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Fall Into Our October Promos!
Happy Fall, AMOB friends and family! The humidity is gone, the sun is still shining, and hurricane season is slowly but surely coming to an end. We’re so excited about what we
Back to 1995
It’s our birth month and in true AMOB Style, we’re throwing a month-long party! Throughout September, when you donate a new children’s book appropriate for elementary-age readers,
Try our Drink of the Month: Shell Yeah!
In May, we started recycling our oyster shells. Thousands of oysters are consumed at local seafood restaurants in Florida like Anna Maria Oyster Bar. When oyster shells are
2019 FRLA Marketing + Operations Summit
What a fantastic time we had at the Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association Marketing + Operations Summit in Tampa on August 13th & 14th. This is our big annual conference where
Dive Into Reading Year 3: One for the Books!
Dive Into Reading has successfully completed year three, and this year, in particular, was one for the books! We are so incredibly humbled & proud to share that AMOB has been
Leadership Florida Presents Anna Maria Oyster Bar with the 2019 Florida Impact Award
Press Release from Leadership Florida
Leadership Florida® Presents Anna Maria Oyster Bar with the 2019 Florida Impact Award
Tallahassee, Fla. — The Anna Maria Oyster Bar, and
Congratulations to the 2019 ManaTeach winners!
It was a pleasure to co-sponsor this year’s ManaTeach rewards program along with Gettel Automotive.
ManaTeach is an authentic campaign inviting all Manatee County School District
Shell Yeah We Recycle!
Thousands of oysters are consumed at local seafood restaurants in Florida like Anna Maria Oyster Bar. The shells are usually discarded before piling up in our ever-growing
Anna Maria Oyster Bar’s Philanthropic Ways Recognized
Anna Maria Oyster Bar is proud to announce that CEO John Horne & his wife, AMOB Royal Consort aka Director of Marketing and Philanthropy, Amanda Horne, were presented the
A Very Special DeSoto Parade
The annual DeSoto Parade, one of the largest and oldest parades in Southwest Florida, was once again, a huge success! More than 200,000 people lined the streets of our home to