Tasting Tuesday: Cajun Asian Fat Tuesday Celebration with a playful twist on a traditional Fat Tuesday feast. Tsukuro’s Chef Michael White will present Tsukuro’s February Tasting Tuesday Dinner starting at 6:30 PM and priced at $55 all-inclusive, per person. The Cajun-inspired menu consists of six small plates paired with a…
The Gallery at Westfield Broward presents the National League of Pen Women. Wed., Feb. 18, 2015…
Fort Lauderdale Historical Society is the caretaker of the complete collection of Ivy & Frank Stranahan. Enjoy photographs, letters, legal documents and other memorabilia of Fort Lauderdale pioneer days. Wed., Feb. 18, 2015…
New River Fine Art’s exhibition, MASTERS: Modern and Contemporary, explores relationships between the creative genius, past and present, that radically transformed how art is defined and features original works of art, sculptures and multiples from today’s most sought after artists. Alexander Calder,Marc Chagall, Chuck Close, Salvador Dali, Sam Francis, Allen…
The theme for this exhibit focuses on the fine points of the Bonnet House property and buildings, small vignettes of things we might otherwise not notice, fresh interpretations of artifacts, architecture, flora and fauna throughout the Bonnet House Estate. The exhibit runs through March 1st and is open to the…
Ten pieces sketched by the late Nelson Mandela will be displayed for the first time in the United States in an exhibit titled “Mandela Legacy.” The pieces sketched during Mr. Mandela’s 27-year imprisonment will make their US debut during Black History Month, at the Ansin Art Gallery within the Miramar…
You can only get there from here features the work of Gillian Iles. This multimedia exhibition combines environmental-scale paintings with sculpture and video, creating both real and illusory space for the viewer to journey through. The work explores the potential of adolescents to become future agents of change. This concept…
An exhibit of fine art black and white photographs from the Creative Photographers Group. Wed., Feb. 18, 2015…
You won’t want to miss New York’s longest running comedy–on or off Broadway! Tony and Tina have walked down the aisle more than 3,300 times, in front of more than 500,000 guests and continue to make every wedding a one-of-a-kind event, filled with great music, laughter, food and love. From…
Those more devoted to the genre can debate whether Matthew Vaughn’s Kingsman: The Secret Service is the best comic-book movie of the past few years. What’s beyond argument, however, is that Vaughn has whipped up the most interesting one, the only to make ferocious, unsettling art out of the great…
No matter how you end up feeling about it, there sure is a lot of movie in Mommy, Xavier Dolan’s exuberant melodrama about an emotional firecracker of a teenager who, after being kicked out of a specialized school for setting the cafeteria on fire, goes home to live with his…
The thing about hating your job and not giving a shit is that it can happen to anyone, anytime — it might even explain the longueurs late in most two-term presidencies. In Talya Lavie’s bored, biting comedy Zero Motivation, aggrieved ennui hits right in the heart of the Intifada. Not…
Even fans of Fifty Shades of Grey admit the book is a literary atrocity. Novelist E.L. James’ erotic reveries read like the rantings of a drunken yokel — less “His firm hands cupped my breasts” and more “Holy crap! He’s touching my boobs!” The story is simple: 21-year-old virgin Anastasia…
In 2004, I worked at a bar in Kansas City’s River Market district. One night, a woman handed me her credit card to pay her tab; I looked at it and said, “HAHA. Your name is Monica Ross!” She made a big, exasperated noise and dropped her forehead to the…
Ten years ago, Wellington, New Zealand, was less welcoming of vampires. When Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi, two unknown comedians, walked the streets in velvet frocks and ruffles for a 2005 sketch, dudes would drive by and scream homophobic slurs. Says Clement, “We were constantly abused.” Over the next decade,…
Adultery, disguised lovers, and a risqué bet. Così fan tutte is the Dangerous Liaisons of the opera repertoire as it makes frank observation of the frailty of human relationships through the lens of a comedy. This Florida Grand Opera original production, which was last performed in 2008, will be given…
The finest young talent in South Florida will be performing at Bonnet House’s Young Artist Music Series this winter. Concerts under the stars on the Beautiful Bonnet House Estate with complimentary wine, dessert and coffee (sponsored by Whole Foods Market) included in the price. The evening’s activities take place in…
A member of the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame, Aaron Neville has enjoyed an incredible career between his solo work and his iconic role with the Neville Brothers. “Tell It Like It Is,” his first hit single, held the number one spot on the R&B charts for five weeks. He…
For the creators of Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding, happenstance bred imagination: Two drama students were practicing their chops by having a mock argument as a young couple. They clashed with enough verisimilitude that their dorm master thought it was real. Soon enough, the talented improvisers brought their friends onboard and…
The Atlantic Hotel & Spa on Fort Lauderdale Beach is pleased to announce that it has partnered with the non-profit organization, ArtServe Inc., to exhibit the artwork of local artists in the hotel’s main lobby. The exhibition, “Feast of Colors”, which will adorn the walls of the lobby from today,…
Slow Burn Theatre Company and the City of Aventura present Bonnie & Clyde. Fueled with a score by award-winning composer Frank Wildhorn (Jekyll & Hyde), the 2012 Broadway production of Bonnie & Clyde was nominated for five Drama Desk Awards, three Outer Critics Circle Awards and two Tony awards. This…
Begin Your Valentine’s Weekend with REX SMITH “Confessions Of A Teen Idol” A Musical Autobiography Fri., Feb. 13, 2015…
