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SIUSLAW NEWS | WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 2019 | 9A SEAcoast brings Olé! May 22 Come let your mind be blown by one of the most original music comedy shows you will ever see — ‘Olé!’ World Music and Com- edy. Featuring amazing Flamenco guitar playing and musical virtu- osity of pop, swing, blues and in- ternational classics, this show will be full of spectacular fun! ‘Olé!’ World Music and Com- edy performs on Wednesday, May 22, at 7 p.m. at the Florence Events Center, 715 Quince. Come early to get to know this fun group during the pre-concert talk start- ing at 6:15 p.m.. Paul Morocco, Guillermo de Endaya and Marcial Heredia make up this merry trio of Lati- no guitar players. They present a fresh and exciting blend of Span- ish comedy, Flamenco, Guitarras and, of course, their signature ping pong. These three Latin Machos, full of fire, fight for their pride while playing, spinning and throwing their Spanish guitars. They take the au- dience on a journey ending in a Grand Fiesta!! Paul Morocco developed ‘Ole!’ after cutting his performing teeth on the streets of New Orleans. There, he explored his love for entertaining the public, learning the timeless craft of connecting to the au- dience and developing his unique improvisational skills. The original ‘Ole!’ show be- gan at London’s Mime Festival in 1990, and debuted at Edinburgh’s Fringe Festival in 1991, receiving not one, but two awards for the performance. In 1996, Paul teamed up with Guillermo De Endaya and Mar- cial Heredia. This version of the show plays to enraptured audi- ences to this day, and has become an international cult hit all over the World. “These three Locos are not only funny, but enormously musically talented as well. Their powerful performance combines frantic and zany slapstick that is almost surreal beyond madness” writes the UK’s The Daily Telegraph. SEAcoast Entertainment pres- nts ‘Ole!’ as part of its 2018-19 season. The group is an all-volunteer 501 (c)(3) bringing incredible music and en- tertainment to the Central Coast for 38 years. 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In addition, Jen Hornaday (Healthy Bees=Healthy Hon- ey) will helps people choose their favorite honey and Spir- itopia will bring their premi- um brandy, whiskey, liqueurs and specialty wines. The artists will be do- nating 10 percent of their sales to support the FRAA Arts Center, 120 Maple St. So bring a friend, shop for some unique treasures, and support the arts. Admission is free. SHS to award $240,000 in scholarships May 30 Siuslaw High School, in collaboration with ASPIRE, would like to cordially invite the community to the SHS Scholarship Awards Ceremo- ny for this year’s 2019 gradu- ating class. The event will be held Thursday, May 30, at the Florence Events Center. More than 45 local organi- zations will be present to dis- tribute nearly 150 individual scholarships to our SHS stu- dents. Come experience this life-changing event for your- self and witness the power of community as over $240,000 in local scholarship money is awarded. Beginning this year, the event has been relocated to the Florence Events Center. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the event is free for anyone and everyone to attend. For more information, contact SHS Counselor Ste- ven Moser at smoser@siu- slaw.k12.or.us or by phone at 541-997-3448. NEDCO to teach ‘ABCs of Homebuying’ Saturday 620()('(5$/:25.(56$1' 5(7,5((60$<%((/,*,%/()25 +($5,1*$,'6$712&267 6DYHRQRQHRIRXU VPDOOHVWFXVWRP GLJLWDOKHDULQJDLGV Rhody Days Arts Festival will be presented by FRAA Save on our full line of digital hearing solutions. Don't miss out on this amazing offer. $XGLRWRQH3UR&,& HURRY! OFFER ENDS (EXPIRATION DATE HERE) Hurry Offer Ends May 10, 2019 HURRY! 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This class, also from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., builds on “Financial Foundations” and walks attendees through buy- ing a home and how to save money in the process. Does buying a home seem overwhelming? Learn tips to save money, reduce the stress of buying and find the right home for you. This fast-paced eight-hour course, covers: • Financial planning and credit prep. • Shopping for a home. • Finding an affordable mortgage. • Opportunity for down payment assistance. • Community Land Trust Opportunities. • Protecting your invest- ment long-term. NEDCO is Oregon’s first community economic de- velopment non-profit with a mission to help individuals and communities build as- sets towards financial stabil- ity. For more info, visit www. nedcocdc.org. Register now for the FEC’s upcoming Indoor Yard Sale The Indoor Yard Sale is coming to the Florence Events Center on June 15. Starting Thursday, May 9, at 9 a.m., applications to be part of the Friends of the Florence Events Cen- ter’s annual indoor sale will be available for nonprofit groups and individuals who wish to rent a booth space to display their goods. For those who do not have a garage, adequate parking or hard to find locations, this is a perfect solution to be part of this huge sale. Sin- gle booths and double spaces are available for a fee from $35 to $90 and there are dis- counts for nonprofit groups. Space will be available up until Thursday, June 13, at 5 p.m. for any group or indi- vidual to participate in the sale. For more information on purchasing a booth, come in to the Florence Events Cen- ter office at 715 Quince St.or contact the FEC at 541-997- 1994. 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