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As we gear up for the launch of our 2025–2026 Season, the excitement is building at Arts Bonita! We’re delighted to welcome back your favorite artists and performers—and equally thrilled to introduce you to fresh new talent and unforgettable experiences designed to inspire, entertain and engage all interests and ages.
Now is the perfect time to take advantage of the Arts Bonita Flex Pass. Choose the performances you love while enjoying up to 25% savings if you’re a member. It’s flexible, easy and the best way to experience more of what makes our stages shine.
Beyond the spotlight, both of our campuses are buzzing with creativity and growth. Our newly opened Digital Lab is already making waves, with innovative classes in filmmaking, photography, animation, social media strategy and influencer branding. Whether you’re looking to expand your business reach or discover a new artistic outlet, the Digital Lab offers powerful tools to do just that.
We’re also expanding our offerings in dance, theater and film, with exciting new classes for both adults and youth. Our homeschool program, launched last spring, continues to grow— offering a rich and varied curriculum that nurtures creativity and confidence across multiple artistic disciplines.
At our Visual Arts Center, you’ll find hands-on instruction in stone carving, ceramics, glass fusion, drawing and painting—all led by outstanding faculty and open to all levels. Whether you're taking your first steps in the arts or deepening your craft, this is where your creative journey can truly flourish.
This season, we’re proud to celebrate 35 years since Arts Bonita was officially incorporated. It’s a milestone that reflects the power of community support and the passion for the arts that fuels everything we do.
So, we invite you to get involved. Become a member, take advantage of performance and class discounts and help sustain the vibrant cultural life we’ve built together. Or lend your talents by joining one of our committees—whether you’re passionate about education, events, marketing, or outreach, you can make a real difference.
Thank you for being part of the Arts Bonita family. Here’s to our most inspiring season yet!
Warmest Wishes,

Alyona Ushe Executive Director, Arts Bonita

THE WORLD’S PREMIER ABBA TRIBUTE BAND OVER 200 SHOWS ANNUALLY SINCE 1999
FRIDAY | JANUARY 30 th | 7:30 pm
Returning to Arts Bonita after a sold-out performance, ABBAMANIA is the only ABBA tribute band to perform for the cast of Mamma Mia! This Toronto-based ensemble has captivated audiences worldwide, from Malaysia to Mexico, delivering over 200 shows annually since 1999. With stunning vocals and authentic costumes crafted by the original Mamma Mia! seamstress, ABBAMANIA transports audiences back to ABBA’s golden era. The Toronto Sun praises them as “vocally and musically superb,” while the Globe and Mail hails their performance as “truly a great show.”Experience the magic of ABBA live at Arts Bonita with timeless hits like “Dancing Queen,” “Mamma Mia,” and “Waterloo.” Don’t miss this unforgettable musical journey!

JAZZ Free Dance Lesson (6:15 PM - 7:15 PM)
SATURDAY | JANUARY 31st | 7:30 pm | HINMAN AUDITORIUM
Put on your dancing shoes and experience the romance and sophistication of traditional swing and ballroom music performed by our 18-piece big band orchestra. From the smooth elegance of the foxtrot to the sensual rhythms of Latin music to the irresistible energy of swing, this enchanting evening celebrates the music that brought generations together on the dance floor.
An 18-piece orchestra of seasoned musicians and educators who have performed with legends and toured nationally, The ensemble features powerhouse brass and versatile woodwinds.

FOLK
SATURDAY | JANUARY 31st | 7:30 pm | MOE AUDITORIUM
The Andrew Collins Trio is a genre-defying acoustic ensemble centered on the extraordinary versatility of mandolin virtuoso Andrew Collins. Often featuring Adam Shier (guitar, mandolin, vocals) and James McEleney (bass, mandocello, vocals), the trio blends bluegrass, folk, jazz, classical and Celtic influences, spawning a sound playfully dubbed “chambergrass.”
Winners of multiple Canadian Folk Music Awards, including Instrumental Group of the Year and with five JUNO Award nominations, the trio has earned international acclaim for their virtuosic playing and adventurous compositions.

CHANNELING THE LEGACY OF CHICAGO BLUES WITH FLAIR & SOUL-STIRRING CHARISMA
SUNDAY | FEBRUARY 1st | 7:00 pm
"In Ronnie Baker Brooks’s powerhouse hands, blues - rock never sounded so outrageous. Soul never sounded so delicious. And the blues never sounded so profound … one of today’s top live performers." Blues Music Magazine
Brooks' musical mastery has earned him top honors at the Blues Music Awards: Song of the Year – “Blues In My DNA”
Contemporary Blues Album of the Year – Blues In My DNA Contemporary Blues Male Artist of the Year – Ronnie Baker Brooks

TUESDAY | FEBRUARY 3rd | 7:30 pm
From President Ronald Reagan’s memorable tribute, “Yakov, you are a national treasure,” to a recent nod from The Joe Rogan Experience: “He’s still slinging it, he’s good!”
After arriving in the United States as a young immigrant in 1977, Smirnoff quickly became one of the country’s most recognizable comedic talents. He appeared regularly on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, became a fan favorite on Night Court and later starred in his own television series inspired by his now-iconic phrase, “What a country!” His film and television career includes collaborations with Tom Hanks, Robin Williams, Richard Pryor, Meryl Streep and Jack Nicholson. His acclaimed PBS special Happily Ever Laughter was named the network’s “Best Special” for two consecutive years.

WEDNESDAY | FEBRUARY 4th | 7:30 pm
Get ready for a night of electrifying blues with the Nick Moss Band featuring Dennis Gruenling, one of the most celebrated acts on the contemporary blues scene. This powerhouse group delivers a fiery blend of traditional Chicago blues, swing and high-energy rockin' rhythm & blues that has earned them acclaim from coast to coast.
Led by guitarist and vocalist Nick Moss, a Chicago blues veteran with over a dozen albums to his name and harmonica ace Dennis Gruenling, a show-stopping performer praised for his explosive stage presence and jaw-dropping harp skills, this band is a force to be reckoned with.

FAMILIAR SONGS RE-IMAGINED WITH BOLD BRASS, TIGHT RHYTHMS & THE IRRESISTIBLE ENERGY
THURSDAY | FEBRUARY 5th | 7:30 pm
Grammy-Award Winner Danny Davis didn’t just add horns to country music—he changed its sound forever. What began as a bold experiment became one of Nashville’s most decorated ensembles, winning six consecutive CMA Instrumental Group of the Year awards and a Grammy Award for Best Country Instrumental Performance.
Their unmistakable style—country classics powered by soaring trumpets and rich brass harmonies— became a sensation. As one profile noted, Davis was warned that “country music fans don’t like horns,” yet he proved the opposite, turning the Nashville Brass into a beloved staple of American music.

FRIDAY | FEBRUARY 6 th | 7:30 pm
Experience the magic of spontaneous storytelling with BIG (Bonita Improv Group), where every moment is crafted live before your eyes based purely on your suggestions and imagination. BIG creates an inclusive theatrical experience that celebrates the art of collaborative creation, blending seasoned professional performers with emerging talent building their performance credentials while incorporating beloved traditional improv games. Whether you choose to watch from your seat or take the leap onto the stage, you'll witness—and potentially become part of—completely unscripted scenes, characters and stories that will never exist again in quite the same way.

'50s & '60s
SATURDAY | FEBRUARY 7th | 7:30 pm
Igniting the stage with the explosive sound and spirit of rock & roll’s earliest pioneers. The production features his powerhouse showband The Lovers and the acclaimed Lovettes—seen on PBS’s Doo-Wop Generations and endorsed by The Shirelles and The Chiffons.
The show blends exhilarating live performance with a fast-moving journey through the music that reshaped American culture, delivering iconic hits by Jerry Lee Lewis, Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, The Beach Boys, The Supremes, and more. Shake Baby Shake brings the excitement, edge, and electricity of rock & roll’s most innovative years into the present moment.

JAZZ & FILM: ICONIC THEMES FROM BELOVED FILMS
JAZZ
THURSDAY | FEBRUARY 12th | 7:30 pm
Step into the spotlight for a one-of-a-kind musical experience where the magic of jazz meets the glamour of the big screen! Acclaimed jazz pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew brings his signature energy, storytelling and virtuosity to Arts Bonita in “Jazz and Film,” a thrilling concert that celebrates the unforgettable jazz moments that have graced the silver screen and television.
From the smoky sophistication of classic noir soundtracks to the vibrant swing of modern movie scores. Audiences will experience iconic themes from beloved films and shows — reimagined and brought to life through dazzling improvisation, rhythmic flair and rich historical context.

JAZZ
FRIDAY | FEBRUARY 13th | 7:30 pm | HINMAN AUDITORIUM
Fall in love with the sultry sounds of big band romance! This Valentine’s Day, let the power of live big band sweep you off your feet. Our full 18-piece orchestra sets the mood with lush ballads, smoky jazz standards and sizzling dance numbers that once made hearts race in the golden age of swing. From tender melodies that whisper romance to red-hot rhythms that ignite the dance floor, it’s an unforgettable evening of passion, elegance and timeless music.
An 18-piece orchestra of seasoned musicians and educators who have performed with legends and toured nationally, The ensemble features powerhouse brass and versatile woodwinds.

FRIDAY | FEBRUARY 13th | 7:30 pm | MOE AUDITORIUM
Traditional blues, straight up with a big dose of passion. With smoking grooves, served up with hot harmonica and smooth stinging guitar they play original songs peppered with nods to Slim Harpo, Little Walter, Jimmy Rogers, Billy Boy Arnold, Junior Wells and the three Kings.
Born and raised on south side of Chicago, the Rev has been playing the blues since 1971 when he first saw Freddy King play at the Kinetic Theatre in Chicago. After 15 year hitch in the Navy, Chief Raven moved to Milwaukee where he began a long friendship and collaboration with Madison Slim, long time harmonica player for Jimmy Rogers.

THE WAY YOU LAUGH TONIGHT, A COMEDY LOVE STORY!
SATURDAY | FEBRUARY 14th | 7:30 pm | MOE AUDITORIUM
Singles, couples and everyone in between will crack up at his take on love and relationships.
Mark Riccadonna, contributing writer for Saturday Night Live’s “Weekend Update,” a favorite on Sirius/XM and seen on Dry Bar Comedy, Live at Gotham and Fox’s Laughs, brings his signature voice and storytelling style to Arts Bonita for a clean Valentine’s Day comedy love story. His popular albums Drinks Jokes and Storytelling, If Tom Brady and It’s All Downhill from Here highlight the warmth and authenticity he brings to every performance.

SATURDAY | FEBRUARY 14th | 7:30pm | HINMAN AUDITORIUM
For millions of fans, the music of Seals & Crofts was more than just songs — it was the soundtrack of their lives. With chart-topping hits like “Summer Breeze,” “Diamond Girl,” “Get Closer,” “We May Never Pass This Way Again” and “Hummingbird”, the duo defined the soft-rock era of the 1970’s, selling millions of albums and touring worldwide.
Now that legacy lives on with Seals & Crofts 2. Featuring Brady Seals (cousin of Jim Seals and Dan Seals, former co-lead singer of multi-platinum country group Little Texas and ASCAP Triple Play Award winner) and Lua Crofts (daughter of Dash Crofts, a gifted vocalist and songwriter who carries the unmistakable Seals & Crofts family sound), the duo brings heart, harmony and the hits to every performance.

SUNDAY | FEBRUARY 15th | 3:00 pm & 7:30 pm
They’re back! After two sold-out performances at Arts Bonita, this internationally acclaimed group, seen by audiences all over the world, has been recreating the legendary sound of the Eagles with stunning authenticity for over three decades.
With soaring harmonies, meticulous musicianship and a deep respect for the iconic American band, Hotel California delivers the ultimate Eagles concert experience. Fans will be treated to chart-topping hits like “Take It Easy,” “One of These Nights,” “New Kid in Town,” “Life in the Fast Lane” and of course, “Hotel California.”

NOLA MARDI GRAS CELEBRATION. MASKS & NOISEMAKERS INCLUDED!
ACOUSTIC BLUES & ZYDECO
TUESDAY | FEBRUARY 17th | 7:30 pm
NOLA spirit takes over Southwest Florida when Rick Howard and friends light up the stage with a high-energy Mardi Gras celebration! Get ready for a night of infectious Zydeco, soulful Blues and New Orleans classics like “Iko Iko” and “Jambalaya,” along with hits from legends like Fats Domino, Dr. John and The Meters.
“At the core of this exceptional ensemble is the unmatched talent of Rick Howard, whose guitar virtuosity has earned him recognition as one of South Florida’s most outstanding musicians.” Florida Weekly

THURSDAY | FEBRUARY 19th | 7:30 pm
With 50 chart-topping hits to his name, Barry Manilow is a true pop legend—and Billboard Magazine’s #1 Adult Contemporary Artist of all time. Now, acclaimed Broadway performer and recording artist Mark Sanders brings Manilow’s unforgettable music to life in a heartfelt tribute. Backed by a full live band, Mark delivers powerful and personal renditions of classics like “Mandy,” “I Write the Songs,” and the show-stopping “Copacabana.” With his commanding stage presence, soaring tenor and deep emotional connection to the music, Mark captures the spirit of Manilow’s greatest hits and invites audiences to fall in love with them all over again.

FRIDAY | FEBRUARY 20 th | 7:30 pm
Back by popular demand after last season’s sold-out performance!
The band has made an undeniable impact across the globe, sharing the stage with the likes of Joe Bonamassa, Blackberry Smoke, Peter Frampton, The Marshall Tucker Band, The Black Crowes, Little Feat and Rival Sons. 2020’s Last Light On The Highway earned world wide acclaim and 2021’s Shine A Light On Me Brother continued their upward climb. 2023’s Ride Into The Light, a multi-faceted album that showcased collaborations with GRAMMY-winning producers Don Was, Kevin Shirley and Dave Cobb, alongside contributions from Bonamassa and Josh Smith.

THE BEATLES WITH A BLUES TWIST BLUES ROCK ALBUM OF THE YEAR
SATURDAY | FEBRUARY 21st | 7:30 pm
Hailing from Brazil, this sensational band has captivated audiences across the globe—from New York to Las Vegas, Denmark to Rio—with their unique and soulful fusion of Beatles melodies and traditional blues arrangements.
From their viral version of “Ticket to Ride” to their explosive cover of “A Hard Day’s Night”—which garnered over a million views in one week—the band has earned fans worldwide with their blend of bluesy grooves, expressive solos and unpretentious performances. Their debut album, Get Back to the Blues, showcases not only their deep musicality but also their chemistry as a true band.

SUNDAY | FEBRUARY 22nd | 7:00 pm
Internationally acclaimed guitarist, singer and songwriter Ana Popović has built a career as one of the most dynamic performers in contemporary blues. Known for her fiery guitar work, soulful voice and electrifying stage presence, she seamlessly blends blues, rock, funk and jazz into a sound that is uniquely her own. From festival stages to sold-out concert halls worldwide, Ana has captivated audiences with her high-energy performances and critically praised albums, including her most recent release POWER, which topped the Billboard Blues Chart and earned multiple Blues Music Award nominations.

DESTINATION SOULTOWN
ICONIC CLASSIC SOUL & MOTOWN MUSIC
TRIBUTE
THURSDAY | FEBRUARY 26 th | 7:30 pm
Joined by 11 performers, including a horn section, keyboardists, 4 vocalists and an incredible Rock & Soul rhythm section, the Destination Soultown Experience recreates a note-for-note and absolutely live choreographed duplication of these classic tunes from the early pioneers of Motown, Stax Records, Carolina Beach Music and The Sound of Philadelphia. Hear the sounds of artists like Four Tops, Temptations, Jackson 5, Smokey Robinson, Sly and the Family Stone, The Spinners, Earth Wind & Fire, Edwin Starr, Sam & Dave, Carl Carton, Otis Redding, The Delfonics, Marvin Gaye, Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, The Manhattans, Barry White, The Commodores, The Stylistics with many more soulful gems and surprises!

FEATURING FORMER ALLMAN BROTHERS BASSIST DAVID "ROOK" GOLDFLIES
ROCK
FRIDAY | FEBRUARY 27th | 7:30 pm
A Brother's Revival is a dynamic Southern rock ensemble led by bassist David “Rook” Goldflies, renowned for his tenure with the Allman Brothers Band. Goldflies contributed to three of the band's albums—Enlightened Rogues, Reach for the Sky and Brothers of the Road—and was part of the Grammy-nominated instrumental "Pegasus" from Enlightened Rogues. Formed in 2019, A Brother's Revival was conceived to honor the legacy of the Allman Brothers Band.
The group delivers authentic renditions of classics like "Whipping Post," "Statesboro Blues," "Jessica," and "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed," capturing the improvisational spirit of the original band.

"A VERY TALENTED GUITARIST… & WHERE DID THAT VOICE COME FROM?" — B.B. KING
SATURDAY | FEBRUARY 28th | 7:30 pm | MOE AUDITORIUM
With his guitar slung over his shoulder and the amps turned up full tilt, Anthony Gomes ignites the stage with a collision of blues soul and rock-and-roll attitude. Born in Toronto and now forging his sound from the heart of St. Louis, he channels influences ranging from Muddy Waters and Jimi Hendrix to Jeff Beck, Eddie Van Halen and B.B. King.
Expect a set-list that spans thunderous riffs, searing solos, groove-laden mid-tempo blues and songs that linger in the memory. Whether he’s diving into deep-rooted blues or revving up rock anthems, the night promises high energy, heartfelt musicianship and moments of pure guitar heroism.

SATURDAY | FEBRUARY 28th | 7:30pm | HINMAN AUDITORIUM
Matt Vee and The Killer Vees, sons and family of the legendary ’60s pop star Bobby Vee, join forces with a stellar group of musicians to bring Neil Diamond’s iconic songs like “Cracklin’ Rosie,” “Song Sung Blue” and “Sweet Caroline” to life in a powerful, authentic performance.
Led by Matt Vee, with vocals from Julie Velline and standout Minnesota players, The Killer Vees deliver a rockin’ evening of timeless hits and a few surprises. With a history of performing alongside legends like Sir Paul McCartney, Little Richard and The Brian Setzer Orchestra, this group promises an unforgettable night honoring Neil Diamond’s incredible legacy.

"ERIC IS ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE. HE IS A MASTER."
— CARLOS SANTANA
SUNDAY | MARCH 1st | 7:00 pm
Grammy-nominated and a two-time Blues Music Award winner for Blues Rock Artist of the Year, Eric Gales is widely regarded as one of the most electrifying guitarists of his generation. Blending blues, rock, soul and improvisational fire, he performs with a command and emotional depth that have distinguished him since his debut as a teenage prodigy.
After releasing his first major-label album at sixteen, Gales has continued to evolve into a singular voice on the instrument—technically brilliant, unmistakably expressive and creatively fearless. His groundbreaking style is shaped in part by his unique left-handed, upside-down guitar technique, which lends his playing a fluidity and intensity that has captivated audiences around the world.

WEDNESDAY | MARCH 4th | 7:30 pm
Back by popular demand, The Incorrigibles—Susie Hulcher, Matt Baxley, Darrell Nutt and Rick Howard—return to Arts Bonita for a spectacular “Best Of” concert. This special evening brings together the very best moments from all of their past Arts Bonita performances, featuring songs you forgot you remembered from the ’60s, ’70s, ’80s and beyond.
Whether you loved their Classic Soul & Motown nights, their ‘80s showcases, or their intimate acoustic unplugged concerts, you’ll relive the highlights and enjoy fresh new additions that will have you singing and dancing in your seat.

COMEDY
THURSDAY | MARCH 5th | 7:30 pm | MOE AUDITORIUM
You’ve seen her on Showtime’s Funny Women of a Certain Age, NBC’s Last Comic Standing and talk shows like Oprah, Dr. Oz and The Howard Stern Show. She’s a regular on Sirius XM and her high heels have hit the stages of America’s Got Talent, Comics Unleashed, The Apprentice and Gotham Live. Kerri even starred in her own reality show, Two Funny, alongside her comedian husband Tom Cotter. Kerri’s comedy is smart, sharp and deeply relatable—especially when she dives into life as a wife, mother of three boys (four if you count her husband) and woman navigating the chaos with humor and heart.

FLORIDA BLUES STAPLE FROM CHICAGO
THURSDAY | MARCH 5th | 7:30 pm | HINMAN AUDITORIUM
Recognized as one of the best Chicago blues bands in the state, the Backtrack Blues Band is a group of performers that have truly mastered their craft. They were founded in 1980 by lead singer-songwriter Sonny Charles. Not only did Charles put together the Backtrack Blues, but he also founded the renowned Tampa Bay Blues Festival, one of the largest blues festivals in America. The band consists of Grammy-award winning bass player Jeff “stick” Davis, lead guitarist and seasoned vocalist Kid Royal, drummer and one of the best blues and jazz percussionists in Florida Joe Bencomo and co-founder and rhythm guitarist Little Johnny Walter. One of the greatest blues performers in Florida for over 30 years.

FRIDAY | MARCH 6 th | 7:30 pm
Brothers Ronnie McCoury (mandolin) and Rob McCoury (banjo), sons of bluegrass icon Del McCoury, extend a lineage of bluegrass royalty with music that blends traditional acoustic power with the influence of rock, country and jam bands such as the Grateful Dead, Tom Petty and Led Zeppelin—all delivered with uncompromising musicianship and drive.
That fearless approach has made Travelin’ McCoury one of the most respected crossover bands in roots music. Their collaborations and shared stages with The Allman Brothers Band, Phish, Keller Williams, String Cheese Incident and Dierks Bentley reflect a rare ability to connect genres and audiences.

SATURDAY | MARCH 7th | 7:30 pm
The 2025 GRAMMY®-nominated and 2025 Blues Music Award “Acoustic Album of the Year” is Sue Foley’s tribute to the female pioneers of guitar.
A guitarist, singer, songwriter and bandleader, hailing from Ottawa, Canada. Based in Austin, Texas, Foley has released 17 studio albums and appeared on 19 others, with One Guitar Woman among her most acclaimed works. Known for her iconic pink paisley Telecaster and her rare ability to bring both power and intimacy to the stage, she will also be featured on the upcoming season of Austin City Limits/PBS-TV (Fall 2025).

SUNDAY | MARCH 8th | 7:00 pm
Vassilev started playing (or making noise) from the age of 3 and has performed throughout Europe, Asia, Latin America and the US. Most recently Mia has released her solo albums, VELVET NIGHTNOTES and PIANO ON THE RUN!
Mia has worked for tours and production rehearsals with the Metropolitan Opera (NY), Glimmerglass Opera (NY), Florida Grand Opera, Cincinnati Opera, Opera Theatre and Music Festival of Lucca, Italy, the American Institute of Musical Studies Festival in Graz, Austria. She has produced and directed epic 10-piano original shows locally. She currently performs her solo shows nationally.

MONDAY | MARCH 9th | 7:30 pm
Badlands “captures the essence of The Boss with spot - on vocal harmonies and advanced instrumental abilities” Norwalk Hour
Frontman Alex Shillo draws from a deep musical legacy and leads a group of seasoned professionals who have shared stages with icons such as Clarence Clemons, Aretha Franklin and The Temptations.
Their two-set concert format blends Shillo’s original Americana rock with a full-throttle performance of Springsteen classics such as Born in the U.S.A., Thunder Road and Glory Days.

TUESDAY | MARCH 10 th | 7:30 pm
Emerging from the progressive rock movement, the band developed a distinctive sound that blends folk, jazz and R&B, anchored by melodic songwriting and a pioneering twin lead guitar approach that influenced generations of rock musicians. Founding member Andy Powell continues to lead the band alongside longtime bassist Bob Skeat, guitarist Mark Abrahams and drummer Mike Truscott.
With a loyal international following built through decades of worldwide touring, Wishbone Ash’s catalog includes landmark albums such as Argus, Pilgrimage, and New England, as well as later acclaimed releases including Blue Horizon and Coat of Arms.

A JOURNEY INTO THE LAND OF SAINTS AND SCHOLARS
WEDNESDAY | MARCH 11th | 7:30 pm
Headed by a powerhouse creative team direct from Ireland and featuring award-winning Irish and World Champion singers, dancers and musicians, Celtic Angels Ireland is a theatrical feast for all ages. The production is written, directed, and choreographed by Louise Barry (Dublin, Ireland; The Diddley Idols / National Theatre), with musical arrangements by Peter Sheridan (Co. Cavan, Ireland; Celtic Thunder) and Irish Step Dance Director Sarah Costello (Belfast, Ireland; Rhythm of the Dance / ADCRG).
With over 30 Irish traditional and contemporary tunes masterfully intertwined and performed fully live by the Trinity Ensemble, the Heavenly Celtic Angels, and the Dynamic Celtic Knights Dancers, Celtic Angels Ireland delivers a richly layered evening of music, dance, and Irish tradition.

FRIDAY | MARCH 13th | 7:30 pm | MOE AUDITORIUM
Experience the magic of spontaneous storytelling with BIG (Bonita Improv Group), where every moment is crafted live before your eyes based purely on your suggestions and imagination. BIG creates an inclusive theatrical experience that celebrates the art of collaborative creation, blending seasoned professional performers with emerging talent building their performance credentials while incorporating beloved traditional improv games. Whether you choose to watch from your seat or take the leap onto the stage, you'll witness—and potentially become part of—completely unscripted scenes, characters and stories that will never exist again in quite the same way.

THE WORLDS GREATEST TRIBUTE TO THE TRAVELING WILBURYS
FRIDAY | MARCH 13th | 7:30 pm | HINMAN AUDITORIUM
Don’t miss this spectacular salute to the supergroup of all supergroups; The Traveling Wilburys: George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne and Bob Dylan. Featuring world-renowned tribute band - The Traveling Milburys! Indulge in a multimedia evening filled with thrilling lights, sound, video and audience participation. An authentic recreation of The Traveling Wilburys right down to the outfits and instruments.
Enjoy all the hits of The Wilburys performing to celebrations of sold-out audiences across North America, here’s your chance to experience The World’s Greatest Tribute To The Traveling Wilburys!

SATURDAY | MARCH 14th | 7:30 pm
RocOpraNatra brings together three powerhouse performers: Brian Roman, who channels the timeless charisma of Sinatra and Tom Jones; Christopher Dallo, a classically trained tenor handpicked by David Foster for his Hit Man tour alongside Sarah McLachlan and Peter Cetera; and Danny Scott, a rock vocalist formerly signed to A&M Records and a founding member of 3MDM whose songs have appeared on Degrassi. Together they ignite a high-energy journey from Sinatra to Rod Stewart, Elvis to Pavarotti, Ed Sheeran to Bocelli — a thrilling blend where timeless melodies meet modern edge.

SUNDAY | MARCH 15th | 7:00 pm
"One of the most exciting names in instrumental rock." — Guitar World Magazine
Lari Basilio's music is driven by big melodic themes, tight rhythmic hooks, and arrangements that move with purpose—original, modern, and immediately engaging, with the guitar carrying the narrative the way a lead vocalist would.
Her global profile reflects both the quality of her writing and the level of musicianship behind it. Basilio has recorded in Los Angeles at Capitol Studios, United Recording, and EastWest Studios with world-class players including drummer Vinnie Colaiuta, and bassists Nathan East, Sean Hurley and Leland Sklar—an unmistakable signal of the respect her work commands internationally.

40th ANNIVERSARY TOUR
FEMALE IMPERSONATORS
TUESDAY | MARCH 17th | 7:30 pm
Don’t hate Frank Marino because he looks better in a gown than you do. Or because his hair, makeup and mile-high Manolos are always flawless. Just grab your seat and get ready for the glitziest, sassiest party on stage — because DIVAS is back and celebrating 40 legendary years!
This over-the-top spectacular stars an all-male cast of dazzling female impersonators channeling the biggest icons in music — think Cher, Madonna, Diana Ross, Britney, Beyoncé, Dolly and more. At the center of it all is Marino himself, as the quick-witted, glam-loving Joan Rivers, changing couture gowns and killer heels between every act, delivering razor-sharp comedy and nonstop sparkle.

WEDNESDAY | MARCH 18th | 7:30 pm
Celebrate the groundbreaking contributions of women in the world of jazz with “Women in Jazz,” an inspiring concert spotlighting the powerful voices and compositions of female jazz artists past and present. Led by award-winning pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew, this performance honors the musical legacies of trailblazers like Mary Lou Williams, Geri Allen, Carla Bley, Melba Liston, Esperanza Spalding and more. From soulful ballads to swinging hard bop and genre-pushing modern works, the program showcases the diversity, creativity and innovation that women have brought and continue to bring, to the jazz tradition.

SATURDAY | MARCH 21st | 7:30 pm
Internationally acclaimed artists Annika Chambers and Paul DesLauriers bring incredible chemistry both on stage and in life. After a brief encounter at the 2018 International Blues Challenge, their professional relationship blossomed into a romance, culminating in marriage in 2019. Annika, a Soul-Blues powerhouse from Houston, won the 2022 Blues Music Award for Soul-Blues Female Artist of the Year and has toured major festivals across North America and Europe. Paul, a Canadian Blues-Rocker, has earned multiple Maple Blues Awards, including Guitarist of the Year and his album Bounce debuted at #1 on Canada’s Roots Music Report.
Together, they create a thrilling fusion of soul and blues-rock that audiences won’t want to miss!

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ROCK
FRIDAY | MARCH 27th | 7:30 pm
In honor of the 40th anniversary, BoDeans will perform two-and-a-half-hour shows featuring a video retrospective, which will include songs from their 14 studio records covering five decades of music1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s and the 2020s. Founded and led by original front man, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Kurt Neumann, the band’s catalog consists of generational anthems such as “Good Things,” “You Don’t Get Much,” “Idaho,” and “Closer to Free,” to name a few. BoDeans emerged out of Waukesha, WI in 1986 with the seminal debut, Love & Hope & Sex & Dreams, produced by T Bone Burnett.

SHAMROCK & SINATRA
DUBLIN
SATURDAY | MARCH 28th | 7:30 pm
A dazzling celebration that fuses the luck of the Irish with the glamour of classic American swing. The full big band orchestra serves up Sinatra-style crooning and brassy swing alongside beloved Irish favorites, creating a one-of-a-kind evening where Dublin meets Vegas in grand style. With toe-tapping rhythms, smooth vocals and a dash of Celtic charm, it’s the perfect night to raise a glass, hit the dance floor and feel Irish at heart.
An 18-piece orchestra of seasoned musicians and educators who have performed with legends and toured nationally, The ensemble features powerhouse brass and versatile woodwinds.

SUNDAY | MARCH 29th | 7:00 pm
Step into the golden age of soul with a tribute to two of Motown’s most legendary groups. This high-energy ensemble delivers pitch-perfect harmonies, slick choreography and timeless hits that defined a generation — from “My Girl” and “Ain’t Too Proud to Beg” to “I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)” and “Reach Out I’ll Be There.
With a powerhouse lineup of world-class musicians and vocalists, the show offers more than nostalgia — it’s a full-throttle celebration of Motown excellence. Join us at Arts Bonita for a night of rhythm, soul and joy that will have you dancing in your seat and singing all the way home.

SATURDAY | APRIL 4th | 7:30 pm
John Primer stands as a true living legend—a master of rhythm guitar, a gifted vocalist and an authentic champion of Chicago blues. With a career rooted in tradition and adorned with prestigious honors, he continues to honor his blues forefathers while blazing his own powerful path.
Primer has been honored with multiple Blues Music Awards, including Traditional Blues Male Artist of the Year and Traditional Blues Album of the Year in 2025. From the clubs of the South Side to the world’s biggest festivals, John Primer delivers the genuine Chicago sound — steeped in tradition, brimming with soul and alive with the fire of a master at the height of his powers.

JAZZ IN THE ROARING TWENTIES (THEN & NOW)
THURSDAY | APRIL 9th | 7:30 pm
Step into a century-spanning celebration of jazz with award-winning pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew and his swinging ensemble for a century-spanning musical journey that celebrates the spirit of jazz across two explosive decades: the 1920s and the 2020s. From the high-energy, toe-tapping rhythms of 1920s music of legends like Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Duke Ellington and Fats Waller, to the bold, genre-blending creations of today’s jazz composers, this concert bridges the past and present in a dazzling display of syncopation, swing and soul. Where the Charleston meets contemporary cool and the spirit of the Roaring Twenties lives on!

FRIDAY | APRIL 10 th | 7:30 pm
"Venable pulls off a stunner of gritty and/or sultry blues rock tunes embellished with lots of tasty guitar solos." - Guitar Player Magazine
Ally Venable broke nationally with Texas Honey, a #2 Billboard Blues chart album that helped propel her from East Texas roots to an international touring career. Since then, she’s continued to build a track record that matches the hype: Heart of Fire kept her chart momentum rolling, and Real Gone!—produced by Grammy-winning producer Tom Hambridge and featuring guest spots from Buddy Guy and Joe Bonamassa—hit #1 on the Billboard Blues chart.

13 BLUES MUSIC AWARDS, INCLUDING B.B. KING ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR
BLUES
SATURDAY | APRIL 11th | 7:30 pm
NPR calls Curtis Salgado “an icon” with “a huge voice,” an award-winning vocalist, harmonica player and songwriter whose music moves between blues, soul, gospel, R&B, funk, rock ’n’ roll and jazz without ever losing its emotional center. His live shows are built around that full-bodied vocal power, deep groove and songs that land with clarity and punch—original writing marked by heart, grit and sharp turns of phrase.
His story is threaded through American music history, including his connection to John Belushi during the filming of Animal House, and years of sharing stages with artists such as Muddy Waters, Bobby “Blue” Bland, Albert Collins and Bonnie Raitt.

BY PETER STONE
APRIL 17th—26th
Prepare to embark on an unforgettable theatrical journey with Titanic: The Musical — an epic, heart-stirring production brought to life under the visionary direction of Kody C. Jones at Arts Bonita Actors Theatre.
Set against the grandeur and tragedy of the RMS Titanic’s maiden voyage, this powerful musical blends sweeping orchestration with deeply human stories of hope, aspiration, love, and loss. From the hopeful dreams of third-class immigrants to the refined ambitions of first-class passengers, the narrative weaves together the rich tapestry of lives forever changed on that fateful night in April 1912.

JAZZ
THURSDAY | MAY 7th | 7:30 pm
Celebrate the fire, freedom and fearless innovation of bebop in this high-energy concert that dives deep into the groundbreaking music of Charlie “Bird” Parker. Acclaimed saxophonist Mark Small and awardwinning pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew, backed by a top-tier rhythm section, will perform the music of the legendary saxophonist whose lightning-fast lines and daring harmonic ideas redefined jazz.
Small and Bartholomew breathe new life into Parker’s legacy, proving that bebop isn’t just history—it’s still alive, evolving and electrifying audiences today.

THE BLUES SUMMIT FEATURING LARRY MCCRAY AND JIMMY HALL
BLUES
FRIDAY | MAY 8th | 7:30 pm
A powerhouse gathering of blues legends that promises to electrify the stage. Featuring Devon Allman at the helm, the Summit brings together an all-star lineup: The legendary Jimmy Hall of Wet Willie and Jeff Beck fame, renowned for his fiery harmonica and powerful vocals. Added to this magical evening is blues icon Larry McCray, known for masterful guitar work and heartfelt stories. Together, this remarkable assembly of artists presents an epic evening that spans the spectrum of blues –from its gritty roots, through its evolution and into its vibrant future.

THE ULTIMATE TRIBUTE TO THE MUSIC OF BON JOVI
SATURDAY | MAY 16 th | 7:30 pm
DON JOVI delivers a full-throttle tribute to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees Bon Jovi, built around the band’s arena-sized songwriting, big choruses and guitar-driven punch that defined a generation of rock radio. The show leans into faithful arrangements, signature tones and the hookheavy setlist that made Bon Jovi one of rock’s best-known live bands.
Fronted by recording artist Don Chaffin, the bands setlists pull from staples including “Livin’ On A Prayer,” “Runaway,” “You Give Love a Bad Name,” “Wanted Dead or Alive,” “I’ll Be There For You,” “It’s My Life,” “Bad Medicine,” “Bed of Roses,” “Blaze of Glory” and more.

FRIDAY | MAY 22nd | 7:30 pm
Experience the magic of spontaneous storytelling with BIG (Bonita Improv Group), where every moment is crafted live before your eyes based purely on your suggestions and imagination. BIG creates an inclusive theatrical experience that celebrates the art of collaborative creation, blending seasoned professional performers with emerging talent building their performance credentials while incorporating beloved traditional improv games. Whether you choose to watch from your seat or take the leap onto the stage, you'll witness—and potentially become part of—completely unscripted scenes, characters and stories that will never exist again in quite the same way.

2026 SPRING TOUR
SOUTHERN ROCK
SATURDAY | MAY 30 th | 7:30 pm
Duane Betts ignites and brings an evolution to the Southern rock tradition. With a fiery legacy forged by his father, the legendary Dickey Betts, the second generation musician infuses it with his own soul-stirring blend of blues, raw passion and six-string mastery. Backed by his band, Palmetto Motel, Betts delivers a dynamic live show filled with searing guitar solos, heartfelt storytelling and a mix of classic influences with fresh energy. Fans can expect a blend of roots rock, blues and some improvisational jamming, creating an electrifying yet deeply authentic experience.
Palmetto Motel is… Johnny Stachela (guitar, vocals), Pedro Arevalo (bass, vocals), Vincent Fossett Jr. (drums) & Max Butler (B-3 organ)

JAZZ
THURSDAY | JUNE 4th | 7:30 pm
Raw emotion, soulful melodies and deep grooves come together in a concert experience that celebrates one of America’s most enduring musical traditions—the power and legacy of the blues. Led by acclaimed pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew, this performance explores the profound influence the blues has had on jazz, from its early roots in the Mississippi Delta to its electrifying presence in modern improvisation. The program features a rich variety of blues-based jazz works, including music by Horace Silver, Thelonious Monk, Wynton Kelly and Oscar Peterson, as well as Bartholomew’s own original compositions that honor the form while pushing its boundaries.

JAZZ
THURSDAY | JULY 9th | 7:30 pm
A concert dedicated to the timeless music of George Gershwin, a genius whose melodies bridged classical music, jazz and Broadway with effortless charm and sophistication.
This captivating performance is led by award-winning pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew and features the stunning vocals of Nicole Bartholomew, whose expressive interpretations bring Gershwin’s lyrics and melodies vividly to life. Together with Bartholomew’s jazz trio, they deliver bold arrangements, spirited improvisation and a fresh perspective on beloved classics like “I Got Rhythm,” “Summertime,” “Embraceable You,” and “Someone to Watch Over Me.”

JAZZ
THURSDAY | AUGUST 13th | 7:30 pm
Discover the magic, nuance and dynamic interplay of one of jazz’s most iconic formats in The Art of the Trio, a concert celebrating the power and poetry of the jazz piano trio. Led by award-winning pianist Dr. Zachary Bartholomew, this performance pays tribute to the legendary trios that defined the genre—from Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson and Ahmad Jamal to Herbie Hancock and Brad Mehldau. With a focus on intricate arrangements, group chemistry and spontaneous creativity, each piece captures the essence of the trio as both a tight ensemble and a vehicle for expressive freedom.

SATURDAY | SEPTEMBER 19th | 7:30 pm
Born and raised in Nashville’s legendary Rock House Studio, Yates McKendree is a Grammy ®winning multi-instrumentalist and a true torchbearer of traditional blues. Self-taught from the age of three, Yates honed his craft alongside icons like Delbert McClinton and John Hiatt, earning a Grammy in 2020 for his engineering and musical contributions on Tall, Dark & Handsome.
His soaring debut, Buchanan Lane, hit #1 on blues charts worldwide, earned Blues Music Award® nominations and established him as a critical favorite. Riding that momentum, Yates toured North America and Europe, captivating audiences with his soulful vocals and virtuosic guitar.

SATURDAY | NOVEMBER 14th | 7:30 pm
Given to Fly delivers an electrifying tribute to one of the most influential bands of the ‘90s. With powerful vocals, authentic musicianship and dynamic stage presence, the band captures the sound and spirit of Pearl Jam’s legendary live performances.
The group takes audiences on a journey through Pearl Jam’s greatest hits—including “Alive,” “Even Flow,” “Jeremy,” and “Better Man”—as well as fan-favorite deep cuts.
Hailed as the #1 Tribute Band in New York’s Capital Region, Given to Fly has earned praise from fans and venues across the USA. The band has even been featured on Pearl Jam’s official social media and has sold out shows across the country.



AUDITIONS FOR BOTH SHOWS | TUESDAY | APRIL 21st | 3-8pm
Pre-registration is required. There are separate registration forms for auditions. If you are interested in auditioning for both shows, fill out both audition forms.
Scholarship forms must be filled out prior to audition, scholarship status will not affect casting choices.






Since ancient times, stone carvers have sought to set free the forms they see trapped within stone. It is a carved-out journey, a slow process of discovery and transformation. The relationship between the sculptor and the stone is one of patience, persistence and adventure.
In this exhibition, students, both new and returning, have transformed raw stones gathered from around the world into works of expressive beauty. From alabaster, glowing with inner light, to richly veined soapstone, alive with color, each sculpture reveals a story of curiosity and growth.
Textures move from rough to polished, surfaces capture light and shadow, and within each piece, the student’s voice is heard. The works are a chorus of journeys, some first steps, some continuations, all united by a shared respect for stone’s enduring presence and its limitless possibilities.
Thursday | March 5 | 6—8pm
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Open Monday Saturday | 9am 5pm
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The Bonita Springs National Fine Art Festival is special, promising larger crowds and increased media coverage, offering artists an exceptional opportunity for exposure. Consistently ranked among the top fine art festivals in the USA, this juried event draws thousands of enthusiastic art lovers and collectors. With the added attention from regional press and a long-standing reputation for excellence, this year provides a unique chance for artists to present their work to an engaged audience.
Proceeds from the festival support scholarships for emerging young artists and arts education programs in underserved schools. The festival continues its tradition of excellence, making it a must-attend event for both artists and the community.
FEB 7-8
MAR 14 -15
Saturday ............10 am—5pm
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2026
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- GAME DESIGN
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Becoming a member is the easiest way to support Arts Bonita. Receive up to a 25% discount on classes and performances with an Arts Bonita Membership.
Individual/Individual + NARM*
•Class, workshop & performance discounts
•Subscription to E-News announcements
$97/$145
•15% Percent discount on art supplies
•Discount on fee to apply for Juried Exhibitions
•Invites to participate in Open House events •Exclusive invitations to members only events
Artist–Individual/Artist–Individual + NARM*
•All the benefits of Individual
•Opportunity to sell your work online
$125/$165
•25% discounted advertising in playbills
•Greater commission at the Arts Boutique (75%/25%)
•Larger discount on fee to apply to Arts Bonita Juried Exhibitions
•Opportunity to be featured in Spotlight Arts Bonita Newsletter
•Discounted tent space at Arts Bonita Festivals and Art Fairs (excluding the National Art Festival)
•Exclusive invitations to participate in pop-up art exhibitions at partner galleries/venues
•Exclusive invitations and discounts to Professional Development and Enrichment event series
Artist–Studio/Artist–Studio + NARM* $175/$205
•Includes all the benefits of Artist-Individual •Access, at no charge, to Open Studios Family/Family + NARM* $135/$175
•Includes all the benefits of Individual, for 2 adults and children under 17 in household Student (High School/College, Ages 15-25) $35
•Includes all the benefits of Individual. Must register in-person and present current student I.D. Teacher (K-12th Grade) $50
•Includes all the benefits of Individual. Must register in-person and present current teacher I.D. Patron Circle + NARM* (Individual or Business)
•All the benefits of Individual-NARM •Two free tickets to performance of your choice
•10% discount in the Arts Boutique Contributors Circle + NARM* (Individual or Business)
•All the benefits of Individual-NARM •Four free tickets to performance of your choice
•15% discount in the Arts Boutique •Recognition in playbills & class catalogs
•One discounted rental annually Directors Circle + NARM* $1,250
•All the benefits of Individual-NARM
•Six free tickets to performances of your choice
•20% discount in the Arts Boutique •Recognition in our Annual Report
•Two discounted rentals annually
*NARM (North American Reciprocal Museum Association network) When you join Arts Bonita at the Individual-NARM or Family-NARM levels, you automatically gain reciprocal member benefits in hundreds of museums, galleries, botanical gardens and zoos in Bermuda, Canada, El Salvador, Mexico and the U.S.
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Join our diverse range of adult education classes designed for all skill levels. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, we have something to ignite your passion.
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FILM
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JEWELRY MAKING
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For more information and to register, visit artsbonita.org or call 239.495.8989.
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David Pryor
Chairman of the Board
Kenneth Mack
Vice Chair
Cindy Kerker
Treasurer
Jill Fuselli
Secretary
Directors
Haylee N. Blessing
Elizabeth Buscaglia
Chris Corrie
Mark Giersch
Shana Helsel
John Roberts
Candice Rosen
George Zalucki
Executive Team
Alyona Ushe
Executive Director
Jon Artigo
Senior Education Director
David Maidment Finance Director
Kathy Saldivar IT & Operations Director
Staff
Brycton Archer
Production Technician
Joseph Brauer
Theatre Artistic Director
Casey Banks
Facilities Manager
Adam Blair
Digital Creator
Scott Brown Curator
Janko Bujila
Facilities
Gillian Cardec
Marketing Associate
Timothy DeSelms Education Manager: Homeschool/Outreach
Aaron Fulwood
Assistant Producer & Patron Services
Kevin Goode
Technical Director
Jurni Hurd
Patron Services
Kody C. Jones
Resident Theatre Director
Wojciech Jankowski Marketing Director
Chloe Letourneau Patron Services
Jianna Marino Patron Services
Ryan Mucko Facilities
Elena Murray Office /Box Office Manager
Chris Pastir Graphic Designer
Summer Shipe Patron Services
Richard Sullivan
National Fine Art Festival Director
Mario Vitale
Guest Experience & Hospitality Manager
School of the Arts
Susan Berry Chair: Glass
Carol Broman Chair: Atelier
Kel Campbell Chair: Visual Arts
Steve Cobb Chair: Improv Comedy Arts
Tammy DeCaro Chair: 2D
Steven Hugharts Chair: Metal
Marissa Jankowski Chair: Dance & Youth Education Assistant
Dani Kerker Chair: Digital Arts
Terrie Mertens Chair: Stone
Seeking to serve the educational and cultural needs of our diverse communities, Arts Bonita offers year-round programming in visual and performing arts. We facilitate opportunities by providing artistic experiences—classes, workshops, panel discussions, lectures, performances and educational art events like our National Art Festivals. We empower by creating a platform for progress, supporting the work of artists of all ages, encouraging an inclusive dialog and promoting equality for all.
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Discover the magic! This Spring, let creativity take center stage. Arts Bonita’s Spring Camps are designed to ignite young imaginations by offering an immersive journey through visual arts, dance, theatre and digital media.
(Switch between Visual Arts, Dance & Theatre Every Hour!) DIGITAL FILMMAKING
MAR 9TH THROUGH MAR 20TH
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Benefactor
($50,000 to $100,000)
Larry Hinman
Karin Moe
Amy Parish
Dr. John & Anne Roberts
Producer's Circle
($10,000 to $49,999)
Tari Boldin
Bob Brady
Mark Giersch
Shana Helsel
Keith Hynes & Lena Neal
June H. Jones Foundation
Cynthia Kerker
Eric & Heather Knapp
The League Club, Inc.
Marilyn R. Lightner
Scott Macdonough
Terrie Mertens
Dunkan & Andrea Prier
David Pryor
Candice Rosen
Janet Showers
Mark & Patt Suwyn
Truist Foundation
Wintrust Bank
Director's Circle
($5,000 to $9,999)
Linda Ahlers
Ignatius Alcamo
Beach Storage
Lisa Godlasky
Guest Chest Murphy Beds
London Bay Development
Group
Chris Magnus
Heather Murphey
Jeff Nichols
Bebe & Bob O'Toole
Doris Patrao
Tanuja Rathi
Maureen Roberts
Rotary Club of Bonita Springs
Peter & Jill Stern
Champion
($1,000 to $4,999)
Joy Franks Ammerman
Linda Alfaro & Kenitra Anthony
Michael & Nancy Beebe
JoEllen Blandford
Bonita Bay Community Association, Inc.
Arthur & Hazel Brisker
Beth Buscaglia
Gisselle Calleja
Judy Ann Cardin
Denni Carroll
Carol Clark
Marcia & John Cochenour
Theresa L. Conelias
Chris Corrie
Linda C. Cummings
Cutco
Fred D'Alessio
Fred & Judy Darling
Livio Desimone
Drs. Jitendra & Saryu Desai
Donna Elliot
Brandon & Genny Ernst
Brian & Christine Farrar
James & Anne Marie Fasy
Michael Fekete
Dean & Alice Fjelstul
Jeannette Flickinger
David Frank
Carol Friendly
Karen L. Garbarini
Vicki Gartland
GFWC Bonita-Estero
Woman's
Kyle J. Gilrain
Tanya Trinkaus Glass
& Dennis Glass
Marianne Glick
Denni & Carlton Glick
Carol Gorton
Lisa Green
Ronda Griffiths
Dorothy Guigon
Scott Hansen
Kenneth Harris
Jonathan Herland
Renee Hunt
Julie & Ian Ireland
Lynn Janisse
Christina Jonsson
William Jonathan
Pat & Louis "Dan" Jorndt
Marcie Karavakis
John Knapp
Donna & Ron Kuhnen
Jeffrey & Cherylynn Leach
Francesco Liberman
Steve & Deborah McNear
Jack Miladin
Kae Moore & Jane Rathbone
Joshua Nagin
Cynthia Nesson
Britt and Diane Newhouse
John Nuttall
Susan & Dennis Phillips
William & Dorothy Podl
Jenna Poland
Porsche
John Rittenhouse
Mark Roos
Diane Schumacher
Edward Schiffer
Karen L. Semmelman
Zachary & Erin Sidwell
Steven B Sill
Richard J. Stolz
Damian Taylor
Donald Thomson
Judy Tobey
Loraine Tranovich
Michael Tranovich
Alyona Ushe
Mrs. Mary Walter
Mary M. Wendel
Claire Wilson
Tom & Suzie Wilkinson
Don Gurule & Laura Wright
Ronald Yamada
Philip Young
Patron
($100 to $999)
Brenda G. Abbott
Pam Abbott
Jeannie Abels
Laurel Acosta
Michael & Susan Adler
Debra Allegretto
Penny & Gordon Allen
Rohidas Amin
Nancy & Hank Andersen
Dawn Anderson
Sarah Stanton Andre
Rose M Anello
Keith & Michele Ansbacher
Sandra Apple
Paul & Eileen Arsenault
Diane Banyas
Joan A. Baron
Lisa Batch
Mardelle L. Berman
Marion Besuden
Gregory Biada
Danielle Black
Steven Blad
JoAnn Blake
William Blatt
BNY Mellon Trust of Delaware
Alice Bonilha
Eric Bornquist
Scott & Pamela Boyd
Sandra Braegelmann
David Brauer
Joseph Brauer & Kody Jones
Penelope & Jefferey Breen
Jon Bremseth
Paula Brody
Benita Brown
Linda Z Brown
Didi Brownlee
Kevin M Bugbee
Sheri & Stuart Burr
Janet & Robert Cabana
Maryann & Juvert Calero
Dorothy Campbell
Terry Carling-Kelly
Rick & Sheila Chiricosta
Dolores Claeys
Mr. & Mrs. Howard K. Cohen
Joseph Commendatore
BJ Cooper
Gayle Corbin
Terri Jo Cotner
Cherrill & Richard Cregar
Elizabeth Cressy
Caroline Crew
Tom & Eileen Culligan
Linda C. Cummings
Carol Daigneault
Mary Day
Shauna Dee
Ellen Dennis
Jitendra & Saryu Desai
Judi Diehl
Mary Jane Divino
Jay Brown & Barbara Doyne
Reva Draeger
Sandy Durant
Linda Durkee
Linda Eagleton
Linda & Franklin Edwards
Juliane H Van Egmond
Jennifer Ellis
Encore of Bonita
Bryce Ernst
Mike Ernst
William M Evans
Tony Farah
Helen & Albert Febbo
Karen Fitzpatrick
James Fitzpatrick
Beverly Friese
John Furanna
Jill Fuselli
Dale Gallis
Mary Galluccio
Paul Garfold
Marlene Geier
Michael Gillespie
Georgianna Gimbel
Theresa Girard
Michael Gluhanich
Larry Goldman
Debby Goodman
Christine Gory
Elizabeth S. Graves
Bruce Greenspan
Charlotte Grossarth
Patty Guinta
Matt Hanekamp
Naomi Hansen
Jane Harris
Frank Hart
Sara Haven
Roberta Hawkins
Harriett Heithaus
Wayne D. Helm
Melissa Hemmert
Brian Hemmert
Kris Henke
Martin P Hepworth
Rosalie Hewins
Kathleen M. Hofer
Ashley Hoffmeister
Kathy Hollis
Kathy Holmes
Luann & Donald Houseman
Charles & Judith Huizenga
Don Insul
Stephen Izzi
Sun Joh
Christine Johnson
Russell Jones
William E Jones
Bjarni Jonsson
Ann Jost
Cynthia Kalnow
Stephen & Barbara Karnas
Ed Kasselman
Mary Keefer
Nancy Kern
Dawn Kerth
Kue King
Charles Kitchen
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kohn
Dora Koop
Matthew Kritis
Sherwin Kruger
Linda Kurfist
Candace Laakso
Sally Lafrenere
Debbie Laites & Ben Post
Lynn LaMattina-Ford
Meryl Layton
Ken Lehman
Lehmann Family Giving
Peter K Lemke
Patricia Leonard
Jayson & Kyra Levy
Steven Lichlyter
Dot Lingren
Marena Loeffler
Robert & Maureen Lorenz
Katherine Love
Ken Mack
Darryl Manning
Jan Manning
Gary & Mary Jo Manzey
Nancy & Michael Marion
Madeleine Martin
Janis McCracken
Jacke & Arden McCurdy
Jim McDonald
Linda McDonough
Joan McFarland
Constance & Stephen McIntosh
Loretta & Gregory Menuez
Denise Merello
Patricia J. Mills
Paul Monger
Terrace Moore
Joseph Moran
Susan Mulholland
Joseph Anthony Murgalo
Nancy Near
Mary Frances Nelson
J W Nelson
Debbie Nelson
Charles G Nevaril
Deborah Newton
Laurel Nicola
Dick Niehaus
David J. Nolden
Doris Novak
Ramona Novitski
Old 41 Restaurant
Michele Olsen
Jeanne & Robert Ozment
Sally M. Paul
Susan & Richard Payne
Patricia Payzant
Pelican Bay Rotary Club
Debra Penuel
Sissy Perez
Michael Peterson
Robin Phillips
Sara W. Pierce
Christopher Pierce
Leogh Piscitelli
Sylvia Plutter-Daniels
Jason Poulin
Gary Price
Jerry Pyser
Amelia B. Quaremba
Sharon Raraigh
Lisa Rattner
Kenneth J. Rebar
Ariadna Reis
Pat & Renee Richter
Robert W & Mona Lee
Riordan
Diane Ritchie
Jaysen Roa
Jane Robert
Richard Romano
Antonia Rosenbaum
Jon Roth
Marjorie Rubacky
Kathy Saldivar
Edward Salerno
Janell D. Schmidt
Nancy & Barry Schneider
Pam Schrenk
Alicia Schwartz
Joseph Sciortino
Joel Shapses
Bruce Sherman
Natalie Shields
Erin Sidwell
Dr. Jean Thomas Sims
Audrey J. Smandra
Curtis & Justine A. Smith
Joan Sonnenberg
John & Lisa Spear
Carol Sperling
Margaret Spitzer
Eric Stamm & Claudia Griffin
Sandra Stevens
Dennis & Barbara Stone
David Sturgeon
Bob Sullivan
Herb Sussman
Susan Sutherland
Kim Sutton
Angela Swanepoel
Gabriele Swedan
Dolores & Glen Szafran
Mitchell & Carol Taplitz
Terri Tarquini
Betty Taylor
Donald Thomson
Celia Tiberio
Beverly Tippmann
Thomas Tranovich
Paul and Deb Trumm
Delilah Tucker
Patricia Tucker
Marea Tully
Marti Tyler
Robert & June Uroda
Barbara Van Esler
Albert R. Vandam
Philip Verde
Kevin Walsh
James Walton
Donna M. Watters
Randall & Judy Wells
Carol Wheeler
Marsha Wilchfort
Nancy Williams
Frederic Wilson
Mary Ellen Wissman
Susan Wohlfarth
Barbara Worden
Ann Wright
Claudia Schaadt Yarrow
Adrienne Young
Betty Zeidner
Shelley & Kenneth Zucker
Richard Poole
Robert Potts
