Gulfport Municipal Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, and the City of Gulfport are found on the northern shores of Boca Ciega Bay, easily accessible from the Western Florida ICW, just north of Tampa Bay.
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Gulfport Municipal Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, and the City of Gulfport are found on the northern shores of Boca Ciega Bay, easily accessible from the Western Florida ICW, just north of Tampa Bay.
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Bravo Gulfport! What every city should be doing!
Gulfport continues to be a leader in preventive measures to curb the spread of COVID-19. Gulfport is home to Gulfport Municipal Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR.
City of Gulfport
This West Florida county emergency action mirrors similar ordinances recently enacted in east coast Palm Beach, FL. See Masks to be Required. Gulfport continues to be a leader in preventive measures to curb the spread of COVID-19. Gulfport is home to Gulfport Municipal Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR
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City of Gulfport
2401 53rd Street South
Gulfport, FL 33707
(727) 893-1000
www.mygulfport.us
For Immediate Release, 6/24/2020 – 8:20 AM
CITY OF GULFPORT COVID-19 SAFETY MEASURES:
FACE COVERINGS IN CITY FACILITIES
In addition to the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners emergency ordinance requiring that citizens wear face coverings in most indoor public places, the City of Gulfport is requiring face coverings in all City of Gulfport public facilities with the exclusion of the Gulfport Recreation Center.
St. Pete is home to CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, St. Petersburg Municipal Marina, a great liveaboard and transient marina located on the western shore of Tampa Bay in downtown St. Petersburg. See FOCUS ON for more on this great facility.
Meet Me in St. Pete: Your Weekend Guide
Flamingo Magazine
Lots of water saving ideas for our readers who still maintain a land based domicile.
Caladesi Island State Park is a Florida State Park located on Caladesi Island in the Gulf of Mexico, across St. Joseph Sound to the west of Dunedin, Florida, and north of Clearwater Beach. See Report from Caledesi Island by Claiborne Young from 2012. If you have an answer for Jon, let us hear from you. Currently the State Park has limited facilities dues to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Can you tell me what happened to the sign for CALADESI ISLAND that was on Marker 14? WHY is it gone? Can it be replaced?
Jon
There is always plenty to do around Charlotte Harbor, especially with pandemic restrictions easing. While berthed at Fishermen’s Village Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, you are certain to enjoy visiting Western Florida’s beautiful Charlotte Harbor/Peace River.
We are currently accepting transits and hours of operation are normal. 7:00am to 5:30pm 7 days a week.
Thank you!
Chris Frank
Harbor Master
Fishermen’s Village Marina
941-575-3000
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There are two operations involved at Fishville for boaters. One is the marina office. The other is the fuel dock.
The marina office has NEVER been open at 07h00, and is NEVER open past 16h00.
We have been seasonal residents at Fishville for 11 years. There is a lot to like, but there are some weaknesses. When we departed this season (May 15th, 2020), the fuel dock was on "summer hours:" 08h00 to 16h00.
Call ahead to be sure whatever facility you need is open at the time you plan to be there.
Wally Moran’s Cruisers’ Rights Network of North America, see New Boaters Organization, has been focusing on local anchoring ordinances that are in conflict with state anchoring regulations. Most recently the work has been on Florida’s West Coast.
The Cruisers’ Rights Network of North America’s lawyer has today filed a Notice to Dismiss and a Notice of Constitutional Challenge on behalf of Robert Cox, of Gulfport, FL.
Mr. Cox was cited for illegally anchoring in City of Gulfport waters in March. The City’s ordinance is illegal under Florida Statute 327.60.
CRNNA founder Wally Moran was made aware of the situation in March and attempted to negotiate with City officials to discontinue such enforcement, to no avail. We provided them with information regarding the law, as well as put them in touch with FWC officials for guidance. Boat US also stepped in with a powerful letter to Gulfport’s mayor outlining the issues.
Despite all of this, City officials continued to falsely claim, while knowing they were in the wrong, that it was within the City’s rights to continue such enforcement.
With no other options available, CRNNA arranged for Jody Foster of Guy Yudin & Foster LLP, Stuart, FL, to represent Mr. Cox and defend him on this citation. Ms. Foster has previously successfully represented other individuals in similar illegal anchoring ordinance cases, including against Stuart and Miami Beach. In these cases, she not only prevailed, but secured financial compensation and legal fees for her client.
In both cases, the cities also agreed to no longer enforce their illegal anchoring ordinances.
The issues with anchoring in Florida have been ongoing since at least the 1970s. It is CRNNA’s hope that this current legal action and constitutional challenge will serve to put Florida municipalities on notice that they do not have the right to either enact or enforce any anchoring ordinance against non-liveaboard vessels outside of a mooring field. It is the intent of CRNNA to notify every waterfront community in Florida that we will be vigilant in ensuring that boaters’ rights are not infringed, and that legal action will be taken if necessary to deal with such illegal enforcement.
To that end, CRNNA is currently discussing this issue with several west Florida municipalities as well as the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Department, to ensure that the law is properly understood and that enforcement of illegal ordinances is not occurring. We are pleased to report that these municipalities are listening, and that enforcement has ceased in these communities.
CRNNA recognizes that there are serious issues involving derelict boats and is soliciting its membership on ways to resolve issues surrounding the derelict boats issue in Florida. CRNNA’s members are boaters, many of them full time cruisers living aboard. They see these issues with derelicts play out every day in their anchorages, and CRNNA has already received a significant number of excellent suggestions from them.
CRNNA will be presenting a submission on this issue for consideration by the involved parties, including the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, the State of Florida, and Boat US, and the appropriate committees of the Florida legislature, who will be looking at legislation around this contentious issue.
If you have questions regarding this current legal action, or about anchoring issues in Florida or elsewhere, please contact the CRNNA. Further information on CRNNA can be found at our website, www.CRNNA.com, and updates on current issues are available at our Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/
CRNNA invites your inquiries should you need further information.
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April 2 2020
Procedures and Guidelines in compliance with the recent Governor’s Order, and under the Florida Emergency Condominium Act
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis issued a statewide Stay-at-Home Mandate that will go into effect Friday morning at 12:01 am. The order states: ” All persons in Florida shall limit their movements and personal interactions outside of their home to only those necessary to obtain or provide essential services or conduct essential activities”. Riviera Dunes Marina will adhere to that order, and will set policies and rules pursuant to that Order as well as under the Florida Emergency Condominium Act, Section 718.
Our primary goal is the safety, health and well-being of all of our owners, employees, tenants and liveaboards.
1) Riviera Dunes Marina has already instituted a policy closing the Marina Office to everyone; no one except Marina employees will be allowed in the office; all owners and tenants must do business with the office over the phone. We will remain open and available via phone at 941-981-5330 from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Saturday. Any mail and package deliveries received can be picked up by calling ahead to the Marina Office and we will make arrangements to have your items set outside for you to retrieve.
2) Effective immediately our docks will be open and accessible ONLY to our owners and tenants. This means that no guests will be permitted and no guest parking passes will be issued. Compliance will be monitored by our staff. Dock gates will remain closed and new gate codes will be issued.
3) Vessel repair persons/companies will not be permitted on the docks except for emergency mechanical or electrical repairs. All such emergency access must be approved by the General Manager before vessel repair persons enter the docks.
4) Divers performing boat bottom cleaning, replacement of anodes (zincs), and servicing of through-hull fittings for air conditioning, engines, generators, etc., are permitted, provided they contact the marina office by e-mail the day before their work is scheduled, and provide a list of 1) each boat on which they will be working, and 2) the names of the diver(s) who will be working. If they fail to comply with this advance notice, they will be denied access to the marina.
5) Persons or companies engaged in boat washing, waxing, compounding, or cosmetic repairs, etc. are not permitted on the docks.
6) Boat brokers/sales persons and their clients are not permitted on the docks.
7) The swimming pools will be closed.
As a commercial Condominium Association, RDM provides numerous essential services to our residents and owners, including daily trash pick-up, water service and pump-out services to those owners and tenants. The Marina’s fuel dock will also continue to be open. Use of the laundry facility will continue as an essential service.
We will continue providing these essential services to our owners and tenants during this statewide Stay-At-Home Mandate. We know that some of these rules may be difficult, but we have made careful choices to limit access to our docks to those people and services who are essential.
We ask that you please continue to take the proper precautions of hand washing, distancing, covering coughs, etc., and to refrain from social gatherings, especially groups of more than 10 on the docks and in public areas. Even with groups of that size, proper distancing must apply.
We owe it to each other as owners, employees, tenants, or as members of our live-aboard community, to do our absolute best to keep each other safe.
Dated: April 2,2020
Regards,
RDMCA Board
Riviera Dunes Marina
(941) 981-5330 Office
www.rdmarina.com
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Our thanks to Specialist Erica Skolte for this important notice.
Reminder:
If you lock through Canaveral or the Okeechobee Waterway, please put the numbers for the Corps locks into your phone. Call ahead before you approach. Turn off your radar, if you have it, prior to entering the lock. Remember to listen to any guidance offered by the lock operator to ensure everyone’s safety as you lock through, and everyone on board must wear a correctly fitted (zipped up or fastened) life jacket when locking through!
Erica Skolte
Public Affairs Specialist
Corporate Communications Office
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District Palm Beach Gardens
OFFICE PHONE 561-340-1527
Cell: 561-801-5734
erica.a.skolte@usace.army.mil
Twitter @JaxStrong
Jacksonville District Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/Jacks
Jacksonville District: A team of professionals making tomorrow better “Keep Calm and Essayons”
Fishermen’s Village Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is taking responsible steps to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Fisherman’s Village Marina, Punta Gorda, FL, in accordance with the State of Florida’s protocol, will not be accepting transients or new slip rental contracts until further notice. NOTE the essential services aspect of providing fuel will remain OPEN; so the FUEL DOCKS WILL REMAIN OPEN and will be following all recommended social distancing protocols.
Chris Frank
Marina Manager
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Following marina and ramp closures on the Florida east coast, west coast begins shutting down public boat ramps. See Closures and Miami-Dade.
Manatee County, Longboat Key shut down public boat ramps
Sun Sentinel
Punta Gorda, on beautiful Charlotte Harbor on Florida’s West Coast, is home to Fishermen’s Village Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR! See Updated Hours.
Industry Update 3/34/2020: Resources, Assessment, and Information
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Cruising skipper, Brian McMahon, is wisely requesting recent depth information on an area noted for shoaling, Gordan Pass, which is the inlet into Naples, FL. Shoaling is regularly reported in the channel from its entrance to the point where the channel joins the Naples Channel in Naples Bay. Is you can provide local knowledge, please let us hear from you!
Hi. Planning on cruising south on Florida west coast this month. Was hoping for more recent information regarding depth of Gordon Pass. I draw 5′ and charts don’t really give any information on current shoaling conditions.
Thank you In advance,
Went in Gordon Pass on 03/15/2020. Favored the red "4" and saw 13' on my sounder with 1' above MLLW, 11' at the Gulf channel entrance. Seems water is deep enough as long as the north side of the channel is avoided. Should also note that during daylight hours traffic in the channel is very heavy and navigation rules are generally not followed.
This is informational only, of course… OLOH (60' M/Y, 5' draft) transited Gordon pass on 2.12.2020 at 0700 which was 90 minutes before low tide at +.1'. While I cannot report actual depth readings, we hugged the south side of the channel through the pass between G1 and R4 and had no concerns.
Thank you very much for the intel on Gordon Pass.
Winston, thank you so much for the update on Gordon Pass. You are the best!
The Cape Coral Cruise Club is a group of dedicated cruisers who always provide unique reports from the marinas they visit. Pink Shell Beach Resort and Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR and voted Best Small Marina in 2017, overlooks the westerly banks of the Matanzas Pass channel, west of marker #13. Pink Shell Beach Marina is a favorite of the CCCC, see 2019 Cruise to Pink Shell.
CAPE CORAL CRUISE CLUB
CRUISES TO PINK SHELL MARINA
By Captain John Queen, Past Commodore, Cape Coral Cruise Club
Each month, the Cape Coral Cruise Club takes a scheduled cruise to a different marina in SW Florida and stays there for several days enjoying the amenities and hospitality of that area. We do that nine times a year along with an extended cruise each Spring and take a break during the summer months of July and August. For February 2020, our destination of choice was Pink Shell Marina at Fort Myers Beach.
Pink Shell has been a popular destination for the club since the Marina expanded its floating docks a few years ago, and this year was no exception. We had 13 boats arrive on Tuesday, February 18th and it was nice to see the long line of yellow club burgees flying on the bow of each boat. Our club burgee sports our club mascot – a dolphin holding a drink of some sort (an adult beverage, I would surmise). After safely docking Tuesday, club members convened in the late afternoon for cocktails, snacks and conversation. The weather could not have been better.
We fired up the marina’s grill around 5:00 and cooked up hamburgers and hot dogs, and along with a slew of side dishes prepared by club members, had a wonderful feast on the marina lawn.
After dinner, club members returned to the marina lawn to play a little game I called “The Whoa Nellie Jelly Belly Deli”. Each year, when my wife Pati and I host the Club’s cruise to Pink Shell, I’ve created some kind of crazy game for members to play. In this game, there were 40 numbered plastic cups, each with jelly beans underneath. The object was to match 2 cups that had the same quantity and color of jelly beans. Couples took turns picking cups until all pairs were matched. The winners were the couples who had collected the most jelly beans. Additionally, all of the couples walked away with the cool U.S. Coast Guard holographic cups that were used for this game!
Wednesday morning, we provided breakfast for all club members consisting of scrambled eggs, sausage links, fresh fruits and pastries. We had to let the boat air out for a few hours after cooking up all that sausage!
After breakfast, club members met at the marina lawn at 10:00 for second game – a scavenger hunt! The scavenger hunt consisted of 10 questions where all the answers can be found on the property of Pink Shell resort and Marina. For example, one of the questions was “Unscramble ‘BISNALE WIVE’ and ‘PICAVAT SLIVAL’ – which one is ‘190’? These letters unscramble to Sanibel View and Captiva Villas, two of the named buildings on Pink Shell property. The street address for Captiva Villas is 190, hence the answer. Easy, eh?
The rest of Wednesday found many club members relaxing in the pool, walking the beach, or shopping downtown Fort Myers Beach at Times Square. Wednesday evening, the winners of the scavenger hunt were announced and more prizes were awarded. We all took the Lee-Tran open-air tram to Nervous Nellie’s for dinner. We had about 30 members in attendance and the restaurant provided us with great food, drinks, and a private area to dine.
Thursday morning was another round of prepared breakfast with eggs, sausage, fruits and fresh pastries. Club members spent the rest of the day enjoying Pink Shell resort amenities, visiting with friends, and just plain relaxing. Thursday night, everyone headed off to dinner on their own. My wife and I joined another couple and had dinner at the Fresh Catch restaurant in Fort Myers Beach and enjoyed great food, great company, and a gorgeous sunset!
Fortunately, Mother Nature was quite cooperative during our stay at the marina and we were truly blessed with lots of sunshine.
On Friday morning, we slipped lines and headed home. Much appreciation goes to Dave and Craig, the dock masters at Pink Shell Resort and Marina, for their hospitality and special accommodation to the Cape Coral Cruise Club for making our trip a wonderful event to remember.
The Cape Coral Cruise Club was founded in 1963, and has offered members unique cruising opportunities to a variety of destinations in SW Florida. We hold monthly gourmet picnics at our private island on Caloosahatchee River near Alva, FL. We’re a great club to join if you live in the Cape Coral or Fort Myers area and have a power boat with overnight sleeping accommodations. For more information, contact our Membership Chairman Terry Carlson at (239) 770-6955, or visit our website at: www.ourgrouponline.org/CapeCoralCruiseClub.
Pink Shell Marina
Cruise leader Queen giving scavenger hunt instructions
Dinner at Nervous Nellies restaurant
Member boats at the marina
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The City of Gulfport and Gulfport Municipal Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, always have a full Calendar of Events for all ages. The marina and harbor, found on the northern shores of Boca Ciega Bay, are easily accessible from the Western Florida ICW, just north of Tampa Bay.
FOCUS ON Gulfport, Florida
Gulfport is a beautiful, quaint, waterfront “village” with good-ole southern Florida hospitality, charm and civic pride.
So many things to see and do in this seaside village that honors its past while enjoying the present. Truly a very unique historic village along Florida’s west coast.
Hosting all who arrive by sea is the comfortable, clean, protected and welcoming Gulfport Municipal Marina.
The marina is located on roughly eleven acres with over seven acres of marina waters protected by a concrete seawall and with 192 wet slips and 25 dry boat storage spaces. There is a boat ramp if needed and 70 trailer parking spaces available. A Florida CLEAN MARINA with a well-stocked ship’s store, two fueling stations, guest docking facility, showers and restrooms. If the marina is full, there is the Gulfport Mooring Field, also conveniently located near the heart of town. The well-engineered moorings offer a variety of amenities for the transient boater wishing to hangout in the bay. You are invited to stay a day, week or month. Many have even made Gulfport their new Homeport!
All this is located close to the town’s diversity of amenities and an enjoyable walk among the historic southern Florida homes, many with historic legacies. You can’t miss this town’s sense of community pride. You will find its unique civic engagements throughout the town, bringing daily non-partisan opportunities for the town folks to share a beverage and get involved.
The town has many very talented artists whose works you will see not only in shops, but throughout the community. On your walks around town, you may find a local artist at work in their favorite studio – their front yard, as this gentleman is illustrating.
On the first Friday and third Saturday of every month, there is the Gulfport Art Walk, an enjoyable walk on Beach Blvd and chance to witness the many independent artists at work, as well as their exhibits.
During your walks enjoying the artists’ work, you will often find live music at various venues throughout the town.
Getting tired of canned veggies? Well, you will not want to miss the chance to visit Tuesday Fresh Market !
Taking place every Tuesday on the following seasonal schedule.
October through April – 9:00AM until 3:00PM
May through September – 9:00AM until 2:00PM
Gulfport waterfront
Gulfport has very interesting shops where you just might find that treasure you’ve been looking for, for sooooo long.
Then, how about celebrating your finds at some of the town’s lively venues for food and beverages, several right on the waterfront, others along charming main street.
Check out the Visit Gulfport Florida website for more information, so you can enjoy as much as you desire.
And, yes sir, tired of walking? Grab a ride of the Gulfport Trolley.
Catching a beautiful sunset, walking the quaint streets of a genuine “village town” in the unique settings of Gulfport, is good for the body, mind and spirit.
So, set your course for Gulfport, Florida, and plan to stay with your perfect local host, Gulfport Municipal Marina or Gulfport Mooring Field. 
Harbormaster, Denis Frain, and his staff will make sure your stay is comfortable and enjoyable. The marina is withing easy walking distance from the heart of this quaint and fun waterfront town. It is an easy, refreshing, and often entertaining stroll.
Enjoy your visit, your stay, and share you experience with Cruisers Net.
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St. Petersburg Municipal Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is a great liveaboard and transient marina located on the western shore of Tampa Bay in downtown St. Petersburg.
A Dream Destination for Boaters – St Petersburg, Florida
Few other marinas are so ideally located in the center of their community’s many amenities as St. Petersburg Municipal Marina in the heart of the “Sunshine City” – St. Petersburg on Florida’s west coast.
Sunrise over St Peterburg’s Municipal Marina
Being called the Sunshine City is not just a chamber of commerce label. St. Petersburg holds the Guinness World Record for logging the most consecutive days of sunshine, a stretch that went for 768 days.
In today’s rapidly advancing times, it is not easy to manage growth and stay modern while honoring your significant historical origins.
Historic waterfront
Pyramid Pier on St Pete waterfront
St. Petersburg is one of our nation’s historic yet modern towns that knows how to embrace its natural amenities with culture, the arts, entertainment, exciting sports, bountiful parks, and recreational activities for everyone.
The Municipal Marina is in the heart of it all. So set your course for “St. Pete” and get ready to kick back, relax, and enjoy.
The proverbial red carpet will be rolled out for you in this sub-tropical slice of paradise.
The area is surrounded by 244 miles of shoreline bordering, not one, but three bodies of water: Tampa Bay, Boca Ciega Bay and the Gulf of Mexico.
Calling it a boater’s paradise might be an understatement.
Ready to host you is St. Petersburg Municipal Marina, the largest city marina in the southeast with 640 wet slips.
And we mentioned parks, there are roughly 2,300 acres of public land around town, located in 137 parks for all to enjoy. Being berthed in the Municipal Marina puts you in the heart of the third largest urban waterfront park system all the USA and maybe North America.
Right out of a scene from a Norman Rockwell painting, there are places to relax, walk the pets, ride bikes, do some kayaking, or do “nothing at all” but just enjoy all the beautiful scenery.
If you are a sports fan, you are within easy walking distance to where the Tampa Bay Rowdies play professional soccer.
Or a short Uber ride to see professional baseball, Tampa Bay Rays
Then for all you sportscar racing fans, the annual Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg draws fans from around the world as they race through parts of the city course. 
The next race is March 13-15, 2020…that is THIS YEAR folks! Be quick mates!!
St Pete offers so much, it would take a book to list them all.
There are art galleries, museums, golf courses, theater… once you get your slip assignment and a little libation, take some time to research all that St Pete offers you. Here are a few links to various venues to enjoy.
Shopping? Well, the marina is on the cusp of great shopping and dining. Just look around and you will find them unfolding before your very eyes!!
Within a very short walk, you are among many waterfront shops, restaurants of all kinds from very casual to fine dining, world class hotels, buildings extolling beautiful Mediterranean-style architecture and meticulously manicured parks. It is all right around you. Make sure you plan to stay longer than a day and night, because if you don’t, you are going to have to come back very soon.
As mentioned earlier, St Petersburg Municipal Marina offers 640 wet slips ranging in size from 28 feet up to 100 feet. The location is Latitude 27N 46’ 12.36” and Longitude 82W37’47.38” on the point of Demens Landing Park.
Marina services offered at St. Petersburg Municipal Marina are listed in the Cruisers Net Marina Directory
Here are just a few of the many services: 500 ft Transient dock with minimum 10’ depths, mooring field and picnic areas, fuel, marina store well stocked to serve most of your needs.
No doubt by now, you know why this marina and city are an boater’s ideal port of call. Please share your own personal experiences with us here at Cruisers Net so that others may benefit from your visit. It is that ole Cruisers Helping Cruisers thing that built this service for all to use.
Wishing everyone blue skies, fair winds, gentle seas and fun times in St Petersburg, Florida.
Tell ‘em Cruisers Net sent you!
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© Cruisers Net February 2020
There is always plenty to do around Charlotte Harbor, especially during early Spring. When you are berthed at Fishermen’s Village Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, you will enjoy your visit to beautiful Charlotte Harbor.
FISHERMEN’S VILLAGE TO HOST ANNUAL ST. PATRICK’S DAY CELEBRATION
Punta Gorda, FL—Fishermen’s Village will play host to a St. Patrick’s Day Celebration, Tuesday,
March 17, 2020 with festivities beginning at 12 noon and continuing until 9 pm. The event is free and the public is encouraged to attend.
Originally from Boston, Eddie Dillon is a multi-instrumentalist – guitar, mandolin, banjo & bass
blended with a little Irish wit! Singer/Songwriter Mark Fitzpatrick has toured with Ireland’s famous folk singers, The Clancy Brothers.
Village Restaurants will feature Irish food specials (call for details/reservations)
Fishermen’s Village is located off Marion Avenue, Punta Gorda, FL. 941 639-8721 www.fishville.com.
Kathy Burnam
Marketing/Events Manager
Fishermen’s Village
mkting@fishville.com
1200 W. Retta Esplanade #57A
Punta Gorda, Florida 33950
P 941 575-3007
M 941 258-1327
F 941 637-1054
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