Ian Swaby is a Staff Writer for Observer Media Group, focusing on local news in Sarasota, Florida. With a passion for community stories, Ian covers a range of topics including education, arts and culture, business, and events happening in the Sarasota area.
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The Pumpkin Festival at Fruitville Grove ushered in the Halloween season with pumpkins, circus performances, a new haunted manor and other activities.
The Orchid Show 2024: PURPLE!, continuing despite the impacts of Hurricane Milton, highlights an significant color of the plant world.
By: Ian Swaby
After helping revitalize Art Center Sarasota as executive director, Kinsey Robb now brings her experience to Art Dealers Association of America.
Hosted by Killin It, the parade brought together local boaters who hoped to promote awareness of their enthusiasm for keeping Midnight Pass open.
Attendees got creative with their Halloween costumes at the annual event, which was held at the Sarasota Farmer's Market.
The project is expected to be complete by summer of 2025.
Sarasota resident Pascal Charbonneau played 15 simultaneous games during an exhibition at a recent Manasota Chess Center event.
After the recent hurricanes left many neighborhoods damaged, the museum decided to host Halloween at The Ringling.
After the storms, the festival deals with slowing ticket sales, but finds art supplies in hurricane debris.
While featuring the Bay Kings Band and performances by The Sarasota Players, the event allowed attendees to explore work by local artists and the variety of galleries along Palm Avenue.
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