Music on May Lane grooves to a new beat

The Bayside Club hosted the event to promote construction of the building.

  • By Amelia Hanks
  • | 7:43 p.m. March 8, 2019
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Music filled May Lane, drawing people out from all over Sarasota to the small, blocked-off street.

Hundreds of people attended the Music on May Lane event, hosted by yet-unfinished The Bayside Club, on March 8. Vendors, like Spice Station, the Overton, Tsunami, Make It Swirl, Pura Vie and The Yoga Shack, attended the event. 

The lineup included Reverend Barry and the Funk, Kara & Kaleidogroove and Døvydas. 

Gold Coast Eagle Distributing served beer at the event, benefited Tickets for Kids Charities.

Wes Broadway brought his dog, Georgie, to the event.
Wes Broadway brought his dog, Georgie, to the event.
Ed Swan and developers Josh Weiner and Bruce Weiner
Ed Swan and developers Josh Weiner and Bruce Weiner
Robert Schmid and Stefanie Geiger
Robert Schmid and Stefanie Geiger
Bill Lindsay and Tony Demo
Bill Lindsay and Tony Demo
Jennifer Paone and Raeah Maltby
Jennifer Paone and Raeah Maltby
David and Yvette Seibert
David and Yvette Seibert
Artists painted live pieces during the event.
Artists painted live pieces during the event.
Attendees gathered on tables to eat the food from trucks at the event.
Attendees gathered on tables to eat the food from trucks at the event.
Robin Thomas, Holly Nikolich and Bret Lageson
Robin Thomas, Holly Nikolich and Bret Lageson
The cake was cut up and given to event-goers.
The cake was cut up and given to event-goers.
Kara & Kaleidogroove played for the crowd.
Kara & Kaleidogroove played for the crowd.
The street was blocked off for the giant block party.
The street was blocked off for the giant block party.
The sidewalk was decorated with art to promote Music on May Lane.
The sidewalk was decorated with art to promote Music on May Lane.

 

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