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May 271:00 pm: Jam in the Park Dania Beach, FLMay 27 – Broward Jam in the Park, the monthly acoustic music circle, meets this Sunday, 12/27 from 1-4 PM at 1:00 pm: Tamburitza Orchestra and Kolo Dancing LessonsMay 27 – Broward We are forming a Tamburitza orchestra and kolo group in south Florida. This will be the only group of its kind in Florida and the only group in existence in the southeastern United States. Tamburitza music pronounced Tahm-boo-ree-tsa, is the name for the family of stringed folk instruments native to Croatia. While native to Croatia, the Tamburitza is also the common folk instrument throughout Vojvodina, parts of Serbia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Kolo is danced primarily by people from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and White Carniola region of Slovenia. Many variations of Kolo dances are normally performed at weddings, social, cultural, and religious ceremonies. Kolo's may be performed in a closed circle, a single chain or in two parallel lines. Both men and women dance together, however some dances require only men to dance and some dances are only for women. The Kolo dance is accompanied by traditional instrumental music (bearing the same name), performed most often with an accordion, but also with other instruments: frula (traditional kind of a recorder) and tamburitza instruments.
We are forming a Junior group for children and young people in the age range of 7 to 21 and an adult group for people 18 and over. You are never too old to enjoy the dancing and playing. We have had members up to 92 old young. The groups will learn to play, dance and sing the songs of the regions. No musical training is necessary since we will teach everyone who wants to join how to read music and then play it on the various tamburitza instruments. The dance groups will be taught various types of dances from the regions to accompany the orchestra. Everyone will be taught to sing the songs of the regions with classes on pronunciation and meanings of the words. We are looking for anyone of any age who would like to participate and anyone who has musical, dance or vocal training of any kind, would be of great help to us. This group is starting from scratch so we currently are looking from instruments from the region to acquire for our members, either through donation or purchase( donations would really help). The 3/4 double bass is one instrument we are currently looking for in south Florida but all types of tamburitza instruments are needed so if anyone can help us, please contact the orchestra director: Edo Sindicich at edo4cubs@aol.com.
Practices will be beginning January 14, 2018 and held every Sunday starting at 1 pm at the Croatian American Cultural Center & Social Club located at 849 SE 8th Ave, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441.There will be a small fee (less than ten dollars) per lesson to help pay the instructors and directors. The clubs has its own 2nd floor dance studio and a large hall to stage dances and concerts. For those who would like to play you will need a tamburitza instrument and we have made an arrangement with a Tamburitza maker in Pennsylvania who can provide HANDMADE new high quality instruments in the price range of $250 to $475 which is a bargain if you Google tamburitza instruments that are for sale on the internet. Since this is a brand new group unfortunately we do not have enough instruments to loan you as of yet for all the people wishing to join. You can check out information about tamburiza music and watch and listen to music with resources at http://learningtambura.byethost6.com and www.facebook.com/Tamburitzaorchestra/
Anyone wishing to take advantage this unique and rare opportunity to continue their culture or learn folk music from these Slavic regions and would like to join can contact: Edo Sindicich at edo4cubs@aol.com or 954-294-7366 or call Dan Grgas president of the Croatian-American Cultural Club at 954-864-9966. https://www.facebook.com/CroatianAmericanCulturalCenter |
May 28 | May 29 | May 30 | May 31 | Jun 1 |
Jun 27:00 pm: Nouveaux Honkies with Sylvia and Pete opening!Jun 2 Southwest Florida They were so much fun the first time we asked them back again! With their classic "Its roots that rock and roll" sound the Honkies make a joyful noise!. In mid 2014, Rebecca Dawkins and Tim O’Donnell, of The Nouveaux Honkies, hoisted anchor and set sail in their rebuilt RV. The journey started in South Florida and took them as far west as the Rockies, as far north as the Great Lakes, as far east as Cape Cod, and returned south for the winter. It’s been somewhere around 150 thousand miles, 600 shows, and at least one million smiles that has influenced The Nouveaux Honkies and their Loud In Here CD release in March of 2018. The New Year will also see TNH with a permanent residence in Knoxville, TN. O’Donnell says, “We based out of Tennessee the last two summers and fell in love with the Smokies. Knoxville will be a wonderful spring through fall hub for traveling and we also love this little city.” Their 2015 release, “Blues For Country,” masterfully blended styles. Their new release, “Loud In Here,” is a continuance of that same concept, respecting the greats and creating their own gumbo, which reveals a highway of influences |
Jun 31:00 pm: Tamburitza Orchestra and Kolo Dancing LessonsJun 3 – Broward We are forming a Tamburitza orchestra and kolo group in south Florida. This will be the only group of its kind in Florida and the only group in existence in the southeastern United States. Tamburitza music pronounced Tahm-boo-ree-tsa, is the name for the family of stringed folk instruments native to Croatia. While native to Croatia, the Tamburitza is also the common folk instrument throughout Vojvodina, parts of Serbia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Kolo is danced primarily by people from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and White Carniola region of Slovenia. Many variations of Kolo dances are normally performed at weddings, social, cultural, and religious ceremonies. Kolo's may be performed in a closed circle, a single chain or in two parallel lines. Both men and women dance together, however some dances require only men to dance and some dances are only for women. The Kolo dance is accompanied by traditional instrumental music (bearing the same name), performed most often with an accordion, but also with other instruments: frula (traditional kind of a recorder) and tamburitza instruments.
We are forming a Junior group for children and young people in the age range of 7 to 21 and an adult group for people 18 and over. You are never too old to enjoy the dancing and playing. We have had members up to 92 old young. The groups will learn to play, dance and sing the songs of the regions. No musical training is necessary since we will teach everyone who wants to join how to read music and then play it on the various tamburitza instruments. The dance groups will be taught various types of dances from the regions to accompany the orchestra. Everyone will be taught to sing the songs of the regions with classes on pronunciation and meanings of the words. We are looking for anyone of any age who would like to participate and anyone who has musical, dance or vocal training of any kind, would be of great help to us. This group is starting from scratch so we currently are looking from instruments from the region to acquire for our members, either through donation or purchase( donations would really help). The 3/4 double bass is one instrument we are currently looking for in south Florida but all types of tamburitza instruments are needed so if anyone can help us, please contact the orchestra director: Edo Sindicich at edo4cubs@aol.com.
Practices will be beginning January 14, 2018 and held every Sunday starting at 1 pm at the Croatian American Cultural Center & Social Club located at 849 SE 8th Ave, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441.There will be a small fee (less than ten dollars) per lesson to help pay the instructors and directors. The clubs has its own 2nd floor dance studio and a large hall to stage dances and concerts. For those who would like to play you will need a tamburitza instrument and we have made an arrangement with a Tamburitza maker in Pennsylvania who can provide HANDMADE new high quality instruments in the price range of $250 to $475 which is a bargain if you Google tamburitza instruments that are for sale on the internet. Since this is a brand new group unfortunately we do not have enough instruments to loan you as of yet for all the people wishing to join. You can check out information about tamburiza music and watch and listen to music with resources at http://learningtambura.byethost6.com and www.facebook.com/Tamburitzaorchestra/
Anyone wishing to take advantage this unique and rare opportunity to continue their culture or learn folk music from these Slavic regions and would like to join can contact: Edo Sindicich at edo4cubs@aol.com or 954-294-7366 or call Dan Grgas president of the Croatian-American Cultural Club at 954-864-9966. https://www.facebook.com/CroatianAmericanCulturalCenter |
Jun 4 | Jun 5 | Jun 6 | Jun 7 |
Jun 87:00 pm: The Rightly So with The Dr. and Dave opening!Jun 8 Southwest Florida Born in the heart of the Buffalo rust belt, The Rightly So brings a vibrant energy to Americana music. The young acoustic duo is comprised of esteemed guitarist and performer Gregory Zeis, and award-winning singer/songwriter Jess Chizuk. Both have achieved a great deal of musical success on their own, and have formally combined their talents to create an unstoppable force of captivating original music. |
Jun 91:00 pm: Palm Beach Folk Club Song Circle 1PMJun 9 – Palm Beach The 2nd of three Song Circles - occurring on the 2nd Saturday of each month. A very informal group of both singers and players ( currently featuring acoustic guitars, banjos, mandolins, violins, dulcimers, and autoharps - all levels of proficiency. ) If you would like to 'sit in' you'd be warmly welcomed and heartily encouraged. But if you just enjoy listening we can sure use your support!
7:00 pm: Passerine in concert with Ken Hulme opening!Jun 9 Southwest Florida Passerine’s distinctive sound combines vocal harmonies, the crisp rhythms of an acoustic guitar, the haunting voices of the fiddle and dobro (resonator slide guitar), the resonant lows of an acoustic bass. With inventive vocal harmonies and song-writing, supported by the sounds of acoustic strings, Passerine offers a fresh take on traditional folk and bluegrass music as well as a repertoire of original songs that range from sweet ballads to the edgier side of contemporary Americana. |
Jun 101:00 pm: Tamburitza Orchestra and Kolo Dancing LessonsJun 10 – Broward We are forming a Tamburitza orchestra and kolo group in south Florida. This will be the only group of its kind in Florida and the only group in existence in the southeastern United States. Tamburitza music pronounced Tahm-boo-ree-tsa, is the name for the family of stringed folk instruments native to Croatia. While native to Croatia, the Tamburitza is also the common folk instrument throughout Vojvodina, parts of Serbia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Kolo is danced primarily by people from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and White Carniola region of Slovenia. Many variations of Kolo dances are normally performed at weddings, social, cultural, and religious ceremonies. Kolo's may be performed in a closed circle, a single chain or in two parallel lines. Both men and women dance together, however some dances require only men to dance and some dances are only for women. The Kolo dance is accompanied by traditional instrumental music (bearing the same name), performed most often with an accordion, but also with other instruments: frula (traditional kind of a recorder) and tamburitza instruments.
We are forming a Junior group for children and young people in the age range of 7 to 21 and an adult group for people 18 and over. You are never too old to enjoy the dancing and playing. We have had members up to 92 old young. The groups will learn to play, dance and sing the songs of the regions. No musical training is necessary since we will teach everyone who wants to join how to read music and then play it on the various tamburitza instruments. The dance groups will be taught various types of dances from the regions to accompany the orchestra. Everyone will be taught to sing the songs of the regions with classes on pronunciation and meanings of the words. We are looking for anyone of any age who would like to participate and anyone who has musical, dance or vocal training of any kind, would be of great help to us. This group is starting from scratch so we currently are looking from instruments from the region to acquire for our members, either through donation or purchase( donations would really help). The 3/4 double bass is one instrument we are currently looking for in south Florida but all types of tamburitza instruments are needed so if anyone can help us, please contact the orchestra director: Edo Sindicich at edo4cubs@aol.com.
Practices will be beginning January 14, 2018 and held every Sunday starting at 1 pm at the Croatian American Cultural Center & Social Club located at 849 SE 8th Ave, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441.There will be a small fee (less than ten dollars) per lesson to help pay the instructors and directors. The clubs has its own 2nd floor dance studio and a large hall to stage dances and concerts. For those who would like to play you will need a tamburitza instrument and we have made an arrangement with a Tamburitza maker in Pennsylvania who can provide HANDMADE new high quality instruments in the price range of $250 to $475 which is a bargain if you Google tamburitza instruments that are for sale on the internet. Since this is a brand new group unfortunately we do not have enough instruments to loan you as of yet for all the people wishing to join. You can check out information about tamburiza music and watch and listen to music with resources at http://learningtambura.byethost6.com and www.facebook.com/Tamburitzaorchestra/
Anyone wishing to take advantage this unique and rare opportunity to continue their culture or learn folk music from these Slavic regions and would like to join can contact: Edo Sindicich at edo4cubs@aol.com or 954-294-7366 or call Dan Grgas president of the Croatian-American Cultural Club at 954-864-9966. https://www.facebook.com/CroatianAmericanCulturalCenter |
Jun 11 |
Jun 125:30 pm: Matthew Sabatella and Jack Stamates at Margate LibraryJun 12 – "American Heritage Music: From Plymouth Rock to Rock and Roll" tells the story of music from Colonial America through the birth of rock and roll. With vocals, guitar, banjo, and fiddle Matthew Sabatella and Jack Stamates guide audiences on a journey that connects traditional folk songs, spirituals, Appalachian music, ragtime, blues, jazz, country, bluegrass, and early rock and roll. Audiences sing along to familiar favorites and come to understand how the music came to be. Since before the United States declared independence, songs, instruments, and musical styles were brought to the New World by British colonists, African slaves, and immigrants from other parts of the world. New songs and genres emerged from the encounters between these diverse people as well as the unique American experience itself. As America changed, grew, and pushed its boundaries, so did the music. This is American Heritage Music. This is your birthright. Own it. |
Jun 13 | Jun 14 | Jun 15 | Jun 16 |
Jun 171:00 pm: Tamburitza Orchestra and Kolo Dancing LessonsJun 17 – Broward We are forming a Tamburitza orchestra and kolo group in south Florida. This will be the only group of its kind in Florida and the only group in existence in the southeastern United States. Tamburitza music pronounced Tahm-boo-ree-tsa, is the name for the family of stringed folk instruments native to Croatia. While native to Croatia, the Tamburitza is also the common folk instrument throughout Vojvodina, parts of Serbia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Kolo is danced primarily by people from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and White Carniola region of Slovenia. Many variations of Kolo dances are normally performed at weddings, social, cultural, and religious ceremonies. Kolo's may be performed in a closed circle, a single chain or in two parallel lines. Both men and women dance together, however some dances require only men to dance and some dances are only for women. The Kolo dance is accompanied by traditional instrumental music (bearing the same name), performed most often with an accordion, but also with other instruments: frula (traditional kind of a recorder) and tamburitza instruments.
We are forming a Junior group for children and young people in the age range of 7 to 21 and an adult group for people 18 and over. You are never too old to enjoy the dancing and playing. We have had members up to 92 old young. The groups will learn to play, dance and sing the songs of the regions. No musical training is necessary since we will teach everyone who wants to join how to read music and then play it on the various tamburitza instruments. The dance groups will be taught various types of dances from the regions to accompany the orchestra. Everyone will be taught to sing the songs of the regions with classes on pronunciation and meanings of the words. We are looking for anyone of any age who would like to participate and anyone who has musical, dance or vocal training of any kind, would be of great help to us. This group is starting from scratch so we currently are looking from instruments from the region to acquire for our members, either through donation or purchase( donations would really help). The 3/4 double bass is one instrument we are currently looking for in south Florida but all types of tamburitza instruments are needed so if anyone can help us, please contact the orchestra director: Edo Sindicich at edo4cubs@aol.com.
Practices will be beginning January 14, 2018 and held every Sunday starting at 1 pm at the Croatian American Cultural Center & Social Club located at 849 SE 8th Ave, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441.There will be a small fee (less than ten dollars) per lesson to help pay the instructors and directors. The clubs has its own 2nd floor dance studio and a large hall to stage dances and concerts. For those who would like to play you will need a tamburitza instrument and we have made an arrangement with a Tamburitza maker in Pennsylvania who can provide HANDMADE new high quality instruments in the price range of $250 to $475 which is a bargain if you Google tamburitza instruments that are for sale on the internet. Since this is a brand new group unfortunately we do not have enough instruments to loan you as of yet for all the people wishing to join. You can check out information about tamburiza music and watch and listen to music with resources at http://learningtambura.byethost6.com and www.facebook.com/Tamburitzaorchestra/
Anyone wishing to take advantage this unique and rare opportunity to continue their culture or learn folk music from these Slavic regions and would like to join can contact: Edo Sindicich at edo4cubs@aol.com or 954-294-7366 or call Dan Grgas president of the Croatian-American Cultural Club at 954-864-9966. https://www.facebook.com/CroatianAmericanCulturalCenter 2:00 pm: Father's Day BluesJun 17 – North Florida One of our Signature Events: Father's Day Blues is to honor thy father in a different fashion with a little Blues. Sunday June 17th in the Santa Fe listening room at the High Springs Museum 23760 NW 187th Avenue, High Springs, FL Featuring all acoustic, upclose and personal performances by: Sheba the Mississippi Queen Jim Allen's Finger Lickin' Blues and Ballads opens the show. Hors d'oeuvres by the Great Outdoors Restaurant, The Diner and more. $10 donations suggested. Reservations Required! Seating is limited! Reserve your seats now! |
Jun 18 | Jun 19 | Jun 20 |
Jun 212:30 pm: Matthew Sabatella at Brockway Memorial LibraryJun 21 – Dade "American Heritage Music: From Plymouth Rock to Rock and Roll" tells the story of music from Colonial America through the birth of rock and roll. With vocals, guitar, and banjo, Matthew Sabatella guides audiences on a journey that connects traditional folk songs, spirituals, Appalachian music, ragtime, blues, jazz, country, bluegrass, and early rock and roll. Audiences sing along to familiar favorites and come to understand how the music came to be. Since before the United States declared independence, songs, instruments, and musical styles were brought to the New World by British colonists, African slaves, and immigrants from other parts of the world. New songs and genres emerged from the encounters between these diverse people as well as the unique American experience itself. As America changed, grew, and pushed its boundaries, so did the music. This is American Heritage Music. This is your birthright. Own it. |
Jun 22 |
Jun 237:00 pm: Joel Zoss at Kat Riggins Sanctuary Church Hall ConcertJun 23 Joel Zoss at Kat Riggins Sanctuary Church Hall Concert 8:00 pm: Open Mic at Luna Star Cafe' hosted by Wagner, Hand & PflugJun 23 Dade The Open Mic at Luna Star Cafe' occurs the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month. Musical performances, comedy and spoken word all welcome! Address is 775 NE 125th Street North Miami Fl 33161. |
Jun 241:00 pm: Jam in the Park Dania Beach, FLJun 24 – Broward Jam in the Park, the monthly acoustic music circle, meets this Sunday, 12/27 from 1-4 PM at 1:00 pm: Tamburitza Orchestra and Kolo Dancing LessonsJun 24 – Broward We are forming a Tamburitza orchestra and kolo group in south Florida. This will be the only group of its kind in Florida and the only group in existence in the southeastern United States. Tamburitza music pronounced Tahm-boo-ree-tsa, is the name for the family of stringed folk instruments native to Croatia. While native to Croatia, the Tamburitza is also the common folk instrument throughout Vojvodina, parts of Serbia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Kolo is danced primarily by people from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and White Carniola region of Slovenia. Many variations of Kolo dances are normally performed at weddings, social, cultural, and religious ceremonies. Kolo's may be performed in a closed circle, a single chain or in two parallel lines. Both men and women dance together, however some dances require only men to dance and some dances are only for women. The Kolo dance is accompanied by traditional instrumental music (bearing the same name), performed most often with an accordion, but also with other instruments: frula (traditional kind of a recorder) and tamburitza instruments.
We are forming a Junior group for children and young people in the age range of 7 to 21 and an adult group for people 18 and over. You are never too old to enjoy the dancing and playing. We have had members up to 92 old young. The groups will learn to play, dance and sing the songs of the regions. No musical training is necessary since we will teach everyone who wants to join how to read music and then play it on the various tamburitza instruments. The dance groups will be taught various types of dances from the regions to accompany the orchestra. Everyone will be taught to sing the songs of the regions with classes on pronunciation and meanings of the words. We are looking for anyone of any age who would like to participate and anyone who has musical, dance or vocal training of any kind, would be of great help to us. This group is starting from scratch so we currently are looking from instruments from the region to acquire for our members, either through donation or purchase( donations would really help). The 3/4 double bass is one instrument we are currently looking for in south Florida but all types of tamburitza instruments are needed so if anyone can help us, please contact the orchestra director: Edo Sindicich at edo4cubs@aol.com.
Practices will be beginning January 14, 2018 and held every Sunday starting at 1 pm at the Croatian American Cultural Center & Social Club located at 849 SE 8th Ave, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441.There will be a small fee (less than ten dollars) per lesson to help pay the instructors and directors. The clubs has its own 2nd floor dance studio and a large hall to stage dances and concerts. For those who would like to play you will need a tamburitza instrument and we have made an arrangement with a Tamburitza maker in Pennsylvania who can provide HANDMADE new high quality instruments in the price range of $250 to $475 which is a bargain if you Google tamburitza instruments that are for sale on the internet. Since this is a brand new group unfortunately we do not have enough instruments to loan you as of yet for all the people wishing to join. You can check out information about tamburiza music and watch and listen to music with resources at http://learningtambura.byethost6.com and www.facebook.com/Tamburitzaorchestra/
Anyone wishing to take advantage this unique and rare opportunity to continue their culture or learn folk music from these Slavic regions and would like to join can contact: Edo Sindicich at edo4cubs@aol.com or 954-294-7366 or call Dan Grgas president of the Croatian-American Cultural Club at 954-864-9966. https://www.facebook.com/CroatianAmericanCulturalCenter |
Jun 25 | Jun 26 | Jun 27 |
Jun 286:30 pm: Matthew Sabatella at Deerfield Beach LibraryJun 28 – Broward "American Heritage Music: From Plymouth Rock to Rock and Roll" tells the story of music from Colonial America through the birth of rock and roll. With vocals, guitar, and banjo, Matthew Sabatella guides audiences on a journey that connects traditional folk songs, spirituals, Appalachian music, ragtime, blues, jazz, country, bluegrass, and early rock and roll. Audiences sing along to familiar favorites and come to understand how the music came to be. Since before the United States declared independence, songs, instruments, and musical styles were brought to the New World by British colonists, African slaves, and immigrants from other parts of the world. New songs and genres emerged from the encounters between these diverse people as well as the unique American experience itself. As America changed, grew, and pushed its boundaries, so did the music. This is American Heritage Music. This is your birthright. Own it. |
Jun 29 |
Jun 307:00 pm: ACMA 6th Anniversary ShowJun 30 Southwest Florida Passing the five-year mark and into our 6th year we can safely say we are here to stay. Keeping true to our mission of supporting original independent music, has been easy because it’s All About The Music. We will present a special night of music emceed by Dan Philgreen. The musician lineup is all Founding Songwriter members that joined the first year. Joe Virga, Ray Cerbone, Carlene Thissen, Roy Schneider, Bill Metts, Scott DozierDan Philgreen, Mike McMillan, Kim Mayfield, Houseboat Jim, Alan Branford, Ken Crosby. Ricky “Baker” Cegelis , Many others wanted to attend but will be out of town. Everyone is welcome to join us as we celebrate the best way we know how, by making music. |
