Florida Gulf Coast Dulcimer Retreat with Bing Futch, Guy & Sharrie George and Richard Ash: New Website Address!

Thursday, June 29, 2017

New Website Address!

Hello, everyone!

After six years with the ungainly web address of http://floridagulfcoastdulcimerretreat.blogspot.com , we've got a new, easy-to-remember URL: http://www.GulfCoastDulcimer.com

Registration has been open for the 6th Annual Florida Gulf Coast Dulcimer Retreat since February, but we're putting our annual six-month (or so) reminder to register now for our next retreat, being held February 22nd through 25th, 2018 at the Homosassa Riverside Resort. Stay tuned for timely information on our 1st Annual Homosassa Castaway Cruise, details to come soon!

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Florida Gulf Coast Dulcimer Retreat - February 22nd - 25th, 2018 - $159 - Register Now!

LODGING

We have a block of rooms discounted at the Homosassa Riverside Resort. Mention "Bing Futch - Folkcraft" to apply. The resort is located at: 5297 S. Cherokee Way in Homosassa, Florida and all workshops and concerts take place here.

DINING

The Homosassa Riverside Resort has a restaurant, The Riverside Crab House and The Monkey Bar, which serve meals and drinks throughout the day. There are some eateries along the drive in and also many restaurants on nearby Highway 19.

SHOPPING/GROCERIES

There is a Publix on the right as you turn onto West Halls River Road from Highway 19. There is also a convenience store on Cherokee Drive as well as a small store at the resort. If you're getting a room with a kitchen, or camping, we highly recommend visiting Shelley's Seafood and Fish Market, which is within walking distance of the Homosassa Riverside Resort. They get fresh local seafood every day - a great opportunity to sample some of the famous fish from the region.

RECREATION

There is much to see and do for the nature lover. The Homosassa Riverside Resort has a marina where you can rent kayaks, sailboats, power boats, pontoons boats and more. Chartered fishing trips are available as well as manatee swims and watches. Airboat rides are a Florida tradition and there are several pilots in the marina. Nearby are the Yulee Sugar Mill remains as well as the Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park with its famous "fishbowl" underwater viewing area of the springs.