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Rock ‘n’ Roll lives! Ever-popular Plan B returns to the Doc Thomas House Keystone Stage on Saturday, Mar. 26, with Pinecrest residents Dr. Scott Kenward (guitar and vocals) and Al Roque (drums), South Miamian Alex Leeds (vocals, percussion, guitar), High Pines’ Al Larcada (bass) and Kendall’s Alvaro Gomez (keyboards, guitar, vocals) performing a repertoire of classic and contemporary Rock ‘n’ Roll with a dash of the unexpected.
The Conservation Concert series holds special sway with Kenward: “I have a special affection for bird sanctuaries,” he said. “I grew up in Pinecrest next to the old Parrot Jungle and we had macaws roosting in our yard.”
Attendees can perch under the Audubon oaks to enjoy Plan B’s depth of Classic Rock hits paired with Bird Bar wine selections and bodacious brews complements of Republic National Distributing Co.
A pair of Birding Binoculars will be raffled by gracious community partner Dade Heritage Trust to mark triple milestones: the Doc Thomas House 90th anniversary, the Tropical Audubon Society 75th anniversary and Dade Heritage Trust’s 50th anniversary! Concert attendance is required to participate in the free raffle, and you must be present to win.
2022 Conservation Concert proceeds are dedicated to funding construction of the new Tropical Audubon chickee and a permanent pervious floor.
Tropical Audubon Society is located at 5530 Sunset Dr. Gates open at 7 p.m.; music begins at 7:30 p.m.; lights out at 10 p.m.
A Food Truck (to be announced) and the donation Bird Bar with a bevy of international wines and bodacious brews courtesy of Republic National Distributing Co. will be available (Masks must be worn at the Bird Bar.)
Picnic tables are available on a first-come basis; attendees should be vaccinated and maintain social distancing protocols; attendees will be asked to take their garbage; recycle containers will be provided for empty bottles and cans only.
Tickets are $10 donation per person, children 12 and under are free.
Purchase tickets at https://support.tropicalaudubon.org/a/plan-b-conservation-concert.
Proceeds benefit capital improvements to the Steinberg Nature Center grounds and historic buildings.
Limited free parking is available via the 55th Avenue auto gate; free parking along 56th Avenue; metered parking on Sunset Drive; various garage and valet parking options within one to three blocks; Metrorail service to South Miami Station.
