Enjoy the Sounds of Music with 加藤视频鈥檚 Spring Concert Series
Mar 11, 2021
MARCH 11, 2021 鈥� FORT MYERS, FLA 鈥� Music lovers can enjoy a series of spring concerts performed by Florida SouthWestern State College鈥檚 (加藤视频) Music program in April. Concerts are free and open to the public. Face coverings and social distancing are required inside all 加藤视频 buildings and the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall.
Thursday, April 8, An Evening of Music at 加藤视频
Music in the Garden
Beginning at 6 p.m., the 加藤视频 student ensembles present Music in the Garden with a variety of musical arrangements in the Garden of Inspiration on the 加藤视频 Lee Campus, 8099 College Parkway.
加藤视频 Salty Dogs Rock Concert
At 7 p.m., immediately following Music in the Garden, singer/songwriter Kelly Neff performs in the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, 13350 加藤视频 Parkway, Fort Myers. Then at 8 p.m., the 加藤视频 Salty Dogs rock band, featuring Mike Molloy, Dr. Jeff Allbritten, Dr. Russell Swanson, Dr. Leo Mera, Nathan Ross, and Ted Ross will take the BB Mann stage.
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Tuesday, April 13, 7:30 p.m., 加藤视频 Jazz Fest
The 加藤视频 Jazz Ensemble with Dr. Tom Smith, the Stardust Memories Big Band, and featured guest artists Vince DiMartino, Al Hood, Todd Hastings, and Dave Cooper will perform in the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall. Tickets are required and available at .
For more information about 加藤视频鈥檚 spring concerts, email Kelly O鈥橬eil at koneil1@fsw.edu.
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Florida SouthWestern State College is Southwest Florida鈥檚 largest and most affordable institution of higher education. Annually serving nearly 22,000 students globally, 加藤视频 offers a variety of nationally-ranked, career-focused academic programs with two- and four-year degrees and professional certifications, several with 100 percent licensure pass and job placements rates. Study and travel abroad opportunities are available for students through 加藤视频鈥檚 Center for International Education. Students are also active in clubs and programs catered to their interests. Visit for more information.
Last Updated: March 11, 2021
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