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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, [[An Evening In Old Seville Square]], 1966-1972. | '''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 | + | The very popular concerts, which began in 1988, 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. |
| − | == | + | [[Media:Example.ogg]]==2009 schedule== |
| − | *May 21: [[McGuire's Irish | + | *May 21: [[McGuire's Irish Pipe Band]], [[Bobby Van Deusen]] and the [[Pensacola Civic Band]] with Antonio Guiliano |
*May 28: [[John Wooten]] & [[KAISO!]] | *May 28: [[John Wooten]] & [[KAISO!]] | ||
| − | *June 4: [[ | + | *June 4: [[Tim Jackson's Mr. Big]] |
| − | *June 11: [[ | + | *June 11: [[Kitt Lough]] |
*June 18: The [[Swingin' Dick Tracys]] | *June 18: The [[Swingin' Dick Tracys]] | ||
*June 25: [[Rosie O'Grady's]] Dueling Pianos and The [[Modern Eldorados]] | *June 25: [[Rosie O'Grady's]] Dueling Pianos and The [[Modern Eldorados]] | ||
| − | *July 2: The [[Reunion Band]] with the [[Palafox | + | *July 2: The [[Reunion Band]] with the [[Palafox Horns]] |
*July 9: [[Don Snowden's Big Band]] with [[Holly Shelton]] | *July 9: [[Don Snowden's Big Band]] with [[Holly Shelton]] | ||
*July 16: [[Zydeco Zoo]] | *July 16: [[Zydeco Zoo]] | ||
| − | *July 23: [[Jones & Company]] and the [[Perdido | + | *July 23: [[Jones & Company]] and the [[Perdido Brass]] |
*July 30: The [[Sawmill Band]] | *July 30: The [[Sawmill Band]] | ||
*Aug. 5: [[Mass Kunfuzion]] | *Aug. 5: [[Mass Kunfuzion]] | ||
| − | *Aug. 13: [[Delta Reign]] and the [[Fiesta Barbershop | + | *Aug. 13: [[Delta Reign]] and the [[Fiesta Barbershop Chorus]] |
*Aug. 20: [[Clark & Company]] | *Aug. 20: [[Clark & Company]] | ||
*Aug. 27: Open as rain date for any cancellations | *Aug. 27: Open as rain date for any cancellations | ||
Latest revision as of 22:51, 29 May 2012
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| Begins | May 15 |
| Ends | August 14 or 21 |
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| Location | Seville Square |
| First occurence | 1987 |
| Last occurence | |
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 1988, 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.
Media:Example.ogg==2009 schedule==
- May 21: McGuire's Irish Pipe Band, Bobby Van Deusen and the Pensacola Civic Band with Antonio Guiliano
- May 28: John Wooten & KAISO!
- June 4: Tim Jackson's Mr. Big
- June 11: Kitt Lough
- June 18: The Swingin' Dick Tracys
- June 25: Rosie O'Grady's Dueling Pianos and The Modern Eldorados
- July 2: The Reunion Band with the Palafox Horns
- July 9: Don Snowden's Big Band with Holly Shelton
- July 16: Zydeco Zoo
- July 23: Jones & Company and the Perdido Brass
- July 30: The Sawmill Band
- Aug. 5: Mass Kunfuzion
- Aug. 13: Delta Reign and the Fiesta Barbershop Chorus
- Aug. 20: Clark & Company
- Aug. 27: Open as rain date for any cancellations
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