Think of it as Tchaikovsky’s greatest hits, all in one night. The prestigious State Ballet of Russia, under the tutelage of awardwinning dancer Nikolay Anokhin, highlights excerpts from the most renowned works from one of ballet’s most prominent composers. With scenes from Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, and The Nutcracker, Tchaikovsky’s…
An interactive art exhibit of Andrea Huffman’s textile work based on the Florida environment. In addition to the exhibit there will also be two activities for community participation: the creation of a large fabric banner that park visitors can take part in, as well as an Art and Nature Family…
The holiday sale runs from Friday, December 12th to Tuesday, December 30th. Monday through Friday hours are from 8:30am-5:00pm, Saturdays 10:00am-2:00pm. Find all the gifts you need for this holiday season. Mon., Dec. 29, 2014…
Throughout her lifetime of artistic achievements, contemporary artist, Patricia Nix has positioned herself as a keen protagonist in the development of late 20th century painting and drawing in America. Mon., Dec. 29, 2014…
The City of Miramar, FL is proud to collaborate with one of the nation’s most generous philanthropists, 2014 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer Alonzo “Zo” Mourning, and the Mourning Family as they produce Zo’s Winter Groove. Having watched the success of Zo’s Summer Groove in years past, the City…
Enjoy live music from Motown to ballroom and country to rock n’ roll as you dance under the stars. Monday through Wednesday year-round, weather permitting. Tue., Dec. 30, 2014…
Florida native butterflies appear each day. Staff members are on hand to explain the life cycle, describe the species and offer guidance in selecting plants that attract butterflies. Educational butterfly facts are posted throughout the pavilion. Tue., Dec. 30, 2014…
Find unique and original works of art for everyone on your gift list at the holiday sale which runs from Friday, December 12th to Tuesday, December 30th Monday thru Friday hours are from 8:30am-5:00pm, Saturdays 10:00am-2:00pm. Tue., Dec. 30, 2014…
Throughout her lifetime of artistic achievements, contemporary artist, Patricia Nix has positioned herself as a keen protagonist in the development of late 20th century painting and drawing in America. Tue., Dec. 30, 2014…
All the attention is on Wednesday’s New Year’s Eve festivities, but anyone worth their weight in Miller High Life bottle caps will tell you: The big day is little more than amateur hour. Sidestep the overpriced door entries, drunken frat boys on holiday break, and sidewalk mystery puddles and start…
Throughout her lifetime of artistic achievements, contemporary artist, Patricia Nix has positioned herself as a keen protagonist in the development of late 20th century painting and drawing in America. Wed., Dec. 31, 2014…
Oh là là, it’s a French party at the Delray Beach Playhouse. Get ready to pop bottles of French bubbly and sing along to some transatlantic delights during A Musical Midnight in Paris. Bestselling French recording star Liz Brady will entertain audiences with her coquettish croons. Born in Egypt to…
JAZZIZ Nightlife in Boca Raton is hosting a spectacular New Year’s Eve celebration on Wednesday, December 31 with a five-course pre fixe menu, glass of champagne, party favors, live entertainment, dancing and special toast led by David Cassidy. Tickets for the first seating from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. is…
“Politics really isn’t my specialty,” Alan Turing (Benedict Cumberbatch) shrugs to a naval commander (Charles Dance) in an early job interview scene in Morten Tyldum’s choppy biopic The Imitation Game. Yet no less than Winston Churchill would credit Turing as the main cause of the Allies’ victory over the Nazis…
For reasons that are perhaps understandable, stories about women finding themselves — or their voices or their inner courage or any number of things that are apparently very easy to mislay — are big business. But even if Cheryl Strayed’s hugely successful 2012 memoir Wild: From Lost to Found on…
The du Pont family made its fortune selling gunpowder during the War of 1812, and soldiered on to invent everything ever worn by a cop: Kevlar, nylon, polyester, synthetic rubber. If you’ve cooked on Teflon pans, that money’s theirs, too. That means you’ve supported American patriotism, or at least heir…
The original Broadway Annie was a kiddie musical that wasn’t for kids. It was a period piece about the Great Depression — both a hooray for Warbucksian success and an elbow-jab making clear that rich folk need to share — with a detour into a Hooverville and a key cameo…
What kind of circle is time again? A year after blowing the doors off our annual critics’ poll, golden boy Matthew McConaughey won just a single vote for his turn in the loudest movie of the year, Christopher Nolan’s tears-in-space effort Interstellar, which has tied with the unprescient Transcendence as…
TV continued to unmoor from its origins and transform into something else this year. No longer tethered to a specific appliance, a particular kind of storytelling, or even commercial concerns, “television” now feels like an increasingly obsolete word. But that’s a discussion for another time, for we’ve come to celebrate…
Editor’s Note: Sony has officially canceled the theatrical release of The Interview following terrorist threats against theaters, and the announcement that several major theater chains had opted not to exhibit the film. The following review was written before Sony pulled The Interview– and stands as a reminder that world-shaking art…
The funniest and most incisive show on television is ending this week — so let’s look back at how it began. On October 17, 2005, a power-suited Stephen Colbert furrowed his eyebrows and showed off highlights of his new set. Red letters above him shouted, “The Colbert Report.” The title…
The exhibit on Clyde Butcher features the natural beauty of Cuba in a series of black and white photographs of Cuba’s landscape. Thu., Dec. 18, 2014…
