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Bradenton’s newest hotspot for craft cocktail enthusiasts has arrived. Craftails Speakeasy on Old Main Street in downtown is redefining what it means to enjoy a drink. This upscale establishment is more than just a bar—it’s a fusion of art, tradition,

As we continue to encourage all Manatee County residents to #SupportLocal, we think it’s important to get to know the people behind some of the area’s best businesses! Welcome to this edition of the Discover Bradenton Business Spotlight. We were

Can you tell us a little bit about your business? When did you start your business, and what inspired you to launch it? Why do you love what you do? What is it about your business that makes you so

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Math can be a tough subject at any age, and, according to Bradenton math tutor Chris MacCormack, a big part of the problem may be the teaching method. This week, we were excited to catch up with Chris and learn

Kick off your holiday shopping and join in the fun for the 3rd Annual Small Business Saturday Shop Small Scavenger Hunt in the Village of the Arts – Saturday Nov. 25th from 11am – 4pm. To participate, pick up your

The holidays will be here soon, and that means it’s time for parties and festivities. When you’re invited to someone’s home, it’s customary to bring a small gift. Not sure what to get? Amari Clements, owner of the concierge gift

As we continue to encourage all Manatee County residents to #SupportLocal, we think it’s important to get to know the people behind some of the area’s best businesses! This week, we were excited to have a chance to catch up

As we continue to encourage all Manatee County residents to #SupportLocal, we think it’s important to get to know the people behind some of the area’s best businesses! Welcome to this week’s edition of the Discover Bradenton Business Spotlight. We

While working in home health care in Florida, occupational therapist Guiselle Miranda began to notice a common thread in many senior living homes. Despite the array of services offered, she observed that residents often seemed sedentary. Many were confined to