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MOD Weekend 2026 - SRQ Daily Oct 2, 2026 (opens the original)
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Join Architecture Sarasota from November 13 to 15 for MOD Weekend 2026, an immersive celebration honoring 100 Years of the Sarasota School of Architecture! This annual festival invites design enthusiasts, preservationists, and architects to explore the region’s enduring legacy as a global epicenter of design innovation. Experience three days of programming tailored to architecture lovers. Kick off the weekend Friday night with cocktails and first looks at the new 100 Years of Sarasota School exh
Sarasota Paradise Make Playoff Push - SRQ Daily Oct 1, 2026 (opens the original)
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SRQ DAILY THURSDAY FAMILY AND RECREATION EDITION Defender Anderson Rosa makes a play on the ball. Provided photo. In a season of firsts, the Sarasota Paradise are attempting to do what many deemed impossible: earn a spot in the 2026 USL League One Playoffs. The Paradise currently sport a 9-12-6 record, slotting the first-year franchise at 10th place in the 17-team league. The top eight teams will earn a spot in the playoffs. With just five games left in the regular season, the Paradise have been
Bayshore to Big Leagues - SRQIST :: SRQ Magazine Article by Dylan Campbell (opens the original)
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The percentage of children who write professional baseball player on a piece of papeR when asked what they want to be when they grow up is high. The percentage of those who reach that point, however, is not. Michael Forret is one of those select few. This past summer, the 22-year-old right-handed pitcher made waves when he was acquired by the Tampa Bay Rays organization from the Baltimore Orioles as part of a deal for star pitcher Shane Baz. This August, Forret, originally from Matthews, North C
Not Your Regular Rower - SRQIST :: SRQ Magazine Article by Dylan Campbell (opens the original)
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On the surface, Christopher Bak looks like a regular guy. Part of it is his stature—at six feet tall and a tick under 200 pounds, he’s muscular, but not massive—his frame hidden by an oversized swim shirt. Another part is his demeanor—relaxed and affable, one would be hard pressed to assume that Bak had just competed for his athletic career hours prior. And yet, he had. On June 17, Bak was stationed at South Lido Key for the US Rowing Beach Sprint National Team Speed Orders. Bak is, by all measu
Coastal Creativity - SRQIST :: SRQ Magazine Article by Dylan Campbell (opens the original)
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As far as studio spaces go, Lauren Marshall’s is about as good as it gets. In her family’s historic home just over Siesta Key North Bridge, you can find Marshall in her Coconut Treehouse Studio—an airy extension of their house, where the coastal breeze flutters in through shuttered windows and domestic life with her husband and two sons can be sequestered with the slide of a screen door. This is where Marshall, a proud alum of the Ringling College of Art and Design, spends her mornings and as mu
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