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Dunnellon jazzes up downtown
By JORGE SANCHEZ
Published October 13, 2006
Dunnellon throws a street party on Saturday with food vendors and live music. Jazz Up Dunnellon invites people to stroll the historic downtown's tree-lined main street, sample Cajun and Creole food and enjoy a variety of jazz styles. Festival hours are 5 to 10 p.m. Entertainers scheduled to perform are: Joe Michel Quintet with Valerie Levy, Nino Castenada, Rick Dahlinger Trio, Gimmicks, Calaco, Liz Pennock & Dr. Blues, Dunnellon Male Chorus, Saxaltation, Keith Caton and the Accelerators, Paul Luciano Combo, Moon Dancer, Donald J & Co, Jimmy Sparks and the Real Deal, Bill Rea Trio, Paul Marker & Jazz Combo, Twins, and Al Jazzman King. There will be street vendors offering their take on Cajun cuisine. There are also several restaurants in the area. Other activities include carriage rides, a classic car show and river cruises. Park at Dunnellon Middle School, off Cedar Street, and hop aboard a free shuttle to get to the Jazz Up site. * * * If you're at Silver Springs theme park in Ocala this weekend, there's a concert there, as well. The Grass Roots (Temptation Eyes, Midnight Confessions) will perform at 2 p.m. There will be an all GM auto show as well. The concert and car show are included in the regular admission price. Silver Springs is east of Ocala on State Road 40 (Silver Springs Boulevard). Call 236-2121 or on the Web, www.silversprings.com. Jorge Sanchez covers arts and entertainment in Citrus. Contact him at sanchez@sptimes.com or (352) 860-7313 or toll free at 1-800-333-7505 ext. 7313.
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