Live music Friday in downtown Carrabelle
The Downtown Carrabelle business community has joined forces with Rio Carrabelle Art Gallery to host the next First Friday event from 5 to 8 p.m. on March 1 in Carrabelle.
This month both Rio Carrabelle and Taste of Korea will host live music. Taste of Korea will feature Gene Zone and Rio Carrabelle will host live jazz by Darryl Tookes, a singer, composer, pianist, poet, arranger, and director of FAMU Music Industry Studies Director, who brings over two decades of experience to the stage.
The streets and businesses of Carrabelle will be alive with music, after-hours shopping, refreshments, art, food, conversation, specials and fun.
Other businesses slated to take part are Bubble Waffle Factory, C-Quarters Marina, Carrabelle Dive Shop, Carrabelle Junction, Fathom’s Steamroom and Raw Bar, Gina’s Flowers and Such, Harry’s Bar, Marine Street Grill, Marine Street Mercantile, Mornin’ Bite, Pirate Girl’s Treasures, Rock and Soul Studio and Shop by the Sea.
Rio Carrabelle Art Gallery is at 102 St. James Ave (Hwy 98), and Taste of Korea, a Korean restaurant is at 103 St. James Ave.
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