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TDC Regular Meeting – January 23, 2017 Agenda Item 9 – Monthly Reports (Information Only)

‐ VCB Monthly Report

‐ ACH – Cultural Council Monthly Report

‐ Bed Tax Collection Dashboard

VCBReporttotheTourismDevelopmentCouncil

January23,2017

SmithTravelResearchNovember2016

Source: STR, Inc. Republication or other re-use of this data without the express written permission of STR is strictly prohibited.

Sept Oct Nov 2014 2015 2016This Year 57.1 62.0 65.8 61.7 65.7 67.5Last Year 53.9 63.7 60.0 59.3 61.7 65.7

Percent Change 5.9 -2.6 9.6 4.0 6.5 2.8


Percent Change -2.0 -6.3 3.8 5.9 6.3 2.1


Percent Change 3.7 -8.8 13.7 10.2 13.2 4.9

Sept Oct Nov 2014 2015 2016This Year 178,110 184,047 178,110 2,062,085 2,091,694 2,148,465Last Year 171,930 177,661 171,930 2,062,528 2,062,085 2,091,694

Percent Change 3.6 3.6 3.6 0.0 1.4 2.7

Sept Oct Nov 2014 2015 2016This Year 101,744 114,152 117,117 1,272,281 1,374,151 1,450,432Last Year 92,748 113,145 103,170 1,223,828 1,272,281 1,374,151

Percent Change 9.7 0.9 13.5 4.0 8.0 5.6

Sept Oct Nov 2014 2015 2016This Year 12,077,846 13,557,620 14,497,142 151,647,162 174,129,745 187,635,079Last Year 11,239,361 14,345,337 12,304,284 137,698,540 151,647,162 174,129,745

Percent Change 7.5 -5.5 17.8 10.1 14.8 7.8

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SmithTravelResearchNovember2016

Source: STR, Inc. Republication or other re-use of this data without the express written permission of STR is strictly prohibited.

Occ % ADR

2016 2016 Occ ADR RevPARRoom Rev

Hillsborough County, FL 68.9 106.58 1.5 4.4 5.9 6.3Nassau County, FL 65.3 166.27 5.9 3.3 9.5 9.4Pinellas County, FL 64.2 119.67 1.1 5.2 6.3 8.7St Johns County, FL 65.8 123.78 9.6 3.8 13.7 17.8

Charleston, SC 72.6 130.19 9.2 3.5 13.0 15.2Jacksonville, FL 68.2 101.23 8.9 8.5 18.2 19.0Myrtle Beach, SC 46.7 78.50 20.2 6.2 27.7 26.5Orlando, FL 72.4 112.29 2.6 3.1 5.8 7.8Sarasota-Bradenton, FL 64.2 122.17 0.1 3.1 3.1 3.1Savannah, GA 71.8 114.84 9.6 2.6 12.4 14.1

Fort Walton Beach, FL 42.3 99.39 6.5 7.2 14.2 17.2Daytona Beach, FL 58.9 96.18 17.5 6.9 25.6 21.9

Zip Code 32084+ 69.0 123.33 5.1 6.0 11.3 11.3Zip Code 32080+ 63.2 113.21 4.5 3.5 8.1 25.9Zip Code 32092+ 64.3 95.95 21.2 5.6 28.0 28.0

Percent Change from November 2015Current Month November 2016 vs November 2015

BedTaxCollections

November (Net Collections) 639,941$ 9%

YTD Net Collections November 1,190,275$ -7%

YTD Collections by Area November YTDAnastasia Island and St. Augustine Beach (32080) 23% 23%Ponte Vedra Beach (32082) 25% 24%St. Augustine, Vilano and North Beach (32084) 39% 38%St. Augustine Shores/South/207 (32086) 1% 0.7%World Golf Village and west of I-95 (32092) 10% 12%I-95&SR 16/Palencia (32095) 2% 2%Other 0.5% 0.6%

WebsiteDashboard

162,291 Visitors to the Site December 37%

343,987 Visitors to the Site FYTD 19%

349,318 Page Views in December -11%

741,352 Page Views FYTD -25%

VICVisitationDecember2016

Dec 2016 Dec 15% of Total Visitors FYTD YTD FY 2015 Total 2016

Total Visitors 31 74 0.04% 97 479 1121


Total Visitors 67,400 61,289 94% 140,454 140259 517,983


Total Visitors 3,297 3,162 5% 6,076 9354 42,712


Total Visitors 1,006 838 1% 2,825 2542 10,553

Dec 2016 Dec 2015 FYTD YTD FY 2015 Total 201671,734 65,363 149,452 152,634 572,369

Jacksonville Airport Visitor Information Center

Total Inquiries at Visitors Centers

SJCC –PVBD Visitor & Information Center

City of St. Augustine Downtown Visitors Center

St. Augustine Beach Visitors Center

DepartmentalReports

SocialMediaDecember2016

YOY ChangeFacebook

Fans added In December 4,474Total Facebook Fans 455,707 17%

Facebook Impressions 8,771,568Engagement Rate 8.5%

Reach 2,929,992

TwitterTwitter Followers 8,894 49%

Twitter Impressions 91,286

InstagramInstagram Followers 9,153 87%

Instagram Impressions 116,683

YouTubeViews To Date 221,200 26%

Social Media

CommunicationsSummary

December FYTD 16Total Impressions 1,221,594,442 2,614,179,760 5,013,431,826 -48%

VCB Initiated Stories 249 638 959 -33%in publication or broadcasted

FYTD

SalesMeasurementSummary

December YTDYTD %

Actual vs GoalSolicitation Emails/Calls 169 438 -4%Total Leads Distributed 16 72 -13%Lead Room Nights 5,375 13,794 -28%

1st Quarter YTD

Quarterly % Actual vs. Goal

Wholesale Room Nights 36,835 36,835 22%

**Wholesale Room Nights are reported quarterly.

• Experiencedshort‐termleadfalloffpost‐Matthew• HeavyQ1travel,siteandFAMscheduleresultedinlessofficetimeforsolicitation• SalesteamwillexceedQ2solicitationgoalby15%,withafocusonpastandlostbusiness,tomakeupQ1leadandroomnightshortfall

PromotionsNightsofLightsPromotions• Nov.–Dec.:NegotiatedMMGYadv.extensions

– 23NOLGetawaybroadcastpromotions– Jacksonville,Orlando,Tampa,Miami– On‐air,on‐lineanddirectemailplusdatabasecapture– Prizesincludelodging,attraction/tourtixandmore– $200,000+est.mediavalue

• Nov./Dec.ViaAir/NFRA/iHeart RadioCharlottepromotion• January:iHeart RadioOrlandoNightsofLightsPromotion(2stations)

– Objective:ContinueNOLmomentumafteradvertisingconcludes

Florida’sFirstCoastofGolfNovember2016

Nov-16 Nov-15 % ChangeRooms 2,095 2,003 5%Rounds 4,929 4,712 5%

2016 YTD 2015 YTD % ChangeRooms 22,359 23,090 -3%Rounds 52,586 54,328 -3%

Precipitation 2016 2015 Change0.24 1.26 (1)

Temperature (Avg High) 2016 2015 % Change75° 78° (3)°

Nov-16 Nov-15 % Change3,684 3,040 21%

2016 YTD 2015 YTD % Change50,421 38,195 32%

Website Traffic

(FL Sports Foundation Model - tracks direct and wholesale bookings)

CEO’sComments• Initiatedattractionsattendancereportingsystem:

• Oct‐36.9%;YTD ‐36.9%(Basedon14reportingattractions)• NightsofLightsinvestmentsappeartohavemadeadifferencefacilitatingarelativelyrapid

recoveryfollowingMatthew

• ContinuingtomonitortourismindustryrecoveryfromMatthew

• MonitoringstatelegislativechallengestoTDT

• MetwithworkinggrouptocreateanAgritourismCorridorinFHC

• WorkingwithWilSmith,TeraMeeks,JaxSports,FFCG,Honours GolfandRenaissance

ResortonNCAAGolfChampionshipsbid.

• Facilitatingdiscussionsaboutsupplementaltransitbetweenbeachesandhistoricdistrict

• Havemetwithprospectivecityandprivateindustryplayers

• VCBishopingtoassistSJCwithcommunicationofoff‐beachparkinginitiative

Date Outlet Topic/Title Outlet Type

Circulation

/Audience

Unique

visitors/

month URL

11/30/16 Folio Weekly/folioweekly.com Stanley Clarke at PV Music Hall Magazine 25,759 128,820 https://issuu.com/folioweekly/docs/folio1130wkl_fullbook_sm

Q4 issue The Village Journal 5 Places to ring in the New Year (Beach Blast Off) Magazine 6,000 http://thevillagejournal.com/5‐places‐to‐ring‐in‐the‐new‐year/

12/1/16 eu Jacksonville Holiday Event Guide Magazine 50,000 http://eujacksonville.com/all‐events/holiday‐events/

12/7/16 Folio Weekly/folioweekly.com Edwin McCain, Danny Burns at PV Music Hall Magazine 25,759 128,820 https://issuu.com/folioweekly/docs/folio1207wkl_fullbook_sm

12/7/16 Go Folio edition of Folio Weekly Various event listings Magazine 25,759 128,820 https://issuu.com/folioweekly/docs/120716_fullbook_sm

12/8/16 Florida Times‐Union/Jacksonville.com Holiday Events Newspaper 57,996 543,621 http://jacksonville.com/metro/2016‐12‐08/holiday‐happenings

12/9/16 Spinnaker Local’s Guide: Where to see lights (Nights of Lights; Regatta of Lights) College Newspaper http://unfspinnaker.com/locals‐guide‐where‐to‐see‐lights/

12/13/16 Florida Times‐Union/Jacksonville.com Holiday Happenings Newspaper 57,996 543,621 http://jacksonville.com/entertainment/2016‐12‐13/holiday‐happenings

12/13/16 Orlando Sentinel/orlandosentinel.com Florida Travel Calendar for February:First Friday Art Walk; Arts & Crafts Show Newspaper 114,225 3,035,053 http://www.orlandosentinel.com/travel/destinations/florida/orl‐florida‐travel‐calendar‐february‐story.htm

12/17/16 Jacksonville.com / Tracy.com Nights of Lights; St Augustine Community Band Concert Newspaper 543621 http://jacksonville.com/entertainment/2016‐12‐17/tracy‐dot‐com‐lots‐do‐many‐free‐events‐over‐holiday‐week

12/20/16 Florida Times‐Union/Jacksonville.com Holiday Happenings Newspaper 57,996 543,621 http://jacksonville.com/metro/2016‐12‐20/holiday‐happenings

1/1/17 Around Town (South Florida) Celtic Fest; Spanish Wine Fest; Greek Fest; St Augustine Film Fest Magazine 22,000 http://aroundtownmagazine.com/current‐issue/

443,490 5,595,997

Monthly Impressions = 6,039,487

Monthly Placements= 13

YTD Impressions = 26,955,889

YTD Placements = 39

St. Johns Cultural Council - historiccoastculture.com: Executive Dashboard - Dec 1, 2016 - Dec 31, 2016

Android 60%

iOS 39%

Windows 1%

Windows Phone

0%

BlackBerry 0%

Other 0%

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Top Campaigns by Targeted Location Tier

Dec-2016 Nov-2016

Campaign Source Tier VisitsTotal

Events

Session

s with

Event

Campaign Source Tier VisitsTotal

Events

Sessio

ns with

Event

dec21 fb-ctw guide 1,952 188 150 nov20 fb-ctw event 886 93 86

nights-of-lights adtegrity Tier2 1,674 57 45 nov29 fb-ctw event 699 43 40

nights-of-lights adtegrity Tier1 1,532 117 25 nov14 fb event 613 0 0

dec06 fb-cpc event 971 42 32 nov18 fb-ctw itinerary 602 33 30

nights-of-lights adtegrity Tier3 862 17 13 festival Adtegrity Tier2 563 11 11

dec18 fb-ctw exhibit 749 32 30 nov25 fb-ctw guide 482 44 32

nov30 fb-ctw event 433 26 24 festival Adtegrity Tier1 393 11 11

dec16 fb-cpc event 172 8 8 nov27 fb-ctw event 379 13 9

december adtegrity Tier2 113 3 3 festival Adtegrity Tier3 376 4 4

december adtegrity Tier1 112 1 1 General | Tier 2 GOOGLE (not set) 214 1 1

itineraries hcc itinerary 74 60 27 nov30 fb-ctw event 145 9 8

december adtegrity Tier3 52 0 0 Geo-Modified General | Tier 2GOOGLE (not set) 97 0 0

nov27 fb-ctw event 45 0 0 Geo-Modified Events| Tier 2 GOOGLE (not set) 95 0 0

festival Adtegrity Tier2 39 0 0 Events| Tier 2 GOOGLE (not set) 85 0 0

festival Adtegrity Tier1 38 0 0 General | Tier 1 GOOGLE (not set) 73 0 0

Top Landing Pages

Website VisitsPages /

Visit

Bounce

Rate

/ 5,742 1.60 73.69%

/travel-itineraries/ 2,048 1.15 85.79%

/event/elf-jr-musical/ 973 1.14 88.59%

/event/florida-forever/ 825 1.15 86.91%

/event/st-augustine-colonial-night-watch-2/ 445 1.16 85.17%

/event/saint-augustine-ballet-presents-the-nutcracker/ 201 1.18 84.08%

/categories/festivals/ 150 1.71 53.33%

/categories/living-history/ 58 2.03 32.76%

/event/19th-annual-st-augustine-greek-festival-and-arts-crafts-fair/ 53 1.11 81.13%

/sharebutton.to 52 2.90 1.92%

/categories/performing-arts/ 48 1.63 58.33%

/event/15th-annual-tactile-art-show/ 45 1.11 88.89%

/event/smithsonian-museums-exhibit-place-people/ 36 1.39 86.11%

/categories/visual-arts/ 28 2.21 67.86%

/event/cotton-patch-gospel/ 26 1.38 84.62%

/categories/many-cultures/ 25 1.72 48.00%

/categories/literary-arts/ 24 1.75 45.83%

/event/black-white-shades-of-gray/ 24 1.13 83.33%

/event/welcome-yule-st-augustine-community-chorus/ 18 1.17 88.89%

/event/forward-march-2017-st-augustine-military-ball/ 17 1.12 76.47%

Top Traffic Sources

Source / Medium SessionsPages /

Session

Bounce

Rate

Total

Events

Sessions

with Event

adtegrity / banner 4,082 1.37 77.63% 191 83

fb-ctw / social-pd 3,242 1.14 86.77% 254 210

fb-cpc / social-pd 1,143 1.15 88.36% 50 40

floridashistoriccoast.com / referral 946 2.21 60.15% 53 51

Constant_Contact / Email 495 1.79 66.46% 43 36

adtegrity / preroll 277 1.26 80.87% 4 4

(direct) / (none) 255 3.06 65.49% 66 21

google / organic 233 2.02 54.08% 17 15

Adtegrity / banner 105 1.82 47.62% 0 0

hcc / banner 74 2.69 50.00% 60 27

m.facebook.com / referral 55 1.33 76.36% 7 5

website-analytics.online / referral 54 1.02 98.15% 0 0

stgeorge-inn.com / referral 38 1.45 76.32% 1 1

reddit.com / referral 17 1.94 5.88% 0 0

stjohnsculture.com / referral 17 5.53 29.41% 0 0

fb / social 15 1.60 53.33% 0 0

site-auditor.online / referral 15 1.07 93.33% 0 0

yahoo / organic 15 1.33 60.00% 3 3

bing / organic 13 6.38 53.85% 1 1

43894940-1.compliance-donald.xyz / referral 10 2.80 10.00% 0 0

l.facebook.com / referral 10 1.50 90.00% 2 1

stfrancisinn.com / referral 10 2.30 60.00% 0 0

43894940-1.compliance-fred.xyz / referral 8 3.00 0.00% 0 0

cc / email 8 1.00 75.00% 1 1

facebook.com / referral 8 1.50 50.00% 2 2

Top US Metro Locations

Metro SessionsPages /

Session

Bounce

Rate

Total

Events

Sessions

with Event

Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne FL 3633 1.26 83.29% 236 185

Jacksonville FL 2482 1.65 74.62% 217 145

Miami-Ft. Lauderdale FL 856 1.30 85.51% 38 32

Washington DC (Hagerstown MD) 802 1.39 78.93% 7 5

Atlanta GA 377 1.23 84.88% 12 11

(not set) 282 1.45 74.47% 27 21

Houston TX 238 2.00 38.24% 2 2

Tampa-St. Petersburg (Sarasota) FL 207 1.61 75.85% 10 7

Gainesville FL 193 1.27 79.27% 104 17

Savannah GA 174 1.21 82.18% 3 3

New York NY 130 1.63 70.00% 7 7

Tallahassee FL-Thomasville GA 109 1.37 76.15% 5 4

Pittsburgh PA 89 2.64 5.62% 0 0

Buffalo NY 77 1.00 100.00% 0 0

Boston MA-Manchester NH 72 1.29 86.11% 4 4

Spokane WA 66 1.24 87.88% 0 0

Chicago IL 64 1.73 71.88% 6 2

Augusta GA 62 1.68 62.90% 1 1

Los Angeles CA 52 2.00 50.00% 5 3

West Palm Beach-Ft. Pierce FL 45 1.53 68.89% 6 3

Seattle-Tacoma WA 44 1.30 90.91% 0 0

Philadelphia PA 33 2.03 69.70% 0 0

Austin TX 31 1.16 87.10% 0 0

Charlotte NC 30 1.40 73.33% 2 1

San Antonio TX 30 1.10 86.67% 1 1

San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose CA 29 1.03 96.55% 0 0

Raleigh-Durham (Fayetteville) NC 27 2.00 77.78% 6 3

Indianapolis IN 26 1.19 80.77% 4 3

Ft. Myers-Naples FL 25 1.20 84.00% 1 1

Denver CO 24 1.17 79.17% 1 1

Nashville TN 21 1.71 85.71% 4 1

Hartford & New Haven CT 20 2.30 60.00% 6 4

Dallas-Ft. Worth TX 17 1.53 76.47% 0 0

Albany GA 15 2.33 40.00% 3 2

Charleston SC 15 1.00 86.67% 2 2

Greenville-Spartanburg SC-Asheville NC-Anderson SC 14 3.00 57.14% 0 0

Mobile AL-Pensacola (Ft. Walton Beach) FL 14 1.86 71.43% 0 0

Detroit MI 13 2.23 61.54% 1 1

Grand Rapids-Kalamazoo-Battle Creek MI 13 2.00 69.23% 2 2

Albuquerque-Santa Fe NM 12 1.58 66.67% 1 1

1JANUARY 2017Arts Calendar Powered By: CultureOwl.com

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29TH ANNUAL LAS OLASART FAIR TAKES OVER

THE BOULEVARDJANUARY 7 – 8

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FLORIDA FESTIVALS: OUTDOOR ENJOYMENT FOR EVERY SEASONOne of the many benefits of living in Florida is the ideal weather that

makes venturing out any time of the year a real luxury, especially

when our northern neighbors are bundled up for the winter. The

tropical climate is ideal for visitors and locals alike to get out

and explore the myriad of arts & culture festivals throughout the

Sunshine State. Whether it’s visual arts, music, food, film, theater, or

nature, Florida’s brimming with festivals for every taste. AroundTown

has chosen highlights in each of these categories to help you discover

your next outdoor cultural adventure!

FEATURING:

• Juried, first-class outdoor art gallery showcasing local and national artists

• Original handmade artwork

• Nearly 250 artists from 30 different states

• Prices set to suit all budgets - ranging from as little as $25 to $40,000

• Artists hand-selected by independent panel of expert judges from

hundreds of applicants

• All artists on site for duration of festival

• Vast array of artistic media including paintings, sculptures, photography,

ceramics, glass, wood, handmade jewelry, collage, mixed media

Saturday, January 7 and Sunday, January 8 from 10 am to 5 pm

Navigational Address: 600 East Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale

Free and open to the public. - www.artfestival.com

Start the New Year in style with a stroll down iconic La s Olas

Boulevard, while feasting your eyes upon award-winning

art, during the 29th Annual Las Olas Art Fair. Nearly 250

artists representing 30 different states and dozens of

diverse mediums will line the center of Las Olas Boulevard.

Sculpture, jewelry, woodwork, paintings, wearable art and

more are displayed, gallery-style, for the enjoyment of art

appreciators, collectors, shoppers and pedestrians alike. The

free, outdoor, pet-friendly event features a fully vetted, juried

selection of fine art. Considered an annual tradition in South

Florida, the Las Olas Art Fair also offers the opportunity to

meet with the artists, ask about techniques, commission

a specific piece and discover the inspiration behind each

magnificent creation. The Las Olas Art Fair (Part II) is slated

for March 4 and 5, 2017.


29TH ANNUAL LAS OLASART FAIR TAKES OVER

THE BOULEVARDJANUARY 7 – 8

| | VISUAL ARTS | |

FLORIDA FESTIVALS: OUTDOOR ENJOYMENT FOR EVERY SEASONOne of the many benefits of living in Florida is the ideal weather that

makes venturing out any time of the year a real luxury, especially

when our northern neighbors are bundled up for the winter. The

tropical climate is ideal for visitors and locals alike to get out

and explore the myriad of arts & culture festivals throughout the

Sunshine State. Whether it’s visual arts, music, food, film, theater, or

nature, Florida’s brimming with festivals for every taste. AroundTown

has chosen highlights in each of these categories to help you discover

your next outdoor cultural adventure!

FEATURING:

• Juried, first-class outdoor art gallery showcasing local and national artists

• Original handmade artwork

• Nearly 250 artists from 30 different states

• Prices set to suit all budgets - ranging from as little as $25 to $40,000

• Artists hand-selected by independent panel of expert judges from

hundreds of applicants

• All artists on site for duration of festival

• Vast array of artistic media including paintings, sculptures, photography,

ceramics, glass, wood, handmade jewelry, collage, mixed media

Saturday, January 7 and Sunday, January 8 from 10 am to 5 pm

Navigational Address: 600 East Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale

Free and open to the public. - www.artfestival.com

Start the New Year in style with a stroll down iconic La s Olas

Boulevard, while feasting your eyes upon award-winning

art, during the 29th Annual Las Olas Art Fair. Nearly 250

artists representing 30 different states and dozens of

diverse mediums will line the center of Las Olas Boulevard.

Sculpture, jewelry, woodwork, paintings, wearable art and

more are displayed, gallery-style, for the enjoyment of art

appreciators, collectors, shoppers and pedestrians alike. The

free, outdoor, pet-friendly event features a fully vetted, juried

selection of fine art. Considered an annual tradition in South

Florida, the Las Olas Art Fair also offers the opportunity to

meet with the artists, ask about techniques, commission

a specific piece and discover the inspiration behind each

magnificent creation. The Las Olas Art Fair (Part II) is slated

for March 4 and 5, 2017.


| | VISUAL ARTS | | | | VISUAL ARTS | |

Art Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale

January 11-15, 2017; January 11, 3pm - 5pm (VIP Preview)

and 6pm - 10 pm (VIP Opening Party);

January 12, 4pm to 8pm; January 13-15, 1pm to 8pm

Intracoastal Waterways

Art Fort Lauderdale - the World’s First Art Fair on the water, in-

corporates a diff erent approach to view and interact with art. The

four-day fair will feature over 100 artists, 5 Galleries and 8 water-

front properties presenting top tier modern and contemporary

art, and transport attendees via water taxi and yachts to these

exhibits and performances at a number of waterfront properties

along the intracoastal waterways.

Admission: $45 - $225

www.artftlauderdale.com

954.361.4998

Miami Antiques + Art + Design Show

Miami

February 3-5, 2017, Friday & Saturday:

11:00am-7:00pm. Sunday: 11:00am-5:00pm

Miami Airport Convention Center (MACC),

711 NW 72nd Avenue, Miami

Featuring 200 premier exhibitors from across the U.S.,

Canada, Europe and South America off ering fi ne antique

furniture, silver, paintings, bronzes, porcelain, Asian, an-

tique & estate jewelry, pottery, rare books, lighting,

crystal, prints, rugs, vintage clothing & acces-

sories, representing all design movements of

the 17th, 18th & 19th centuries -- and introducing

vintage 20th century modern.

Admission: $15 good for return entry all weekend

Parking: Self parking at MACC is $5 per vehicle, valet parking

is available at the Doubletree Miami Airport Hotel adjacent to

MACC. Complimentary shuttle service from the New World Sym-

phony Concert Hall at 500 17th Street, Miami Beach (between

Meridian and Pennsylvania) to MACC running continuously all

three days of the show from 10am to 8pm.

www.miamiantiquesartdesign.com

954.202.1955

23rd Annual Pigeon Key Art Festival

Marathon

February 4-5, 2017, 10 am to 5 pm

Marathon Community Park, MM 49, Marathon

Held as a fundraiser for the tiny historic island called Pigeon Key

in the tropical Florida Keys, this two-day juried event attracts

exemplary artists and quality buyers from across the globe. The

festival off ers more than 70 fi ne artists and craftsmen, delicious

local cuisine, live art and auction by preeminent celebrity marine

life artist, Wyland. Enjoy historical elements, period entertain-

ment and educational programming highlighting the Pigeon Key

Foundation’s important preservation, research and marine biol-

ogy projects.

Parking: Free parking at Switlik School (across the street). Paid

lots not part of the Festival

www.PigeonKeyArtFestival.com

573.619.2200

South Motors Fine Arts Festival

Pinecrest

January 21 & 22, 2017, 10:00am-5:00pm

11000 Red Road, Pinecrest

Come to one of Florida's premier juried art shows and enjoy an

afternoon surrounded by spectacular visual arts in the most lush

and luxurious setting. Amongst a generous representation of the

best artists and artisans from the US and abroad-you will fi nd the

perfect piece of art for your home that includes painting, sculpture,

mixed media and photography, or peruse a selection of original

handcrafted jewelry or wearable art for yourself or signifi cant oth-

er. Additionally there is always a great selection of delicious food,

live music, and other activities for the entire family.

Free Parking

www.pinecrestgardens.org

305.669.6990

The Original Miami Antique Show

Miami

February 10-13, 2017, 11:00am-7:00pm

(11:00am-5:00pm on the 13th)

Miami Fair Expo Center, 10901 SW 24 St., Miami

As the world’s largest indoor antique show, The Original Miami

Antique Show presents more than 600 recognized dealers from

28 countries for four days only. In addition, more than 20,000 at-

tendees with a serious interest in antiques and jewelry will grace

this venue. At the show, attendees can explore collections from

Renaissance to Art Deco eras, including fi ne art, American and

European silver, antique jewelry, 17th-19th century furniture, por-

celain and more. On Appraisal Day, Saturday, February 11, 12pm –

5pm, get a free appraisal with a valid ticket to the show.

www.MiamiBeachAntiqueShow.com

239.732.6642

Art on the Square: A Premiere Outdoor Gallery

Delray Beach

March 18-19, 2017; 10:00am-5:00pm

Old School Square grounds, 51 N. Swinton Avenue, Delray Beach

Presented by the Cornell Art Museum, this premiere, outdoor

juried show will feature extraordinary, original works by 100 top

fi ne art and fi ne craft artists from around the country. The Old

School Square center grounds will be transformed into an excit-

ing outdoor gallery, welcoming art collectors and enthusiasts to

meet the artists and discover something new. Original works

include paintings, ceramics, fi ber art, glass, jewelry, mixed-

media, metalwork, photography, woodwork and sculptures in a

variety of media.

Admission: Free

www.OldSchoolSquare.org

561.243.7922

19th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival in the Pines

Pembroke Pines

March 11 & 12, 2017, 10:00am-5:00pm

Pembroke Pines City Center, 601 City Center Way Pembroke Pines

The 19th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival in the Pines off ers artists

and patrons alike the opportunity to purchase and sell art and fi ne

crafts in a delightful atmosphere. The festival showcases music,

entertainment, demonstrations, tours of the NEW City Center

Complex, including an 11,000 SF Art Gallery, Commission Cham-

bers and a beautiful 3,500 seat theatre. There is also a kids art

tent, food, cash prizes for the winning artists and much more.

Admission: FREE

www.ppines.com

954.986.5027

Artrageous

Delray Beach

April 7 & 8, 2017

Old School Square Pavilion, 51 N. Swinton Avenue, Delray Beach

This unforgettable experience is an electrifying combination of

artists painting at amazing speed, right before your eyes, and high

energy live music, amazing vocals, creative choreography and

audience interaction. Giant artworks jump to life unveiling larg-

er-than-life icons and masterpieces in just moments; all the while,

there is constant activity on stage, delighting your senses. It’s a

show for the entire family. It’s outrageous… it’s Artrageous! This

show takes place during Delray Aff air weekend. Delray Aff air will

celebrate 55 years as the largest arts & craft festival in the South-

east United States. The event takes place along Atlantic Avenue

from just west of Old School Square to the Intracoastal.

Admission: $25 (adult); $15 (student)

www.oldschoolsquare.org/events/artrageous

561.243.7922


| | VISUAL ARTS | | | | VISUAL ARTS | |

Art Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale

January 11-15, 2017; January 11, 3pm - 5pm (VIP Preview)

and 6pm - 10 pm (VIP Opening Party);

January 12, 4pm to 8pm; January 13-15, 1pm to 8pm

Intracoastal Waterways

Art Fort Lauderdale - the World’s First Art Fair on the water, in-

corporates a diff erent approach to view and interact with art. The

four-day fair will feature over 100 artists, 5 Galleries and 8 water-

front properties presenting top tier modern and contemporary

art, and transport attendees via water taxi and yachts to these

exhibits and performances at a number of waterfront properties

along the intracoastal waterways.


www.artftlauderdale.com

954.361.4998

Miami Antiques + Art + Design Show

Miami

February 3-5, 2017, Friday & Saturday:

11:00am-7:00pm. Sunday: 11:00am-5:00pm

Miami Airport Convention Center (MACC),

711 NW 72nd Avenue, Miami

Featuring 200 premier exhibitors from across the U.S.,

Canada, Europe and South America off ering fi ne antique

furniture, silver, paintings, bronzes, porcelain, Asian, an-

tique & estate jewelry, pottery, rare books, lighting,

crystal, prints, rugs, vintage clothing & acces-

sories, representing all design movements of

the 17th, 18th & 19th centuries -- and introducing

vintage 20th century modern.

Admission: $15 good for return entry all weekend

Parking: Self parking at MACC is $5 per vehicle, valet parking

is available at the Doubletree Miami Airport Hotel adjacent to

MACC. Complimentary shuttle service from the New World Sym-

phony Concert Hall at 500 17th Street, Miami Beach (between

Meridian and Pennsylvania) to MACC running continuously all

three days of the show from 10am to 8pm.

www.miamiantiquesartdesign.com

954.202.1955

23rd Annual Pigeon Key Art Festival

Marathon

February 4-5, 2017, 10 am to 5 pm

Marathon Community Park, MM 49, Marathon

Held as a fundraiser for the tiny historic island called Pigeon Key

in the tropical Florida Keys, this two-day juried event attracts

exemplary artists and quality buyers from across the globe. The

festival off ers more than 70 fi ne artists and craftsmen, delicious

local cuisine, live art and auction by preeminent celebrity marine

life artist, Wyland. Enjoy historical elements, period entertain-

ment and educational programming highlighting the Pigeon Key

Foundation’s important preservation, research and marine biol-

ogy projects.

Parking: Free parking at Switlik School (across the street). Paid

lots not part of the Festival

www.PigeonKeyArtFestival.com

573.619.2200

South Motors Fine Arts Festival

Pinecrest

January 21 & 22, 2017, 10:00am-5:00pm


Come to one of Florida's premier juried art shows and enjoy an

afternoon surrounded by spectacular visual arts in the most lush

and luxurious setting. Amongst a generous representation of the

best artists and artisans from the US and abroad-you will fi nd the

perfect piece of art for your home that includes painting, sculpture,

mixed media and photography, or peruse a selection of original

handcrafted jewelry or wearable art for yourself or signifi cant oth-

er. Additionally there is always a great selection of delicious food,

live music, and other activities for the entire family.

Free Parking


305.669.6990

The Original Miami Antique Show

Miami

February 10-13, 2017, 11:00am-7:00pm

(11:00am-5:00pm on the 13th)

Miami Fair Expo Center, 10901 SW 24 St., Miami

As the world’s largest indoor antique show, The Original Miami

Antique Show presents more than 600 recognized dealers from

28 countries for four days only. In addition, more than 20,000 at-

tendees with a serious interest in antiques and jewelry will grace

this venue. At the show, attendees can explore collections from

Renaissance to Art Deco eras, including fi ne art, American and

European silver, antique jewelry, 17th-19th century furniture, por-

celain and more. On Appraisal Day, Saturday, February 11, 12pm –

5pm, get a free appraisal with a valid ticket to the show.

www.MiamiBeachAntiqueShow.com

239.732.6642

Art on the Square: A Premiere Outdoor Gallery

Delray Beach

March 18-19, 2017; 10:00am-5:00pm

Old School Square grounds, 51 N. Swinton Avenue, Delray Beach

Presented by the Cornell Art Museum, this premiere, outdoor

juried show will feature extraordinary, original works by 100 top

fi ne art and fi ne craft artists from around the country. The Old

School Square center grounds will be transformed into an excit-

ing outdoor gallery, welcoming art collectors and enthusiasts to

meet the artists and discover something new. Original works

include paintings, ceramics, fi ber art, glass, jewelry, mixed-

media, metalwork, photography, woodwork and sculptures in a

variety of media.

Admission: Free

www.OldSchoolSquare.org

561.243.7922

19th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival in the Pines

Pembroke Pines

March 11 & 12, 2017, 10:00am-5:00pm

Pembroke Pines City Center, 601 City Center Way Pembroke Pines

The 19th Annual Arts and Crafts Festival in the Pines off ers artists

and patrons alike the opportunity to purchase and sell art and fi ne

crafts in a delightful atmosphere. The festival showcases music,

entertainment, demonstrations, tours of the NEW City Center

Complex, including an 11,000 SF Art Gallery, Commission Cham-

bers and a beautiful 3,500 seat theatre. There is also a kids art

tent, food, cash prizes for the winning artists and much more.

Admission: FREE

www.ppines.com

954.986.5027

Artrageous

Delray Beach

April 7 & 8, 2017

Old School Square Pavilion, 51 N. Swinton Avenue, Delray Beach

This unforgettable experience is an electrifying combination of

artists painting at amazing speed, right before your eyes, and high

energy live music, amazing vocals, creative choreography and

audience interaction. Giant artworks jump to life unveiling larg-

er-than-life icons and masterpieces in just moments; all the while,

there is constant activity on stage, delighting your senses. It’s a

show for the entire family. It’s outrageous… it’s Artrageous! This

show takes place during Delray Aff air weekend. Delray Aff air will

celebrate 55 years as the largest arts & craft festival in the South-

east United States. The event takes place along Atlantic Avenue

from just west of Old School Square to the Intracoastal.

Admission: $25 (adult); $15 (student)

www.oldschoolsquare.org/events/artrageous

561.243.7922


Art and tech combine at Boynton Beach’s 3rd biennial International

Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium, Feb. 3-5, 2017. The City’s signature

event gives attendees opportunities to interact with more than 75

kinetic artworks, have one-of-a-kind visual art experiences and

purchase kinetic art. During the weekend event, downtown Boynton

Beach, from Boynton Beach Boulevard to SE 1st Ave., and along east

Ocean Avenue, from Seacrest Boulevard to Federal Highway, will come

alive with art that moves. These works include fine art pieces powered

by solar, wind, lights, robotics, water, gravity and more. The event will

also feature kinetic-inspired exhibits, community projects, meet-and-

greets with kinetic artists and a lecture series.

Kinetic art relies on movement for its effect. One of the best-known

kinetic art forms is the mobile created by sculptor, Alexander Calder.

However, modern kinetic art incorporates many forms of movement.

Some of the infinite possibilities of kinetic art will be showcased

during this exhibition. There will be a total of 16 iconic outdoor art

works by kinetic artists, featuring Tom Brewitz, Anthony Castrovono,

Kevin Duval, Paul Daniel, Craig Gray, John King, Jim LaPaso, Beju

LeJobart, Darren Miller, Stefan Radu Cretu, Don Redman, Amos

Robinson, Ron Schroer, Elayna Toby Singer, and Doug Taylor. The

artworks include solar-robotic “Moonflower,” several graceful wind-

driven kinetics like “Revelation” and “Ying Yang,” large colorful

industrial looking sculpture like the “Kiko-Cy,” the whimsical “Winds

of Wine,” a corkscrew-like kinetic artwork, and “Dudali Salsa,” a giant

dancing exhibit. Several of these kinetic artworks are already installed

in east Boynton Beach, along east Ocean Avenue, between Seacrest

Boulevard and Federal Highway.

The City’s signature event will also introduce new fine art and

technology fusions. On Saturday, February 4th and Sunday, February

5th, a Romanian kinetic artist will install an exhibit that has never been

seen before in the United States. The artwork merges art with solar

and mechanical kinetics to create a piece that is unique to Boynton

Beach. Throughout the event, attendees can view the kinetic art on a

self-guided tour, or with the aid of docent volunteers. In addition, the

event will feature more than 60 indoor kinetic art displays, ranging

from the light-activated, interactive, self-moving and motorized. There

will also be scheduled opportunities for attendees to meet many of the

artists and discuss kinetic art.

Boynton Beach’s 3rd biennial International Kinetic Art Exhibit &

Symposium also includes informative presentations for attendees to

learn more about the kinetic art form. Presenters include working

kinetic artists and educators Noam Ben-Jacov, Eleonora Nicoletti,

Anthony Castrovono, Ron Jaffe, Stefan Radu Cretu, PhD, Ralfonso, and

Don Redman. The presenters will discuss many aspects of kinetic art,

including the history, different forms, use of technology and the future

of kinetic art.

The 3rd biennial Boynton Beach International Kinetic Art Exhibit &

Symposium concludes with an artists' awards ceremony on Sunday,

Feb. 5. For a complete schedule of events and venues, visit www.

IntlKineticArtEvent.org.

FINE ART AT BOYNTON BEACH’S INTERNATIONAL KINETIC

ART EVENT INSPIRES NEW TECHNOLOGIES

| | VISUAL ARTS | | Anthony Castrovono - Moonflower

Beju LeJobart Dudali - Salsa


| | MUSIC | |

2017 Miami International GuitART Festival

Miami

February 20th - 26th, 2017

FIU School of Music, Wertheim Performing Arts Center,

10910 SW 17th St., Miami

The second edition of the Miami International GuitART Festival

will take over the Florida International University School of

Music, presenting ten concerts, three lectures, five master classes,

a composer’s panel, as well as a Luthiers Expo, which will display

some of the world’s best hand-built guitars. Featured festival

artists include virtuoso Evan Hirschelman and internationally

acclaimed harp-guitarist Muriel Anderson, in addition to other

artists from Costa Rica, Cuba, France, Italy, Peru, Turkey, and the

United States.

www.music.fiu.edu/guitartfestival

305.348.0496

| | MUSIC | |

Festival Miami

Miami

January 19th - February 11th, 2017

University of Miami Maurice Gusman Hall, 1314 Miller Drive

(Coral Gables campus)

UM Frost School of Music’s Festival Miami will offer a diverse

selection of unique concert programs performed by Grammy

Award-winning and internationally acclaimed guest artists, who

will showcase their talents alongside the stellar students and

distinguished faculty artists from the Frost School of Music. More

than 20 performances will be offered, organized into four themes:

Great Performances, Jazz and Beyond, Music of the Americas,

and Creative American Music.

Please note: All Festival Miami concerts will take place at UM’s

Maurice Gusman Hall, with the exception of the opening night

concert, which will take place at the Arsht Center, and the closing

night concert, which will take place at the North Beach Bandshell.

www.festivalmiami.com

FIU Festival of Bands

Miami

February 17th, 2017; 5:00pm - 9:00pm;

February 18th, 2017; 8:00am - 9:30pm



The FIU Festival of Bands, now in its ninth consecutive year,

is a FIU community initiative designed to help prepare local

area high school bands for their upcoming annual festival

performances. Each year, eight to fifteen bands are invited to

each perform three pieces for faculty and guest clinicians, who

then give written, audio critique (utilizing the current FBA MPA

Assessment forms) and workshop directly with the students.

Afterwards, the performances and workshops are also recorded

and given to the band directors.The festival will conclude with

a concert at 7:30pm highlighting the innovative FIU Wind

Ensemble, featuring “Songs and Dances” from around the world.

www.music.fiu.edu

305.348.0496

Seabreeze Jazz Festival

Panama City Beach

April 19th - 23rd, 2017

Aaron Bessant Park, 600 Pier Park Dr., Panama City Beach

The Lineup includes Kenny G, Brian Culbertson, Boney James,

Tower Of Power, Norman Brown, Candy Dulfer, Richard Elliot,

Rick Braun, Patti Austin, Pieces Of A Dream, Sheila E., Michael

Lington, Darren Rahn, Paul Brown, Eric Darius, Doc Powell,

Ken Ford, Four 80 East, Althea Rene, Matt Marshak, Jake

Shimabukuro, Roman Street, and Seabreeze Rising Stars Adam

Hawley and Jeanette Harris. Add to that Dinner and Lunch Jazz

Cruises and nightly After Parties for an incredible weekend!

www.seabreezejazzfestival.com

877.987.6487

2017 New Music Miami ISCM Festival

Miami Beach

January 26th - April 20th, 2017

Miami Beach Urban Studios: 420 Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach

The FIU School of Music celebrates its twenty first year of the

New Music Miami ISCM Festival, directed by FIU composer-

in-residence Orlando Jacinto Garcia. The festival includes the

presentation of music by composers from around the world, many

of whom are present to discuss their music for FIU students and

audiences. The festival has continued to expand, featuring new

music concerts for acoustic and electro-acoustic instrumentations.

Audiences will enjoy the music of Earle Brown and Morton

Feldman, music by composers from Cuba and Miami and more.

www.music.fiu.edu

305.348.0496

Celtic Music and Heritage Festival

St. Augustine

March 10th - 12th, 2017

Francis Field: 25 W Castillo Dr., St. Augustine

Take in the sights, sounds and tastes of centuries of European

history. Celtic clans from around the world show their ancestral

pride, while Highland games athletes demonstrate their mind-

boggling strength. The St. Patrick’s Day Parade marches through

the streets of the Oldest City’s Historic District, and vendors offer

up Celtic cuisine and hand-made crafts. Friday, a special whiskey

tasting teaches the history and facts of many varieties of whiskey.

Live music performed throughout the festival.

Admission: General Admission $10; VIP All Weekend Ticket: $60;

Whiskey Tasting: $45

www.celticstaugustine.com

904.535.6853

Tortuga Music Festival

Fort Lauderdale

April 7th - 9th, 2017

Fort Lauderdale Beach Park, 1100 Seabreeze Blvd, Ft Lauderdale

Held on the white sands of Fort Lauderdale Beach Park in a

beautiful oceanside setting, Tortuga Music Festival is a 3-day,

multi-stage music festival, featuring some of the biggest names

in country, rock and roots music. This year's lineup includes

Kenny Chesney, Luke Bryan, Chris Stapleton, Alan Jackson,

Darius Rucker and many more. Tortuga Music Festival

brings like-minded fans together for an unforgettable

beach weekend experience that pairs music with

meaning to raise awareness for marine conservation.

Tortuga Music Festival works hand in hand with

the Rock The Ocean Foundation to increase public

awareness about the issues impacting the world’s

oceans and to support scientific research,

education, and ocean conservation initiatives.

www.tortugamusicfestival.com


| | MUSIC | |

2017 Miami International GuitART Festival

Miami

February 20th - 26th, 2017



The second edition of the Miami International GuitART Festival

will take over the Florida International University School of

Music, presenting ten concerts, three lectures, five master classes,

a composer’s panel, as well as a Luthiers Expo, which will display

some of the world’s best hand-built guitars. Featured festival

artists include virtuoso Evan Hirschelman and internationally

acclaimed harp-guitarist Muriel Anderson, in addition to other

artists from Costa Rica, Cuba, France, Italy, Peru, Turkey, and the

United States.

www.music.fiu.edu/guitartfestival

305.348.0496

| | MUSIC | |

Festival Miami

Miami

January 19th - February 11th, 2017

University of Miami Maurice Gusman Hall, 1314 Miller Drive

(Coral Gables campus)

UM Frost School of Music’s Festival Miami will offer a diverse

selection of unique concert programs performed by Grammy

Award-winning and internationally acclaimed guest artists, who

will showcase their talents alongside the stellar students and

distinguished faculty artists from the Frost School of Music. More

than 20 performances will be offered, organized into four themes:

Great Performances, Jazz and Beyond, Music of the Americas,

and Creative American Music.

Please note: All Festival Miami concerts will take place at UM’s

Maurice Gusman Hall, with the exception of the opening night

concert, which will take place at the Arsht Center, and the closing

night concert, which will take place at the North Beach Bandshell.

www.festivalmiami.com

FIU Festival of Bands

Miami

February 17th, 2017; 5:00pm - 9:00pm;

February 18th, 2017; 8:00am - 9:30pm



The FIU Festival of Bands, now in its ninth consecutive year,

is a FIU community initiative designed to help prepare local

area high school bands for their upcoming annual festival

performances. Each year, eight to fifteen bands are invited to

each perform three pieces for faculty and guest clinicians, who

then give written, audio critique (utilizing the current FBA MPA

Assessment forms) and workshop directly with the students.

Afterwards, the performances and workshops are also recorded

and given to the band directors.The festival will conclude with

a concert at 7:30pm highlighting the innovative FIU Wind

Ensemble, featuring “Songs and Dances” from around the world.

www.music.fiu.edu

305.348.0496

Seabreeze Jazz Festival

Panama City Beach

April 19th - 23rd, 2017

Aaron Bessant Park, 600 Pier Park Dr., Panama City Beach

The Lineup includes Kenny G, Brian Culbertson, Boney James,

Tower Of Power, Norman Brown, Candy Dulfer, Richard Elliot,

Rick Braun, Patti Austin, Pieces Of A Dream, Sheila E., Michael

Lington, Darren Rahn, Paul Brown, Eric Darius, Doc Powell,

Ken Ford, Four 80 East, Althea Rene, Matt Marshak, Jake

Shimabukuro, Roman Street, and Seabreeze Rising Stars Adam

Hawley and Jeanette Harris. Add to that Dinner and Lunch Jazz

Cruises and nightly After Parties for an incredible weekend!

www.seabreezejazzfestival.com

877.987.6487

2017 New Music Miami ISCM Festival

Miami Beach

January 26th - April 20th, 2017

Miami Beach Urban Studios: 420 Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach

The FIU School of Music celebrates its twenty first year of the

New Music Miami ISCM Festival, directed by FIU composer-

in-residence Orlando Jacinto Garcia. The festival includes the

presentation of music by composers from around the world, many

of whom are present to discuss their music for FIU students and

audiences. The festival has continued to expand, featuring new

music concerts for acoustic and electro-acoustic instrumentations.

Audiences will enjoy the music of Earle Brown and Morton

Feldman, music by composers from Cuba and Miami and more.

www.music.fiu.edu

305.348.0496

Celtic Music and Heritage Festival

St. Augustine

March 10th - 12th, 2017


Take in the sights, sounds and tastes of centuries of European

history. Celtic clans from around the world show their ancestral

pride, while Highland games athletes demonstrate their mind-

boggling strength. The St. Patrick’s Day Parade marches through

the streets of the Oldest City’s Historic District, and vendors offer

up Celtic cuisine and hand-made crafts. Friday, a special whiskey

tasting teaches the history and facts of many varieties of whiskey.

Live music performed throughout the festival.

Admission: General Admission $10; VIP All Weekend Ticket: $60;

Whiskey Tasting: $45

www.celticstaugustine.com

904.535.6853

Tortuga Music Festival

Fort Lauderdale

April 7th - 9th, 2017

Fort Lauderdale Beach Park, 1100 Seabreeze Blvd, Ft Lauderdale

Held on the white sands of Fort Lauderdale Beach Park in a

beautiful oceanside setting, Tortuga Music Festival is a 3-day,

multi-stage music festival, featuring some of the biggest names

in country, rock and roots music. This year's lineup includes

Kenny Chesney, Luke Bryan, Chris Stapleton, Alan Jackson,

Darius Rucker and many more. Tortuga Music Festival

brings like-minded fans together for an unforgettable

beach weekend experience that pairs music with

meaning to raise awareness for marine conservation.

Tortuga Music Festival works hand in hand with

the Rock The Ocean Foundation to increase public

awareness about the issues impacting the world’s

oceans and to support scientific research,

education, and ocean conservation initiatives.

www.tortugamusicfestival.com


| | FOOD | | | | FOOD | |

Old Town Untapped

Pompano Beach

1st Friday monthly 6-9PM

41 NE 1st Street Pompano Beach

Join us for Old Town Untapped, Pompano Beach's 1st ever Craft

Brew & Arts Festival! A night filled with free craft beer samples

from Pompano's own breweries, live music, food trucks, art and

more! Located in the heart of Downtown Pompano at Bailey

Contemporary Arts - 41 NE 1st street

Admission: Free

FREE on street and lot parking.

www.pompanobeacharts.org

954.786.7824

The Key West Food & Wine Festival

Key West

January 25th - 29th, 2017

1500 Reynolds Street, Key West

The Key West Food & Wine Festival is a series of wine and food

themed events showcasing a diverse range of wines and inventive

cuisine, hosted by their passionate creators at iconic island locations.

Over 30 unique events include: waterfront tastings, winemaker/

chef collaborations and local funky events that present an

authentic taste of Key West, Florida, the place to be in January.

The festival attracts thousands of culinary explorers from around

the country who descend on the tropical island to escape the

winter and delight their senses. \ Admission: $10 - $300

www.keywestfoodandwinefestival.com

800.474.4319

Uncorked Key Largo and Islamorada Food and Wine Festival

Islamorada

January 5th – 15th

Over 30 events at different locations

The 11-day food, wine and spirits showcase features 30-plus

savory events to please virtually every palate and budget, spread

among numerous Upper Keys venues with fresh, locally sourced

seafood and international-style dishes. The festival's outdoor

'A Grand Tasting,' is set for January 14. What better reason to

'Uncork' and unwind in the Florida Keys? For a complete events

schedule, visit website.

Admission: Varies from Free to $100

www.floridakeysuncorked.com

305.394.3736

Chili Cook Off

Pinecrest

February 4th, Noon – 5:00pm


Live country music bands, line-dancing, mechanical bull riding,

Heat Dancers, food, chili sampling and so much more! You can

even enter an old fashioned hands-tied-behind- your-back,

pie-eating contest. Don’t miss this lip-smackin’, thigh-slappin’,

cookin’-up-a-batch-of-fun event for the whole family.

Free Parking


305.669.6990

Carnaval on the Mile Cork & Fork

Coral Gables

March 4th - 5th, 2017, 10:00am - 10:00pm

Southside of Ponce de Leon and Miracle Mile, Coral Gables

The Kiwanis of Little Havana is set to welcome thousands of

visitors in the heart of Coral Gables to enjoy a weekend long

celebration of art and music in every format during the 19th

Annual Carnaval on the Mile. Event attendees will stroll along

the mile to get inspired by an eclectic assembly of local artists

and their unique arts and crafts, jewelry, paintings, sculptures,

photography and more. More than 30 world renowned musical

acts will pack three stages, keeping the rhythms of Jazz, Funk,

Samba and more pulsing through the crowd all weekend long.

Families will enjoy two days of interactive games, craft making

product demonstrations and more. Culinary enthusiasts will also

have an opportunity to purchase tickets to Carnaval on the Mile's

second Cork & Fork food and wine event, hosted by the hotest

restaurants and celebrity chefs.

Admission: Free for Carnaval on the Mile; $50 for Cork & Fork

www.carnavalmiami.com

305.444.8888

Pensacola Crawfish Festival

Pensacola

April 28-30, 2017, Friday: Noon-11:00pm;

Saturday: 10:00am-11:00pm; Sunday: 11:00am-5:00pm

Bartram Park, Downtown Pensacola

Don’t be shy, dig in! This year’s 32nd annual festival features

16,000 pounds of boiled crawfish provided by the Cordova

Crawfish Company of Pensacola, Florida. Cajun dishes, such

as red beans and rice, boudin balls, seafood gumbo, etouffee,

jambalaya, and Cajun pasta, will also be available in addition to

traditional festival fare. There will be a Crawfish eating contest!

Admission is $5 daily or $10 for a weekend pass

(children 12 and under get in free).

www.fiestaoffiveflags.org/pensacola-crawfish-festival

850.433.6512

St. Augustine Spanish Wine Festival

St. Augustine

September 8th - 9th, 2017

Various locations in St. Augustine

Celebrate Spanish history in one of the nation’s oldest cities. The

festival features Spanish foods and wines presented at a variety

of special events and local restaurants. At the Vino Veritas event,

learn the secrets of authentic Spanish recipes and Spanish wine

pairings from Spanish food and wine experts; the Grand Tasting -

sample more than 120 different types of wines made in Spain; and

the Batalla de Vino – an exciting “wine fight” tradition from Haro,

Spain, where participants spray each other with wine for charity.

Ticket prices vary by event. See website for details.

www.SpanishWineFestival.com

904.540.1402

20th Annual Greek Festival

St. Augustine

October 2017 Dates TBD


Discover St. Augustine’s Greek heritage and enjoy a delicious

assortment of Greek foods, pastries and beverages. See and

learn traditional music and dancing by the Hellenic Band and a

beautifully costumed Greek dance troupe.

Admission: $5, includes parking

www.stauggreekfest.com

904.479.6729


| | FILM | | | | FILM | |The Sarasota Film Festival

Sarasota

March 31st - April 9th, 2017

Screening locations and times vary.

Caption for Image: Stranger Things' Matthew Modine and

filmmaker Jen Senko on the red carpet.

The Sarasota Film Festival is celebrating its 19th anniversary. With

more than 200 films, star-studded events, symposiums with industry

leaders, and free YouthFest programs, the Sarasota Film Festival has

something for everyone. Visit the website for more information, and to

download the 2017 Festival Guide to films and events.

www.sarasotafilmfestival.com

941.366.6200

MiFo LGBT Film Festival: 19th Annual Miami Edition

Miami Beach

April 21st - 30th, 2017

Venues: Regal Cinema South Beach, Colony Theater Lincoln Road,

O Cinema Miami Beach, Miami Beach Cinematheque

With more than 80 films, the lineup is a spectacular reflection of

the festival’s international growth and expansion. All films will be

screened in the heart of South Beach.


www. MiFoFilm.com

305.751.6305

St. Augustine Film Festival

St. Augustine

January 20th - 22nd, 2017

Flagler College Lewis Auditorium: 14 Granada St, St Augustine

Corazon Cinema and Café: 36 Granada St, St Augustine

Laugh, cry, ponder, feel anger, and joy. Have your imagination

challenged at the 7th Annual St. Augustine film festival, featuring

a collection of more than 25 international film projects from

France to Morocco, Spain and Italy.

$7- $11 per film

$95 all access pass

www.staugfilmfest.com

904.461.3993

MiFo LGBT Film Festival: Fort Lauderdale Edition

Fort Lauderale

October 6th - 15th, 2017

Venues: The Classic Gateway Theatre, Savor Cinema

The 9th Annual MiFo LGBT Film Festival: Fort Lauderdale Edition

offers a cornucopia of films ranging from hilarious takes on LGBT

relationships to compelling dramas, documentaries and foreign

films. Featuring spectacular parties and special events.


www.MiFoFilm.com

305.751.6305

Key West Film Festival

Key West

November 15th - 19th, 2017

Festival venues include the historic San Carlos Institute, the Key

West Theater, the Studios of Key West. Host venues for social

events include the Truman House, the Waldorf Astoria Casa

Marina and the Southernmost Mansion.

A diverse, entertaining and artistically rigorous selection

of films are represented through a broad array of

categories that offer opportunities for filmmakers,

both aspiring and established, to commune and

exchange ideas with each other, while showing

their work to audiences in an historic and

artistically vibrant tropical paradise.

www.kwfilmfest.com

The 32nd Annual Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival

Fort Lauderdale

November 3rd - 19th, 2017; Noon-11:00pm

Savor Cinema, 503 SE 6 Street, Fort Lauderdale and Cinema

Paradiso, 2008 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood.


(FLiFF) rolls out the red carpet for celebrity guests and film

talent who attend premieres, parties, galas and a brunch cruise

aboard a luxury yacht. Throughout the 17-day event, over 100 of

the finest new American Indie and world cinema feature films,

documentary and shorts are presented. Signature events include

opening night premiere and party and Centerpiece and Closing

Night festivities. The Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival

(FLiFF), recognized as one of the nation’s top destination film

festivals, is truly a vacation from ordinary film.

Admission: $11 general admission, $8 Seniors and Students, $6

FLiFF members

www.FLiFF.com

954.525.3456

Miami Film Festival

Miami

March 3rd - 12th, 2017

Multiple venues

Over the course of the 34th Edition of the 10-day Festival, over

100 films from as many as 40 different countries will screen for

the first time in Florida, including Premieres of some of the best

world cinema has to offer. There will also be Oscar nominees,

made-in-Miami stories, film panels and parties galore.

www.MiamiFilmFestival.com

844.565.6433


| | FILM | | | | FILM | |The Sarasota Film Festival

Sarasota

March 31st - April 9th, 2017

Screening locations and times vary.

Caption for Image: Stranger Things' Matthew Modine and

filmmaker Jen Senko on the red carpet.

The Sarasota Film Festival is celebrating its 19th anniversary. With

more than 200 films, star-studded events, symposiums with industry

leaders, and free YouthFest programs, the Sarasota Film Festival has

something for everyone. Visit the website for more information, and to

download the 2017 Festival Guide to films and events.

www.sarasotafilmfestival.com

941.366.6200

MiFo LGBT Film Festival: 19th Annual Miami Edition

Miami Beach

April 21st - 30th, 2017

Venues: Regal Cinema South Beach, Colony Theater Lincoln Road,

O Cinema Miami Beach, Miami Beach Cinematheque

With more than 80 films, the lineup is a spectacular reflection of

the festival’s international growth and expansion. All films will be

screened in the heart of South Beach.


www. MiFoFilm.com

305.751.6305

St. Augustine Film Festival

St. Augustine

January 20th - 22nd, 2017

Flagler College Lewis Auditorium: 14 Granada St, St Augustine

Corazon Cinema and Café: 36 Granada St, St Augustine

Laugh, cry, ponder, feel anger, and joy. Have your imagination

challenged at the 7th Annual St. Augustine film festival, featuring

a collection of more than 25 international film projects from

France to Morocco, Spain and Italy.

$7- $11 per film

$95 all access pass

www.staugfilmfest.com

904.461.3993

MiFo LGBT Film Festival: Fort Lauderdale Edition

Fort Lauderale

October 6th - 15th, 2017

Venues: The Classic Gateway Theatre, Savor Cinema

The 9th Annual MiFo LGBT Film Festival: Fort Lauderdale Edition

offers a cornucopia of films ranging from hilarious takes on LGBT

relationships to compelling dramas, documentaries and foreign

films. Featuring spectacular parties and special events.


www.MiFoFilm.com

305.751.6305

Key West Film Festival

Key West

November 15th - 19th, 2017

Festival venues include the historic San Carlos Institute, the Key

West Theater, the Studios of Key West. Host venues for social

events include the Truman House, the Waldorf Astoria Casa

Marina and the Southernmost Mansion.

A diverse, entertaining and artistically rigorous selection

of films are represented through a broad array of

categories that offer opportunities for filmmakers,

both aspiring and established, to commune and

exchange ideas with each other, while showing

their work to audiences in an historic and

artistically vibrant tropical paradise.

www.kwfilmfest.com


Fort Lauderdale

November 3rd - 19th, 2017; Noon-11:00pm

Savor Cinema, 503 SE 6 Street, Fort Lauderdale and Cinema

Paradiso, 2008 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood.


(FLiFF) rolls out the red carpet for celebrity guests and film

talent who attend premieres, parties, galas and a brunch cruise

aboard a luxury yacht. Throughout the 17-day event, over 100 of

the finest new American Indie and world cinema feature films,

documentary and shorts are presented. Signature events include

opening night premiere and party and Centerpiece and Closing

Night festivities. The Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival

(FLiFF), recognized as one of the nation’s top destination film

festivals, is truly a vacation from ordinary film.

Admission: $11 general admission, $8 Seniors and Students, $6

FLiFF members

www.FLiFF.com

954.525.3456

Miami Film Festival

Miami

March 3rd - 12th, 2017

Multiple venues

Over the course of the 34th Edition of the 10-day Festival, over

100 films from as many as 40 different countries will screen for

the first time in Florida, including Premieres of some of the best

world cinema has to offer. There will also be Oscar nominees,

made-in-Miami stories, film panels and parties galore.

www.MiamiFilmFestival.com

844.565.6433


| | PERFORMING ARTS | | | | FLOWER & GARDENS | |

One-Minute Play Festival at the Deering Estate

Miami

January 14th - 15th, 2017; 8:00pm (14th), 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm (15th)

Deering Estate, 16701 SW 72 Avenue, Miami

The One-Minute Play Festival (#1MPF), America’s largest and

longest running short form theatre company, founded by

Producing Artist Director Dominic D’Andrea, features one-

minute plays by over 50 established and emerging South Florida

playwrights commissioned for this event.

www.deeringestate.org

305.235.1668 ext. 233

Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival

Orlando

March 1st - May 29th

200 Epcot Center Dr, Orlando

Celebrating its 24th anniversary, the Epcot International Flower

& Garden Festival will jump-start spring with gardens of earthly

delights, plus new character topiaries, entertainers and food

and drink offerings. The festival, which expanded to 90 days in

2016, will open with an irresistible array of fresh surprises and

new treats. Dozens of Disney-crafted “flower towers” and beds of

multi-colored blooms will transform the park’s landscape. At least

70,000 bedding plants will surround the Future World east and

west lakes alone; on the water, 220 mini-gardens will be set afloat.

www.disneyworld.disney.go.com

407.939.5277

36th - International Orchid and Bromeliad Show

Davie

April 15th - 16th, 2017

Flamingo Gardens

3750 South Flamingo Road, Davie

Over 30 vendors will have rare and exotic orchids and bromeliads

on display and for sale, along with an American Orchid

Society judged orchid show, hosted by the Flamingo Gardens

Orchid Society. Find orchid supplies and enjoy lectures and

demonstrations from experts, along with music, food and more.

www.flamingogardens.org

954.473.2955

The Nerve 2017 Performance Art Festival

Fort Lauderdale

521 NW 1st Ave, Fort Lauderdale

March 17th - 19th , 2017; 7:00pm-10:00pm

(6:00pm-9:00pm on the 19th)

THE NERVE: Performance Art Festival is three days of multi-

disciplinary, boundary pushing, sometimes indefinable and often

un-nerving original performances, created by 50 artists/artist

groups who use performance as a means of visual and conceptual

expression. The performances will be as varied as the artists

who create them, and audiences can expect to see elements of

installation, the creation of visual artifacts, performances that involve

endurance, audience interaction, theatre, movement and sound.

Admission: Single Day: $10 - student, child; $12 - senior citizen;

$15 - general admission; 3-Day Festival Pass: $22 - student, child;

$25 - senior citizen; $35 - general admission

Streetside parking is available.

www.fatvillageprojects.com

21st - Annual Garden Festival and Bonsai Show

Davie

March 11th - 12th, 2017

Flamingo Gardens


The annual garden event features a Bonsai Show by the Broward

Bonsai Society, along with a variety of plant and landscape

experts with plants, supplies, garden art and accessories for

sale. Demonstrations and lectures take place on various topics

throughout the day, as well as guided tours through the Botanical

Gardens, live performances, food, and Kid’s Gardening Zone.


954.473.2955

Annual Japanese Spring Festival 2017

Miami Beach

April 30th, 2017; 10:00am-4:00pm

Miami Beach Botanical Garden, 2000 Convention Center Drive,

Miami Beach Botanical Garden invites you to a cultural

extravaganza of free Japanese-themed activities, cuisine, and

Taiko drumming performances by Fushu Daiko. During this

annual Japanese Festival, Miami Beach's friendship with Japan

is celebrated. Featured activities include, free guided garden

tour, live drumming, Ikebana classes, Japanese Tea Ceremonies,

children's martial arts, Anime-themed vendors, Paper making,

Calligraphy and Origami, Miami sushi vendors, Japanese themed

deserts AND MUCH MORE!

Admission: Free

Parking is available at the 17h Street lot at the corner of 17th Street

and Convention Center Drive.

www.mbgarden.org

305.673.7256


| | PERFORMING ARTS | | | | FLOWER & GARDENS | |

One-Minute Play Festival at the Deering Estate

Miami

January 14th - 15th, 2017; 8:00pm (14th), 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm (15th)

Deering Estate, 16701 SW 72 Avenue, Miami

The One-Minute Play Festival (#1MPF), America’s largest and

longest running short form theatre company, founded by

Producing Artist Director Dominic D’Andrea, features one-

minute plays by over 50 established and emerging South Florida

playwrights commissioned for this event.

www.deeringestate.org

305.235.1668 ext. 233

Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival

Orlando

March 1st - May 29th

200 Epcot Center Dr, Orlando

Celebrating its 24th anniversary, the Epcot International Flower

& Garden Festival will jump-start spring with gardens of earthly

delights, plus new character topiaries, entertainers and food

and drink offerings. The festival, which expanded to 90 days in

2016, will open with an irresistible array of fresh surprises and

new treats. Dozens of Disney-crafted “flower towers” and beds of

multi-colored blooms will transform the park’s landscape. At least

70,000 bedding plants will surround the Future World east and

west lakes alone; on the water, 220 mini-gardens will be set afloat.

www.disneyworld.disney.go.com

407.939.5277

36th - International Orchid and Bromeliad Show

Davie

April 15th - 16th, 2017

Flamingo Gardens


Over 30 vendors will have rare and exotic orchids and bromeliads

on display and for sale, along with an American Orchid

Society judged orchid show, hosted by the Flamingo Gardens

Orchid Society. Find orchid supplies and enjoy lectures and

demonstrations from experts, along with music, food and more.


954.473.2955

The Nerve 2017 Performance Art Festival

Fort Lauderdale

521 NW 1st Ave, Fort Lauderdale

March 17th - 19th , 2017; 7:00pm-10:00pm

(6:00pm-9:00pm on the 19th)

THE NERVE: Performance Art Festival is three days of multi-

disciplinary, boundary pushing, sometimes indefinable and often

un-nerving original performances, created by 50 artists/artist

groups who use performance as a means of visual and conceptual

expression. The performances will be as varied as the artists

who create them, and audiences can expect to see elements of

installation, the creation of visual artifacts, performances that involve

endurance, audience interaction, theatre, movement and sound.

Admission: Single Day: $10 - student, child; $12 - senior citizen;

$15 - general admission; 3-Day Festival Pass: $22 - student, child;

$25 - senior citizen; $35 - general admission

Streetside parking is available.

www.fatvillageprojects.com

21st - Annual Garden Festival and Bonsai Show

Davie

March 11th - 12th, 2017

Flamingo Gardens


The annual garden event features a Bonsai Show by the Broward

Bonsai Society, along with a variety of plant and landscape

experts with plants, supplies, garden art and accessories for

sale. Demonstrations and lectures take place on various topics

throughout the day, as well as guided tours through the Botanical

Gardens, live performances, food, and Kid’s Gardening Zone.


954.473.2955

Annual Japanese Spring Festival 2017

Miami Beach

April 30th, 2017; 10:00am-4:00pm

Miami Beach Botanical Garden, 2000 Convention Center Drive,

Miami Beach Botanical Garden invites you to a cultural

extravaganza of free Japanese-themed activities, cuisine, and

Taiko drumming performances by Fushu Daiko. During this

annual Japanese Festival, Miami Beach's friendship with Japan

is celebrated. Featured activities include, free guided garden

tour, live drumming, Ikebana classes, Japanese Tea Ceremonies,

children's martial arts, Anime-themed vendors, Paper making,

Calligraphy and Origami, Miami sushi vendors, Japanese themed

deserts AND MUCH MORE!

Admission: Free

Parking is available at the 17h Street lot at the corner of 17th Street

and Convention Center Drive.

www.mbgarden.org

305.673.7256


From goblets to swords, the Florida Renaissance

Festival embraces the spirit of its “silver” anniversary

with an impressive display of radiance and brilliance!

For the second year in a row, the festival will offer an

extraordinary SEVEN theme-filled weekends, as well as

a variety of fan favorite acts and performances. From

jesters, jugglers and jousting knights to music, magic,

mayhem and more, the 2017 Florida Renaissance Festival

perfectly recreates a story-book Renaissance village.

FLORIDA RENAISSANCE FESTIVALCELEBRATES MILESTONE

25TH SEASON IN 2017

Themed weekends include:

Pirates’ Weekend - February 11 and 12

Debark at your own risk and be weary of

land sickness during the opening weekend,

where the village is overrun with mateys and

scallywags. Anyone not prepared for a “salty”

good time will be sent to walk the plank.

Time Travelers’ Weekend - February 18 – 20

You won’t need a passport to travel through

time during Time Travelers’ Weekend.

This weekend is dedicated to adventurers

across the centuries and embodies the

spirit of recreating the past, symbolic of

the entire festival. Open on President’s Day,

Monday February 20th!

Masquerade - February 25 and 26

Everywhere you turn, peering eyes

from behind a mask let you know that

it’s Masquerade Weekend. Unleash your

inhibitions behind the anonymity of delicately

detailed masks, historic costumes and

intriguing disguises! The Masquerade will keep

your secrets, until you divulge your identity!

Wenches - March 4 and 5

Behind every good man is a wench in the

trench. Wenches Weekend celebrates the

women of the Renaissance with hourglass

curves and firey attitudes, who can go toe-

to-toe with their male counterparts.

Taste of FLARF - March 11 and 12

Eat and drink your way through the

Renaissance during Taste of FLARF

Weekend. It’s a feast fit for a King, as you

indulge in foods reminiscent of the era,

such as hearty turkey legs, Scotch eggs,

Sheppard's Pie and an assortment of

delectable desserts. Wash it all down with

traditional mead and aromatic wines that

you can freshly stomp yourself from the

finest grapes!

Celtic – March 18 and 19

Sing and dance along to Irish, Scottish and

English tunes throughout the Shire during

Celtic Weekend. Don your finest kilt, while

bagpipes blare. This weekend is a must for

anyone who wants to embrace and celebrate

their Celtic heritage!

Vikings and Barbarians – March 25 and 26

Viking and Barbarians weekend is when

you and your Norwegian brothers and

sisters can wave your battleaxes, while

covered in leather and fur, yelling with the

fury of Odin. Only the strongest and most

courageous warriors will make it through

the final weekend!

$21 for adults and $9 for children ages 6to 11. Children 5 and younger are free. Quiet Waters Park is located at 401 S.

Powerline Rd. in Deerfield Beach.www.ren-fest.com

| | SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE | |

FEBRUARY 11 – MARCH 26, 2017at Quiet Waters Park in Deerfield Beach


Florida Keys Celtic Festival

Marathon

January 6th - 9th, 2017; 10:00am-8:00pm

(11:00am-5:00pm on the 8th)

Marathon Community Park, MM49 US Hwy 1 Ocean Side

Festivities include world-renowned musical groups Albannach,

Screaming Orphans, Rathkeltair, West of Galway and Marcille

Wallis and Friends. Highland Athletics, the original Strongman

sport will conduct sanctioned Woman’s Highland Athletics

Competition, Men’s Highland Athletic Demonstrations and The

Official Florida Haggis Hurling Championship. Also returning is

the Sheepdog Herding Demo. There will be Pipe and Drums, Celtic

Food, Beer and Celtic Merchandise Vendors, Children’s Glen with

activities for the wee ones! There will also be Irish and Scottish

Dancing. Literally, there is something for everyone.

Admission: Two Day - $20; Single Day - $12

www.floridakeyscelticfestival.com

305.509.7479

26th Annual Florida Keys Island Fest

Islamorada

April 1st - 2nd, 2017, 10:00am - 5:00pm

Founders Park (MM 87 bayside) Islamorada

Two full days of music, food and fun, including one of the largest

fine art and craft shows in the Keys, live entertainment, an All-

American Road Vintage Cruisers Show, sand castle building, kids'

activities and the annual "Taste of Islamorada" - a local chef's

competition, which takes place on Sunday.

Admission: Free

Parking available inside Founders Park

www.islamoradachamber.com

305.664.4503


From goblets to swords, the Florida Renaissance

Festival embraces the spirit of its “silver” anniversary

with an impressive display of radiance and brilliance!

For the second year in a row, the festival will offer an

extraordinary SEVEN theme-filled weekends, as well as

a variety of fan favorite acts and performances. From

jesters, jugglers and jousting knights to music, magic,

mayhem and more, the 2017 Florida Renaissance Festival

perfectly recreates a story-book Renaissance village.

FLORIDA RENAISSANCE FESTIVALCELEBRATES MILESTONE

25TH SEASON IN 2017

Themed weekends include:

Pirates’ Weekend - February 11 and 12

Debark at your own risk and be weary of

land sickness during the opening weekend,

where the village is overrun with mateys and

scallywags. Anyone not prepared for a “salty”

good time will be sent to walk the plank.

Time Travelers’ Weekend - February 18 – 20

You won’t need a passport to travel through

time during Time Travelers’ Weekend.

This weekend is dedicated to adventurers

across the centuries and embodies the

spirit of recreating the past, symbolic of

the entire festival. Open on President’s Day,

Monday February 20th!

Masquerade - February 25 and 26

Everywhere you turn, peering eyes

from behind a mask let you know that

it’s Masquerade Weekend. Unleash your

inhibitions behind the anonymity of delicately

detailed masks, historic costumes and

intriguing disguises! The Masquerade will keep

your secrets, until you divulge your identity!

Wenches - March 4 and 5

Behind every good man is a wench in the

trench. Wenches Weekend celebrates the

women of the Renaissance with hourglass

curves and firey attitudes, who can go toe-

to-toe with their male counterparts.

Taste of FLARF - March 11 and 12

Eat and drink your way through the

Renaissance during Taste of FLARF

Weekend. It’s a feast fit for a King, as you

indulge in foods reminiscent of the era,

such as hearty turkey legs, Scotch eggs,

Sheppard's Pie and an assortment of

delectable desserts. Wash it all down with

traditional mead and aromatic wines that

you can freshly stomp yourself from the

finest grapes!

Celtic – March 18 and 19

Sing and dance along to Irish, Scottish and

English tunes throughout the Shire during

Celtic Weekend. Don your finest kilt, while

bagpipes blare. This weekend is a must for

anyone who wants to embrace and celebrate

their Celtic heritage!

Vikings and Barbarians – March 25 and 26

Viking and Barbarians weekend is when

you and your Norwegian brothers and

sisters can wave your battleaxes, while

covered in leather and fur, yelling with the

fury of Odin. Only the strongest and most

courageous warriors will make it through

the final weekend!

$21 for adults and $9 for children ages 6to 11. Children 5 and younger are free. Quiet Waters Park is located at 401 S.

Powerline Rd. in Deerfield Beach.www.ren-fest.com


FEBRUARY 11 – MARCH 26, 2017at Quiet Waters Park in Deerfield Beach


Florida Keys Celtic Festival

Marathon

January 6th - 9th, 2017; 10:00am-8:00pm

(11:00am-5:00pm on the 8th)

Marathon Community Park, MM49 US Hwy 1 Ocean Side

Festivities include world-renowned musical groups Albannach,

Screaming Orphans, Rathkeltair, West of Galway and Marcille

Wallis and Friends. Highland Athletics, the original Strongman

sport will conduct sanctioned Woman’s Highland Athletics

Competition, Men’s Highland Athletic Demonstrations and The

Official Florida Haggis Hurling Championship. Also returning is

the Sheepdog Herding Demo. There will be Pipe and Drums, Celtic

Food, Beer and Celtic Merchandise Vendors, Children’s Glen with

activities for the wee ones! There will also be Irish and Scottish

Dancing. Literally, there is something for everyone.

Admission: Two Day - $20; Single Day - $12

www.floridakeyscelticfestival.com

305.509.7479

26th Annual Florida Keys Island Fest

Islamorada

April 1st - 2nd, 2017, 10:00am - 5:00pm

Founders Park (MM 87 bayside) Islamorada

Two full days of music, food and fun, including one of the largest

fine art and craft shows in the Keys, live entertainment, an All-

American Road Vintage Cruisers Show, sand castle building, kids'

activities and the annual "Taste of Islamorada" - a local chef's

competition, which takes place on Sunday.

Admission: Free

Parking available inside Founders Park

www.islamoradachamber.com

305.664.4503


The Bienes Center for the Arts is a state

of the art black box theater and perfor-

mance center located on the campus of

St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Ft

Lauderdale. With a focus on performing

arts education, the Center was founded

to nurture and emphasize the arts for

the students of St. Thomas Aquinas, as

well as other schools and institutions in

the area and the community at-large.

The St. Thomas Aquinas Fine Arts

programs and classes utilize the Bienes

Center facilities daily for lessons, classes,

concerts, performances, master classes,

exhibits and receptions. Programs

include the Summer Theater Academy,

open to students in grades 6--8. Many of

the daily curriculum activities are based

on the Florida State Thespian Competi-

tion standards. The program guides

aspiring young actors through the musi-

cal theater experience: from auditions

- to staging, choreography and vocals to

culminate in a showcase performance at

the end of each week. This program is

appropriate for actors with previous mu-

sical theater experience as well as begin-

ners. In addition to these programs, the

Bienes Center offers an annual series of

professional performances and events,

which are open to the public as ticketed

events. Students are always offered spe-

cial pricing/admission options.

Since opening in 2008, the Bienes Cen-

ter for the Arts at St. Thomas Aquinas

High School has continued to host and

present local, national, and international

events, performances and educational

opportunities. Some notable events

have featured Broadway Star Idina

Menzel, Latin Music Star Tito Puente Jr.,

Grammy Nominee Seraphic Fire, Florida

Grand Opera’s Young Artists, and many

other performances, educational oppor-

tunities and exhibits.

The Bienes CenterAt St. Thomas

Aquinas FostersLove of the Arts

in Youth

February 1, 7pm: The world famous

Glenn Miller Orchestra returns to the Bi-

enes Center for what is sure to be anoth-

er spectacular performance. Over sixty

years since the public first embraced the

successful Miller Sound, both the legend

and the music live on. The Glenn Miller

Orchestra is the most sought after big

band in the world today. Still considered

the greatest band of all time, its unique

sound is loved by almost anybody that

cares for music.

March 13, 7pm: The Capitol Steps began

as a group of Senate staffers who set out

to satirize the very people and places

that employed them. No matter who

or what is in the headlines, you can bet

the Capitol Steps will tackle both sides

of the political spectrum and all things

equally foolish.

April 11, 7pm: The amazingly gifted Flori-

da Grand Opera Young Artists take pride

in their command of the Grand Operatic

Tradition, as well as their mastery of the

style and conventions of American Musi-

cal Theater. This Young Artists Showcase

will highlight committed performances

of some of the most arrestingly beautiful

moments from both of these traditions,

and will illustrate that they have more in

common than we sometimes realize.

For more information on programs and

performances, please visit

www.bca-sta.org.

Highlights for 2017

performances include:

January 11, 7pm: The season kicks-off

with Hunter and Doe, featuring Stepha-

nie Cadman & Aaron Levigne. The

unique guitar playing and vocal agility of

Aaron, combined with Stephanie's fierce,

rhythmical footwork and her dynamic

fiddle playing, make for an explosive

duet that is breaking musical boundaries

and giving birth to a new, electric, fusion

of sound.

January 19, 7pm: Jerry Seeger performs

Demerits, Detentions & Dismissals, fea-

turing the works of slam poet champion

and teaching advocate, Taylor Mali.

Whether it’s extolling the virtues of the

profession or illustrating compassion for

a student’s suffering, the teacher guides

his “students” through the unexpected

twists and turns of the classroom.


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1 - PINK MARTINIAdrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

Jan 13

See page 49

2 - JACKIECoral Gables Art Cinema

Jan 12

See page 46

3 - TASTE OF THE GARDEN 2017PREMIER CULINARY EVENT

Miami Beach Botanical Garden

Jan 27

See page 64

5 - EXHIBITION: GLASSTRESS BOCA RATONBoca Raton Museum of Art

Jan 31 - Jul 2

See page 42

6 - KENNY ROGERS’ FINAL WORLD TOURBroward Center for the Performing Arts

Jan 24

See page 54

7 - TOO MARVELOUS FOR WORDSOld School Square

Jan 9

See page 48

4- WHAT’S GOING ON:THE MARVIN GAYE EXPERIENCE

Miramar Cultural Center | ArtsPark

Jan 13

See page 49

JANUARYHIGHLIGHTS

Marta Klonowska

1

FISCAL YEAR 2016

OCCUPANCY/REPORTING MONTH OCT % PY NOV % PY DEC % PY JAN % PY FEB % PY MAR % PY APR % PY MAY % PY JUN % PY JUL % PY AUG % PY SEP % PY YTD % PY

GROSS RECEIPTS 19,012,628$ 33.7% 15,942,186$ 1.5% 17,928,436$ 11.2% 18,735,859$ 9.8% $22,204,245 9.6% 29,603,114$ 9.6% 22,616,708$ ‐7.2% 26,926,729$ 8.7% 26,352,268$ 2.7% 32,248,677$ 14.5% 17,961,504$ ‐7.2% 15,913,864$ 5.0% 265,446,218$ 7.1%

EXEMPT RECEIPTS (1,082,146)$ 6.9% (894,466)$ 8.5% (934,308)$ ‐0.8% (908,215)$ ‐7.2% ($1,123,292) 19.8% (1,083,904)$ ‐14.3% (901,187)$ ‐16.8% (1,286,570)$ 42.6% (932,584)$ ‐23.3% (1,079,011)$ 1.4% (1,049,873)$ 9.4% (862,244)$ 3.9% (12,137,799)$ 1.0%

TAXABLE RECEIPTS 17,930,481$ 35.8% 15,047,720$ 1.2% 16,994,128$ 12.0% 17,827,644$ 10.9% 21,080,953$ 9.1% 28,519,210$ 10.8% 21,715,521$ ‐6.8% 25,640,160$ 7.4% 25,419,685$ 4.0% 31,169,667$ 15.0% 16,911,631$ ‐8.1% 15,051,621$ 5.1% 253,308,420$ 19.8%

TOTAL TAX COLLECTED 717,219$ 35.8% 601,909$ 1.2% 679,765$ 12.0% 713,106$ 10.9% 843,238$ 9.1% 1,140,768$ 10.8% 868,621$ ‐6.8% 1,025,606$ 7.4% 1,016,787$ 4.0% 1,246,787$ 15.0% 676,465$ ‐8.1% 602,065$ 5.1% 10,132,337$ 7.4%

ADJUSTMENTS ‐$ ‐$

TOTAL TAX DUE 717,219$ 35.8% 601,909$ 1.2% 679,765$ 12.0% 713,106$ 10.9% 843,238$ 9.1% 1,140,768$ 10.8% 868,621$ ‐6.8% 1,025,606$ 7.4% 1,016,787$ 4.0% 1,246,787$ 15.0% 676,465$ ‐8.1% 602,065$ 5.1% 10,132,337$ 7.4%

LESS COLLECTION ALLOWANCE (4,156)$ 13.2% (3,854)$ 1.1% (4,383)$ 9.5% (4,221)$ 0.4% ($4,678) 4.6% (5,307)$ 7.6% (4,883)$ ‐0.7% (4,712)$ ‐1.6% (5,353)$ 4.7% (5,581)$ 8.1% (4,402)$ 1.0% (3,915)$ ‐4.0% (55,444)$ 3.6%

PLUS PENALTY 100$ 295$ 50$ 126$ $250 369$ 698$ 357$ 225$ ‐$ 476$ 50$ 2,996$ 4.8%

PLUS INTEREST 4$ 8$ ‐$ 12$ 4$ 21$ ‐$ 9$ 1$ ‐$ 124$ 9$ 190$

TOTAL AMOUNT REMITTED 713,167$ 35.9% 598,358$ 1.2% 675,432$ 11.9% 709,023$ 10.9% 838,814$ 9.1% 1,135,852$ 10.8% 864,436$ ‐6.7% 1,021,260$ 7.5% 1,011,660$ 4.0% 1,241,206$ 15.0% 672,664$ ‐8.1% 598,208$ 5.1% 10,080,079$ 7.4%

LESS TAX COLLECTOR & CLERK (14,263.3)$ 35.9% (11,967)$ 1.2% (13,509)$ 11.9% (14,180)$ 10.9% (16,776)$ 9.1% (22,717)$ 10.8% (17,289)$ ‐6.7% (20,425)$ 7.5% (20,233)$ 4.0% (24,824)$ 15.0% (13,453)$ ‐8.1% (11,964)$ 5.1% (201,602)$ 7.4%

NET TO TDC 698,904$ 35.9% 586,391$ 1.2% 661,923$ 11.9% 694,843$ 10.9% 822,038$ 9.1% 1,113,134$ 10.8% 847,147$ ‐6.7% 1,000,835$ 7.5% 991,427$ 4.0% 1,216,382$ 15.0% 659,211$ ‐8.1% 586,244$ 5.1% 9,878,478$ 7.4%

FISCAL YEAR 2017

OCCUPANCY/REPORTING MONTH OCT % PY NOV % PY DEC % PY JAN % PY FEB % PY MAR % PY APR % PY MAY % PY JUN % PY JUL % PY AUG % PY SEP % PY YTD % PY

GROSS RECEIPTS 15,093,617$ ‐20.6% 17,510,008$ 9.8% 32,603,625$

EXEMPT RECEIPTS (973,982)$ ‐10.0% (1,095,114)$ 22.4% (2,069,095)$

TAXABLE RECEIPTS 14,119,635$ ‐21.3% 16,414,895$ 9.1% 30,534,530$

TOTAL TAX COLLECTED 564,785$ ‐21.3% 656,596$ 9.1% 1,221,381$

ADJUSTMENTS ‐$ ‐$

TOTAL TAX DUE 564,785$ ‐21.3% 656,596$ 9.1% 1,221,381$

LESS COLLECTION ALLOWANCE (3,436)$ ‐17.3% (3,914)$ 1.5% (7,349)$

PLUS PENALTY 200$ 306$ 506$

PLUS INTEREST 16$ 12$ 28$

TOTAL AMOUNT REMITTED 561,566$ ‐21.3% 653,001$ 9.1% 1,214,566$

LESS TAX COLLECTOR & CLERK (11,231)$ ‐21.3% (13,060)$ 9.1% (24,291)$

NET TO TDC 550,334$ ‐21.3% 639,941$ 9.1% 1,190,275$

Budgeted 10,346,308$ NET

% of Budget 17% % of FY 11.50%

ST. JOHNS COUNTY TOURIST DEVELOPMENT TAX

ST. JOHNS COUNTY TOURIST DEVELOPMENT TAX

St. Johns County Tourist Development TaxesFY 2016‐17 TOURIST DEVELOPMENT TAX REMITTED BY ACCOMMODATIONS TYPE

2016

OCC. MNTH H/M % PV+‐ Condo % PV+‐ Apts % PV+‐ Camp % PV+‐ B&B % PV+‐ TOTALOctober 530,108$ 74.3% 40.5% 101,322$ 14.2% 26.9% 24,352$ 3.4% 46.7% 15,545$ 2.2% 13.0% 41,840$ 5.9% 12.1% 713,166.98$

November 439,449$ 73.4% ‐0.2% 79,227$ 13.2% ‐1.4% 21,026$ 3.5% ‐5.2% 17,631$ 2.9% 24.4% 41,025$ 6.9% 20.6% 598,357.72$

December 474,293$ 70.2% 11.4% 105,999$ 15.7% 14.7% 25,791$ 3.8% 16.1% 19,888$ 2.9% 12.3% 49,460$ 7.3% 8.6% 675,431.84$

2016 January 463,425$ 65.4% 12.4% 162,214$ 22.9% 8.1% 23,922$ 3.4% 6.9% 19,142$ 2.7% 6.9% 40,321$ 5.7% 10.9% 709,023.05$

February 542,410$ 64.7% 10.5% 200,497$ 23.9% 5.0% 30,415$ 3.6% 31.4% 22,343$ 2.7% ‐12.0% 43,149$ 5.1% 12.4% 838,814.01$

March 744,956$ 65.6% 9.9% 251,872$ 22.2% 8.5% 43,496$ 3.8% 34.2% 39,076$ 3.4% 31.5% 56,451$ 5.0% 6.8% 1,135,851.53$

April 570,190$ 66.0% ‐8.8% 184,732$ 21.4% ‐5.3% 38,503$ 4.5% 5.2% 25,007$ 2.9% ‐0.4% 46,004$ 5.3% 2.7% 864,436.19$

May 737,422$ 72.2% 10.6% 178,223$ 17.5% ‐6.5% 39,228$ 3.8% 24.0% 23,345$ 2.3% 20.8% 43,042$ 4.2% 3.3% 1,021,259.90$

June 567,229$ 56.1% 4.5% 322,260$ 31.9% 1.4% 61,124$ 6.0% 17.4% 18,935$ 1.9% ‐0.1% 42,112$ 4.2% 1.0% 1,011,660.40$

July 678,903$ 54.7% 15.9% 420,247$ 33.9% 10.8% 75,961$ 6.1% 38.4% 21,739$ 1.8% 15.0% 44,356$ 3.6% 8.5% 1,241,206.42$

August 429,021$ 63.8% ‐6.5% 164,776$ 24.5% ‐12.5% 33,349$ 5.0% ‐20.8% 12,399$ 1.8% ‐1.1% 33,119$ 4.9% 11.0% 672,663.89$

September 417,302$ 69.8% 8.8% 113,751$ 19.0% ‐1.2% 25,044$ 4.2% 8.4% 13,172$ 2.2% 2.7% 28,940$ 4.8% ‐15.5% 598,207.99$

2017

OCC. MNTH H/M % PV+‐ Condo % PV+‐ Apts % PV+‐ Camp % PV+‐ B&B % PV+‐ TOTALOctober 441,925$ 78.7% ‐16.6% 71,284$ 12.7% ‐29.6% 18,926$ 3.4% ‐22.3% 7,297$ 1.3% ‐53.1% 22,133$ 3.9% ‐47.1% 561,565.57$

November 493,630$ 75.6% 12.3% 85,426$ 13.1% 7.8% 20,211$ 3.1% ‐3.9% 19,131$ 2.9% 8.5% 34,603$ 5.3% ‐15.7% 653,000.57$

December ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

2017 January ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

February ‐$ -$ ‐$

March ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

April ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

May ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

June ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

July ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

August ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

September ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

32080 % TTL +/‐ PY 32082 % TTL +/‐ PY 32084 % TTL +/‐ PY 32086 % TTL +/‐ PY 32092 % TTL +/‐ PY 32095 % TTL +/‐ PY 92+95 OTHER % TTL +/‐ PY TOTAL

Fiscal Year 2016

OCT 177,217$ 24.8% 22.1% 181,653$ 25.5% 85.5% 259,965$ 36.5% 20.9% 2,328$ 0.3% 19.8% 80,803$ 11.3% 59.0% 10,715$ 1.5% ‐7.7% 12.8% 487$ 0.1% ‐80.2% 713,167$

NOV 140,574$ 23.5% 9.4% 143,885$ 24.0% ‐25.6% 242,302$ 40.5% 16.7% 2,781$ 0.5% 18.5% 54,422$ 9.1% 13.5% 9,004$ 1.5% 3.8% 10.6% 5,390$ 0.9% 108.5% 598,358$

DEC 187,127$ 27.7% 21.4% 114,651$ 17.0% 0.2% 301,002$ 44.6% 13.3% 3,637$ 0.5% 31.7% 54,030$ 8.0% 2.2% 11,443$ 1.7% 10.5% 9.7% 3,543$ 0.5% 7.6% 675,432$

JAN 216,104$ 30.5% 4.2% 153,606$ 21.7% 21.5% 257,753$ 36.4% 10.3% 4,728$ 0.7% 18.3% 63,506$ 9.0% 16.2% 10,167$ 1.4% 6.6% 10.4% 3,159$ 0.4% ‐11.8% 709,023$

FEB 282,054$ 33.6% 5.4% 177,910$ 21.2% 19.9% 286,751$ 34.2% 7.7% 5,445$ 0.6% 29.0% 68,532$ 8.2% 5.7% 13,938$ 1.7% 8.1% 9.8% 4,183$ 0.5% ‐4.6% 838,814$

MAR 396,265$ 34.9% 13.0% 227,978$ 20.1% 3.2% 381,383$ 33.6% 9.1% 7,440$ 0.7% 23.8% 97,838$ 8.6% 30.2% 19,800$ 1.7% 14.3% 10.4% 5,148$ 0.5% ‐0.5% 1,135,852$

APR 296,629$ 34.3% ‐0.3% 135,938$ 15.7% ‐44.5% 326,904$ 37.8% 10.2% 5,370$ 0.6% 50.2% 80,773$ 9.3% 22.8% 14,388$ 1.7% 0.7% 11.0% 4,434$ 0.5% 2.7% 864,436$

MAY 277,213$ 27.1% ‐2.6% 370,832$ 36.3% 33.1% 291,173$ 28.5% 2.2% 3,777$ 0.4% 53.8% 63,731$ 6.2% ‐22.9% 13,244$ 1.3% ‐0.6% 7.5% 1,289$ 0.1% ‐64.6% 1,021,259$

JUN 428,109$ 42.3% 4.0% 215,574$ 21.3% 0.0% 285,530$ 28.2% 7.5% 2,704$ 0.3% ‐3.0% 62,072$ 6.1% ‐3.1% 10,519$ 1.0% 6.8% 7.2% 7,152$ 0.7% 97.3% 1,011,660$

JUL 570,708$ 46.0% 14.6% 231,826$ 18.7% 5.1% 333,957$ 26.9% 12.0% 3,899$ 0.3% 60.9% 79,476$ 6.4% 85.1% 16,377$ 1.3% 24.0% 7.7% 4,963$ 0.4% 12.4% 1,241,206$

AUG 240,418$ 35.7% ‐7.9% 142,532$ 21.2% ‐11.5% 227,310$ 33.8% 2.3% 2,100$ 0.3% 40.9% 48,315$ 7.2% ‐34.2% 9,155$ 1.4% 1.9% 8.5% 2,834$ 0.4% ‐19.9% 672,664$

SEP 190,477$ 31.8% 3.0% 140,886$ 23.6% 1.0% 205,887$ 34.4% 0.7% 2,109$ 0.4% 26.8% 46,163$ 7.7% 74.6% 9,114$ 1.5% 2.7% 9.2% 3,573$ 0.6% 14.0% 598,208$

FY YTD 3,402,894$ 33.8% 6.6% 2,237,272$ 22.2% 3.5% 3,399,917$ 33.7% 9.3% 46,317$ 0.5% 29.8% 799,659$ 7.9% 14.0% 147,864$ 1.5% 6.4% 9.4% 46,155$ 0.5% 4.5% 10,080,079$

32080 % TTL +/‐ PY 32082 % TTL +/‐ PY 32084 % TTL +/‐ PY 32086 % TTL +/‐ PY 32092 % TTL +/‐ PY 32095 % TTL +/‐ PY 92+95 OTHER % TTL +/‐ PY TOTAL

Fiscal Year 2017

OCT 132,223$ 23.5% ‐25.4% 129,410$ 23.0% ‐28.8% 203,863$ 36.3% ‐21.6% 1,232$ 0.2% ‐47.1% 76,503$ 13.6% ‐5.3% 13,912$ 2.5% 29.8% 16.1% 4,423$ 0.8% 808.2% 561,566$

NOV 151,245$ 23.2% 7.6% 162,865$ 24.9% 13.2% 252,241$ 38.6% 4.1% 7,780$ 1.2% 179.8% 63,896$ 9.8% 17.4% 11,671$ 1.8% 29.6% 11.6% 3,302$ 0.5% ‐38.7% 653,001$

DEC ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

JAN ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

FEB ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

MAR ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

APR ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

MAY ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

JUN ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

JUL ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

AUG ‐$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ ‐$

SEP ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$ ‐$

FY YTD 283,468$ 23.3% 0.0% 292,275$ 24.1% 0.0% 456,104$ 37.6% 0.0% 9,012$ 0.7% 140,399$ 11.6% 0.0% 25,584$ 2.1% 7,724$ 0.6% 1,214,566$

I95&SR16 + Palencia OtherAnastasia Island Ponte Vedra Beach St. Augustine/Villano/N. Bch Shores/South/207 WGV + west of I95

I95&SR16 + Palencia OtherAnastasia Island Ponte Vedra Beach St. Augustine/Villano/N. Bch Shores/South/207 WGV + west of I95

Month

November

FYTD

% OF BUDGET

% OF FY

BUDGETED $10,346308 NET

8.0%

11.50%

FY2017 MONTHLY LOTDT DASHBOARD

Net to TDC +/‐ PY

639,941$

1,190,275$

9.1%

17.00%

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