As a regional publication committed to the residents and visitors to both Sarasota and Manatee counties, SRQ resonates “home” and serves as a constant reminder of who and what we proudly represent. Much like the national growth of airports in past years, Sarasota has seen a lot of growth and expansion of businesses, culture, and activity throughout the community. Originally, the letters “SR” were used as the airport’s abbreviation, until the growth in total number of airports required the use of a three-letter code - and so the “Q” was incorporated.
The “SRQ” in SRQ magazine originates from the designated call letters for the local Sarasota Bradenton International Airport. Celebrating its 20th year anniversary in 2017, SRQ has garnered print and digital readership of 78,000, connecting readers to new experiences that expand their engagement to the community. The flagship publication SRQ Magazine | LIVE LOCAL engages an dynamic group of readers who are primarily residents of the area, either year round or seasonally including creative families, retirees seeking their next passion play, visitors drawn to the natural beauty of the area, young professionals bringing fresh energy and entrepreneurs investing in their companies. Our mission is to transform what it means to live and love local.
SRQ MEDIA cultivates audiences who are curious about the place in which they live and work, and who want to positively impact their hometown by supporting local restaurants, giving back philanthropically, exploring arts and culture and actively participating in producing a robust regional economy. Founded by Lisl Liang and Wes Roberts in October of 1997, SRQ MEDIA curates print and digital publications, documentaries and branded content to capture the vibrant stories of the people, places and experiences of the West Coast of Florida. Locally owned, SRQ MEDIA is a hyper-local media engagement company committed to exploring the relationship between audiences and storytelling with impact in the Sarasota and the Bradenton Area.
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