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| − | '''Evenings in Olde Seville Square''' is an annual concert series that takes place in [[Seville Square]]. Founded by [[Jim Tanck]], a board member of the [[Pensacola Heritage Foundation]], the concerts are the entertainment component of the Heritage Foundation's earlier venture, | + | '''Evenings in Olde Seville Square''' is an annual concert series that takes place in [[Seville Square]]. Founded by [[Jim Tanck]], a board member of the [[Pensacola Heritage Foundation]], the concerts are the entertainment component of the Heritage Foundation's earlier venture, [[An Evening In Old Seville Square]], 1966-1972. |
The very popular concerts, which began in [[1987]], are held in the summer months (and another at Christmas) every Thursday from 7-9 pm. They are free to attend and attract an average of 10,000 people weekly. | The very popular concerts, which began in [[1987]], are held in the summer months (and another at Christmas) every Thursday from 7-9 pm. They are free to attend and attract an average of 10,000 people weekly. | ||
Revision as of 15:17, 25 June 2008
Evenings in Olde Seville Square is an annual concert series that takes place in Seville Square. Founded by Jim Tanck, a board member of the Pensacola Heritage Foundation, the concerts are the entertainment component of the Heritage Foundation's earlier venture, An Evening In Old Seville Square, 1966-1972.
The very popular concerts, which began in 1987, are held in the summer months (and another at Christmas) every Thursday from 7-9 pm. They are free to attend and attract an average of 10,000 people weekly.
2008 schedule
- May 15: McGuire's Bagpipe Band & the Marine Forces Reserve Band
- May 22: John Wooton & KAISO! Caribbean Steel Band
- May 29: Tim Jackson's Mr. Big
- June 5: Pensacola Civic Band
- June 12: Dixieland Dandies & the Swingin' Dick Tracys
- June 19: Clark & Company
- June 26: Kitt Lough & the Dave Shelander Quartet
- July 3: Reunion Band
- July 10: Spanish state band with the Pensacola Civic Band (part of Celebrate Pensacola)
- July 17: Jones & Company & Perdido Brass
- July 24: Sawmill Band
- July 31: Don Snowden's Big Band All-Stars & Holly Shelton
- August 7: Rosie O'Grady's Dueling Pianos & the Modern Eldorados
- August 14: Clark & Company & Zig Zag
- August 21: Rain date
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