Saturday, Nov. 22nd at 7pm

Dave Mason’s 37 year career began with the formation of the legendary band Traffic. Mason’s original song “Feeling Alright” has since become a rock and roll anthem.

Leon Russell is a music legend with a career spanning 50 years. He’s perhaps one of the most versatile and accomplished musicians in the history or rock and roll. Russell has performed on, arranged, written, and produced some of the best records in popular music.

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Event	Dave Mason and Leon Russell
When	Saturday, November 22, 2008 7:00pm - All Ages
Where	Sunrise Theatre (map) 117 South Second Street Fort Pierce, Florida 34950

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Veteran rocker Dave Mason always leaves Lyric audiences “Feelin’ Alright.” He’s back to rock the house.

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Dave Mason is a perennial sell-out at the Lyric, and with good reason. As a founding member of the band Traffic, Mason has had an indelible imprint on music history. As a soloist, Mason scored a top-ten hit of his own with “We Just Disagree.” His tune “Feelin’ Alright,” has become a rock and roll anthem recorded by nearly 50 artists. “All Along the Watchtower,” a Hendrix track that featured Mason’s blistering guitar solo, remains a favorite in Mason’s live performances.

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http://www.lyrictheatre.com/show/344-dave-mason

Event	Dave Mason at Lyric Theatre
When	Thursday, November 20, 2008 7:00pm - All Ages
Where	Lyric Theatre‎ (map) 59 SW Flagler Ave Stuart, Florida 34994

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Never has charity smelled so good.

In a packed room of 250 local residents and business owners, Sandy Gilbreath, Assistant Manager of Starbuck’s in Jensen Beach, beamed with delight from the turnout for the Starbucks sponsored charity event. “In a time of economic challenges, local businesses have really pulled together for a cause that touches so many people’s lives,” said Gilbreath.

The event was aptly titled Starbucks Ultimate Roasting Experience, and featured seven tables of silent auction items that ranged from $10 to $500, with some of the higher retail items coming from PGA National Golf, PBG Lifestyle Magazine, Dillards, Firestone Auto and Ulta Cosmetics at Traditions. Other tables featured goodies from local vendors such as: Starbucks, 11 Maple Street, Monica’s Café & Bakery and About Taste.

The event required a $10 cover charge. Martin County’s Langford Park donated the pavilion for $50.00. “We see the event as being good for the community. Cancer not only affects the person diagnosed, but their family as well,” said Jeffrey Hughes, Recreation Coordinator with Martin County Parks and Recreation.

Pink Tie Friends, a 501(c)(3) not for profit charity, helps provide financial support to individuals newly diagnosed with breast cancer that are uninsured or under-insured. The charity, formerly known as Friends of the Breast Care Center of the Treasure Coast, consists of cancer patients, survivors and loyal supporters who volunteer their time for competent care.

“I’m a 3 ½ year breast cancer survivor who has recently been rediagnosed with a recurrence of breast cancer in the chest wall. The organization has been very supportive in helping me pay my medical expenses when Medicaid would not cover them,” said Shiloh Reynolds, a 32-year-old, mother of two, cancer patient. Reynolds is featured in the Pink Tie calendar with her children. “Without Pink Tie Friends, I could not afford the medical bills in order to be here today. I was devastated to be diagnosed and knowing I can call on the organization for support is a blessing. The Lord is an ocean of blessings,” said Reynolds.

The event raised $6,000, including the $1,000 donated from Starbucks “Make Your Mark” program that donates money to charities their partners are associated with. All donations went directly to the Pink Tie Friends organization. For more information on the Pink Tie Friends, please call (772) 785-8730 or visit www.pinktiefriends.org.

(Palm Beach Gardens) - PBG Lifestyle, Palm Beach Gardens’ new upscale monthly publication, held a very successful launch party at RA Sushi in Downtown at the Gardens on Tuesday, March 25. Featuring live entertainment by Treasure Coast guitarist and vocalist, Scott Benge, the event was attended by over 250 people, including many of the leading business professionals of North Palm Beach County.

“To be received the way we were truly reflects just how excited the community of Palm Beach Gardens is about having their own publication,” said Richard Alker, Director of Marketing and Development for PBG Lifestyle. “Right now we’re working diligently to keep pace with the large number of advertising inquiries since we announced our special launch offer at the event,” Alker added.

PBG Lifestyle will launch its first issue in late May with an initial circulation of 10,000. For more information on this exciting new publication, visit www.pbglifestyle.com or call (772) 692-0297.

This special offer is non-commissionable.

Editor in Chief, Glenn R. Swift, announced today that PBG Lifestyle, a high-end, monthly publication dedicated exclusively to the people, places and events of Palm Beach Gardens, will launch its inaugural issue in mid-May of this year.

“Richard Alker and I have worked very hard to assemble an award-winning team of professionals to insure that PBG Lifestyle will be one of South Florida’s premier publications,” said Swift, who added that plans are underway for a launch party in “The Gardens” sometime in late March.

Stay posted for more developments!