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Music Walk announces auditions on February 12 for Latin Dance Live

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Ft. Myers Galleries Examiner

For Myers Music Walk is seeking performers, musicians, dancers and singers for Latin Dance Live, a groundbreaking multi-cultural event taking place April 20-22 in the downtown Fort Myers River District, the Harborside Event Center and Fort Myers Beach.

The portion of the event taking place on April 20 will be part of Music Walk, the all-ages, rain or shine event in which more than two dozen art galleries, boutiques, restaurants and bars welcome Southwest Florida residents and visitors to the downtown Fort Myers River District for a night celebrating good food, spirits and live music in genres ranging from folk, blues guitar, piano and saxophone to heavy metal, electro-rock, reggae and steel drums. It is not only the largest indoor/outdoor music festival in southwest Florida, it’s a social event where friends gather, people meet, and most people bump into someone they haven’t seen in some time.

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"We need performers, musicians, singers and dancers with acts relating to the music and dance from different countries (Cuba, Columbia, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela, etc.)," states Fort Myers Music Walk in a recent press release. 
 
Auditions will be held on Sunday, February 12, from 1:00-5:00 p.m. To schedule an appointment to audition and to submit your performing video, please email lydia@latindancelive.com. For more information on the event please visit www.latindancelive.com.
Music Walk transforms the River District into an indoor/outdoor music festival.
Music Walk transforms the River District into an indoor/outdoor music festival.
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Tom Hall, 2011
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An amateur artist and collector himself, Tom Hall is an aspiring novelist who writes art quest thrillers. His first work, entitled Private Collection, fictionalizes the rediscovery of the fabled billion-dollar Impressionist collection that Parisian art dealer Josse Bernheim-Jeune lost during...

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