Evenings in Ole Seville Square

Evenings in Ole Seville Square Thursday, July 30, 2015 - 7-9p.m. The Grand Finale will be sponsored by Seville Quarter Evenings in Olde Seville is an annual concert series that takes place in Seville Square. Seville Quarter will be sending out their best entertainers to headline the show. The World Famous Rosie O'Grady's Dueling Pianos & a Pensacola favorite band The Modern Eldorados will take the stage at 7:00p.m. Come and join the Mitchell family and the Good Time Gang from Seville Quarter and help make this night, one to remember. The concert attract an average of 8,000 people weekly and are free to attend. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets and get there early to get a good spot. If you need wine or a dinner basket call Seville's new Wine & Gift shop (434-6211) and we would be happy to set up your group. For more information on this event go to sevillequarter.com or call us at 434-6211. Tequila, for those unaware, is a distilled spirit that is made from the blue agave plant, made primarily in the area surrounding the city of Tequila. Tequila is only tequila if it is made from the blue agave plant primarily found in the Jalisco region of Mexico. Like Champagne or Brie, the real thing must be from this specific area! Mexico is granted international right to the word ''tequila''. We know people generally have a dysfunctional relationship with tequila (Tequila makes your cloths come off…); tequila actually has some health benefits -- that is, if you're not taking marathon shots of it. Your hangover might be attributed to the percentage of agave on the tequila bottle. The purer (look for 100 percent!), the less painful of an experience it's likely to be. Americans consume over 50 million liters of tequila yearly. Apparently some people need very detailed advice on how to drink tequila. Though most opt for the easy salt-tequila-lime sandwich as a chaser, another is just a classic Margarita. Seville Quarter will be serving them all on July 24th.