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Pat Bergeson & Bruce Rowlin
Since 2022, The Waterworks has served as a gathering place for the community. Built in 1898, the historic venue is home to music, theatre, poetry, and a variety of other artistic endeavors. Please join us for any of the following events:
Curtis Tucker from First Coast Opera will tell the story behind The Mikado, Gilbert & Sullivan’s topsy-turvy operetta. Free event.
A Classic Theatre presents Pen Pals
Fridays, March 6th & 13th 7:30 PM
Saturdays, March 7th & 14th 4 PM
Sundays, March 8th & 15th 2 PMPen Pals tells the story of an enduring decades-long friendship between two women who never meet face-to-face. Tickets are available at AClassicTheatre.org.
In this dynamic lecture, journey back to the Gilded Age and discover how Henry Flagler, co-founder of Standard Oil, transformed Florida’s coasts with his bold vision. Free event with registration required at sjcpls.org.
Pianist and composer Aaron Lehrian leads a compelling exploration of jazz and classical traditions. Tickets are available at staugustinemusicfestival.org.
Beauty for Ashes is the first annual benefit for Women’s Refuge of St. Johns County. Enjoy a meal provided by No Pity Party Catering, participate in a live auction, and hear stories of abundant life. RSVP at WomensRefugeofSTJO.com/Beauty-For-Ashes-Benefit.
The St. Johns Cultural Council will honor four women for their lifetime achievements and influence on arts and culture in St. Johns County. RSVP here.
Gamble Rogers Guitar Workshop
Saturday, March 21st at 2 PMPat Bergeson & Bruce Rowlin with demonstrate jazz guitar, how to create arrangements, harmony, chord substitutions, and improvisation. A suggested donation of $20 will benefit the YoungFolk program that supports aspiring musicians in the community.
The St. Johns Cultural Council and Gamble Rogers Folk Festival present Pat Bergeson & Bruce Rowlin. Tickets are available at Eventbrite.com.
Artists Gail Beveridge and Mary Ann Rosenthal facilitate live drawing sessions with a clothed model. Tickets are $10 on Eventbrite.com.
Poets and poetry lovers are invited to celebrate creative writing and reciting at The Waterworks with the local poetry community.
This arts and culture newsletter is funded in part by the organizations listed below and through the generous support of our stakeholders.
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