studio b in Alys Beach, Florida
studio b in Alys Beach, Florida
For more information or to register for any of these events, visit http://www.studiobthebeach.com, email scoop@studiobthebeach.com or call 214-415-0476.
Brought to you by South Walton Realtors Craig and Tracy Baranowski
Scenic 30A has some of the most beautiful coastlines in the world. Along our 16 mile stretch of pristine white sand beaches are world class luxury communities. This years 2010 list of most expensive land sold on 30A has The Retreat is the top winner claiming 3 of the top 5 spots. Known for its gorgeous views and seclusion, The Retreat has been a top spot for premier luxury properties since its inception.
View most expensive properties sold in 2010 HERE
Alys Beach is pushing the envelope on luxury living and has sold two $3mil gulf front lots in the past 18 months. This is a surprising number since one can get an amazing luxury gulf front home for $3mil and the current state of our distressed market. It validates that location is everything and in the case of The Retreat, Alys Beach and WaterSound Beach…location IS EVERYTHING! All 5 of the most expensive lots sold on 30A are Gulf front lots and sold after the Gulf Oil Spill that fortunately had minimal impact on our beaches.
[what] An evening with Dixie Chick Emily Robison to kick off studio b's MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
[when] February 9, 2011 from 7-10PM
[where] Studio b, Alys Beach (directions)
[details] Must RSVP at scoop@studiobthebeach.com. More info about studio b --> HERE
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[what] Apertivo Prima Cinema - a studio b at Alys Beach gallery event
[when] Thursday, November 4 from 6-9PM
[where] studio b at Alys Beach [MAP]
[details] Apertivo Prima Cinema — A feast for the senses: delightful bites, a cinematic experience (courtesy of The Florida State University’s College of Motion Picture Arts Torchlight Program), delectable wines for tasting and an outstanding new art installation. Previewing Italian Baroque masterpie...ces to be exhibited in Tallahassee in February.
The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science has teamed with Studio b., located in Alys Beach, Florida, to host an experience that is not to be missed! The event at Studio b. on November 4, 2010, entitled “Anteprima di Febbraio” (Preview for February), will be a precursor to an event that will be held at Studio b. in February to celebrate an amazing exhibition of 50 Italian Baroque masterpieces, which will debut for the first time in Tallahassee on March 18, 2011. Nine of the exhibition’s paintings are currently being restored for the debut. Reproductions of those will be on display at Studio b., inviting “adoption” by interested businesses or individuals.
[more information] Call 214.415.0476. On the web - http://www.studiobthebeach.com
Bring chairs, blankets and your dancin' shoes to experience The Maxx Live at Alys Beach!
The Maxx is a product of the Atlanta, GA music scene. Since 1980 this power packed ensemble has thrilled more than one million people all over North America, Europe, Asia and The Caribbean. Detailed choreography, a horn section, flashy costuming, male and female vocals, and authentic music make The Maxx a delicious recipe for success and a hi...t at any event.
The Maxx performs the nostalgic hits from the 50’s & 60’s along with the hard hitting party songs from the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and today. This versatility has given them the ability to adapt to varied audiences and has secured them engagements for corporate parties, conventions, festivals, weddings, concerts, casinos, amusement parks and colleges.
A true case of experience is the best teacher, and The Maxx passes that experience on to you in the form of reliable, quality entertainment. If you haven’t seen them, then you’re in for a treat! If you have, see them again, because they’re better than ever!
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{ Architecturally stunning. Exclusive. Elegant. An oasis of luxury. Mediterranean-inspired.}
Alys Beach, Florida is the newest addition to the New Urbanism movement in South Walton county, Florida - the movement that makes Scenic Hwy 30A such an extraordinary destination and magnet for architectural students and professionals from around the globe.
Nestled on 158-acres on the north and south sides of East Scenic Hwy 30A, Alys Beach is arguably the most architecturally spectacular and has already set a new standard on 30A for quality, receiving several impressive accolades already since inception. Drawing inspiration from Bermuda and Antigua, the contrast of the town's white stucco walls and white-ridged roofs against the emerald blues and greens of the surrounding environment is truly stunning. Also distinctive, the community is comprised of villas, courtyard homes, family compound retreats and rowhouses as opposed to the typical detached single family structure seen in most South Walton communities. Alys Beach also consistently uses the most ecologically responsible methods for community building. It's a walkable, energy-efficient community development created to be durable and storm resistant, and built using green materials and construction practices.
As of July 2009, Alys Beach is still in it's initial build out period but at completion, the master plan calls for 900 dwellings as well as a thriving town center - called The Village at Alys Beach - complete with many restaurants and retail shops, community gathering spots, parks, pools, and nature trails. Also coming to Alys Beach - a world-class beach club, tennis and spa facilities, a piazza overlooking the beach, and boardwalks through the wetlands.
Currently open: During the day, the breathtaking Caliza Pool is reserved for owners and vacation rental guests but at night, one of 30A's newest culinary hot spots "Caliza Restaurant", located at the Caliza Pool, opens to the public. The other new culinary hotspot, George's at Alys Beach, is open to the public 5 days a week for lunch and dinner. Fonville Press, located directly on 30A, is open to the public and is a great place to grab a Starbucks coffee, pastry, beer, wine and other hot and cold drinks. Charlie's Donut Truck pulls up by the 33,500-square-foot Amphitheatre every morning and Piper's kiosk serves up Chicago-style hot dogs and sodas.
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What: Noche de los Muertos/Night of the Dead Costume Party returns to Caliza Pool featuring DJ Steveo. COSTUME required. 21+ and up only. Proceeds to benefit Children's Volunteer Health Network.
When: Friday, October 29, 2010 from 8PM - 1130PM.
Where: Caliza at Alys Beach
Tickets: $30 before October 28. $40 after (at the door). To purchase tickets, visit www.alysbeach.ticketleap.com **Advanced tickets available online through midnight October 28.
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In celebration of Labor Day weekend, Alys Beach, in conjunction with Escape to Create,
is proud to host ‘Alys Sound’ on Saturday, September 4, from 4 to 6
p.m. along the pedestrian path. In addition, live jazz will be performed
by Sean Dietrich from 5-8PM at Caliza, with artwork by Steve Penley being featured at Caliza Pool.
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What: Alys Sound Event
When: Saturday, September 4, 2010, from 5-8PM
Where: Event will take place along the pedestrian paths in Alys Beach, Florida [MAP] and live music and artwork will be on display at Caliza Pool
Cost: Free and open to the public
Dr. Charles Mason, creator of ‘Alys Sound’ and Escape to Create artist-in-residence, teaches composition at Birmingham-Southern College and in the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami. For a number of years, Mason has explored an area of interest he calls Music for Porous Architecture. He has written a number of pieces contemplating what it means to take into consideration the architectural space within which the work would appear.
"As we were walking down the street or pathway in Alys Beach, I noticed that there are many beautiful sounds,” said Mason. “From the dry wispy sound of wind blowing through the palm trees to the water gurgling from pet watering fountains, ‘Alys Sound’ will use those natural sounds to create aural beauty that complements the natural sound of the passageway and encourages pedestrians to slow down as they are walking the path so they might observe more of the visual and aural beauty.”
The concept of Alys Sound employs six musicians who will merge with pre-recorded music/sound from eight speakers. The live musicians will provide a beautiful, contemplative, sonorous sound that will naturally produce canonic textures as a result of distance. For example, if two musicians are performing the same music, but are separated by distance, the result will sound, to a listener, as if the distant musician is echoing the nearer musician. The pre-recorded portions will consist of music that interacts with the live musicians and create beautiful sonorities derived from local sounds such as waves, shells and wind.
The Surfrider Foundation Emerald Coast Chapter announces details of the Clean Water Wine & Dine event on Thursday, August 5th at Studio b. in Alys Beach beginning at 6:30pm.
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When: Thursday, August 5, 2010 at 630PM
Where: studio b at Alys Beach, Florida [MAP]
Cost: $50
Tickets: purchase at www.ticketbud.com or 850.225.1747. Tickets MUST be purchased before August 3 to attend.
Questions? 850.225.1747
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Special guest Jim Moriarty, CEO of the Surfrider Foundation will be in attendance at the event designed to bring concerned locals together to learn more about the current efforts by the Emerald Coast Surfrider Chapter to ensure the safety of the Gulf of Mexico and area waters. Tickets to the event are $50 per person and can be purchased at www.ticketbud.com or by calling 850.225.1747. RSVP by Tuesday, August 3rd is required for entry.
“The Clean Water Wine & Dine event was created to address the concerns of our community as to the safety of our waters and also to provide a forum to educate and interact regarding this very important issue,” explained Mike Sturdivant, Chairman of the Surfrider Foundation Emerald Coast Chapter. “We are so honored that Jim Moriarty, who leads Surfrider's international environmental efforts, has chosen to visit South Walton. As are most of us, Jim is gravely concerned regarding the safety of our gulf waters since the oil disaster. We are grateful to Colleen Duffley and her staff at Studio b. in Alys Beach for graciously donating the use of their beautiful venue.”
Discussions will include the importance of timely and accurate water testing, the need for public education regarding the dangers of oil dispersants and how to contribute to Surfrider’s efforts to secure grants and to raise funds for continued testing.
Coastal fare will be provided by local chef and Surfrider member Phillip McDonald of Table Five. Additional donations to Surfrider for water testing are greatly appreciated and can be made online at www.surfrideremeraldcoast.org.








