I have been going since 2004 and I love it. I have learned from each of the teachers which were…read morevery good.

My daughters love it here. My 13yo starts camp next week and she's so excited! The ladies there are…read moreextremely encouraging and kind

what a wonderful nonprofit organization! The owner is a kind and generous person!…read more I do know Yelp has the wrong hours listed. Monday - Saturday 10am-3pm OR when the American Flag is flying. Definitely a great place to find all sorts of treasures!

Clean, neat, well displayed merchandise ... a nice addition to the thrift store group. Great…read more location, easy to find and plenty of parking. Friendly greeting when I entered . I'll be a regular for sure!

Appreciate this handy convenient place, GREAT Volunteers. It is always my first stop because I know…read moreit supports an important community cause and is not for profit.

Great to be able to offer some good quality materials like doors and furniture that will be…read morerepurposed ! Thanks to all of the volunteers here too ! Good stuff all around !

This little gem was recommended to is by a local bird enthusiast…read more There is a small pond with an island that is host to many beautiful birds. When we were there the egrets were nesting and raising their babies. There is a gravel path around the pond that only takes about15 min to walk around. There is a covered shelter for gathering f under and sharing a little picnic lunch At the one end there are numerous bat boxes and at the other end there are swallow(?) gourd homes. There are also numerous benches around the pond, and volunteers to answer your questions. We made a quick stop here, before heading to the beach. If you know your stuff, I'm sure you would enjoy this.

Bird watching at its best! Great place that to see birds and their young up close. Volunteer there…read morewith binoculars and telescope and very knowledgeable. Small island but worth a quick trip here.

Says they are Open Sunday .. And they were NOT!! No sign??…read moreClosed? Not good..update website hours/ days etc..

They are what they are called, FABULOUS!I found some great treasures and practical needs and had…read morefun picking around their store. They have great organization and presentation. It's easy and pleasant to shop. Also a great rewards program and they are for a great cause. I always stop when I'm in PC.

I Am very grateful for this program. I started recently and I am so thankful for the people who…read morecome and especially for the meals. Everything is delicious and helps me immensely. Thank you for the kindness of everyone who volunteers . I am assured now of having a hot meal with wonderful desserts. indeed a blessing.

We signed up for these meals when I started having problems with cooking due to my brain cancer…read more We get them Mondays, Wednesday's and fridays. They include a protein, carb, vegie, dessert and sometimes a slice of bread. They are tasty and run $3 for each. Since my husband also gets one, we pay $18 weekly. The only criticism I have is that you can't choose what you want but the meals are different each time!

This non-profit is a beautiful facility with lots of acreage on the Sarasota bay. I very much…read moreenjoyed perusing the grounds and learning more about the center and its mission. The Center is a research library of Asian studies, scholarly retreat, and a nature preserve existing on 72 acres in South Sarasota. Elling Eide was a scholar and anthropologist who amassed an extensive collection of Asian and Chinese literary works and art which is on display here. He donated his family land (since the 1930's-his grandfather's land), and a portion of it sold for funds in order for the center to be built according to his vision. The Elling Eide Center is not very much open to the general public aside from special events. The Center also hosts conferences, special lectures, and tours.. It truly is a magical slice of nature and very peaceful.

A wonderful Sarasota gem, this cultural center, coastal preserve, and retreat is only occasionally…read moreopen to the public, but well with a visit if you get an opportunity to see it! Elling Eide grew up on the property, attended Harvard, and became a scholar of Chinese history. The Elling Eide Center showcases his family's property that is a wonderful preserve on Little Sarasota Bay that includes fruit trees and some exotic plants as well as various natural Florida ecosystems. The modern main building is pretty stunning and includes a library and meet space. Open covered space is beneath it and a pond with a boardwalk pier is nearby. A wonderful and magical place with fascinating history and immersive nature among Florida's birds, turtles, lizards, wildflowers, birds, and breezes. Check out their website and get on their mailing list for news and future events!

Food music and more. Nice live music near a pretty marina. Bthrooms with running water that were…read morenot attended to, smelled awful not enough tissue and very unkempt. They needed seats and tent.

Rotary did a great job making this event a huge success for our little home town Punta Gorda there…read morewere so many people that attended that it felt like the whole town was present... Thanks to all that spent so many hours doing this for our community.. Mark Rosen SW Florida Restaurant Review Group (FB) Gulf Coast Dining Card