
THE LITERARY ANIMAL by ELIZABETH FAUBERT
Do you love books? Do you love animals? Then you will love The Literary Animal!
It all started with my cat Ethyl, the best cat in the world! I photographed Ethyl all the time and one day I had the book Of Mice and Men sitting on a table and I thought it would be funny for a cat to read it. Ethyl obliged me (and loved the book by the way). After that I wondered, what would a dog read? And then I had more ideas, and then more …
IMAGES OF AMERICA: SAFETY HARBOR by LAURA KEPNER
Safety Harbor's five natural mineral springs have drawn visitors and residents to the shores of Old Tampa Bay for centuries.
A ceremonial mound erected by indigenous peoples offers proof of human life stretching back before written history. Spanish explorers landed here in the 16th century, and 300 years later, the first seeds of Florida's citrus industry were planted by Odet Phillipe. The Florida boom of the 1920s brought development and population growth. Expansion stalled during the Great Depression, but after World War II, Safety Harbor became a tourist destination for the rich and famous, permanently changing the city's future.
200 images of Safety Harbor’s past create a nostalgic reminder of hardy people and their perseverance despite devastating hurricanes and fires. The timeless tranquility of sunrises and sunsets and Spanish moss draped from massive oaks endures throughout this historical, artsy city on the bay.
CHARLIE’S STORY by ANN McNICOL
The year is 2045. Fourteen-year-old Samantha spends her days exploring the shallow reef behind her island home. With her world locked in a battle against rising seas, scientists deploy genetically modified corals to rebuild reefs and protect the coastline. No one expects the reefs to be a hotbed of evolution, but they are.
When an octopus flows off a rock in her lagoon, Samantha is startled. When he purposefully arranges pieces of coral on the sand, trying to communicate, she is shocked. How she responds may determine the fate of life on Earth.
Sunday, January 22, 2023 for this laid-back literary event
featuring six Tampa Bay area authors.
Authors will briefly read from their books and share why they were inspired to write them.
Spoken word poets including Ben Leslie and Ed Derkevics will perform between authors.
Each author will bring a unique raffle prize which will somehow reflect on their books. All books will be available to purchase from the authors, who will be happy to autograph a copy for you.
Books and authors include:
DISMOUNT by ARAMIS CALDERON
Dismount tells the interwoven stories of five Marines of Operation Iraqi Freedom: Hicks, Ramirez, Valery, Wallace, and Watt. They left home and joined the Marine Corps seeking change. After the rigors of boot camp and the trauma of war, who will they be when they return home?
THE ART OF LOOKING FOR TROUBLE by TOM COSENTINO:
From his post behind the bar at Quinn’s Pub, Mike Lee holds together the Genesee neighborhood he grew up in, an upstate New York town that has seen better days.
When his friends throw him a surprise 50th birthday party, the celebration is interrupted by a robbery with explosive results. Mike knows he must take action to protect the neighbors he considers family. He decides to run for mayor against a callous incumbent.
Mike and his team of crusaders take on the established order the only way they know how, with determination and a lot of pints. He is thrown into an uproarious world of retribution, espionage, vendettas, and lands in the national spotlight. Be prepared to laugh and cry with Mike and all his friends at Quinn’s as you join them for a drink or two in The Art of Looking for Trouble, the humorous debut novel from Tom Cosentino
ACES WILD: A HEIST by AMANDA DEWITT
Some people join chess club, some people play football. Jack Shannon runs a secret blackjack ring in his private school’s basement. What else is the son of a Las Vegas casino mogul supposed to do?
Everything starts falling apart when Jack’s mom is arrested for their family’s ties to organized crime. His sister Beth thinks this is the Shannon family’s chance to finally go straight, but Jack knows that something’s not right. His mom was sold out, and he knows by who. Peter Carlevaro: rival casino owner and jilted lover. Gross.
Jack hatches a plan to find out what Carlevaro’s holding over his mom’s head, but he can’t do it alone. He recruits his closest friends—the asexual support group he met through fandom forums. Now all he has to do is infiltrate a high-stakes gambling club and dodge dark family secrets, while hopelessly navigating what it means to be in love while asexual. Easy, right?
THE LITERARY ANIMAL by ELIZABETH FAUBERT
Do you love books? Do you love animals? Then you will love The Literary Animal!
It all started with my cat Ethyl, the best cat in the world! I photographed Ethyl all the time and one day I had the book Of Mice and Men sitting on a table and I thought it would be funny for a cat to read it. Ethyl obliged me (and loved the book by the way). After that I wondered, what would a dog read? And then I had more ideas, and then more …
IMAGES OF AMERICA: SAFETY HARBOR by LAURA KEPNER
Safety Harbor's five natural mineral springs have drawn visitors and residents to the shores of Old Tampa Bay for centuries.
A ceremonial mound erected by indigenous peoples offers proof of human life stretching back before written history. Spanish explorers landed here in the 16th century, and 300 years later, the first seeds of Florida's citrus industry were planted by Odet Phillipe. The Florida boom of the 1920s brought development and population growth. Expansion stalled during the Great Depression, but after World War II, Safety Harbor became a tourist destination for the rich and famous, permanently changing the city's future.
200 images of Safety Harbor’s past create a nostalgic reminder of hardy people and their perseverance despite devastating hurricanes and fires. The timeless tranquility of sunrises and sunsets and Spanish moss draped from massive oaks endures throughout this historical, artsy city on the bay.
CHARLIE’S STORY by ANN McNICOL
The year is 2045. Fourteen-year-old Samantha spends her days exploring the shallow reef behind her island home. With her world locked in a battle against rising seas, scientists deploy genetically modified corals to rebuild reefs and protect the coastline. No one expects the reefs to be a hotbed of evolution, but they are.
When an octopus flows off a rock in her lagoon, Samantha is startled. When he purposefully arranges pieces of coral on the sand, trying to communicate, she is shocked. How she responds may determine the fate of life on Earth.
SHAMc HOLIDAY PARTY-immediatly following the vegan market the same day
SUNDAY DEC 11, 2022 Doors 5PM -CONCERT 5:30PM Arabian Nights THEME FOR HOLIDAY ATTIRE-suggested not required A Grammy nomintated "MYSTERY BAND" WILL WOW US WITH THEIR TALENT FOR THIS FESTIVE EVENING! Free but donations will be gratefully accepted :) COME ONE, COME ALL :) VOLUNTEERs/PATRONs AND COMMUNITY APPRECIATION NIGHT :) CASH BAR AT OUR HAPPY GARDEN BAR SORRY NO FOOD DURING PARTY-SO PLEASE EAT BEFORE OR AFTER SO YOU CAN JUST ENJOY OUR FESTIVE HOLIDAY VIBES! |
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