Looking for fireworks? Check out: Fourth of July 2016's Fireworks, Parades, Picnics, and Parties in Broward and Palm Beach Friday Sushi-Making Class Shooters Waterfront (3033 NE 32 Ave., Fort Lauderdale) will host its monthly sushi-making class complete with a three-course menu and sake pairing. The event starts at 6:30 p.m. Admission...
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June 28 is National Ceviche Day, a day designated specifically to the worship of lime-marinated fish. A traditional South American dish that can be traced back to the Incas, who preserved fish by covering it with a bath of salt and fruit juice, today, the basic ingredients haven't changed much...
Monday Trivia at Funky Buddha Brewery Funky Buddha Lounge and Brewery (1201 NE 38th St., Oakland Park) will allow attendees to show off their knowledge of useless facts with trivia night. Starting at 7 p.m., there are no team size requirements, and the top three teams will win Funky Buddha...
Woodrow Wilson described D.W. Griffith’s notorious Civil War epic Birth of a Nation as “writing history with lightning.” Gary Ross’ Free State of Jones, which covers roughly the same period as Griffith’s film, is more like writing history with index cards. Diligent and informative but also fragmented and inert, it...
A blue thicket of braided, industrial nylon rope winds through the four-story atrium gallery at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA Miami) in the Design District. A foot wide at one end, the rope narrows and wraps around the museum's white support beams and columns like a giant cobra. By...
It's been decided: the second annual Chef vs. Chef will kick-off when Delray Beach's Dada chef-owner Bruce Feingold and Jardin chef-owner Jordan Lerman from West Palm Beach throw it down on Wednesday, June 22 for week one of Chef vs. Chef at Max's Harvest. Last year, the inaugural cooking competition...
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As a 6-year-old kid, Lily Capeheart would catch lizards in her West Palm Beach backyard. Then one day in 2006, she tried to hypnotize one. She had seen a show on Animal Planet in which a woman hypnotizes an alligator by flipping it over and rubbing its belly. Capeheart figured...
When the city of Hollywood was founded in the 1920s, Florida was still very much a segregated state. Understanding that his black workers would not be allowed to stay in the city after dark once it was incorporated, J.W. Young, the developer of Hollywood, created an area specifically for African-Americans: Liberia. ...
Here's one thing South Florida has aplenty: specialty markets that range from the super-large specialty to the small and exotic — even the silly. Sure, they're the type of place you might not be able to cross off all the items on your grocery list, but what you'll discover instead...
Photo Credit: Benhur Photography. When Tiffany Miranda started out as a recording artist, she looked around the studio and quickly noticed she was in the midst of a male-dominated industry. "Women are known to be vocalists or songwriters, but they rarely are in the position of creative control of a...
In 2004, Michele Lazarow purchased a Maltese from Puppy Palace, a pet store on Hollywood Boulevard. Lazarow says that the clerk assured her that her puppy did not come from a so-called "puppy mill," where pets are bred in inhumane conditions. But three years later, Lazarow’s dog was diagnosed with...
Memorial Day: For many it means the official start to summer, warmer weather, a day off from work, and the revival of all your white clothes that have been packed up since Labor Day. But we all know the history of Memorial Day is more meaningful than shallow fashion rules. After...
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There comes a point during every presidential race when the candidates stop feeling like candidates and begin to seem like the worst members of your extended family. They fight every night. They make mean comments about each other through lawyers and surrogates. Hell, you probably hear Donald Trump's voice in...
In 2012, Fort Lauderdale Police paradoxically arrested Michael Cunniff, now 33, for resisting arrest, without any underlying charges. In a lawsuit Cunniff later filed, he says he'd gotten locked out of his own home, and a neighbor had mistakenly called the cops, thinking there was some sort of disturbance. But Cunniff...
Thursday, May 19 There are a great many topics on which the U.S. citizenry cannot agree. But this week is a period to come together to celebrate the one thing 99.9 percent of us adore: beer. American Craft Beer Week is here. Celebrate at these South Florida spots: • Thursday...
Despite our proximity to the ocean and the nearby bounty of fresh catches we South Floridians can find year-round, attempting to find fresh sushi in our tropical paradise can be an entirely different ball game. And the fact that we are literally leagues away from the world's best fish markets...
By 2045, sea level is expected to rise at least a foot. In South Florida, where most land sits five feet above current sea level, homes and roads are expected to start flooding more frequently. It’s only a matter of time, scientists and economists warn, before it becomes so unbearable...
When we last left Que Lastima, the band was melting speakers with its debut album, Fever Dreams, inciting riots at music venues across South Florida. The album cracked like a whip, making it tough to guess how they might move forward without retreading former glories. But anyone who's followed Que Lastima's...
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In a lawsuit filed on Tuesday in the federal court in the Central District of California, a woman named Katie Johnson accuses Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein of having forced her to "engage in various perverted and depraved sex acts" and threatening to harm her and her family. A...
Today, we have fresh water to drink, clean air to breathe, and sea turtles to awwwww at. But let's be very clear: these are not givens — particularly in a state driven by Rick Scott, a Republican legislature, and constant development. In Florida, there's practically a war on nature. Wild...
Tax issues aren't exactly "sexy," but bear with us here, because Boca Raton voted to give an anonymous company called "Project P2P" $6 million in taxpayer money last night. According to county documents, the company is looking to expand massively, and create more than 800 new jobs. But thanks to...
Monday Farm to Kitchen: Glorious Greens Farmer’s Table (1901 N. Military Trl., Boca Raton) is hosting a class from 1 to 2 p.m. about cooking with veggie greens. Menu samples include creamed kale, Swiss chard and chickpea patties, and lentil salad with mustard greens. The class is $15. Visit EventBrite.com...