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Kiwanis to launch online auction to benefit scholarships
By KIWANIS CLUB - | Mar 12, 2021
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A vintage 1969 Honda 350 Scrambler.
For the past year, COVID-19 has put a stop to many major gatherings on the islands, including the Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis Club’s annual Spaghetti Dinner. But, the club has a new event that promises to be both fun and safe: the Kiwanis Online Silent Auction.
Available for browsing, the auction Website features unusual items and exciting experiences. Listings include resort and hotel stays, golf outings, sporting goods, fishing and sightseeing trips, artwork, custom chef-prepared dinners, private wine tasting dinner party, home services, legal consultation and even a rare collector’s item, a vintage 1969 Honda 350 motorcycle in pristine condition.
BIG ARTS to live steam Annual Benefit, performer
By BIG ARTS - | Mar 12, 2021
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Sheléa
BIG ARTS will offer its 2021 Annual Benefit virtually on March 18 at 8 p.m. featuring Sheléa.
For the first time, participants can experience the event from the comfort of their own home with a live-streamed production from Christensen Hall. Limited seats in the hall are also available for purchase.
The star of this year’s benefit is Sheléa, who is back by popular demand. Her performance last season received a standing ovation and rave reviews from the audience. With a voice reminiscent of Whitney Houston and the piano skills of Alicia Keys, Sheléa has been hailed as one of the greatest artists of a generation by music legend Quincy Jones. Among the many highlights of her career are performances at the White House, Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall.