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'''An Evening in Old Seville Square''' was a festival that took place in [[Seville Square]] from 1966 to 1972.{{date uncertain}} | '''An Evening in Old Seville Square''' was a festival that took place in [[Seville Square]] from 1966 to 1972.{{date uncertain}} | ||
− | It was inspired by "A Night in Old San Antonio" (or [http://www.niosa.org/ NIOSA]), which [[Carolyn Fleming|Carolyn]] and [[Jack Fleming]] had seen during a trip to the Texas city. It was developed by [[Mary Turner Rule]], the [[Junior League of Pensacola]] and the nascent [[Pensacola Heritage Foundation]].<ref>"Flemings write way through history." ''Pensacola News Journal'', December 8, 2007 | + | It was inspired by "A Night in Old San Antonio" (or [http://www.niosa.org/ NIOSA]), which [[Carolyn Fleming|Carolyn]] and [[Jack Fleming]] had seen during a trip to the Texas city. It was developed by [[Mary Turner Rule]], the [[Junior League of Pensacola]] and the nascent [[Pensacola Heritage Foundation]].<ref>"Flemings write way through history." ''Pensacola News Journal'', December 8, 2007.</ref> |
− | The festival was | + | The festival was succeeded by the [[Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival]] in [[1973]]. In [[1987]], [[Jim Tanck]] revived the entertainment element of the old "Evening" as [[Evenings in Olde Seville Square]], a concert series held every Thursday during the summer months. |
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− | In [[1987]], [[Jim Tanck]] revived the entertainment element of the old "Evening" as [[Evenings in Olde Seville Square]], a concert series held every Thursday during the summer months. | ||
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