Stuart, Florida Music Festival
Stuart Main Street
presents the
22nd annual
Dancin'
in the Street

music festival
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a celebration of
downtown
Stuart, Florida
overlooking
the beautiful
St. Lucie River
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6 Bands
10 Bucks
6 Hours
of great music

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Presented by:
Stuart Main Street
Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers
TCPalm.com
City of Stuart
Toyota of Stuart
Seacoast National Bank
Miller Lite
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Additional sponsors include:
WPTV
Ocean 97.1 FM
Jack 99.7 FM
The Breeze 93.7 FM
Coast 101.3 FM
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Florida Lottery
Pepsi
Florida Street Dreams
Hi Mom Productions
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Thanks to all
who helped make the
22nd Annual Dancin' in the Sreet
a great success!

For information regarding 2010 Dancin' in the Street or other Stuart Main Street events, call 772-286-2848

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22nd Annual Dancin in the Street
Saturday, October 10, 2009

6:00 PM until Midnight
Flagler Park · Historic Downtown Stuart

One of the Treasure Coast’s largest and most longstanding music festivals, Dancin’ in the Street has been a favorite event for locals for the past 22 years. This year's event will feature six bands for $10* for six hours of great music, entertainment and food - making it also one of the best deals on the Treasure Coast.

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2009 Entertainment Schedule

Gates open at 6:00 PM
Close at Midnight
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6:00 PM
until
8:00 PM

The Community Drum Circle
with Brother Judah
(Located by the children’s playground)

Fun for everyone. Join us for hand drumming and rhythm making on a variety of hand percussion instruments. You are welcome to bring your own percussion instruments or use one of ours as they become available.

Community Drum Circle
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Tiki Stage
Sponsored by 99.7 Jack FM, Earth Tones and Sound Design
(Located by Stuart Heritage)
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6:00 PM
until
8:30 PM

The Kregs
How do you make a Kreg? Take 5 handsome and youthful (OK, rugged, but aging) wandering minstrels whose previous musical lives brushed with (but didn't quite adhere to) greatness ... blend in the coincidence of Tuesday nights free for jam sessions, simmer over a 3000 sq. ft. wood shop, replete with sound system and stage lighting, and bring the meandering jam that ensues to a critical peak ... sprinkle in some of Ron Hart's original tunes, flowing lead work on Allman Brother instrumentals, Phish-like melodies, and an eclectic mix of country, bluegrass, and blues, and the result is a presentation steaming with raw emotion and energy, leaving you wanting more ...

The Kregs
9:00 PM
until
Midnight
Fresh Catch
Rock reggae! Shaking South Florida with their version of the reggae/punk/hip-hop sound popularized by bands like Sublime and 311, they are eager to expand their horizons. Energetic live performances and catchy hooks make Fresh Catch a local favorite of the Treasure Coast of Florida. The music seems to be most appreciated by beach bums, surfers, skater punks, drinkers and girls that like to dance but it's an open party and if you can hang, you're invited. Their independently produced debut CD “Foul Hooked” has been selling steadily at surf shops, at performances and online at CDBaby.com and iTunes. Sophomore CD “So Far…” will drop sometime towards the end of 2009.
Fresh Catch
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World Stage
Sponsored by 101.3 Coast FM, 97.1 Ocean FM
(Located under the Roosevelt Bridge)
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6:30 PM
until
8:00 PM

Tropical Soul
South Florida’s premier reggae band featuring some of the best island reggae musicians in the States.  After 20 years of touring and performing around the world with some of best reggae bands on the planet, Tropical Soul loves to play in their adopted home along the Treasure Coast.

 
8:30 PM
until
10:30 PM
Brother Judah's Sankofa World Performing Arts Ensemble
This multicultural ensemble has an important and entertaining mission "to create cultural unity by way of diversity found in the Performing Arts and music”. This is the vision of Founder/Director, Brother Judah, who formed this 10-30pc ensemble in 2004. The ensemble will feature African Drum & Dance, Middle-Eastern Belly Dance & Drum, India Drum & Dance, Asian Drum & Dance, Latin Drum & Music, Caribbean Junkanoo, World Beat and Reggae. Along with being seasoned professionals, members are also teachers of the arts, world traveled in the arts and more importantly, passionate performers and lovers of the arts. Traditional clothing and attire completes their spectacular, colorful and amazing multicultural presentation of World Performing Arts.
Brother Judah
11:00 PM
until
Midnight
Tropical Soul
Reprise
 
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American Stage
Sponsored by John Pierson’s Toyota of Stuart, 93.7 the Breeze FM and Hi Mom Productions
(Located by City Hall)
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6:30 PM
until
9:00 PM

Bobby and the Blisters
The Blisters performance displays expert musicianship, unique excitement and some extreme passion. Centered on singer/pianist/song stylist Bobby Gangloff, the band bodes well to this New Orleans flavored barrel housed piano pounder. More than just a jazz band, the blisters rockin’ style of New Orleans party music always has people dancin’ in the seats, in the isles and in the streets. Saxophonist and dance master Ron McCode’s wireless microphone allows him to roam through the crowd and lead a big parade to the dance floor or in this case the ‘street’.

The Blisters
9:30 PM
until
Midnight
The Spaz Band
Spaz has been singing new rock as well as classic rock favorites on the Treasure Coast for over 20 years as well as being the lead singer for Cadillac Bratz. Multi talented Spaz has also appeared in many theatrical productions including Jesus Christ Superstar and the Who’s Tommy. Spaz will be joined by Neil Santel on guitar, Barry Barnes on bass guitar and Glen Lepore on drums.
The Spaz band
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*Tickets $10.00 at the gate. Children under 12 are free.
Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Underage drinking will not be tolerated and will be strictly enforced.
For additional event information contact Stuart Main Street 772-286-2848.
Rain or shine. No coolers permitted.

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