SRQ DAILY Jan 27, 2026
Tuesday Dining and Food Edition
"We wanted to do something very different because everyone does croque monsieur."
Now in its 19th year, Forks & Corks is a multi-day food and wine festival produced by the Sarasota-Manatee Originals. Over the course of several days, participants can enjoy curated winemaker dinners at local restaurants, immersive tasting experiences in local retail shops, educational seminars and more. But the crown jewel of this annual event is the Grand Tasting, and on Sunday, January 25, food and wine enthusiasts gathered in the courtyard at The John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art to enjoy one of Florida’s most celebrated culinary events.
Over forty member restaurants from the Sarasota-Manatee Originals were on-site, presenting some of their signature dishes to hungry guests. It was impossible to sample everything, but a valiant effort was made. Riverhouse Waterside Restaurant presented a refreshing bite with their seared ahi. The tuna was so tender it was almost buttery, and it was accompanied by a tangy citrus slaw that offered a nice textural contrast. A wasabi drizzle added just the right amount of heat.
Pop’s Sunset Grill had two different dishes for diners to try. The rum-glazed pineapple shrimp bowl with coconut rice was bright and flavorful, but their true standout was the lobster encrusted filet. A tender, juicy bite of steak was topped with lobster, a sherry cream sauce and panko bread crumbs. The sherry cream sauce wasn’t overly rich, and the panko added a beautiful, buttery texture.
The highlight of the day was the chicken satay from Drunken Poet Cafe. A succulent morsel of grilled, marinated chicken was coated in a silky peanut sauce that somehow felt light despite its astonishingly layered flavor profile. This was perched on a lightly-pickled cucumber slice that was bright and refreshing in the midday heat. This was one of the few dishes that could be eaten in just one bite, something that was appreciated after sampling several (perhaps overly) generous portions of rich foods.
Another standout was the Tuna Nikkei representing both the Jack Dusty and Rufa restaurants at The Ritz-Carlton Sarasota. A perfectly crisp blue corn tortilla chip was topped with green radish, avocado mousse, coriander blooms and tamarind ponzu. A dollop of mango gel underneath was a sweet and refreshing surprise. It was easily the most beautifully-composed dish of the day, and exactly the kind of inventive and elevated dish you'd expect from the culinary team at the Ritz. 
Pictured: The grilled kofta presented by 1592, made with pita bread, tahini, pickled shallots, micro cialntro and pickled jalapenos. Photo by Wes Roberts.
In southern France, Claude and Aurielle Sagne spent 20 years catering from a converted Citroen U23 truck. Last year, they parked the mobile kitchen and opened Claudie’s, bringing their nostalgic French cooking to Sarasota. But translating recipes for American palates required more than an Atlantic crossing.
“Tastes here are very different,” says Aurielle, general manager, “so we had to adjust.” First obstacle: Eggs. “Over-medium, over-easy,” she says, “we don’t do all that in France. It’s sunny side up, scrambled or omelettes.” Timing changed, too. Back home, dinner parties last from 6 p.m. apéritifs to midnight dessert. “Here, you eat for two hours maximum. But it’s ok!”
The result is what Aurielle calls “a French-style restaurant with American influence.” She smiles: “And French service.” Up first: French onion soup, a burnished broth with jammy onions, soaked bread and oozy provolone and Swiss. Croque Monsieur comes on house-made pain de compagne, sliced thin. “We wanted to do something very different because everyone does croque monsieur.” Instead of soft sandwich bread, they wield “a French touch, with crispy bread.” Layers of silky bechamel, smoked country ham and cheese create a golden bite.
Owner-chef Claude’s beef bourguignon cooks a “long, long, long time” in a Malbec braise; the meat, fork-tender, is flanked by herbed potatoes and garlicky mushrooms. Everything relies on fresh produce, including the petite quiches. Pastries are made in-house, except croissants from Rendezvous Bakery, long-time friends and suppliers from France. Pillowy beignets arrive sugar-dusted. The apple tart is irresistible, rustic, buttery goodness.
For American influence, the Royal Burger draws a loyal following, stacked on a kaiser roll with a secret sauce. “We don’t want people to imagine that we only serve escargots,” Aurielle says (and they don’t, in fact). “I can serve a delicious hamburger because in France we eat hamburgers, too.”
Claude and Aurielle have worked side by side since culinary school and their firstborn was 12 days old. Their workday begins at 5:30 a.m., before breakfast regulars arrive for waffles, pancakes or those ubiquitous eggs. One Saturday a month, Claudie’s offers a five-course set menu with wine pairings (think savory tart with Cotes de Provence). The vintage truck sits off-site, but catering still drives them—private and corporate events, onsite or offsite.
As for crepes: February just may bring that tradition to the table for le Chandeleur, France’s midwinter holiday. “Maybe… Why not?” says Aurielle.
Claudie’s, Mon-Thurs, 8am-3pm, Fri-Sat 8am-8pm (3-5pm early-bird), Sun 8am-2:30pm, 17 S. Beneva Rd., Sarasota.
Pictured: Cheesy and delicious French onion soup at Claudie's Restaurant. Photo Credit: Sarah Emily Miano.
The brews are flowing at Gecko's on Hillview Street in Southside Village for Craft Feature Fridays! Every month, we proudly partner with a local brewery to bring you exclusive tastings, exciting giveaways, and special craft features that you won't want to miss! We are also partnering with a local non-profit Nuero Challenge Foundation for Parkinson's. Gecko's will donate a portion of the beer sales back to the organization. This month, we’re thrilled to welcome local Sun King Brewing to our Craft Feature Friday event! Come sip on a selection of their finest brews while mingling with fellow craft beer enthusiasts. Bring your friends, and let’s raise a glass to local brews and philanthropy.
Two Chefs Market & Bistro is owned and operated by Chefs Mellissa Louty & Frank Imbarlina who were both formerly the owners of Two Chefs On Hillview. Two Chefs Market & Bistro is a duel concept of a specialty/gourmet foods market and full service bistro for breakfast and lunch. What sets Two Chefs apart from other specialty food shops and restaurants in Sarasota is the fact that everything is made from scratch, on premises with only the cleanest ingredients. And it’s all made by the two chefs themselves. To learn more: 941-924-6277 or email chefs@twochefssrq.com.
National Carrot Cake Day is coming up on Tuesday, February 3rd, and there’s no better place in Tampa Bay to indulge than Ocean Prime. Our signature ten-layer carrot cake is a must-try: moist, spiced layers topped with creamy cream cheese icing and finished with a drizzle of sweet pineapple syrup, a decadent twist on a classic favorite. Perfect for dessert lovers and anyone looking to celebrate the holiday in style, our carrot cake pairs beautifully with coffee or a cocktail for a truly indulgent experience.
Florida Studio Theatre (FST) is pleased to produce the Florida premiere of Grandma Gatewood Took a Walk, the second production in its 2026 Stage III series. Written by Catherine Bush, this intimate two-actor play explores one woman’s life-changing, boundary-pushing journey. Previews begin Feb. 4, officially opening Feb. 6, with performances running through Mar. 1, 2026, in FST’s Bowne’s Lab.
During Sarasota Opera’s 2026 Winter Festival, the company celebrates 100 years of the Sarasota Opera House, described by Musical America as “one of the finest venues for opera in America.” The historic occasion will be marked with two days of celebratory events, including a Centennial Concert at the Opera House followed by a gala dinner at Michael’s On the Bay on Saturday, April 11, and a Community Open House on Sunday, April 12, as well as special documentary and book projects. The events will commemorate a century of music, history, and community. On Sunday, April 12, Sarasota Opera will host a Centennial Community Open House that is free and open to the public. Visitors can learn more about the history of the building through talks and exhibits. The event will end with a screening of the documentary about the Sarasota Opera.
As America approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, La Musica Chamber Music raises a joyful, unmistakably American sound—bold, lyrical, inventive, and full of character—in ““The Americans: Gershwin and Then Some” on Monday, February 9, 7:30 p.m., at the Riverview Performing Arts Center, 1 Ram Way, Sarasota. Tickets are $70–$80. To purchase, call 941-347-9656 or visit LaMusica.org
Suncoast Black Arts Collaborative’s (SBAC) “Art Innovations Zone” initiative continues its powerful exploration of Black artistry with “Celebrating Artists of African Descent: Past and Present,” February 1-March 13, at Manatee Performing Arts Center, 502 3rd Avenue West, Bradenton. The exhibition features the work of 10 artists from across the Suncoast region, with Frederick Woods and Glenyse Thompson presented as featured artists. The public is invited to a catered opening reception on Tuesday, February 10, from 4:15 to 6:15 p.m. The evening offers an opportunity for creative conversation, storytelling, and meaningful exchange with the artists, whose work reflects the intersections of art, identity, and lived experience. To RSVP, visit SuncoastBlackArtsCollaborative.org. The exhibition is sponsored by the Manatee Community Foundation and the John S. & James L. Knight Foundation.
Art Center Sarasota proudly announces the return of the Beaux Arts Ball, its Centennial Season fundraising event, with tickets now available for purchase. The Beaux Arts Ball will take place on Saturday, March 21, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at the Sarasota Municipal Auditorium(801 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota). A themed roaring 1920s costume ball, this special evening is a must-attend cultural event of the season that honors artistic legacy, celebrates Art Center Sarasota’s centennial anniversary, and supports the future of art in our region. Tickets for the Beaux Arts Ball are now available with limited availability. They are expected to sell quickly, and early purchase is strongly encouraged. Tickets are available starting at $300, with tables beginning at $2,400. To purchase tickets and for additional information, please visit https://artsarasota.ejoinme.org/tickets.
Senior Friendship Centers, in partnership with VIPcare, is hosting two free Garden-to-Table Senior Produce Giveaways offering fresh fruits and vegetables to local seniors and older adults in need. These community giveaways provide nutritious produce to support health, wellness, and food access for older adults on limited incomes. Food insecurity remains a growing concern for older adults, particularly those living on fixed incomes. According to the ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) report, the number of senior households under the ALICE threshold has steadily increased: From 37,000 in 2019, to 41,000 in 2021, and then to 48,600 one year later in 2022. Many seniors face difficult choices between groceries, medications, housing, and healthcare costs. Limited access to fresh fruits and vegetables can negatively impact chronic disease management, overall health, and quality of life. The Garden-to-Table Produce Giveaways help address this need by increasing access to nutritious food while connecting older adults to trusted community resources. No registration required. Seniors may stop by during event hours to receive a bag of fresh produce on a first-come, first-served basis. Bags will be provided. Produce is available while supplies.
Wednesday, January 28, Venice Campus, 2350 Scenic Drive, 11am-12pm. Sarasota Campus, 1888 Brother Geenen Way, 2-3pm.
The Ritz-Carlton, Sarasota invites locals to explore opportunities to begin or grow their career in luxury hospitality at our hiring event on Thursday January 29 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in The Grand Ballroom. Attendees will meet our Ladies and Gentlemen, engage in on-the-spot interviews and explore various non-exempt opportunities. Applications should be submitted online prior to the event. Now seeking passionate professionals in: Food & Beverage, Culinary, Rooms/Front Office, Housekeeping, Spa, Banquets and Loss Prevention. Please visit our website and submit your application prior to attending the event here: https://bit.ly/3YSGKsc. Business casual attire is required. Please park at Public Parking on N Palm Avenue and walk to the hotel. Parking is unavailable on-site.
If you are oyster curious or just craving the fresh coastal seafood & hand-crafted cocktails from your new Rosemary District favorite, join us at Lefty's for our daily Happy Hours Monday - Friday from 4 pm - 6 pm and our Late Night Happy Hours every night from 9:00-Close. With seafood offerings from the Steamer and Buck-A-Shucks on oysters plus our extensive wine, specialty and seasonal cocktails and draft beers, Lefty's has your recipe to get happier and explore our menus. Join us every day for Lunch, Happy Hours or Dinner and for our downtown neighbors and Hospitality industry colleagues, we'll have live music and keep the light on for you on the weekends!
Lefty's Oyster and Seafood Bar, 428 N Lemon Ave, Sarasota, FL 34236
A gala performance by Summer Intensive dancers from around the world.
Sarasota Opera House, 61 N Pineapple Ave, Sarasota, FL 34236
The sharp-witted, glamorous, incomparable Eartha Kitt commands the spotlight. But backstage in her dressing room, in the quiet between songs, she peels back the glitz to reveal Eartha Mae: a girl from the South Carolina cotton fields, orphaned by her mother until an audience adopted her. Told through both story and song, Urbanite Theatre’s first-ever musical production unearths the complex truth behind the icon.
Urbanite Theatre, 1487 2nd St, Sarasota, FL 34236
Matthew Aucoin’s “Music for New Bodies,” created in collaboration with acclaimed director Peter Sellars, is a bold operatic meditation on humanity’s shifting place in the natural world. Premiered in 2024, this one-act visionary operetta fuses the poetic texts of Jorie Graham with visceral soundscapes for five singers, an 18-piece chamber orchestra, lighting, and electronics. Aucoin crafts a work that is at once urgent and transcendent, while Sellars’ visionary staging brings the music into striking visual focus. Presented in a historic collaboration with Artist Series Concerts, this Sarasota premiere at the Sarasota Opera House invites audiences to imagine new forms of life, connection, and transformation.
Sarasota Opera House, 61 N. Pineapple Ave., Sarasota
ArtCenter Sarasota continues its Centennial Season with Medium Mutiny, a juried exhibition selected by Ed Swan Jr. that celebrates boundary-pushing works challenging tradition through bold experimentation in form, material, and concept. Solo exhibitions include Living by the Water by Cat Tesla, whose serene, abstract paintings reflect a journey of healing and transformation inspired by Florida's landscapes. A new body of work by Anja Palombo, blending her deep love of nature and art history into expressive visual narratives. In Architect as Artist, co-curated by Morris Hylton III, Sarasota-based architects including Carl Abbott, Jerry Sparkman, and Javi Suárez present multidisciplinary works that blur the line between design and fine art. This group exhibition honors Sarasota's architectural legacy and highlights the creative synergy between structure, space, and artistic vision.
ArtCenter Sarasota, 707 N Tamiami Trl, Sarasota
Delight once again in the inspiring performances of Pinky's Players, Venice Theatre's Community Engagement Program that partners with adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to develop and share their artistic talents.
Venice Theatre, 140 Tampa Ave W, Venice, FL 34285
Two of Sarasota’s finest step into the spotlight with a program that basks in the magical sounds of their ancient instruments. Accompanied by strings and harpsichord, Sarasota Orchestra principal oboe Bobby Nunes and principal harp Phoebe Powell each perform a concerto for their instrument by baroque master G.F. Handel. The two also join forces for Debussy’s enchanting Album of Five Pieces for Oboe and Harp.
First Presbyterian Church, 2050 Oak Street, Sarasota FL 34237
The Zota Quartet returns with a new, exciting program and a unique special collaboration. This ensemble, comprised of award-winning Perlman Music Program alumni, hail from around the world and Florida. They are committed to sharing their music with the next generation and celebrating the beauty and art of great music.
Church of the Palms, 3224 Bee Ridge Rd, Sarasota, FL 34239
Back by popular demand, Jazz Mass for a New Humanity, a groundbreaking work by Via Nova’s artistic director, Steven Phillips, sets the traditional texts of the mass in conversation with sacred writings from many traditions, along with poetry by Maya Angelou, Wendell Berry, and others. Performed with a first-rate jazz ensemble and acclaimed vocalist Maicy Powell, this stirring program entertains, uplifts, and inspires.
First Presbyterian Church, 2050 Oak Street, Sarasota FL 34237
Birthday Offering, Choreography by Sir Frederick Ashton, Music by Alexander Glazunov, Designs by Andre Levasseur. Checkmate, Choreography by Dame Ninette de Valois, Music by Arthur Bliss, Designs by E. Mcknight Kauffer. Summertide, Choreography by Sir Peter Wright, Music by Felix Mendelssohn, Designs by Dick Bird.
Sarasota Opera House, 61 N Pineapple Ave, Sarasota, FL 34236
Hailing from Siberia, classical saxophonist Valentin Kovalev is an ebullient and highly eclectic performer whose unique style was developed after studying in Russia, France and the United States. Valentin gave a sold-out debut recital at Carnegie Hall during the 2023- 24 season. Joined by Joseph Holt on piano, Kovalev’s program includes music by Bach, Rachmaninoff, Bizet, and Piazzolla.
Sarasota Yacht Club, 1100 John Ringling Boulevard, Sarasota FL 34236
In celebration of our Centennial, ArtCenter Sarasota proudly presents the North County Spring Art Show, featuring artwork from over 1,500 K-12 students in Sarasota's public and charter schools. Organized by Angela Hartvigsen and Debra Markley, this cherished annual tradition showcases the creativity of young artists, many exhibiting in a gallery for the first time. The exhibition includes special award ceremonies for both elementary and high school students, with over $20,000 in scholarships and prizes. It's a joyful reminder that the future of art is already in motion.
ArtCenter Sarasota, 707 N Tamiami Trl, Sarasota
2026 brings a rare alignment of milestones: the 50th anniversary of Steve Reich’s “Music for 18 Musicians,” the composer’s 90th birthday, and enSRQ’s own 10th season. Reich’s groundbreaking 1976 work remains one of the most iconic statements in contemporary music—a luminous tapestry of interlocking rhythms, pulsing harmonies, and slowly shifting patterns that seem to suspend time. Presenting this masterpiece in celebration of its golden anniversary is both an homage to a living legend and a reaffirmation of enSRQ’s dedication to adventurous, transformative performance.
Sarasota Opera House, 61 N. Pineapple Ave., Sarasota
Celebrate the vibrant sounds of the nation with our last concert of the season. This concert features John Williams’ The Cowboys Overture, Leonard Bernstein’s Times Square: 1944, and Copland’s iconic Appalachian Spring along with much more. Our guest vocalist for this concert is Andrea Ross.
Venice Performing Arts Center, 1 Indian Ave Building 5, Venice, FL 34285
Celebrate the vibrant sounds of the nation with our last concert of the season. This concert features John Williams’ The Cowboys Overture, Leonard Bernstein’s Times Square: 1944, and Copland’s iconic Appalachian Spring along with much more. Our guest vocalist for this concert is Andrea Ross.
Venice Performing Arts Center, 1 Indian Ave Building 5, Venice, FL 34285
Annual juried show and graduating seniors’ capstone exhibitions in all media and disciplines.
Galleries of Ringling College of Art and Design, 2700 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34234
Wednesdays, 10:30am. Explore Art Deco, Mid-Century Modern (the Sarasota School of Architecture) and Mediterranean Revival Architecture buildings, homes and structures of Sarasota on this 90-minute mainland tour.
Mondays, 1pm. Join Jerome Chesley as you explore more than 60 pieces of public art located in downtown and St. Armands.
Saturdays, 1pm. This tour led by circus historian Bob Collins explores the fascinating legacy of the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus.
Make your Saturday mornings even more fun! Check out the Backyard Science program for elementary-aged learners at The Bishop’s incredible indoor Mosaic Backyard Universe. This wildly popular learning program offers a wide range of activities, observations, and crafts that are sure to spark curiosity and ignite learning.
Bishop Museum of Science and Nature, 201 10th Street West Bradenton FL 34205
Thursdays, 10am. Discover with our expert guide, Kendra Cross, why Sarasota is the only place in the world that the Amish and Mennonite communities come to vacation en masse. In Pinecraft, enjoy the tour stops at Alma Sue’s Quilt Shop, The Carlisle Inn and Der Dutchman Amish Kitchen Cooking Restaurant for shopping and a pie shooter sample of their delicious pie!
Swing into an evening of style, swagger, and timeless charm with Feeling Good, a high-energy celebration of modern crooners. From the timeless elegance of Sinatra and the smooth sophistication of Michael Bublé to the sparkle of Bette Midler and Lady Gaga, this show delivers silky vocals, irresistible rhythms, and captivating personality. Savor swingin’ favorites like “Come Fly With Me” and “It Had to Be You,” fresh hits like “Home” and “Moondance,” and delightfully cheeky numbers such as “Stuff Like That There” and “Me and Mrs. Jones.” Equal parts class and sass, Feeling Good will leave you – well – feeling good.
Florida Studio Theatre, 1241 N Palm Ave, Sarasota, FL 34236
Stelliferous is your monthly guide to the night skies and the latest news from the world of astronomy. You can enjoy our upgraded Planetarium system and feel like an astronaut as you experience our 50-foot dome!
Bishop Museum of Science and Nature, 201 10th St W, Bradenton
This exhibition highlights contemporary Native design, craftwork, and art that employ the formal and aesthetic elements of abstraction as meaningful motifs and coded tools of Indigenous expression to communicate tribal cultures and histories, ancestral knowledge, and the lived experiences of the artists and their communities. Explored in a variety of media, including basket weaving, beadwork, collage, clay, textiles, photography, metalwork, and printmaking rooted in ancestral technologies, their work shares similar stylistic and social concerns, such as vibrant color, hard-edged geometries, curvilinear patterns, and bold mark-making, all infused with personal stories and those of their kin.
Ringling Museum, 5401 Bay Shore Rd, Sarasota, FL 34243
This exhibition highlights contemporary Native design, craftwork, and art that employ the formal and aesthetic elements of abstraction as meaningful motifs and coded tools of Indigenous expression to communicate tribal cultures and histories, ancestral knowledge, and the lived experiences of the artists and their communities.
Ringling Museum, 5401 Bay Shore Rd, Sarasota, FL 34243
Join us for a weekly guided tour of the night sky in our state-of-the-art planetarium. As Earth moves around the sun, different objects come into view. We'll not only discuss what you can see this season, we'll fly you there!
Bishop Museum of Science and Nature, 201 10th St W, Bradenton
Award-winning Hermitage Fellows offer a unique glimpse into their creative process, sharing original works in process with our Gulf Coast audiences. These free hour-long programs take the shape of musical performances, playreadings, concerts, visual art demonstrations, panel discussions, master classes, exhibitions, open studios,and more. The presentations are often works in process, giving Hermitage audiences a look into the creative process before these works go on to leading theaters, concert halls, and museums around the world.
Hermitage Artist Retreat, 6660 Manasota Key Rd, Englewood, FL 34223
Showcasing 100 rare posters along with sculptures, cocktail shakers, and furniture pieces, this exciting exhibition celebrates the centennial anniversary of Art Deco and the artistic significance it brought to the early 20th-century.
Sarasota Art Museum, 1001 S Tamiami Trl, Sarasota, FL 34236
Think while you drink! Gather your friends, co-workers or family and join us for a fun-filled evening. Prizes and specials each night. Monday – Wednesday at 7:30pm. Gecko’s on Clark – Monday ; Gecko’s on SR64 & Stickney Point – Tuesday ; Gecko’s on Hillview – Wednesday.
Tripletail Seafood & Spirits delicious Sunday Brunch is from 11am-3pm. Guests are invited to indulge in a delightful brunch experience on the beautiful covered patio or casual dining room with nautical touches. The brunch menu features a variety of mouth-watering dishes created by Chef Cesareo Cardenas, including his decadent Crème Brûlée French Toast, savory Steak & Eggs, succulent Lobster Benedict, the flavorful Tripletail Brunch Burger and Crab & Shrimp Omelet. Guests will receive a complimentary Bloody Mary or Mimosa with the purchase of any entrée. Prices range from $13 to $26. Reservations can be made through Open Table or by calling 941-529-0555.
Tripletail Seafood & Spirits, 4870 S. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota
From Billy Joel to Alicia Keys, from Ray Charles to Freddie Mercury, Three Pianos celebrates the piano legends who refused to play by the rules. These aren’t your cookie-cutter rock stars: they’re the rebels, romantics, and risk-takers who turned 88 keys into pure magic.
Florida Studio Theatre, 1241 N Palm Ave, Sarasota, FL 34236
Enjoy music, theater, literature, and more as part of the “Hermitage Sunsets at Benderson Park” series. Each hour-long program features selections of work, as well as candid and engaging conversations. The first event in this series will be the “2025 Hermitage Cross Arts Collaborative,” featuring Shawn Allison (ensembleNew SRQ) and Tom Lubben (Key Chorale).
Benderson Park, 5851 Nathan Benderson Cir, Sarasota, FL 34235
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