The WOTM have invited the Outta Sight Band from the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind, to play here on Thursday, April 6 at 6pm. Tickets go on sale March 1st. They are 10.00 and include a spaghetti dinner. Here is some information about the band.

Outta Sight Band
A love of music, and the joy of sharing brings together talented student-musicians and music professionals to the Outta Sight Band at the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind (FSDB). Established in 1993, the band has performed at countless events on campus and throughout the state of Florida. Today the Band is made up of High School students who are blind/visually impaired; they train almost daily.
The Outta Sight Band practices twice a week and performs throughout the school year, averaging two performances each month. In 2008, the group performed for state legislators of Florida and various civic organizations, and has made appearances at collegiate locations throughout Florida.
St. Augustine attracts a wealth of musical talent and is a center for musical activity in Florida. The Outta Sight Band is fortunate to have some of the most talented artists in the area who volunteer their time to direct and mentor our students. Former student members of the Band have gone on to careers in music and the performing arts.
For more information, contact:
Jim Carpenter: 904.827.2757
Director, Outta Sight Band

There are tickets available for purchase either at the Quincy Moose or by calling 850-545-1762 or 850-508-0650 or 850-627-1393. They are $25.00. Pick up is March 31, 4-6pm
Poker run on February 25. First bike out at the Bottom Bar at 10am.
April 15, Three Billy Goats Gruff and Shepard Creek Band will be at the lodge. Dan Lemieux will be cooking. 2pm kick off. Open to the public.

Through the valuable efforts of Rich Greco, the Lodge reinstituted its 5K Run with the Moose on October 15th. The course is certified as a 5K or approximately 3.1 miles and runs through some of Quincy’s beautiful neighborhoods, including a sweep through the cemetery (insert spooky laugh here). Forty-six runners participated this year, but we anticipate this event growing as we continue to sponsor it. Everyone seemed to enjoy the race, and we will work on improving it each year.

This year, the proceeds went to the American Cancer Society’s Breast Cancer Research to help understand, prevent, find, and treat the disease. Thank you to everyone who came out early to help ensure that the race went smoothly and successfully. Thanks also to Stacey Elliott for providing the winners’ plaques and doing a beautiful job too. With help from our sponsors, runners, and volunteers, we raised $500 for Breast Cancer Research.

Along with our 5K Run with the Moose which raised $500 for Breast Cancer Research, we also helped Northwest Florida Moose Legion 182 collect donations of cat and dog food and other items for cats and dogs for You Can Make A Difference. You Can Make A Difference is a local charity which helps re-home neglected and abandoned animals and helps prevent animal overpopulation.