Seasons of Sunshine Pass
Expiration: 365 days after purchase
Discover Sarasota all year long! The free Seasons of Sunshine Pass puts beaches, dining, arts, and seasonal fun right in your pocket.
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The Jazz Club of Sarasota brings live music into smaller, more intimate settings around town. It’s less about a big production and more about sitting in and listening for a while.
Plan a stop at Anna Maria Oyster Bar in North Port. It’s the perfect place to grab a bit to eat after exploring nearby outdoor spots like Warm Mineral Springs or Senator Bob Johnson’s Landing for kayaking.
The Ski-A-Rees have been performing on Sarasota Bay for generations. The show blends synchronized skiing, jumps, and a bit of local tradition into something you won’t come across in many other places.
A night with the Sarasota Orchestra offers a different pace to the day. Performances range from classical programs to more contemporary selections, all in a setting that’s been part of Sarasota’s arts scene for decades.
Stop by Save Our Seabirds for a walk-through experience focused on rescued coastal birds. Located near the beach, it’s a quick and meaningful addition to your day.
Spend time outdoors at TreeUmph! Adventure Course, where elevated ropes courses and zip lines offer a more active way to experience the area. It’s a change of pace from the coast without going far.
After the beach, head into Siesta Key Village where everything is within a few blocks. It’s a mix of flip-flops, live music, and places to grab a drink or dinner like Blasé Martini Bar, Cafe Gabbiano, Flavio’s Brick Oven & Bar, Siesta Key Oyster Bar, or The Big Tiki Lounge.
Stroll Dearborn Street for a mix of local shops and small-town charm. While you’re there, stop for a bite at nearby favorites like Mango Bistro or Chophouse285 to round out your visit.
Get out on the water with Sail Venice, offering a relaxed way to experience the Gulf and surrounding waterways. You can sail off into sunset or take the wheel to experience sailing firsthand.
Spend a Saturday morning at the Sarasota Farmers Market, where local vendors line the streets with fresh produce, baked goods, and handmade items. It’s as much about the atmosphere as what you pick up along the way.
Plan your visit around Savor Sarasota Restaurant Week in June, when restaurants across the area offer multi-course lunch and dinner menus. It’s also a great time to explore local favorites! Can’t wait? Start by discovering some dining spots now like Turmeric and Duval’s Fresh Local Seafood.