provided to The Santiva Chronicle
Bailey’s General Store and its Island Store on Captiva have ensured a downright good time will be had by all at The Watch Party – a fundraising event supporting the Coastal Watch program leading Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation’s volunteer-driven, community-based marine conservation initiatives.
“We are so grateful to Bailey’s, the Island Store, and the Johnson Family for sponsoring Uproot Hootenanny’s performance at The Watch Party,” said Coastal Watch Director Kealy McNeal. “The Johnsons have played Coastal Watch leadership roles for some time. We so appreciate their generosity yet again this time.”
The Watch Party will take place on Friday, Sept. 29 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. on the grounds of SCCF’s soon to be reopened headquarters property, 3333 San-Cap Rd., Sanibel. Tickets are available while supplies last at https://sccf.org/the-watch-party.
The Watch Party, a rain or shine outdoor event, will feature:
• Live music from the fan-favorite Uproot Hootenanny, the four-piece folk/bluegrass band known for laying down and funky bass line for the fiddle to shine through
• Shrimp boil, other good eats, craft beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages
• Casting competition, 50/50, and fun ways to fund a new Coastal Watch truck
Sponsorships at all levels remain available by contacting SCCF Events Manager Jeff Siwicke at 239-357-0457 or jsiwicke@sccf.org or SCCF Development Director Cheryl Giattini at 239-822-6121 or cgiattini@sccf.org.
SCCF’s Coastal Watch is dedicated to preserving Southwest Florida’s estuaries and oceans for future generations — a mission it carries out with the help of committed volunteers who execute projects such as mangrove planting, oyster gardening, beach litter cleanup, and more.
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