Broadway Promenade Condominium Association PLAYBILL VOLUME 9, ISSUE 1 January, 2017 Friday, January 13th, 2017 Club Room 5:00 pm– 7:00 pm B.Y.O.B. and a snack to share The staff of the Broadway Promenade wish to say a very big ‘THANK YOU’ to our wonderful residents for your generous gifts! The fantastic holiday party, delicious dinner and sides were all very much appreciated. We are looking forward to making you all proud in 2017! ANNUAL MEMBERS MEETING Thursday January 19th, 2017 At 5:30 pm Clubroom OWNERS MAY PHONE INTO THE MEETING VIA CONFERENCE CALLING Toll Free 866-906-7447 or 617-939-0333 and Enter Participant code: 5391740 A word of thanks and appreciaon from the Salvaon Army. A big thank you to Broadway Promenade residents and staff for volunteering and ‘ringing the bell to fill the Red Kele’. Thanks to Jane Saler, Lorelei Paster, Edward Russell, Stacia Searcy, Savanna Searcy, Mark Landwer, Carloa O’Hura and Jo Rita Stevens. The Salvaon Army provides assistance to many less fortunate individu- als in our community. All the funds raised in Sarasota stay local. Thank you again for serving in this important mission acvity -Jo Rita Stevens, Coordinator
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Broadway Promenade
Condominium
Association
PLAYBILL VOLUME 9, ISSUE 1
January, 2017
Friday, January 13th, 2017
Club Room
5:00 pm– 7:00 pm
B.Y.O.B.
and a snack to share
The staff of the Broadway Promenade wish to
say a very big ‘THANK YOU’ to our wonderful
residents for your generous gifts! The fantastic
holiday party, delicious dinner and sides were
all very much appreciated. We are looking
forward to making you all proud in 2017!
ANNUAL MEMBERS MEETING
Thursday
January 19th, 2017
At 5:30 pm
Clubroom
OWNERS MAY PHONE INTO THE MEETING
VIA CONFERENCE CALLING
Toll Free 866-906-7447 or 617-939-0333 and
Enter Participant code:
5391740
A word of thanks and appreciation from the Salvation Army. A big
thank you to Broadway Promenade residents and staff for volunteering
and ‘ringing the bell to fill the Red Kettle’. Thanks to Jane Sattler, Lorelei
Paster, Edward Russell, Stacia Searcy, Savanna Searcy, Mark Landwer,
Carlotta O’Hura and Jo Rita Stevens.
The Salvation Army provides assistance to many less fortunate individu-
als in our community. All the funds raised in Sarasota stay local.
Thank you again for serving in this important mission activity
-Jo Rita Stevens, Coordinator
JANUARY FACTS and TRIVIA
January in the Northern Hemisphere is the seasonal equivalent to July in the
Southern Hemisphere and vice versa.
According to Facebook users, January is “Change Your Profile Picture To A
Muppet Month”.
January 1st, 1776, the first American flag, the “Grand Union” was presented.
Betsy Ross later added the stars in place of the Union Jack.
Leap years exempted, January always begins on the same day as October.
January is National Soup Month in the United States.
The 1st New Year’s ball drop was at Times Square in 1908.
The month of January derives its name from a two-faced God named Janus; one
face looked forward to the future while the other look backward to the past.
Nathan’s Helpful Maintenance Tips
Fire alarms in your unit are NOT TO BE REMOVED. If you have
any issue with it, call the front desk and they can notify the alarm
company. These alarms are part of the fire system in the entire
building and are monitored and maintained by a company off site. It
is against the law to disconnect or remove these devices from your
unit. The company is alerted when the alarms are tampered with
and immediately come out for a service call. All cost associated with
this will be billed back to the unit owner.
The smoke alarms are completely separate from the building system
and are to be maintained by the unit owner, and batteries changed
regularly.
New Year’s Brunch: Sun., Jan. 1
Super Bowl Party: Sun., Feb. 5
International Dinner: Thurs., March 9
Italian Dinner Night: Fri., April 21
BP BBQ Night: Thurs., May 11
WOW! New pool lighting has been
installed to provide adequate light for
nighttime swimming until 10:00pm!
BROADWAY PROMENADE HOLIDAY PARTY, 2016
LOCAL EVENTS
1/5-8 Thunder By The Bay-2 new locations: Lakewood Ranch & Gulf Gate. Bigger and better than ever! Www.thunderbythebay.org for more information
1/7-8 60th Annual Orchids Expo Show & Sale- “A Symphony of Orchids” is the 2017 theme; 9am-5pm, Sarasota Municipal Auditorium; $5.00 admission fee
1/7-8 11th Annual Coquina Beach “Winter Fest. Arts & Crafts Show"- Bradenton Beach (N. Longboat Key); 10:00am-4:30pm; FREE
1/11 “Looking Into The Crystal Ball” Fundraiser @ Selby Public Library- 7th annual event; 6pm-9pm; tasty res-taurant samplings, live music , artist exhibits; cash bars- $25-$30. For more info: 941-861-1140
1/12-22 The Manatee County Fair- view the whip popping contest, hay bale decorating contest, BBQ cook-off and other great FL Cracker events! 1303 17th Str. W. Palmetto, FL; $7 general admission
1/13 Full Moon Concert @ Myakka River State Park- featuring the Jonnie Morgan Band; bring a chair and a pic-nic. 7pm to 10pm; $20 park entrance fee
1/13-15 Gem, Jewelry and Bead Show– Sarasota Municipal Auditorium; 10am-5pm, $5.00
1/14 The 14th Annual Ringling Bridge Run– starts at 7:30am at the Van Wezel; $25 for adults
1/14 The 30th Annual Circus Ring of Fame– induction ceremony is 2pm at the St. Armand’s Circle Park. FREE
1/14-15 The 21st Annual Anna Maria Island Festival of Arts & Crafts- 10am to 4:30pm AND The Anna Maria Pri-vateers Market at Coquina Beach, 8am to 3pm. Visit both events in one day! FREE
1/14-15 The 5th Annual Sarasota Winter Fine Arts Festival– see unique creations of glass, ceramics, mixed media, fiber art and sculpting; 10am-5pm; Gulfstream Ave. downtown Sarasota.
1/15 Jewish Food Festival– at The Temple Sinai, 4631 Lockwood Ridge Road; 9am to 3pm; FREE
1/16 Ringling By The Bay– Live Music Night! Food and drinks available for purchase. 5pm-8pm; Admission is $5-$10, free for Ringling Museum members
1/20/22 Sarasota Arts & Antiques Design Show– over 40 dealers from across the country gather at the Sarasota Municipal Auditorium; $8 admission; 10am-6pm
1/20-22 Sarasota Native American Indian Festival– experience the culture, foods and artistry of the Native American people. Sarasota Fairgrounds, 10am-6pm; $8.00 admission, free parking
1/21-22 The 19th Annual Winterfest @ JD Hamel Park– Main Street and Gulfstream; 10am-4:30. Combine this day with the same day events just down the road at Five Points Park (see the next event...)
1/21-22 Sarasota Seafood & Music Festival– at Five Points Park. Sample local seafood from local restaurants and listen to jazz, reggae, calypso and southern flare music. 10am-7pm
1/27 Riverview High School Kiltie Band Concert– featuring music by John Phillip Sousa. 7pm at RHS on 1 Ram Way off Proctor. $5 donation. Go Rams!
1/27-28 Suncoast Blues Festival- 2 nights of great blues bands! Tickets range from $15 to $60. www.suncoastbluesfestival.com for more information
1/27-28 Two great art festivals happening this weekend: The Phillippi Estate Mansion Art Fest and St. Ar-mand’s Circle Art Festival. 10am-5pm for both locales
