- April 29, 2025
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John Micco performs with The Alan Grant Band.
Photo by Ian SwabyLilly Hodge serves Frank Sanderson and Carrie Monte at the BESO stand.
Photo by Ian SwabyAnghelo Acosta makes a precise move in Jenga.
Photo by Ian SwabyBrandon Sommers and Alan Grant of The Alan Grant Band offer a performance.
Photo by Ian SwabyCarol , Richard and Beth Rueger and Maritza Rey
Photo by Ian SwabyMila and Danya Arie
Photo by Ian SwabyDebra Braunstein and Lukas Braunstein, 8, play a game of Jenga.
Photo by Ian SwabyJulia Griffin and Melissa Parker enjoy the vibes on Palm Avenue.
Photo by Ian SwabyThe event continues to draw record crowds, according to Joseph Grano, Jr., president, founder and marketing communications thought leader of Next-Mark.
Photo by Ian SwabyMike Kopp and Max McCloud have a laugh together.
Photo by Ian SwabySusie Mazzarella and Cheryl Ryan enjoyed a sisters' night out.
Photo by Ian SwabyAfter moving to Sarasota from Nebraska on May 3, Jesse Pickett found a surprise along a section of Palm Avenue.
“I wasn’t expecting the whole concert, so that’s pretty cool,” he said.
The concert by The Alan Grant Band was part of the Vibe on Palm event, part of the Fresh Fridays series of events held the first Friday of each month and presented by the Downtown Improvement District.
Joseph Grano, Jr., president, founder and marketing communications thought leader of Next-Mark, the company that organizes the event, said the events are increasingly well-known in the local community, as they continue to draw record crowds.
"The Downtown Improvement District continues to be enthusiastic along with the city of Sarasota, in sponsoring the event and providing all the support that we need to make this happen, and we're thrilled to be a part of it,” he said.
“What keeps me here — the people, the love and support of all arts and the weather’s not so bad either,” said Alan Grant of The Alan Grant Band.
Fresh Fridays continues in June with a yacht rock-themed event followed by a break and then a return in October.