Ringling Underground brings in the fall arts season

On October 1, Ringling Underground kicked off the fall with live performances by The Bird Tribe, Redfeather and Megan Jean & The KFB along with new art by Noelle McCleaf, Eska Plamer and Leslie Reed.

  • By Nick Reichert
  • | 10:17 a.m. October 2, 2015
  • Arts + Culture
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Local and regional bands The Bird Tribe, Redfeather and Megan Jean & The KFB performed in the open air of the John and Mable Ringling Museum courtyard with artists Noelle McCleaf, Eska Palmer and Leslie Reed exhibited their latest work to Sarasota art lovers. For three hours culture fans explored the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art while enjoying live music, new art, and the museum's classic collection.

Fans young and old flocked to Ringling Underground to enjoy the live music and art.
Fans young and old flocked to Ringling Underground to enjoy the live music and art.
Art lovers arrived to drink and eat and linger in the John and Mable Ringling Museum courtyard.
Art lovers arrived to drink and eat and linger in the John and Mable Ringling Museum courtyard.
The Bird Tribe
The Bird Tribe
Local Sarasota band The Bird Tribe opened up October's Ringling Underground.
Local Sarasota band The Bird Tribe opened up October's Ringling Underground.
Joshua Sears, Eska Palmer and Stefan Yokaitis
Joshua Sears, Eska Palmer and Stefan Yokaitis
Morgan Saltes and Susie Webb
Morgan Saltes and Susie Webb
The Bird Tribe.
The Bird Tribe.
Laura Rader, Elisaj Cash, Carry Rock and Dylan Cox
Laura Rader, Elisaj Cash, Carry Rock and Dylan Cox
Mallory Foster, Christta Leonard and Todd Underhill
Mallory Foster, Christta Leonard and Todd Underhill
From St. Petersburg, Redfeather performed at the October Ringling Underground.
From St. Petersburg, Redfeather performed at the October Ringling Underground.
Redfeather
Redfeather
Redfeather
Redfeather

 

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