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ART
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MUSEUMS
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STAGE
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EVENTS
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KIDS
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DINING
ADRIENNE
ARSHT
CENTER
10 Years Later & Still Going Strong
Walk Don’t Run:
ArtWalks & Tours Galore
Wynwood Walls:
Museum of the Streets
NOVEMBER
November 2015 I AroundTownMagazine.com
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Photos: The Barber of Seville © Timothy Matheson for Vancouver Opera.
NOVEMBER 14 THRU DECEMBER 5
by Gioachino Rossini
“Figaro, Figaro, Figaro!” Everyone is calling for opera’s favorite barber. With
P E R F O R M A N C E S
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all the schemes, mistaken identities, and plot twists, he’s the only one who can sort things
out. One of the greatest operas ever composed, Barber will delight everyone. And, with
an updated production set in a 1940s movie studio, we’ve added a few twists of our own!
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MUSIC OF
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TERENCE
BLANCHARD
November 5 - 22
November 6
MUSICAL PERSPECTIVES
ON THE CULTURES OF BRIC
A Silkroad Collaboration
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November 14 - 21
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A SLICE
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November 15
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November 17
November 21
November 22
December 5 & 6
December 4
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MIAMI MASS CHOIR
Live at the Arsht Center
LIVE COMEDY TOUR
December 8 - 13
December 11
December 11 & 12
December 13
Christmas:
Holier & Dirtier
December 14
PETER LONDON
GLOBAL DANCE COMPANY
An Intimate Evening with
MATISYAHU
Dance/ing Under
the Mistletoe
December 17 - 24
NEW YEAR’S CONCERT
December 18 - 20
LIVE at Stubbs 10 year Anniversary
December 27
December 29
December 29 - January 3
Every Monday, 4-8 PM
Open 7 days a week
TORONTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4
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January 2
January 7
Open for pre-show dining
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Walks, Galleries,
and Museums.
Art, Culture & Fun for
the Entire Family.
Comedy, Film, Music,
Nightlife, Theater.
Art & Dine - A Twist On
Dinner And A Show.
Exclusive Offers For
Patrons Of The Arts.
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Charities, Culinary,
Expos, Festivals,
Lectures & Classes,
Tours...
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Adrienne Arsht Center – 10 Years Later & Still Going Strong
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Walk Don’t Run: ArtWalks & Tours Galore
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You’re Never Too Young For Opera
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The Art of Creative Employment Has Arrived
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Wynwood Walls: Museum of the Streets
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Foodie Diaries: Brava! at Adrienne Arsht Center
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November Highlights
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Arsht UTIX: Cultivating a Love of the Arts in Our Youth
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Your Complete Guide to the Arts
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Walk Don’t Run:
ArtWalks &
Tours Galore
Winter is coming! As any lover of art & culture can attest to,
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it’s a very exciting season in South Florida, which has become
community by exploring the multitude of galleries, outdoor
a world-renowned bastion of both local and international
art displays, and historic sites conveniently located within
artists, showcasing prominent events like Art Basel/Art Week,
walking distance.
and culturally enriching the community.
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To help navigate these cultural gems, AroundTown has
compiled the following highlights of South Florida’s most
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two decades since it’s inception, this esteemed community
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ARTISTS ALLEY (DELRAY BEACH)
www.artfestival.com
Third Thursday of the month, 6 pm -9 pm
Downtown Delray Beach, three blocks north of
TOURS
Atlantic Avenue and 2 blocks west of Federal
Highway/US 1
TASTE HISTORY CULINARY TOURS OF HISTORIC
Experience Artists Alley, an authentic and
PALM BEACH COUNTY
thriving colony of artists working together to
inspire artistic expression, incubate new artists
and create innovative artwork. An emerging area
in the Pineapple Grove Arts District, Artists Alley
801 N. Congress Avenue, Boynton Beach
Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth, Lantana and West
Palm Beach
Every Saturday
invites patrons to visit for “Open Studios &
Taste History Culinary Tours delivers an engaging taste of the
Galleries”.
cuisine, culture, art and history of the main streets and historic
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FIRST FRIDAY ARTWALK (DELRAY BEACH)
First Friday of the month, 6 pm -9 pm
Pineapple Grove and East Atlantic Avenue
Enjoy art gallery events throughout the year on the
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beautiful night in Downtown Delray Beach every
First Friday 6-9 pm. All the studios and galleries
in Artists Alley, in Pineapple Grove and on East
Atlantic Avenue participate in this monthly event.
www.delraydowntowner.com/events
year-round, the Taste History is a four-hour food-centric
narrated excursion of bus riding and four to six blocks of walking through historic districts for alternate visits to eateries,
markets, and an urban farm for food history, food culture facts,
foodways information and food tastings. At least three to four
eateries are visited per Taste History tour along with trips to
historic buildings, cultural centers or art galleries. Tour guests
meet the restaurant owners and chefs; and directors and artists of the cultural centers and art galleries visited on the tour.
Florida history is narrated by a guide. $45 to 50 per person;
free for children under age 18 (children must be accompanied
by a paid adult family member). Pre-payment is required. Pur-
29TH ANNUAL BOCA FEST
January 16 – 17, 10 am – 5 pm
chase tickets on-line at TasteHistoryCulinaryTours.org. Call
561-243-2662.
Boca Fest is the longest running show presented by Howard
ARTWALKS
der of an artist painting and visit the art galleries
and businesses.
Broward
County
DOWNTOWN HOLLYWOOD ARTWALK
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Third Saturday of the month, 7 pm-10 pm
Hollywood Blvd. / Harrison St. & Tyler St
EAST VILLAGE UNCORKED
Enjoy an enchanted evening strolling quaint,
First Friday of the month, 6 pm – 9 pm
tree-lined sidewalks while being serenaded by the
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28th Ave on East Atlantic Boulevard.
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East Village Uncorked is an art and wine event
that features local artists, specialty merchants,
restaurants, and planned improvements in Pompano Beach. Free wine tastings by participating
merchants.
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FAT VILLAGE ARTWALK
+ Flagler ArtWalk
Last Saturday of the month, 7 pm -11 pm
17 NW 5th Street (Corner of NW First Avenue
and NW Fifth Street) + NE 4th Avenue, Fort
Lauderdale
Each month, as many as 1,000 people descend
on the vibrant and ever-growing arts community. Trolleys take visitors around Flagler Village,
FAT Village and NE 4th Avenue. In addition to
the varied collection of art, guests can also enjoy
great food, music, street performers, face painters, and more.
www.fatvillage.com
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NORTH BEACH (NOBE) ARTWALK
First Saturday of the month, 7 pm -11 pm
3354 NE 33rd St, Fort Lauderdale
Gone are the empty storefronts, replaced by a
growing arts community. Each month, guests
are treated to live art exhibits, dozens of street
vendors, live music, restaurants, galleries, studios, boutiques and more.
www.browardartguild.org
TOURS
BROWARD CULTURAL TOUR
ArtServe, 1350 E. Sunrise Blvd, Ft. Lauderdale
January 15, March 25, May 20, July 8, September
16, November 4, 9 am – 5 pm
This tour goes behind the scenes of Broward
Country’s Cultural Treasures, including ArtServe,
Museum of Art Ft. Lauderdale, Broward Center
for the Performing Arts, Museum of Discovery
and Science, Sailboat Bend Artists’ Lofts, Art
and Culture Center of Hollywood, Young At Art
Museum, F.A.T. Village, Bonnet House Museum
& Garden, African American Research Library,
and more.
www.bfabroward.org
BROWARD CULTURAL TOUR
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East Dade
County
ARTWALKS
WYNWOOD ARTWALK
Second Saturday of the month, 6 pm - 10 pm
Between 22nd St. & 29th St. on 2nd Ave.
Features openings at Art Galleries, Art
Institutions, and Retail Businesses. Thousands of people crowd the streets to take in
the sounds, tastes and enjoy the Miami Art
Scene. Wynwood Walls are a must see!
www.wynwoodmiami.com
For more information and reservations,
formed into the seven houses that remain
[email protected] or 305.989.0027.
amidst the turquoise waters of Biscayne Bay.
Known in the 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s as a play-
THE OFFICIAL ART DECO WALKING TOUR
ground for wealthy and well-connected Mi-
Art Deco Welcome Center -1001 Ocean Drive
amians, Stiltsville was once home to the now
– 10th Street & Ocean Drive
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Daily, 10:30 am (also 6:30pm on Thursdays).
Cruise past the Cape Florida Lighthouse,
This ninety-minute walking tour provides an
while listening to the history of Stiltsville,
introduction to the Art Deco, Mediterranean
Key Biscayne and the city of Miami.
Revival, and Miami Modern (MiMo) styles
www.historymiami.org/tours
found within the Miami Beach Architectural
Historic District. Explore hotels, restaurants,
HISTORIC MIAMI RIVER CRUISE
and other commercial structures with a visit
Bayside Marketplace, 401 Biscayne Blvd
to a number of interiors. Special weekend
December 27, 9:00 am – 11:00 am
guided tours are available.
Enjoy a relaxing boat ride along the historic
www.mdpl.org
Miami River with HistoryMiami’s Dr. Paul
www.artdecoweekend.com
George. Guests will learn the story of the
Miami River from the late 19th century,
DESIGN DISTRICT PERFORMANCE SERIES
Third Saturday of the month, during the
months of March thru May and September
thru November, 6pm – 8pm.
Varying locations in the Design District
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the performing arts – presenting three short
acts of various types of performing arts at
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STILTSVILLE,KEY BISCAYNE & CAPE
and hear tales of the area’s earliest known
FLORIDA LIGHTHOUSE BOAT TOUR
inhabitants, the Tequesta Indians, all while
Bayside Marketplace, 401 Biscayne Blvd
cruising through Miami’s Downtown. Lucky
November 29, 9:00 am – 11:30 am
tour goers may even catch a glimpse of a
Delight in this relaxing boat ride to one of
dolphin or manatee as they listen to stories of
Miami’s most hidden gems! HistoryMiami’s
hidden neighborhoods, Caribbean freighters
resident historian Dr. Paul George takes
and drawbridges.
guests to Stiltsville where they will learn how
www.historymiami.org/tours
this once vivacious community was trans-
Each month the performers and participating partners change as do the venues.
www.miamidesigndistrict.net
TOURS
ARTS ENCOUNTERS
Arts Encounters is an independent provider
of guided tours and informative programs
throughout South Florida to a curated selection of exhibitions at museums, galleries and
alternative spaces, as well as visits to artists’
studios, art fairs, and outdoor installations
of public art, design and murals. Several
public excursions each month are open to
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and individual clients. Founder and director
Margery Gordon enlists artists, curators and
experts as guest speakers to create unique
experiences that enlighten and connect
cultural enthusiasts.
HISTORIC MIAMI RIVER CRUISE
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THRILLER MIAMI SPEEDBOAT TOURS
Deco district of South Beach from Thriller's
Saturdays, 5:00 pm, 5:30 pm, 6:00 pm
Bayside Marketplace, 401 Biscayne
unique perspective in the Atlantic Ocean. They
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The Thriller Miami Speedboat Tour departs
Miami area as compared to other tour vessels.
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from Bayside Marketplace in Downtown
www.thrillermiami.com
Art District. (Actual tours may vary.)
Miami, Florida. The tour provides the ultimate
www.wynwoodartwalk.com
sightseeing experience in true "Miami Vice
GRAFFITI + DRINK
Style". See celebrity mansions on Star Island,
OUTDOOR BAR of Wood Tavern, 2531 N.W.
Fisher Island, Miami Beach and see the Art
2nd Ave., Miami
West Dade
County
VIERNES CULTURALES
The free trolley travels along Ponce de Leon
Last Friday of the month, 7 pm - 11 pm
Boulevard, between Southwest Eighth Street
Domino Park, 801 SW 15th Ave,
and the Douglas Road Metro station.
Little Havana 33135
www.coralgables.com
Free arts and culture festival for the whole
family. Free historic walking tour guided by
TOURS
Dr. Paul George. Tour meets at 7 pm in front
ARTWALKS
of Tower Theater.
HISTORIC BICYCLE TOURS
www.viernesculturales.org
First and Third Saturdays of the month, 9:30
am – 12:00 pm
LITTLE HAVANA ARTWALK
Second Friday of the month, all-day
1637 SW 8th Street, Miami
This festival embraces Cuban culture, highlighting its art, dining and entertainment.
Galleries are open 7-11 p.m. including galleries in the Futurama Building, for an opportunity to see paintings, photography, sculpture,
mixed media and contemporary pieces.
www.viernesculturales.org
CORAL GABLES FIRST FRIDAY
In front of City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive
GALLERY NIGHT
The Coconut Grove Business Improvement
First Friday of the month, 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
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Gallery Night has been a staple of City life for
FREE bicycle tours through the historic sites
the last 20 years features a night where local
and shady lanes of Coconut Grove. Join local
galleries present their artwork to the public.
historian and bike enthusiast, Frank Schena,
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as he uncovers the fascinating history of
or walk from gallery to gallery. Many of the
Miami’s oldest community — Coconut Grove.
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www.royalpalmtoursofmiami.com
LITTLE HAVANA
ARTWALK
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South Dade
County
TOURS
mal investigations of the historic Deering
2000-mile-long Great Florida Birding and
Estate. You will walk the paths of Native
Wildlife Trail runs through the Estate, linking
Americans, Miami’s early pioneers, and even
it to nearly 500 other sites acknowledged for
Charles Deering himself! This tour includes
their birding, wildlife viewing and education-
walking around the historic homes at night.
al opportunities. Over 170 species of migra-
Please dress comfortably and wear closed toe
tory and resident birds have been observed
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on the Estate, making it a popular destination
and any equipment you wish to use. Tour
for hobbyists, enthusiasts and education
may contain mature subject matter.
specialists. Visitors can join naturalists and
observe the shorebirds, songbirds and birds
HISTORIC GHOST STORIES TOUR
16701 SW 72nd Ave.
November 12, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Step into the past, as you listen to the stories
of the Deering Estate’s* previous inhabitants
and paranormal visitors. Hear about sightings and experiences from actual paranor-
BIRD WALK AT THE DEERING ESTATE
of prey found on the Estate.
16701 SW 72nd Ave.
* www.deeringestate.com
November 14, 7:30 am – 10:30 am
The Deering Estate* is recognized across
local, regional and international arenas as
an important destination for avian life. The
BIRD WALK AT THE DEERING ESTATE
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YOU’RE
NEVER
TOO
YOUNG
FOR
OPERA
Florida Grand Opera is in its 75th
place for youth to be seen in South
Season of presenting opera in South
Florida. Older patrons are amazed
Florida. In recent years, it has seen
at all the young, fresh faces attend-
a growth of students and young
ing the performances.
people attend the opera, due to
increased community engagement
and the establishment of ‘Student
Friday Nights.’ In fact, Florida
Grand Opera’s Friday night performances have become the cultural
Highlights of the Student Friday Night Performances include:
The Barber of Seville – Friday, November 20, 2015
Norma – Friday, January 29, 2016
The Passenger – Friday, April 8, 2016
Don Pasquale – Friday, May 13, 2016
By using the promo code OPERASTUDY when ordering tickets for these special Friday night performances,
students will receive a 25% discount on all tickets in any section of the theater. To obtain the discount or receive
more information, visit www.FGO.org or call 800.741.1010.
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MiamiArtsJobs.com is Miami-Dade Coun-
sign, fashion, film, music, performing arts,
“If you have a job or want a job in arts and
ty’s only free job portal specifically dedi-
publishing, R&D, software, games, televi-
culture – whether it’s in a studio or on the
cated to career opportunities in the cre-
sion and radio industries.
stage, in the back office or the box office
ative services, arts and cultural industries.
-- MiamiArtsJobs.com is now our commuMiamiArtsJobs.com is a free resource for
Created and hosted by the Arsht Center
both local and out-of-state cultural arts
and available to the entire community, Mi-
job seekers looking for part-time, full-time,
amiArtsJobs.com offers a comprehensive
freelance work and internships, as well as
resource of jobs available in Miami within
the Miami area organizations in need of
the advertising, architecture, art, crafts, de-
creative talent to fill these positions.
nity’s centralized resource for those opportunities,“ said Andrew Goldberg, Vice
President of Marketing at the Arsht Center.
“Creating this site is an inventive way for
the Arsht Center to address a need in our
community and nurture burgeoning arts
careers, as well as the most seasoned professionals.”
“Miami has incredible talent within the local industry and there are ever-expanding,
exciting and rewarding professional opportunities available in our community
across the entire field,” said Michael Spring,
Miami-Dade County Director of Cultural
Affairs. “As our arts and culture industry
continues to grow, MiamiArtsJobs.com is
an indispensable resource. We commend
the Arsht Center for taking the lead in creating it.”
MiamiArtsJobs.com
currently
has
job
postings from organizations such as Miami
Dade College, New World Symphony, Area
Stage, Florida Grand Opera, Locust Projects and more.
For more information, or to become a registered employer or job seeker visit
MiamiArtsJobs.com.
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WYNWOOD WALLS:
MUSEUM OF THE
STREETS
Established in 2009 as a “museum of the
tract hundreds of thousands of people
who passed that September. Since that
streets” by the legendary Tony Goldman
to Wynwood Walls each year, and it has
time, the project has been curated by
with co-curator Jeffrey Deitch, Wyn-
become an iconic cultural destination.
Tony's daughter, Goldman Properties
wood Walls has become a phenomenon,
spurring the creation of murals throughout the Wynwood district. It is now one
of the premiere venues in the world to
see the work of leading street artists.
The world-class murals and the
spirit of the project
at-
In 2010, the adjacent Wynwood Doors,
with 176 feet of roll-up storefront gates
was added. Each subsequent year, a
selection of international artists – that
range from old school graffiti legends
to young up and coming talents – have
created artwork for Wynwood Walls. In
2012, Wynwood Walls celebrated Art Basel with a series of events dedicated
to the vision of Tony
Goldman,
CEO Jessica Goldman Srebnick. In 2013,
Jeffrey Deitch, who was the original
curatorial advisor, returned to co-curate
Women on the Walls, a project and gallery exhibition celebrating the contributions of outstanding women artists
who are part of the history and the new
energy of street art. Women on the Walls
incorporated nine new murals showcasing the work of essential innovators,
such as Lady Pink, as well as artists who
are redefining street art today from a
woman’s perspective, including Maya
Hayuk and Miss Van.
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Since the first year's program –
featuring Kenny Scharf, Futura,
Os Gemeos, Swoon, Shepard
Fairey, and other renowned innovators in street art – Miami’s
now world-renowned open air
museum continues to attract
visitors from across the globe.
The outdoor “museum” of
international street art currently
showcases cutting-edge murals
created by 42 respected street
artists from Asia, Europe, Latin
America and the United States.
Encompassing a total of 50
dazzling works, Wynwood Walls
includes 18 murals exhibited
within the walls themselves, 14
adjacent Wynwood Door murals
and 18 art pieces featured out-
Admission:
Wynwood Walls are free and open to the public.
Hours:
Monday – Saturday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
2nd Saturday of the Month (Wynwood Artwalk), 11 a.m. to midnight
Sunday, noon to 6 p.m.
Address:
NW Second Avenue, Between 25th and 26th Street
side of the walls.
For more information, visit
www.thewynwoodwalls.com
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| Foodie Diaries BRAVA! – ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER
1300 Biscayne Blvd.
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There’s nothing like an afternoon or evening of
theater for an enriching cultural experience. And
what better way to complement the occasion
than with the perfect dining ambiance? BRAVA! is
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Ballet Opera House at the Adrienne Arsht Center
KID FRIENDLY. . . . .
for pre-show dining. Patrons can relax and enjoy
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their meals without having to worry about missing
BRUNCH. . . . . . . . . .
a single minute of their theatrical adventure. The
atmosphere is sleek and elegant, featuring plush
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DINNER. . . . . . . . . .
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with views of the surrounding downtown area. We
couldn’t wait to take our seats and let the culinary
tour de force begin!
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PAN SEARED SNAPPER
WOOD GRILLED FILET
|| THINGS WE TRIED ||
| 1 | DRINKS ||
THE PEAR MARTINI
What better overture to the show than this
fabulous blend of Grey Goose La Poire Vodka,
Disaronno Amaretto, Pear Nectar, and Sweet
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TOMATO MOZZARELLA SALAD
This delightful dish combines red and yellow
heirloom tomatoes, layered with fresh
mozzarella, balsamic vinegar, and micro
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soft, creamy deliciousness.
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no further! Arugula, fennel, grape tomatoes,
candied walnuts, shaved Parmesan, and
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combine for an A-List performance.
| 3 | A La Carte Appetizers ||
CRAB, ARTICHOKE & SPINACH DIP
This tasty platter has it all: jumbo lump
crabmeat, fresh spinach and artichokes with
Parmesan cheese, pita chips, and ciabatta
crostini. It’s rich, melts in your mouth
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SEAFOOD & PLANTAIN COCKTAIL
What could possibly top the previous act?
How about this delish combo of chilled mixed
seafood, and fresh salsa verde served in a
warm plantain cup? We say, “Encore!”
| 4 | Entrée Course Selections ||
CHICKEN FONTINA
There’s no time for intermission with this
scrumptious selection. Picture grilled chicken
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and wild mushrooms, accompanied by
slow roasted cherry tomatoes and sautéed
asparagus in a Perigourdine sauce. Tender,
tasty, and Tony-worthy!
PAN GRILLED SALMON DIJON
We couldn’t get enough of this show-stopper,
featuring fresh wild salmon served over
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and mango relish in a warm Dijon mustard
sauce. Brava, indeed!
PAN SEARED YELLOWTAIL SNAPPER
Talk about bringing the house down. What a
fantastic plate, starring Key West yellowtail
snapper, with co-stars haricots verts, tropical
mango relish and herbed Jasmine rice in a
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the applause here!
FILET MIGNON
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gold mashed potatoes in a garlic brown butter
glaze. Can you say “Standing Ovation?”
| 5 | Desserts ||
CHOCOLATE MOLTEN LAVA CAKE
After that sumptuous experience, it was
time to take a much deserved bow with this
sinful chocolaty slice of warm, sweet heaven!
Mmm. So good!
PINEAPPLE COCONUT CAKE
Speaking of break out stars. We just loved this
unique treat made with grilled pineapple and
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1- FLORIDA GRAND OPERA PRESENTS
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE
11/14 - 11/21
Adrienne Arsht Center
See page 53
2- CAMELOT DAYS MEDIEVAL FESTIVAL
11/14 - 11/22
TY Park
See page 57
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3- INTERNATIONAL SAND
ART COMPETITION
11/25 - 11/29
Casa Marina, A Waldorf Astoria Resort
See page 58
4- NARNIA: THE LION, THE
WITCH AND THE WARDROBE
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11/20 - 12/20
Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre
See page 66
5- MIAMI ACTING
COMPANY PRESENTS:
PIRATES OF PENZANCE
11/19 - 11/22
Pinecrest Gardens
See page 55
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6
6- JOURNEY THROUGH
SOUND: EXPLORING JEWISH
LIFE THROUGH MUSIC FEATURING
THE AMERNET STRING QUARTET
11/12/15
Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU
See page 46
7- 10TH-ANNUAL YOUNG AT ART TEEN
RECYCLED FASHION SHOW
SURREALISM RESTYLED!
7
11/13
Young At Art museum
See page 66
NOVEMBER
HIGHLIGHTS...
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Arsht UTIX:
Cultivating A Love of the Arts in Our Youth
In addition to the Arsht UTIX program, the
The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Perform-
“There is a real desire from Florida’s next
ing Arts of Miami-Dade County’s Arsht UTIX
generation of leaders to experience and
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has enrolled more than 1,000 students since
enjoy the arts,” said President and CEO John
sical music performances to local youth
launching in Nov. 2014. Arsht UTIX provides
Richard. “We are committed to providing ac-
through its “Arsht Student Access Program”
full-time, degree-seeking undergraduate
cess to the performing arts for individuals of
and discounted tickets to a wide variety of
and graduate level college students with $20
all ages and backgrounds, and look forward
performances in partnership with Culture-
tickets to select performances at the Arsht
to welcoming many more students at the
ShockMiami.com. The Center’s free Family
Center throughout each season.
collegiate level to experience the innovative
Fest and Free Gospel Sundays series also
programming the Arsht Center showcases
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on its stages.”
families throughout the year.
the Arsht Center’s six, state-of-the-art stages.
Current full-time students can register, free
UTIX subscribers are also able to enjoy the
UTIX subscribers have experienced Broad-
of charge, for Arsht UTIX online at arsht-
dining options available at the Center, includ-
way blockbusters, including The Book of Mor-
center.org/UTIX. Registered students will be
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well as special engagements with comedian
become available. Performances eligible for
Café at Books & Books in the historic Carni-
Mike Birbiglia, San Francisco Symphony and
the discounted tickets will also be listed on
val Tower, and a weekly Farmers Market.
Peter London Global Dance Company.
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This deeply discounted ticket rate is available
for a selection of the shows performed on
in limited quantities, sometimes with a few
days’ notice, and should be printed at home
prior to arrival at the Arsht Center. A valid
student ID for each ticket must be presented
at the Center, along with the printed ticket, to
gain admittance.
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ARTWALKS
Ongoing
Little Havana Art Walk
Join us for the Little Havana Art Walk taking place the second Friday of every calendar
month. It promises an evening embracing all
of Little Havana, highlighting its art, dining and
entertainment. Walk on Calle 8 from SW 18th
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dining and entertainment.
7-11 pm
Little Havana
1637 SW 8th St
305.788.2195
Thru 11/28
FATVillage Artwalk
Each month, as many as 2000 people descend
on the vibrant ever-growing arts community
known as FATVillage for their monthly Artwalks.
The 8000 sq. ft. Projects space hosts cutting
edge contemporary art exhibitions including an
adjoining gallery. In addition to various galleries, studios, and venues, there are outdoor arts
and crafts areas. Guests can also enjoy great
food, drink, music, and activities. FATVillage is
an art experience not to be missed! FATVillage
Artwalk takes place the last Saturday of each
month from 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm (except for the
month of December).
(Corner of NW First Avenue and NW Fifth
Street)
17 NW 5th Street
www.fatvillage.com
11/07
Arts Encounter in Design District
Join Arts Encounters for an eye-opening day
of contemporary art in the Design District. Start
with a guided tour of the world-renowned de
la Cruz Collection as it mounts “You’ve Got to
Know the Rules...to Break Them” across three
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the 20th and 21st centuries. Then stroll a few
blocks to one of the District’s cutting-edge yet
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ing two popular alternative spaces. Meet New
York-based sculptor Martha Friedman, who
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cine in her theatrical installation “Pore” at Locust Projects, where Miami artist and musician
Beatriz Monteavaro presents new work in the
project room. At Swampspace in the storefront
of Oliver Sanchez’s studio, artists from South
Florida and beyond address environmental issues in “Leave No Trace,” curated by homegrown activist Nicole Davis, publisher of Red
Flag Magazine. RSVP to info@artsencounters.
com or call Margery Gordon at 305-989-0027.
$35 covers admission and guides (lunch paid
seperately)
11:00am - 3:00pm
de la Cruz Collection
23 NE 41st Street
305.989.0027
www.delacruzcollection.org
11/10
ALCHEMY - All Arts Open Mic Talent
Showcasartse at Arts Garage
Calling local artists, musicians, actors, spoken
word poets, comedians, dancers, and madmen...Come to Alchemy Artist Showcase,
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companied by a live band in an open mic and
an open stage setting. Alchemy provides local
artists with a platform to jam with the band
and share original works. ***Arts Garage has
a B.Y.O.W. Policy - Bring Your Own Whatever:
food, beverages (including alcohol), cutlery and
cups.***
$10
8:00PM-11:00PM
Arts Garage
180 NE 1st Street
561.450.6357
www.artsgarage.org
11/20
Jewelry and Pottery Sale
Join us for our sale of handmade jewelry and
pottery created by faculty and advanced students of the Boca Raton Museum Art School.
Meet and purchase directly from the artisans
for gifts for the art lovers on your holiday list!
5:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Boca Raton Museum of Art
501 Plaza Real
561.392.2503
www.bocamuseum.org
GALLERIES
Ongoing
PET PORTRAIT SPECIAL
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portrait special for the Holidays. Any size pet
portrait in watercolor $500 matted by Watercolor Artist Sean P. Callahan
Gallery is open 10-4 Wednesday thru Sunday
DOG TIRED STUDIO AND GALLERY
1011 Whitehead Street ( corner of Whitehead
and Julia)
802.989.5910
www.dogtiredstudio.net
Thru 11/05
The Fall 2015 Exhibition
Sixteen of the Studio 18 in the Pines artists will
exhibit their drawings, oil paintings, photography, sculptures, wood, glass designs and
mixed media artworks. Patrons are invited to
this free exhibition. Original artwork available for
purchase.
Reception Opening: September 11, 2015 7:00
pm to 9:00 pm and Regular hours Monday thru
Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and Saturday 10:00
am - 2:00 pm
Studio 18 in the Pines
1101 Poinciana Drive
954.961.6067
www.ppines.com
Thru 11/10
Jerome Lagarrigue | Arcane Chamber
Waltman Ortega Fine Art presents “Arcane
Chamber”, a solo exhibition of paintings by
Jérôme Lagarrigue. The critically acclaimed
French-American artist will be exhibiting his
recent oil paintings in Wynwood this October.
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new photographic technologies and the moody
glow of pictorial light. Known for his distinct
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stract, the artist creates paintings that pull the
viewer into their contemplative atmosphere.
“Arcane Chamber” is on view from October 10
through November 10, 2015.
Waltman Ortega Fine Art
2233 NW 2nd Ave.
305.576.5335
www.waltmanortega.com
Thru 11/29
Holocaust Heroes: Fierce Females, Tapestries and Sculptures by Linda Stein
In her new series, Linda Stein highlights 10 female heroes of the Holocaust, brave individuals
who were able stand up to violence and oppression. Stein uses the medium of tapestry
to communicate who these women were and
what they did, making use of both text and
pictures to tell their stories. Stein focuses speJPÄJHSS` VU ^VTLU OLYVLZ [V OVUVY WVZP[P]L
female role models who are traditionally neglected in heroic narratives. Additionally, Stein’s
20 Spoon to Shell box sculptures combine
the shell and spoon, metaphors for nourishment and protection in the context of women
in the Holocaust, within an amalgam of mixed
materials, words and associations. Also showing: Two Holocaust remembrance books by
Tatiana Kellner, generously donated by Gail and
Stewart Appelrouth. View an artistic rendering
of remarkable recorded reminiscences by the
daughter of two Holocaust survivors.
JCC Members Free, $5 Community
Sundays, 1 - 4pm
Futernick Art Gallery at the Alper JCC
NOVEMBER
11155 SW 112 Avenue
305.271.9000
www.alperjcc.org
Thru 12/14
“Fusion XII - Infused”
Art Fusion Galleries Proudly Announces our
exciting Art Basel Season Exhibition titled, “Fusion XII - Infused”. Our Art Basel Season exhibition begins October 1st 2015 and runs through
to December 15th 2015. The Gala Opening
Reception will be held on Saturday, October
11th 2015 from 7-11 p.m. We will also be hosting a special Art Basel Reception on Saturday,
December 5th from 7-11 p.m. This exhibition
features over 60 Emerging to Mid-Career Contemporary International artists with a wide array of spectacular paintings, sculptures and
photography. No RSVP is required for our Gala
Opening Reception on Saturday, October 11th
and the Art Basel Reception Saturday, December 5th 2015.
Art Fusion Galleries
3550 North Miami Avenue
305.573.5730
www.artfusiongalleries.com
11/04 - 11/19
“ABSTRACTIONS” Exhibit
All 2D, 3D and Jewelry Artwork will be Abstract
in nature, non-representational. Come support
our local Artists by joining us at the awards reception on Sat. November 7th from 6:30-9pm,
where you can participate in our “People’s
Choice” award. This exhibit is free and open to
the public. All Artwork available for purchase.
Lite fare will be served
Opening Reception Sat. Nov 7th 6:30-9pm
Gallery hours Wed-Fri-Sat Noon to 9pm Thurs.
Noon to 6pm Broward Art Guild
3280 NE 32nd Street
954.537.3370
11/05 - 11/30
BROWARD ART GUILD’S - “65th ANNIVERSARY MEMBERS’ EXHIBIT”
All 2D, 3D and Jewelry Artwork will be Juried
showcasing the very best artwork from our
members. Come support our local Artists by
joining us at the awards reception, where you
can participate in our “People’s Choice” award.
This exhibit is free and open to the public. All
Artwork available for purchase. Lite fare will be
served.
Opening Reception Tues. November 10th
5:00-7:00pm Gallery hours Mon Thurs Fri 106pm Tues & Wed 12-8pm Sat 10-6pm
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100 S. Andrews Ave
954.357.7444
11/05
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downtown Delray Beach gallery of the Artists’
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The Artists’ Guild Gallery
512 East Atlantic Avenue
561.278.7877
www.bocaguild.com
11/12 - 12/16
Jorge Enrique | Metallica
Waltman Ortega Fine Art presents “Metallica“, a
solo exhibition of works by Jorge Enrique. The
exhibition is comprised of mixed media works
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sculptures. The exhibition opens to the public
with a preview on November 12, 5-7 p.m., and
the artist’s reception on November 14, 3-7 p.m.
The show remains on view through December
16, 2015.
Waltman Ortega Fine Art
2233 NW 2nd Ave.
305.576.5335
www.waltmanortega.com
11/21 - 1/23
Udo Noger - Geistlos
This transformation of an abstract entity into
sensuous terms feels German in both a philosophical and a formal sense. The paintings turn
on the paradox that something as disembodied
as light can be represented physically, so that
our conception of it literally has something to
hold.
Tuesdays to Friday 10 - 5 PM - Saturdays 10-3
PM.
Diana Lowenstein Gallery
2043 N Miami Avenue
305.576.1804
www.dianalowensteingallery.com
11/25 - 12/17
“SMALL WORKS” Exhibit
All 2D, 3D and Jewelry Artwork will be 14” or
less. A great opportunity to get that perfect
“little” gift you need for the holidays. Come support our local Artists by joining us at the awards
reception on Sat. Sept. 5th from 6:30-9pm,
where you can participate in our “People’s
Choice” award. This exhibit is free and open to
the public. All Artwork available for purchase.
Lite fare will be served
Opening Reception Sat. December 3rd 6:309pm Gallery hours Wed-Fri-Sat Noon to 9pm
Thurs. Noon to 6pm
Broward Art Guild
3280 NE 32nd Street
954.537.3370
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MUSEUMS
Ongoing
Dürer to Rubens: Northern European Art
from The Bass Museum of Art
This exciting exhibition showcases outstanding
works from the Bass’ permanent collection, focusing on Northern Europe during the Renaissance and Baroque periods (15th to 17th centuries). The pieces on view represent a range
of media—including oil on canvas, tempera on
panel, enamel on porcelain and textiles—as
well as a compelling array of subjects. Image:
Gerard Seghers (Flanders, 1591-1651), Christ
and The Penitents
Admission is $5-10, free for Lowe members
and University of Miami students.
Lowe Art Museum
1301 Stanford Dr.,
305.284.3535
www.lowemuseum.org
Ongoing
Chihuly - the Macchia: A Study in Spontaneity
Dale Chihuly is the world’s foremost glass artist
and this exhibition of his Macchia series celebrates his remarkable powers of innovation and
imagination. In Italian ‘macchia’ has come to
suggest the spontaneous outpouring of artistic sensibility and by choosing the title Macchia
for his works, Chihuly pays tribute to the Italian glass blowers on the island of Murano near
Venice. He has adapted the Venetian practice
of blowing bubbles of molten glass into metal
molds for his own dynamic purposes and then
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of forming to awesome proportions. In these
works, Chihuly encapsulates the traditional
meanings of macchia: spontaneity, the close
association between the artist and nature, and
artistic collaboration with technique rather than
control of it. Chihuly often refers to the mystery
and magic of glass. The transformation of sand
and a few other elements into glass seems truly
magical.
10 am - 5 pm Monday - Friday
Wiener Museum of Decorative Arts
481 South Federal Hwy
954.376.6690
www.wmoda.com
Ongoing
ArtLab @ The Lowe: GERMANIA!
This edition of ArtLab @ The Lowe explores key
artistic movements in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Germany and Austria. Visitors to
the Lowe will have the unique opportunity to
examine original works of art associated with
German Symbolism, Austrian Expressionism,
Surrealism, the New Objectivity movement,
and German Fluxus. This student-curated exhibition was supervised by Dr. Nathan Timpano,
Assistant Professor of Art History, and was
generously underwritten by Stella M. Holmes.
For more information about the exhibition, visit
www.lowemuseum.org.
$5-10 Admission, Free for Members and UM
Students
10a.m. - 4p.m.
The Lowe Art Museum
1301 Stanford Drive
305.284.3535
www.lowemuseum.org
Ongoing
African Neighborhoods of Old Delray
In the 1880s - 1920s, Delray Beach welcomed
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design, development and future. Residents
came from all walks of life and from areas
around the country. Today, descendants of
some of these pioneers continue to call Delray Beach home. This exhibits depicts early
pioneers and their descendants and how their
professions helped shape the city’s personality.
This is a permanent exhibit.
$10
11am - 4pm Tuesday - Saturday
Spady Cultural Heritage Museum
170 NW 5 Ave
561.279.8883
www.spadymuseum.org
Ongoing
History Becomes Memory
Marking the 70th Anniversary of the end of
World War II and the Holocaust, History Becomes Memory is a moving tribute to the endurance of the human spirit. An exhibition of
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contemporary artists – Shimon Attie, Terry
Berkowitz, Izhar Patkin, and Renata Stih and
Frieder Schnock – along with watercolors
from 20th century artist Samuel Rothbort are
presented together, creating a dialogue about
ideas of bigotry, fear, resilience, and the need
for homeland.
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month, and otherwise $12 for adults, $10 for
seniors, and free for Museum members, students with IDs, and children under 12.
The Museum is open Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays from 10 am - 5 pm, Thursdays
from 10 am - 8 pm, and Saturdays and Sundays from 12 pm - 5 pm.
501 Plaza Real
561.392.2500
www.bocamuseum.org
Ongoing
Coral Gables Sister Cities: Partners in
Peace Curated by Caroline Parker-Santiago
This exhibit is dedicated to the City of Coral
Gables’ beloved sister cities and the sister cities movement launched by President Dwight D.
Eisenhower in 1956. Visitors are invited to learn
about the history of this International peace
program.
Tue-Fri 12-6pm, Sat 11a-5p, Sun 12-5p
Coral Gables Museum
285 Aragon Avenue
www.coralgablesmuseum.org
Ongoing
Transformation of Echo:
World of Dreams
Sponsored by PNC Wealth Management, this
exhibition by Miami artist Leah Brown creates poetic sculptures that are hauntingly
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white. Transformation of Echo is about dreaming, that state of mind between something real
and something imaginary. Brown’s sculptures
are created from clay using found objects, then
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to create a dream-like wonderland.
$14 per person; $12 for Broward County residents, seniors and children over age 1; and
$11 for military members and their immediate
families.
During regular museum hours
Young At Art Museum
751 SW 121st Ave.
954.424.0085
www.youngatartmuseum.org
Ongoing
Amazon Voyage Exhibition at Patricia
and Phillip Frost Museum of Science
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Voyage: Vicious Fishes and Other Riches.”
Now, nine years later, nearly 2 million museum
visitors in three countries have experienced the
wonder and perils of the mighty Amazon, making this remarkable exhibition the most successful ever generated by the Museum. “Amazon Voyage” has now returned home to be the
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to its spectacular new building in the heart of
downtown Miami.
Admission is free for members and children under 3; students (with valid ID), seniors (62+) and
children 3 – 12, $10.95; adults are $14.95.
The Museum is open every day from 10 a.m.
until 6 p.m.
Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science
3280 South Miami Avenue
www.miamisci.org
Ongoing
Creating the Dream: George Merrick’s
Coral Gables Curated by Arva Moore
Parks
The Coral Gables Museum’s introductory exhibit sets the stage for what will follow. It highlights
the genius of George Merrick, his family and
other visionaries who inspired him and helped
him turn his dream into reality. Curated by Arva
Moore Parks, designed by Tom Graboski and
fabricated by SFY Architectural Signs and Displays, it’ s housed in The Coral Gables Galleries
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Police and Fire Station jail. Now beautifully restored, the rooms provide an intimate space to
tell the story from the beginning.
Tue-Fri 12-6pm, Sat 11a-5p, Sun 12-5p
Coral Gables Museum
285 Aragon Avenue
Ongoing
Operation Pedro Pan:
The Cuban Children’s Exodus - Exhibit
Experience the history of what became the
largest recorded child refugee exodus in the
Western Hemisphere – an event that remained
essentially unknown or 30 years. From 19601962, more than 14,000 unaccompanied Cuban children left their homeland in what became
known as “Operation Pedro Pan.” Fearing their
children’s indoctrination by Fidel Castro’s newly
installed socialist and revolutionary government, parents entrusted their children’s fate
with the government and religious organizations in the U.S. Some children would reunite
with their parents quickly; others after years of
separation, and still others never saw their parents again. Experience the history of this event
through video testimonies by the now grown
children and artifacts such as letters, photographs, and other personal items documenting
the emotional stories of “Operation Pedro Pan.
Adults $10, Students/Seniors $8, Children $5,
Children Under 6 Free
HistoryMiami Museum
101 W Flagler Street
305.375.1492
www.historymiami.org
Ongoing
The Seduction of the Flower
Flowers in ceramic and glass art are the inspiration for this exhibition which contrasts exquisiteS`WHPU[LKÅVYHS]HZLZI`[OHUK [OJLU[\Y`
porcelain artists with the modern abstract glass
installations of Dale Chihuly. Rare antiques, vin[HNLKLZPNUZHUKTVKLYU^VYRZMYVT[OLÄULZ[
art potteries around the world are on display,
notably Royal Doulton and Moorcroft in England, Lladrò in Spain and Boehm in the USA.
The “Seduction of the Flower” also recreates
the sensual delights of an English rose garden
and a tropical orchid paradise. The sunshine
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ganza as Florida was named the “Land of Flowers” when the Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon
landed on April 2nd 1513. The Seduction of the
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senses.
10 am - 5 pm Monday - Friday
Wiener Museum of Decorative Arts
481 South Federal Highway
954.376.6690
www.wmoda.com
Thru 11/30
It’s Not a Costume:
Modern Seminole Patchwork
The making and wearing of the Seminole
patchwork clothing is still regularly and proudly
worn by Tribal members. Like most fashion, the
cut, shape and silhouette of patchwork clothing has shifted to meet the needs and trends of
Tribal members. However, a quick study shows
each piece still harkens to its history. Wearing
patchwork is a statement of fashion, of pride,
and an acknowledgement of history.
$10 for adults, $7.50 for seniors and students
9am-5pm, Sunday-Saturday
Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum
34725 West Boundary Rd.
863.902.1113
www.ahtahthiki.com
FRIDAY NIGHTS
AT THE OPERA!
The perfect venue to
show off that sexy purple
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on a Friday night.
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11/01
Free Museum Admission
The Boca Raton Museum of Art is open to the
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ery month. 12:00pm – 5:00pm
501 Plaza Real
561.392.2500
www.bocamuseum.org
11/03 - 2/14
Dames: Portraits by Norman Sunshine
The Boca Raton Museum of Art is proud to
premier an exhibition of portraits of notable
women by West Palm Beach artist Norman
Sunshine, who has rendered such illustrious
faces as Agnes Gund, Nancy Kissinger, and
Anne Sutherland Fuchs. An Emmy-winning
fashion illustrator, Sunshine employs a unique
approach to digital art to create portraits that
reveal a beautiful energy, elegance, and the hint
of lives well lived.
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month, and otherwise $12 for adults, $10 for
seniors, and free for students with IDs and children under 12.
501 Plaza Real
561.392.2500
www.bocamuseum.org
11/06
Opening Reception for Boca Raton Museum Art School Exhibition
Join us as we celebrate the 65th anniversary of
the Boca Raton Museum of Art and Art School
with an exhibition of more than 90 works by
current adult and teen students. This exhibition
is on display at Sugar Sand Park in Boca Raton
through December 6, 2015.
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Sugar Sand Park
300 S. Military Trail
561.392.2503
www.bocamuseum.org
11/07 - 11/08
Live Demonstrations:
Jewish Textile Traditions
Drop-in to watch artist Nancy Billings create a
work of textile art right before your eyes. For
two days, Nancy will make a chuppah (Jewish
wedding canopy) in a recreated studio space.
During this intimate one- on-one experience,
she will answer your questions about the creH[PVU\ZLHUKZPNUPÄJHUJLVM1L^PZO[L_[PSLZ
The event is Free!
HistoryMiami Museum
305.375.1492
11/08
Family Day: Portraits Class
Join us at the Lowe for our Family Day, featuring art-themed activities for all ages to enjoy.
For more information about this event and all of
our programming, visit www.lowemuseum.org.
12p.m. - 3p.m.
The Lowe Art Museum
1301 Stanford Drive
305.284.3535
www.lowemuseum.org
11/11
Interactive Presentation:
Why Your Family History Matters
Based on her novel, Paper Children: An Immigrant’s Legacy, author Marcia Fine uses letters,
oral traditions and photographs to discover her
own identity formation, and then guide participants to learn more about who we are, where
we came from and why we do the things we
do. Please bring one personal heirloom or artifact related to your family.
Free with Museum admission.
11:30 - 1:00pm
Jewish Museum of Florida - FIU
301 Washington Ave.
786.972.3175
www.jewishmuseum.com
11/11 - 3/13
Marc Podwal:
All This Has Come Upon Us...
Artist, author and illustrator Mark Podwal, is
best known for his drawings on The New York
Times OP-ED page. The exhibition features
Podwal’s drawings and paintings of historical
threats of antisemitism, combined with verses
from the Book of Psalms. Each image in this
series depicts a tragedy or injustice in Jewish history, from slavery in Egypt through the
Holocaust, and is paired with a verse from
Psalms. According to Podwal, “the paintings
and drawings in this series are a disturbing
reminder of how Europe’s extensive history of
‘Jew-hatred’ laid the groundwork for Terezin
and Auschwitz.” (On view through March 13,
2016)
Adults $6.00 Seniors $5.00 Free Admission
for Museum Members, Student & Group
Rates Available
Daily 10:00am-5:00pm Closed Monday &
Holidays
301 Washington Ave.
786.972.3175
11/11
TEACHER WORKSHOP: All This Has
Come Upon Us...
An Interdisciplinary Workshop for Elementary,
Middle and High School Educators, Focusing on Literary Narrative, Visual Arts, Global
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novel, ‘PAPER CHILDREN--An Immigrant’s
Legacy,’ about her family’s moving story of
survival during World War II and her upbringing in South Florida, guest facilitator, educator and author Marcia Fine will guide participants in exercises of identity formation.
Through Fine’s own personal family letters,
recordings, oral tradition and photographs,
educators will learn enhanced methods of
using literary history to create a positive impact toward student identity development.
Open to all public and private school teachers - (7) Master Plan Points awarded based
on attendance and completion of follow up
assignment.
Workshop fee: $15, includes all materials,
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9:00am - 3:00pm
301 Washington Ave.
786.972.3187
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and more than 60 palm species. Explore the Japanese,
native and edible gardens, relax by the fountains
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at nearly 300 other botanical gardens,
complimentary magazine subscriptions,
and discounts on plants, gifts and events.
The garden presents free performances and
programs each month. Visit mbgarden.org for a list of
upcoming events.
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11/19
Arts Encounter in Fort Lauderdale
Arts Encounters leads a guided tour of
two special exhibitions at the NSU Art Museum | Fort Lauderdale. Travel back in time
through the entertaining “Revolution of the
Eye: Modern Art and the Birth of American Television” to see how experimentation
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pioneers of network TV in its formative years
from the late 1940s to the mid-1970s. “The
Indestructible Lee Miller” traces the remarkHISL SPML HUK PUÅ\LU[PHS ^VYR [OH[ [OL MHTLK
model and muse inspired among Surrealists
like Man Ray and Edward Steichen – and the
powerful images she went on to capture as
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who exposed the horrors of World War II.
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café. RSVP to [email protected] or
call Margery Gordon at 305- 989-0027.
$50 includes admission fee, guides and
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11:00am - 3:00pm
NSU Art Museum | Fort Lauderdale
One East Las Olas Boulevard
305.989.0027
www.nsuartmuseum.org
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DANCE
COMEDY
11/03 - 11/06
Just the Funny
Just The Funny, Miami’s favorite improv and
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of the New Times Best of Miami presents: The
Big Show, the show where “Whose Line is it
Anyway” meets “Saturday Night Live,” featuring
sketches, music and improvisational comedy
based on YOUR suggestions!
$20 All Tickets
Friday, 11/6/2015, 8:30pm
South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center
10950 SW 211 ST
786.573.5300
www.smdcac.org
11/05
Catch A Rising Star Comedy: Caroline
Rhea
Stand-up comedian and actress, Caroline
Rhea brings a fresh, smart and spontaneous
approach to all of her work. She has performed
in top comedy clubs all over the U.S. and Canada.
$45 regular reserved; $65 premium seating
Thursday, 8 p.m.
Delray Beach Center for the Arts/Crest Theatre
51 N. Swinton Avenue
561.243.7922
www.delrayarts.org
11/14
The Comedy Zone Feat. Philadelphia
Plowden
Philadelphia Plowden is one of the most sound
actors/comedians working today. His observations & revelations about the human condition,
mixed with stories from his own life, take an audience on a 200mph trip that could stop at any
point along the journey. Philly puts it all on the
line, because he always works in the moment.
$20 All Tickets
Saturday, 11/14/2015: 7:30pm - Saturday,
11/14/2015: 9:30pm
109590 SW 211th St.
786.573.5300
www.smdcac.org
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11/04
New World School of the Arts- New
World Dance Ensemble
The NWSA Dance Ensemble will perform an
exciting and varied program with works by choreographers Eduardo Vilaro, Darshan Bhuller,
Robert Battle, Lara Murphy and Gerard Ebitz,
spanning numerous dance styles from the lindy
hop to contemporary ballet.
General Admission: $12
Wednesday, 8:00 PM
Aventura Arts & Cultural Center
3385 NE 188 Street
305.237.3341
www.nwsa.mdc.edu
11/07
YoungArts presents Outside the Box:
Complexions Contemporary Ballet
YoungArts presents Outside the Box featuring
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event of our family-friendly multidisciplinary
series. Co-founded by Tony Award-nominated
Broadway performer Desmond Richardson
(1986 YoungArts Winner in Dance and U.S.
Presidential Scholar in the Arts), Complexions
Contemporary Ballet is coming to YoungArts as
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25 to November 8. This opportunity will provide the renowned company with time, space
and resources, giving the dancers a chance to
work in Miami and engage with its community.
While in residence, Complexions Contemporary Ballet will create and perform an original
work by Master choreographer Dwight Rhoden
at YoungArts’ Outside the Box, followed by the
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York.
Free; RSVP with EventBrite
Saturday 11/7/2015 7:00pm
National YoungArts Foundation
2100 Biscayne Blvd
305.377.1140
www.youngarts.org
11/07 - 11/08
Program One featuring Swan Lake
Program One opens the season with Swan
Lake, George Balanchine’s one-act version of
the most famous of all ballets, set to Tchaikovsky’s most dramatic and evocative score.
This program also features the return of the
audience favorite Viscera, a rhythmic and intensely physical work created on MCB by Liam
Scarlett, widely considered to be England’s
most promising new choreographer; and Fancy Free, Jerome Robbins’ and Leonard Bernstein’s breakthrough World War II ballet – the
story of three sailors making the most of their
24-hour shore leave in New York City, and the
basis for the hit musical On The Town.
Tickets start at $20
Saturday, 11/7/15: 8:00 p.m., Sunday, 11/8/15:
2:00 p.m.
Broward Center for the Performing Arts
201 SW 5th Ave
305.929.7010
www.miamicityballet.org
11/13 - 11/15
Program One featuring Swan Lake
Program One opens the season with Swan
Lake, George Balanchine’s one-act version of
the most famous of all ballets, set to Tchaikovsky’s most dramatic and evocative score.
This program also features the return of the
audience favorite Viscera, a rhythmic and intensely physical work created on MCB by Liam
Scarlett, widely considered to be England’s
most promising new choreographer; and Fancy Free, Jerome Robbins’ and Leonard Bernstein’s breakthrough World War II ballet – the
story of three sailors making the most of their
24-hour shore leave in New York City, and the
basis for the hit musical On The Town.
Tickets start at $20
Friday, 11/13/15: 8:00 p.m.; Saturday,
11/14/15: 2:00 p.m.; Saturday, 11/14/1: 8:00
p.m.; Sunday, 11/15/15: 2:00 p.m.
Kravis Center
701 Okeechobee Blvd
305.929.7010
www.miamicityballet.org
11/14
Jessica Lang Dance
Hailed as a “master of visual composition”
by Dance Magazine, Jessica Lang powerfully
transforms classical dance language into artfully crafted, emotionally engaging contemporary
works. Audiences gravitate to her seamless
combinations of set design, music and projection, with sold out performances all over the
world. Lang’s breathtaking company will transform how you experience dance.
$22.50-$45
Saturday, 11/14/2015: 8:00pm
109590 SW 211th St.
786.573.5300
www.smdcac.org
11/20 - 11/21
New World School of the Arts- Fall
Dance Celebration
This annual program presents outstanding
dances performed by NWSA’s talented High
School and College dancers. This year’s program will include works by professional guest
choreographers including Ballet Hispanico Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro’s tribute to the life
and music of Celia Cruz, Asuka. The program
will present a variety of styles from hip-hop to
contemporary and ballet.
General Admission: $10
Friday and Saturday, 7:30 PM
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305.237.3341
www.nwsa.mdc.edu
11/21
Ballet for Young People, Performed by
Miami City Ballet School
Join Miami City Ballet School Ensemble for an
interactive, behind-the-scenes look at the art
of ballet. Learn how ballet began, what it takes
to become a professional ballet dancer and
how a ballet is created. You’ll see performance
excerpts from MCB’s repertoire, including
Marius Petipa’s famed fairy-tale ballet Sleeping Beauty, featuring Puss N’ Boots, Cinderella,
and Little Red Riding Hood. Also enjoy George
Balanchine’s salute to the U.S.A. -- the highspirited Stars and Stripes -- with all-American
costumes, sets and music (danced to the patriotic marches of John Philip Sousa).
$15 All Tickets
Saturday, 11/21/2015: 11:00am
109590 SW 211th St.
786.573.5300
www.smdcac.org
FILM
Ongoing
WILD AFRICA 3D
Come with us on a spectacular 3D ride across,
over, through, and within the most dramatic
continent on Earth: Africa. Our guide through
this enchanted kingdom is the giver of life itself
-- water. Water crafts wild Africa from its jungles
to its deserts, conjuring up life wherever it journeys on its eternal continental cycles ... traveling above the plains on seasonal winds, cascading along raging rivers, or sheltering coral
cities. The wild of Africa are born of water -- it
dictates the character of the entire continent
and will lead us through an epic 3D visualization
of the great water cycle, as it related to African
wildlife. Each audience member will feel right at
the heart of the action, whether it’s amongst a
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3D -- a magical journey through the heart of the
wildest place on earth.
Classic IMAX Only: $9 Adults; $8 Seniors; $7
Children 2-12
Show times vary
Museum of Discovery and Science and AutoNation IMAX 3D Theater
401 S.W. Second St.
954.713.0930
www.mods.org
Thru 11/30
Space Station 3D
As astoundingly beautiful as it is technically
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miles above Earth at 17,500 mph to experience
Space Station 3D - the greatest engineering
feat since landing a man on the Moon. Space
Station 3D is the story of this unique partnership of 16 nations building a laboratory in outer
space -- a permanent facility for the study of
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EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC OF
AMERICA’S #1 HOLIDAY TRADITION!
Ft. Lauderdale, Dec. 11 - 13
Miami, Dec. 17 - 24
West Palm Beach, Dec. 27 - 29
Tickets available from $20!
305.929.7010
877.929.7010 toll free
miamicityballet.org
Lourdes Lopez, Artistic Director
Shimon Ito in George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker™, Choreography by
George Balanchine © The George Balanchine Trust. © Alberto Oviedo.
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someday set foot on Mars. It is a story of challenges, setbacks and triumphs and ultimately,
the shared international victory of men and
women whose dreams exceed the limits of life
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ematic journey to the International Space Station (ISS), where audiences can experience for
themselves life in zero gravity aboard the new
station. Transported by the magic of the IMAX®
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space with the astronauts and cosmonauts
from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center and Russia’s Baikonur Cosmodrome to rendezvous
with their new home in orbit 220 miles above
Earth. Now people of every age and language
can work side by side with their space-walking
crewmates, building and inhabiting this unprecedented structure in space.
Children 2-12
Show times vary
401 S.W. Second St.
954.713.0930
www.mods.org
Thru 11/30
Hubble 3D
Through the power of IMAX® 3D, “Hubble 3D,”
narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio, takes moviegoers on an unprecedented voyage through
distant galaxies to explore the grandeur and
mystery of our celestial surroundings. ExperiLUJLUL]LYILMVYLZLLU+ÅPNO[Z[OYV\NO[OL
farthest reaches of the universe, and accompany spacewalking astronauts on some of
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NASA’s history. In May 2009, the crew of the
Space Shuttle Atlantis launched a mission to
make vital repairs and upgrades to the Hubble
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observatory, 350 miles above the Earth. On
board was an IMAX 3D camera, operated by
the shuttle astronauts. It captured stunning
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telescope with the shuttle’s mechanical arm
at 17,500 mph, and one unexpected problem
that threatened to sabotage the entire mission. “Hubble 3D” combines this breathtaking
IMAX footage with images taken by the telescope during the nearly 20 years it has been
our window into space. Through advanced
computer visualization, Hubble’s detailed data
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that unfold on screen like a guided tour of the
universe, through time and space. The seventh
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into the legacy of the Hubble Space Telescope
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and how it has changed our view of the universe and ourselves. The documentary adventure “Hubble 3D” is an IMAX and Warner
Bros. Pictures production, in cooperation with
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Narrated by three-time Academy
Award® nominee Leonardo DiCaprio, “Hubble
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team led by producer and director Toni Myers.
Director of photography James Neihouse also
served as the astronaut crew trainer. Graeme
Ferguson, IMAX co-founder and pioneer proK\JLYVMTHU`04(?ZWHJLÄSTZPZ[OLL_LJ\
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sociate producer. The music is composed by
Micky Erbe and Maribeth Solomon.
Children 2-12
Show times vary
401 S.W. Second St.
954.713.0930
www.mods.org
11/04
Free Screening of “All The King’s Men”
Robert Penn Warren’s roman à clef about the
rise and fall of Southern demagogue Willie
Stark (Broderick Crawford) is a thinly disguised
biography of Louisiana governor Huey Long,
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only to succumb to it himself. Robert Rossen’s
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Oscar for Best Film. “Rossen injects a note of
ambiguity early on,” wrote Tom Milne in London’s Time Out, “and the doubt as to what
[Willie] is really after is beautifully orchestrated
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agent (John Ireland).” In the role of his career as
the ruthless pol, Crawford took home the Best
Actor Oscar, and in the role of his campaign
aide, Mercedes McCambridge followed suit
with the Supporting Actress statuette. “All The
King’s Men” is fondly remembered as one of
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Today’s screening is a balm for post-Election
Day hangovers.
Wednesday, 11/04/2015: 1:00 pm
Coral Gables Art Cinema
260 Aragon Ave
786.472.2249
www.gablescinema.com
11/04 - 11/19
SPECTRE: THE IMAX ® EXPERIENCE
A cryptic message from Bond’s past sends
him on a trail to uncover a sinister organization.
While M battles political forces to keep the secret service alive, Bond peels back the layers of
deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind SPECTRE. Starring: Daniel Craig, Christoph Waltz,
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Only: $15 Adults/Seniors; $12 Children 2-12
Show times vary
401 S.W. Second St.
954.713.0930
www.tinyurl.com
11/06 - 11/12
Hamlet
Directed by Lyndsey Turner (Posh, Chimerica)
and produced by Sonia Friedman Productions,
National Theatre Live will broadcast this eagerly
awaited production live to cinemas including
the Coral Gables Art Cinema on Friday, November 6 - Sunday, November 8 at 1:00 pm. As a
country arms itself for war, a family tears itself
apart. Forced to avenge his father’s death but
paralyzed by the task ahead, Hamlet (Benedict
Cumberbatch) rages against the impossibility
of his predicament, threatening both his sanity
and the security of the state.
$20 Adults, $18 Seniors & students with valid
ID, $16 Members, $14 Children
Friday, 11/06/2015 - Monday, 11/09/2015 at
12:00 pm; Thursday, 11/12/2015 at 12:00 pm
260 Aragon Ave
786.472.2249
11/11
Free Screening of “All Quiet on the Western Front”
Five months ago, Martin Chilton, culture editor
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a faithful adaptation of Erich Maria Remarque’s
novel, written about the period in 1917 when
he had fought on the western front (at the same
time as the young Hitler was in the trenches).
The book, published in 1929, sold 2.5 million
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print alone. [It was] banned and burned by the
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Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and New Zealand.” Adds
Stephen Garrett in New York’s Time Out: “One
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that have followed, Lewis Milestone’s beautifully brutal adaptation of Remarque’s harrowing novel is a spry, feisty 85-year-old bruiser of
a movie.” Winner of Oscars for Best Film and
Best Director, “All Quiet On The Western Front”
is our free special Memorial Day presentation at
the Gables Cinema.
Wednesday, 11/11/2015: 1:00 pm
260 Aragon Ave
786.472.2249
11/13 - 12/03
Return To Ithaca
Sun is setting on Havana. Five friends gather to
celebrate the return of Amadeo after 16 years
of exile. From dusk to dawn, they reminisce
about their youth, the group they used to form,
the faith they had in the future... but also their
disillusionment.
$11.50 General Admission, $8 Members
Friday, 11/13/2015 - Thursday, 12/03/2015
260 Aragon Ave
786.472.2249
11/17
FILM SCREENING: The Monster Among
Us Hosted by FIU Professor Oren Stier
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200 hours of footage shot in Germany, Hungary, France, England, Holland and Belgium. Antisemitism has surfaced on university campuses,
in the media, on the streets, on the Internet,
at political demonstrations and in seemingly innocent social situations. It examines this wave
of antisemitism against European Jews and
their institutions, mainly from the point of view
of those who have directly experienced the violence or live every day with the threat.
$10 JMOF-FIU Members; $18 Non-Members;
FREE for FIU Students (with valid ID)
7:00pm
301 Washington Ave.
786.972.3175
11/19 - 12/10
THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY –
PART 2: THE IMAX ® EXPERIENCE
With the nation of Panem in a full scale war,
Katniss confronts President Snow (Donald
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increasingly obsessed with destroying her. The
mortal traps, enemies, and moral choices that
await Katniss will challenge her more than any
arena she faced in The Hunger Games. This
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2-12
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Museum of Discovery and Science and AutoNation IMAX Theater
401 SW 2nd Street
954.713.0930
www.tinyurl.com
11/20 - 11/22
West of Cannes Independent Short Film
Festival
West of Cannes Film Festival (WOCFF) is a
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develop appreciation for cinematic arts in the
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Samurai Snacks Productions and The Main
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Main Street Players
6766 Main St
305.558.3737
www.westofcannes.com
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MUSIC
11/01
New World Symphony Percussion Consort: Skin, Metal and Ivory
Christina and Michelle Naughton, piano duo
Perich: Observations Xenakis: Skins from Pleiades Lansky: Textures
$10
7:00 PM
New World Center
500 17th Street
305.673.3331
www.nws.edu
11/01
Festival Miami - Black Violin - Classical
Hip-Hop Duo
BLACK VIOLIN, Named One of the Hottest
Bands at SXSW! KEVIN “KEV MARCUS” SYLVESTER, violin WILNER “WIL B” BAPTISTE,
viola, vocals Black Violin, an exhilarating violin/
viola hip-hop duo, wows audiences with their
unique take on classical music. Their newest
recording, Stereotypes (Universal Music ClasZPJZ PUJVYWVYH[LZ [OLPY THU` T\ZPJHS PUÅ\ences from classical, R&B, and soul to rock
and beyond. Audiences and rappers alike
are amazed when Kev Marcus on violin and
Wil B on viola play over beats solo and strum
“Earthly and otherworldly at once—a magnificent
vision of the everyday miracles around us.”
—Times Union
BOTANICA
November 27 & 28
Amaturo Theater
This revolutionary dance
company transports audiences
to a breathtaking fantasy world
of inventiveness and beauty
through its trademark use of
athletic dance, riveting music,
spectacular costumes, novel
props and pure talent.
TICKETS at BrowardCenter.org • Ticketmaster | 954.462.0222
Broward Center’s AutoNation Box Office • Group Sales | 954.660.6307
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Named one of the hottest bands at South by
Southwest, they’ve performed with Alicia Keys,
Kanye West, and Jay-Z.
Prices start at $20
4 p.m.
UM Maurice Gusman Concert Hall
1314 Miller Drive
305.284.4940
www.festivalmiami.com
11/02
New World Symphony: Musicians’ Forum
Curated and produced by the NWS Fellows,
Musicians’ Forums come alive through musical
spontaneity and unique artistic partnerships.
Join the Fellows for this inspired performance.
7:00 PM
New World Center
500 17th Street
305.673.3331
www.nws.edu
11/03
Festival Miami - Joey DeFrancesco
Master jazz organist Joey DeFrancesco tears it
up on his Hammond B3 in the great tradition of
the incredible Jimmy Smith. A crowd favorite at
festivals worldwide, you’ll soon become a fan
of his swinging style and remarkable originality. From his two Grammy nominations, over 30
recordings as leader and numerous collaborations with modern jazz legends, DeFrancesco
is quickly becoming jazz royalty. Winner of
countless critic’s polls, he’s also the weekly radio host of Organized on SiriusXM.
Prices start at $20
8 p.m.
1314 Miller Drive
305.284.4940
11/03
Jazz at the Wertheim Series: FIU Latin
Jazz Ensemble
The FIU Latin Jazz Ensemble, directed by Mike
Orta, will be perform an exciting evening of
new and well- known jazz classics, as well as
original compositions by FIU’s Jazz Combos
Ensemble.
$5-15
7:30pm
Herbert & Nicole Wertheim Performing Arts
Center
Modesto A. Maidique Campus, 10910 SW 17
St.
305.348.0496
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11/03
Jazz a the Wertheim Series: FIU Latin
Jazz Ensemble
The FIU Latin Jazz Ensemble, directed by
Mike Orta, will be performan exciting evening
of new and well- known jazz classics, as well
as original compositions by FIU’s Jazz Combos
Ensemble.
$15 General Admission
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7:30pm
Herbert and Nicole Wertheim Performing Arts
Center
10910 SW 17 ST
305.348.0496
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11/05
FIU Music Student Showcase: Student
Composers Concert
FIU School of Music undergraduate and graduate composers and technology students
showcase their works in the beautiful Wertheim
Concert Hall. The works represent a variety of
aesthetics and performance genres performed
by FIU School of Music student performers.
7:30pm
Miami Beach Urban Studios
420 Lincoln Rd
305.348.0496
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11/05
New World School of the Arts- Chamber
Orchestra Concert
The NWSA Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Alfred Gershfeld, perform an exciting
program of various Chamber Orchestra works
at the Wolfson Campus.
Thursday, 6:00 PM
Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus
101 NE 4 Street, Room 2106
305.237.3622
www.nwsa.mdc.edu
11/05
Festival Miami - Freda Payne - And Her
Band of Gold
FREDA PAYNE, vocals SHELLY BERG, piano
CHUCK BERGERON, bass STEPHEN RUCKER, drumset Though best known for her 1970
R&B crossover smash hit, “Band of Gold,”
Detroit’s sultry Freda Payne is a jazz singer in
the beautiful tradition of Nancy Wilson and Ella
Fitzgerald. Her musical versatility and elegant
stage appeal keep her in high demand as a
touring artist. Here she sings “Save Your Love
for Me” plus other enthralling selections with
a trio featuring the Frost School’s Dean Shelly
Berg on piano. Payne’s latest album, Come
Back to Me Love, is a perfect showcase for her
inventive artistry.
Prices start at $20
8 p.m.
1314 Miller Drive
305.284.4940
11/06
Free Friday Concerts
Join us for 60’s Covers with ORANGE SUNSHINE. The 2015-16 Free Friday Concert Series features 17 concerts from October 2nd
through January 22nd. With something for everyone, it’s music for the masses! All concerts
are weather permitting; donations appreciated.
Bring lawn chairs, and bring the family, but
no pets or outside food and beverage. Food
trucks and cash bar are available at every concert. The 2015-16 Season Sponsor is Delray
Motors. Presenting sponsor for the 2015-16
Free Friday Concert Series is the Delray Motors automotive group: Lincoln of Delray, Delray
Subaru and Delray Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram.
7:30 p.m.
Delray Beach Center for the Arts /Outdoor Pavilion
561.243.7922
www.delrayarts.org
11/06 - 11/07
La Traviata
Verdi’s consumptive courtesan, Violetta Valéry
may be the most heart-wrenching character in
all of opera: a high-spirited but deceptively deliJH[L^VTHUÔV\UL_WLJ[LKS`ÄUKZHUK[OLU
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life. Sung in Italian with English supertitles.
$27-$47
8:00pm
109590 SW 211th St.
786.573.5300
www.smdcac.org
11/06 - 11/07
La Traviata
Opera in 4 Acts. Music by G. Verdi inspired on
the play of Alexander Dumas “La Dame aux
Camellias” In Verdi’s opera, Violetta Valery’s
character represents the young lady desired
by most important and rich people of Paris on
those days. One day she meets a young man
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falls in a true and passionate love. Their love
was against Alfredo’s father wishes who deTHUKZ=PVSL[[HHZ\WYLTLZHJYPÄJLMYVTOLY[V
save the family’s reputation. Her broken heart
and the disease that ravages her body bring
her to an early and tragic death.
$27, $37 and $47
Friday 11/6/2015 at 8:00 PM - Saturday
11/7/2015 at 8 PM
South Miami Dade Cultural Arts Center
10950 SW 211 Sreet
786.573.5300
11/06
Larry Coryell & Diego Figueiredo - LATIN
Experience a fusion of great talent, as Larry,
one of the pioneers of jazz-rock dating back to
the 1960s, merges with Diego, who was twice
awarded “one of the greatest guitarists in the
world” at the Montreux Jaxx Festival. Larry has
worked with renowned musicians such as Gary
Burton, Herbie Mann, and Jack Bruce, establishing his multifarious musical voice. Diego is a
fast rising star among the world’s greatest jazz
guitarists, uniting technique and emotion with a
fusion of Brazilian music and jazz. ***Arts Garage has a B.Y.O.W. Policy - Bring Your Own
Whatever: food, beverages (including alcohol),
cutlery and cups.*** (Concession stand sells
snacks and sodas)
$25-$45
8pm-10pm
Arts Garage
180 NE First Street
561.450.6357
www.artsgarage.org
11/06
JAZZ ROOTS: The Movie Music of Spike
Lee and Terence Blanchard
Jazz Roots and Festival Miami co-present a
celebration of the movies of Spike Lee, with
memorable scores by multi-Grammy-winning
trumpeter/composer Terence Blanchard, who
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a montage of classic scenes from Spike Lee
movies performed by the Blanchard and his
quintet, the Frost School’s Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra, plus three-time Grammy and
Tony winner Dee Dee Bridgewater, vocalist
Maysa, who performed on the soundtrack for
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an acclaimed composer, jazz, neosoul, and
gospel stylist.
For tickets visit www.arshtcenter.org
8 p.m.
Adrienne Arsht Center, John S. and James L.
Knight Concert Hall
1300 Biscayne Blvd.
305.284.4940
11/06
Concert Series - South Florida Chapter
of the American Liszt Society
The South Florida Chapter of the American
Liszt Society presents world-renowned and
South Florida-based powerhouse pianist Kemal Gekic with an unforgettable evening of piaUPZ[PJÄYL^VYRZ
$20 adults & $12 Senior and Student (K-12 &
college with student I.D)
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Deering Estate
16701 SW 72 Avenue
305.235.1668
www.deeringestate.org
11/06
HANDEL: CORONATION ANTHEMS
Handel’s monumental “Coronation Anthems”,
composed in 1727 for King George II and
Queen Caroline of England, bring an exciting,
regal note to Seraphic Fire’s season. Continuing in the same Royal vein, Seraphic Fire will
complete this program with the Florida premiere of Marc Antoine Charpentier’s triumphant
Te Deum, a masterwork of the French Baroque
style. The singers of Seraphic Fire will be joined
by the lauded New York-based period instrument ensemble, The Sebastians, to perform
these exquisite pieces.
$57.82
7:30 PM
All Saints Episcopal
333 Tarpon Dr
305.285.9060
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11/06
Jazz Roots: The Movie Music of Spike
Lee and Terence Blanchard
Presented in collaboration with the Frost
School of Music’s Festival Miami, the 20152016 eighth anniversary JAZZ ROOTS season
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memorable scores of TERENCE BLANCHARD.
BLANCHARD is an internationally renowned
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ever compose for movies. The evening will feature a montage of classic scenes from Spike
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Lee movies performed by a star-studded lineup
featuring BLANCHARD and his quintet. Joining
them are 3-time Grammy and Tony winner DEE
DEE BRIDGEWATER, Grammy nominated vocalist MAYSA and rising R&B/jazz and gospel
vocalist LIZZ WRIGHT along with the HENRY
MANCINI INSTITUTE ORCHESTRA.
Tickets range from $25.00- $130.00
Friday,11/06/2015: 8:00pm
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts
1300 Biscayne Blvd.
305.949.6722
www.arshtcenter.org
11/07
Chopin for All Free Concert
The Chopin for All Free Concert Series Open
the 2015-16 Season with Eric Zuber, a winner
of the 2015 National Chopin Piano Competition performing works by Chopin as well as
Mozart’s Duport Variations, K.573. The Chopin
for All Concerts continue monthly through May.
Saturday, 11/7/15: 3 - 5 PM
Broward County Main Library
100 S Andrews Ave
305.868.0624
www.chopin.org
11/07
An Evening with Branford Marsalis
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Jazz Series, National Endowment for the
Arts Jazz Master and renowned three-time
Grammy Award-winning saxophonist Branford Marsalis brings his extraordinary quartet for an evening of sizzling hot jazz. One of
the most revered instrumentalists of his time,
Branford has led a dizzying array of jazz ensembles from big bands to quartets and has
been a frequent soloist with classical ensembles. He has performed with many of the jazz
giants, including Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie,
Herbie Hancock and Sonny Rollin; composed
the soundtrack to Mo’Better Blues; and was
the original bandleader for the Tonight Show
with Jay Leno. Live jazz simply doesn’t get
any better than when Branford and his innovative group take the stage.
$35 and $30
Saturday, 11/7/15: 8:00 p.m.
Pinecrest Gardens
11000 Red Road
305.669.6990
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11/07
Alfredo Rodríguez Trio
Quincy Jones Presents: Alfredo Rodríguez Trio
Discovered at the 2006 Montreux Jazz Festival by Quincy Jones, Cuban-born Alfredo Rodríguez has rapidly risen to stardom under the
tutelage of the famed producer. Since arriving
to the US in 2009, Rodríguez has appeared on
prestigious stages such as the Playboy Jazz
Festival at the Hollywood Bowl, the Gilmore
Keyboard Festival, Detroit, Umbria and Vienna
Jazz Festivals. Rodríguez’s music explores his
memories of Cuba, the people and culture he
left behind, and how he found his new place.
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Rodríguez was nominated for a 2015 Grammy® in the category of “best arrangement,
instrumental or acappella,” for the track Guantanamera.
$30 in advance, $35 day of show
Saturday, 11/7/2015, 7:30pm
109590 SW 211th St.
786.573.5300
www.smdcac.org
11/07
$57.82
8:00 PM
Miami Shores Presbyterian
602 Ne 96th St
305.285.9060
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11/07
Festival Miami - The Mills Brothers - Six
Decades of Chart-Topping Hits
For more than 75 years the elegant and relaxed vocal harmonies of The Mills Brothers
have attracted adoring audiences worldwide.
With 71 chart singles spanning six decades,
The Mills Brothers’ hit parade includes “Lazy
River,” “Yellow Bird,” “Glow Worm,” “Paper
Doll,” and “Cab Driver,” to name just a few.
Here their music is authentically performed
by singer John Mills II, who performed for
over a decade with his father Donald Mills
(the last surviving original band member), and
the compelling Elmer Hopper, who spent 21
years with The Platters. They are accompanied at Festival Miami by the award-winning
Frost Studio Jazz Band, plus a special guest
rhythm section.
Prices start at $20
8 p.m.
1314 Miller Drive
305.284.4940
11/07 - 11/08
New World Symphony: Water Music
Paul Goodwin, conductor Telemann: Water
Music, “Ebb and Flow” Handel: Water Music
Saturday from $45, Sunday from $40
Saturday, 11/7/15 at 7:30 PM; Sunday, 11/8/15
@ 2:00 PM
New World Center
500 17th Street
305.673.3331
www.nws.edu
11/08
FIU Jazz Guitar Ensemble
The FIU Jazz Guitar Ensemble performs standard and contemporary jazz repertoire, as well
as original compositions that take advantage
of the unique and varied sounds of the electric
guitar. Directed by jazz guitarist Tom Lippincott.
3:00pm
The Wolfsonian-FIU
1001 Washington Avenue
305.348.0496
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11/08
Chopin for All Free Concert
The Chopin for All Free Concert Series Open
the 2015-16 Season with Eric Zuber, a winner
of the 2015 National Chopin Piano Competition performing works by Chopin as well as
Mozart’s Duport Variations, K.573. The Chopin
for All Concerts continue monthly through May.
Sunday, 11/8/2015: 3 - 5 PM
Grenada Presbyterian Church
950 University Drive
305.868.0624
www.chopin.org
11/08
$57.82
4:00 PM
10950 Sw 211th St
305.285.9060
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11/08
Seraphic Fire - Handel:
Coronation Anthems
In Collaboration with The Sebastians Patrick
Dupré Quigley, Conductor Handel’s monumental Coronation Anthems, composed in 1727 for
the coronation of King George II and Queen
Caroline of England, bring an exciting, regal
note to Seraphic Fire’s season. Continuing in
the same royal vein, Seraphic Fire will complete
this program with the Florida premiere of Marc
Antoine Charpentier’s triumphant Te Deum, a
masterwork of the French Baroque style. The
singers of Seraphic Fire will be joined by The
Sebastians to perform these exquisite pieces.
Pre-show talk
$20-$55
Sunday, 11/8/2015: 4:00pm
109590 SW 211th St.
786.573.5300
www.smdcac.org
11/09
Chimes of Freedom: WWII and Vietnam
Inspired by the music and lyrics of Bob Dylan’s
iconic song “Chimes of Freedom”, the FIUWE
embarks of a musical journey honoring the
plight of diverse people from adversity towards
freedom. The 2nd installment of this concert
series features music written in honor of the
victims of WWII and Vietnam. The concert begins with the meditative and playful tone poem
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Penn with the world renown baritone Dean Peterson as vocalist. The concert will culminate
with two amazing works for wind ensemble.
Daniel “Buckvich’s shocking “Symphony no. 1
‘Dresden’ “for wind ensemble and David GIllingham’s heartfelt “Heroes Lost and Fallen (A
Vietnam Memorial).”
7:30pm
Center Concert Hall
10910 SW 17 ST
305.348.0496
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11/10
West Point Glee Club
One of the U.S. Military Academy’s most visible cadet organizations, the West Point Glee
Club has been touching audiences worldwide
for over 100 yrs. through live performance in
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the full Symphony for an unforgettable evening.
The cadets will travel from New York to join the
Symphony for an unforgettable performance
evening, including the legendary West Point
March.
$50-$75
8:15 PM
Broward Center of the Performing Arts, Amaturo Theater
201 Southwest 5th Avenue
954.462.0222
www.sota.org
11/10
FIU Faculty Artist Series: Mozart and..All
That Brass!
Faculty of the FIU Wind Studies team up with
pianist Jose Lopez to present Mozart’s Quintet
for Piano and Woodwinds, followed by selected works for Brass Quintet.
7:30pm
Center Concert Hall
10910 SW 17 ST
305.348.0496
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11/11
Gold Coast Jazz Presents Tierney Sutton & Shelly Berg Trio
Grammy nominees vocalist Tierney Sutton and
the Shelly Berg Quartet perform a program of
Gershwin inspired jazz in “Gershwin, Gershwin,
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Grammy nomination and was a favorite in the
recent Downbeat Magazine Critics Poll. Berg,
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evening of Gershwin and jazz.
$50 reserved seating
7:45pm
Broward Center for the Performing Arts
201 SW 5th Ave.
954.462.0222
www.goldcoastjazz.org
11/12
America and Three Dog Night
Iconic folk rockers America have been performing to sold out crowds since the ‘70s, treating generations of fans to genre classics like
“A Horse With No Name” and “Sister Golden
Hair.” Considered a top-shelf touring act, the
band thrilled fans with the announcement of a
2014 coast-to-coast U.S. tour of their greatest
hits. Three Dog Night scored a succession of
21 hit singles, including eleven Top Tens, and
twelve consecutive gold albums from 1969
to 1975, thanks to the slick, sometimes soulful vocal harmonies of singers Danny Hutton,
Chuck Negron, and Cory Wells and an excellent ear for quality material.
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$54, $69, $84
Doors Open at 7pm. Show begins at 8pm
Hard Rock Live Hollywood
5747 Seminole Way
www.myhrl.com
11/12
Jazz in the Garden
Celebrate the art of jazz with The Marshall Turkin Classic Jazz Ensemble in the Boca Raton
Museum of Art’s outdoor Sculpture Garden.
Free with Museum admission.
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
501 Plaza Real
561.392.2500
www.bocamuseum.org
11/12
JOURNEY THROUGH SOUND: Exploring
Jewish Life Through Music
The FIU School of Music and the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU (JMOF-FIU) present a powerful evening in commemoration of Kristallnacht.
Known in English as the Night of Broken Glass,
Kristallnacht was a Nazi-sponsored pogrom
that resulted in deaths, wholesale destruction
of Jewish property and as many as 30,000
deportations to concentration camps. Coordinated attacks on homes, businesses and
synagogues left shattered glass in the streets
of German villages, towns and cities Nov. 9-10,
1938. The evening will feature members of the
Amernet String Quartet as they explore works
for string trio by Jewish composers including including Hans Gal, the most important
Brahms scholar of his time; Hans Krasa, composer of the children’s opera Brundibar and
a disciple of Zemlinsky and Roussel; Gideon
Klein, one of the organizers of the musical life
of Terezin, alongside his colleagues Krasa and
Ullmann; and Egon Wellesz, a leading scholar
of Byzantine music who found success in
the UK after the war. Given its Jewish background, the Amernet has pursued a long and
important commitment to disseminating the
voices of these silenced or repressed musicians. This program is in conjunction with the
current JMOF-FIU exhibition, Mark Podwal: All
This Has Come Upon Us...,(On view through
March 13, 2016) featuring the work of artist,
author and illustrator Mark Podwal, who is best
known for his drawings on The New York Times
OP-ED page.
7:00pm
Jewish Museum of Florida
301 Washington Ave
305.672.5044
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11/12
CONCERT SERIES-JOURNEY
THROUGH SOUND
Exploring Jewish Life Through Music
Concert 1: In Commemoration of Kristallnacht
The FIU School of Music and the Jewish Museum of Florida- FIU (JMOF-FIU) present a
powerful evening in commemoration of Kristallnacht. The evening will feature members of the
Amernet String Quartet as they explore works
for string trio by Jewish composers including
Hans Gal, Hans Krasa, Gideon Klein, Mieczyslaw Weinberg, and Egon Wellesz. Given their
Jewish background, the Amernet has pursued
a long and important commitment to disseminating the voices of these silenced or repressed
musicians. This program is in conjunction with
the current JMOF-FIU exhibition,
Mark Podwal: All This Has Come Upon Us...
(On view through March 13, 2016). family.
7:00pm
301 Washington Ave.
786.972.3175
11/12
Voices Around the World: Arias, Songs,
and Duets by Ernesto Lecuona
FIU singers and piano students present an evening of masterworks and songs by famed pianist Ernesto Lecuona, composer of Malaguena,
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also in the rest of Latin America, Spain and the
United States.
$10.00 General Admission
7:30pm
Steinway Piano Gallery
4104 Ponce de Leon Blvd.
305.348.0496
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11/13 - 11/14
SAINT-SAËNS ORGAN SYMPHONY with
The Cleveland Orchestra
The Cleveland Orchestra Giancarlo Guerrero,
conductor Johannes Moser, cello CHÁVEZ
Symphony No. 2 (“Sinfonia India”) SHOSTAKOVICH Cello Concerto No. 1 SAINT-SAËNS
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Symphony No. 3 (“Organ Symphony”)
Tickets start at just $39! Under 18s FREE!
Friday, November 13 at 8 PM and Saturday,
November 14 at 8 PM
1300 Biscayne Blvd.
305.949.6722
www.clevelandorchestramiami.com
11/13
Grace Weber
Born and raised in Wisconsin, Grace is currently based in Brooklyn and has just released
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produced by Malcolm Burn (Emmylou Harris,
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Mieka Pauley). Often labeled an “old soul,”
Grace’s music is grounded in powerful soul,
roots and gospel sounds, with her voice and
songwriting as the centerpiece.
$30 in advance, $35 day of show
Friday, 11/13/2015: 8:30pm
109590 SW 211th St.
786.573.5300
www.smdcac.org
11/13
New World Symphony: Pulse - Late Night
at the New World Symphony
Christian Reif, conductor The New World Center transforms into a late-night lounge—complete with club- style lighting and videos—during this innovative event, where the only rule is
to connect with the music and performers. A
DJ spins electronic grooves alongside performances by the New World Symphony of contemporary and classical works for orchestra
and ensemble.
From $30
9:00 PM
New World Center
500 17th Street
305.673.3331
www.nws.edu
11/13
Paul Barrere & Fred Tackett - ACOUSTIC
BLUES ROCK
The legendary guitar players, known for their
band Little Feat from the 1970s (an electric
blend of blues, rock and roll, and jazz), have
joined forces to form an acoustic duet combining Little Feat songs and more, all guaranteed to blow you away. ***Arts Garage has a
B.Y.O.W. Policy - Bring Your Own Whatever:
food, beverages (including alcohol), cutlery and
cups.***
$45-$60
8PM-10PM
Arts Garage
180 NE 1st Street
561.450.6357
11/13
Join us for A Motown Tribute with THE MOTOWNERS. The 2015-16 Free Friday Concert
Series features 17 concerts from October 2nd
through January 22nd. With something for everyone, it’s music for the masses! All concerts
are weather permitting; donations appreciated.
Bring lawn chairs, and bring the family, but
no pets or outside food and beverage. Food
trucks and cash bar are available at every concert. The 2015- 16 Season Sponsor is Delray
Motors. Presenting sponsor for the 2015-16
Free Friday Concert Series is the Delray Motors automotive group: Lincoln of Delray, Delray
Subaru and Delray Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram.
7:30 p.m.
561.243.7922
www.delrayarts.org
11/14
South Florida JAZZ Presents The Julian
Lage Trio
He was a guitar prodigy at eight, then protégé
of Gary Burton at age 11. Since then Julian
Lage has become the freshest, most compelling and charismatic face of jazz guitar since
Pat Metheny. His debut recording Sounding
Point received a Grammy nomination. In addition to leading his own band, Julian is featured
in Gary Burton’s New Quartet. He also has an
acclaimed duo project with guitarist Chris Eldridge. The trio Julian brings to South Florida
features bassist Orlando le Fleming and drum-
mer Kenny Wolleson.
$40 adults; $15 students with I.D.
Saturday, November 14, 2015; 8:00 - 10:30
PM
Rose & Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center
3100 Ray Ferrero, Jr Blvd
754.816.6101
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11/15
Enchanted with Espana
Alhambra Orchestra, with conductor Timothy
Shade, brings you exciting and exotic music
about magic and about Spain. Dramatic pieces
by Bizet, Stravinsky, Chabrier, DeFalla. Bring
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Free parking too.
Sunday, Nov. 15, 7:30 pm
Ransom Everglades School
3575 Main Highway
305.668.9260
www.alhambramusic.org
11/15
Musical Perspectives on the Cultures of
BRIC
Yo-Yo Ma brings together long time collaborators and friends with whom he has explored the
musical and cultural traditions of Europe, Latin
America and the Silk Road. In a program including works from Brazil, Russia, India and China,
the group brings a 21st century perspective to
diverse cultural traditions. One of Ma’s goals
is to explore music as a means of communication and as a vehicle for the migration of
ideas across a range of cultures throughout the
world. BRIC explores this relationship through
music. This performance is not to be missed!
Ticket prices range from $50.00-$150.00
Sunday, 11/15/2015: 8:00pm;
1300 Biscayne Blvd
305.949.6722
www.arshtcenter.org
11/15
The Annual Wertheim Showcase featuring guest organist Marilyn Keiser
Organist Marilyn Keiser plays the 74-rank
Schantz organ in the Herbert and Nicole Wertheim Performing Arts Center in appreciation of
Dr. Herbert and Nicole Wertheim’s gift of the
Sydell Ida Wertheim organ to the FIU School
of Music in 1999. The gift of the organ was a
donation in remembrance of his mother, Sydell
Ida Wertheim. Dr. Wertheim and his wife Nicole
have made gifts of more than $1 million to the
University’s music, theatre, and dance programs. Marilyn Keiser is Chancellor’s Professor
of Music Emeritus at Jacobs School of Music,
Indiana University, Bloomington, where she
taught courses in sacred music and applied
organ for 25 years. Prior to her appointment at
Indiana University, Dr. Keiser was Organist and
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Director of Music at All Souls Parish in Asheville,
North Carolina and Music Consultant for the
Episcopal Diocese of Western North Carolina.
3:00pm
Center
10910 SW 17 ST
305.348.0496
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11/17
Distinguished Conductor Series: guest
conductor Carlos Riazuelo
FIU School of Music presents a new orchestral
series featuring guest conductors from all over
the globe as they lead the talented students of
the FIU Symphony Orchestra in a memorable
evening for all. You are invited to mix and mingle with our guest maestro at our post-concert
reception in our spectacular Herbert and Nicole
Wertheim Performing Arts Center. We welcome
Venezuelan-born conductor Carlos Riazuelo.
Grieg: Holberg Suite ( conducted by Jordan
Cohen), Haydn: Concerto for Violin in C Major with violinist Robert Daviidovic, Schumann:
Symphony No. 4.
7:30pm
Center Concert Hall
10910 SW 17 ST
305.348.0496
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11/17
New World Symphony: Inside the Music
Join the Fellows for an intimate glimpse into
their craft with these behind-the-scenes presentations on topics ranging from music appreciation to the historic contexts of composers
and more. Audience members are encouraged
to participate by asking questions and taking
part in post-presentation discussions.
7:00 PM
New World Center, SunTrust Pavilion
500 17th Street
305.673.3331
www.nws.edu
11/18
FIU Music Student Showcase:
Piano Recital
FIU piano students presents an evening of
masterworks by Cuban composers. 7:30pm
Steinway Piano Gallery
4104 Ponce de Leon Blvd.
305.348.0496
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11/18
Wind and Percussion Arts Series presents “Jubilee”
Featuring the music of Philip Sparke, David Del
Tredici, Robert Sheldon, Brian Balmages and
Randall Standridge. Directed by Barry Bernhardt.
7:30pm
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Center Concert Hall
10910 SW 17 ST
305.348.0496
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11/19
Jazz at the Wertheim Series: Jazz Vocal
Ensemble
Vocal sensation Lisanne Lyons directs the newly formed jazz vocal ensemble. $15 General
Admission
7:30pm
Center Concert Hall
10910 SW 17 ST
305.348.0496
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11/19
FIU Music Showcase: Student Stars
An afternoon matinee featuring the premier
students of each area within the FIU School of
Music. 3:30pm
Center Concert Hall
10910 SW 17 ST
305.348.0496
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11/19
George Winston in Concert
Since 1972, folk pianist George Winston has
released 13 solo piano albums. Inspired by the
seasons and topographies, George Winston’s
concerts feature a variety of styles including melodic folk piano, New Orleans R&B piano, and
stride piano. He performs songs from his seasonal recordings Autumn, December, Winter
Into Spring, and Summer. This concert will feature Winston’s Winter Show, which will include
melodic fall and winter songs, some of Vince
Guaraldi’s Peanuts pieces, pieces inspired by
the New Orleans piano & the stride piano traditions, and songs from his latest album, Spring
Carousel. Presented by MusicWorks.
$57 regular; $77 premium
Thursday, 8 p.m.
Delray Beach Center for the Arts/Crest Theatre
561.243.7922
www.delrayarts.org
11/19
Salon Series: Fab 5 Freddy
YoungArts presents an intimate Salon, sponsored by the John S. and James L. Knight
Foundation, with American hip hop pioneer,
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artists including Queen Latifah, KRS-One, and
Shabba Ranks, and hosting Yo! MTV Raps, an
assignment that established his image as one
of the godfathers of the hip-hop scene.
$35
Thursday 11/19/2015 6:30pm-8:00pm
National YoungArts Foundation
2100 Biscayne Blvd
305.377.1140
11/20
Vivian Sessoms - Live Jazz at Arts Garage
The powerful vocalist steps into the spotlight
after working as a backing vocalist for Christina
Aguilera, Cher, Joe Cocker, Pink, Patti Labelle,
Patti Austin, Natalie Cole and Chaka Khan. The
soulful singer has also collaborated with Chris
Botti, Eric Benet and Rob Thomas of Matchbox 20. ***Arts Garage has a B.Y.O.W. Policy Bring Your Own Whatever: food, beverages (including alcohol), cutlery and cups.*** $25-$35
8:00pm (doors open half an hour before the
show)
Arts Garage
180 NE 1st Street
561.450.6357
www.artsgarage.org
11/20
FIU Music Student Showcase: Miami
Guitar Orchestra
The FIU Miami Guitar Orchestra, directed by
guitarist/composer Mesut Özgen, will present
an exciting program of music from Renaissance to modern, as well as jazz and traditional
musics from around the world. 7:30pm
Center Concert Hall
10910 SW 17 ST
305.348.0496
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11/20 - 11/21
New World Symphony / Encounters: Copland and Ives
Christian Reif, conductor Jamie Bernstein, host
Copland: Hoedown from Rodeo Copland: Selections from Billy the Kid Ives: Mvts. III and V
from Symphony No. 2
$25
7:30 PM
New World Center
500 17th Street
305.673.3331
www.nws.edu
11/20
Join us for the ultimate Bruce Springsteen Tribute with THE B STREET BAND. The 2015-16
Free Friday Concert Series features 17 concerts from October 2nd through January 22nd.
With something for everyone, it’s music for the
masses! All concerts are weather permitting;
donations appreciated. Bring lawn chairs, and
bring the family, but no pets or outside food and
beverage. Food trucks and cash bar are available at every concert. The 2015-16 Season
Sponsor is Delray Motors. Presenting sponsor
for the 2015-16 Free Friday Concert Series is
the Delray Motors automotive group: Lincoln of
Delray, Delray Subaru and Delray Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram.
7:30 p.m.
561.243.7922
www.delrayarts.org
11/20 - 11/22
Swingtime with the Jive Aces
The Jive Aces have established themselves as
the UK’s top Jive & Swing band! They’re known
for superior musicianship and fresh renditions
of music by such greats as Louis Prima, Bobby
Darin, Louis Armstrong, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr.
$45
Friday, 8 p.m.; Saturday, 2 & 8 p.m.; Sunday,
2 p.m.
Delray Beach Center for the Arts / Crest Theatre
Old School Square, 51 N. Swinton Avenue
561.243.7922
11/21
Bonnie Tyler
Originally from Skewen in Wales, Bonnie Tyler
is a two-time Brit Award winner with four Platinum selling albums to her name. Her hit songs
are known worldwide, with “Total Eclipse of
The Heart,” “Holding Out for a Hero” and “It’s
a Heartache” being the most popular. Come
see her in Sky 7-37 which provides an incredibly unique opportunity to see her up close and
personal!
Saturday November 21st at 2PM
Sky 7-37
450 NW 37th Ave.
305.649.3000
www.magiccitycasino.com
11/21
8th Annual Sunny Isles Beach Jazz Fest
The main event for the 8th Annual Sunny Isles
Beach Jazz Fest will take place from 7-10 pm
on Saturday, November 21, 2015 at Heritage
Park (19200 Collins Avenue) as artists bring
the soul of this music genre to life exploring the
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be thrilled to see Maryel Epps, Shenita Hunt,
Lisanne Lyons and Carole Ann Taylor perform-
ing under the stars. Bring a blanket or chair and
spread out on the great lawn for the General
Admission price of $15 ($10 with SIB Resident
ID). Food is available for sale. The sale of bevLYHNLZ^PSSILULÄ[[OL1VZO\H»Z/LHY[-V\UKHtion. If you would like to enjoy some pampering
at our VIP pavilion which includes seating, food
& drink, purchase a VIP Ticket for $50. Tickets
are sold at SIB Government Center (18070 Collins Avenue) or Pelican Community Park (18115
North Bay Road).
$15 General Admission ($10 with SIB Resident
ID), $50 VIP Ticket
7:00 - 10:00 pm
Heritage Park
19200 Collins Avenue
305.792.1706
www.sunnyislesbeachjazz.com
11/21
Solid Soul Feat. Mavis Staples and Joan
Osborne
“Mavis Staples will undoubtedly go down in
history as one of the greatest gospel singers
of all time. ... From traditional gospel music to
protest songs that underscored some of the
decade’s most dramatic social changes, to
the self-empowerment anthems and soulful
love tunes of more recent years, she proves
to be a gospel legend.” —The Current “[Joan
Osborne’s] sweet yet husky voice is a wonderfully expressive instrument, bringing emotional
honesty, a.k.a. soul, to every performance...
An Evening
with George Winston
November 18
Bobby Collins
November 21
Zlata Chochieva
November 22
Dogfight
December 3-6
Aventura Comedy Series
Miami International Piano Festival
Slow Burn Theatre Company
Brad Ross
December 29
Norm Lewis
January 10
The Second City
January 27-28
Illusionist Extraordinaire!
Broadway concert Series
Jim Witter’s
Still Rock N’ Roll To Me
January 16
TICKETS at aventuracenter.org
Box Office 877.311.7469
Groups 954.660.6307
#aventuracenter
All programs, artists, dates and times are subject to change.
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Osborne’s compositional, arranging and vocal
talents take the listener on a classy, beautifullyrealized music journey.” —American Songwriter - See more at: http://www.smdcac.org/
events/solid-soul-feat-mavis-staples-andjoan- osborne#sthash.GRhbewM0.dpuf
$35-$60. Table seating available.
Saturday, 11/21/2015: 8:00pm
109590 SW 211th St.
786.573.5300
www.smdcac.org
11/21
Martin Barre - Blues Rock at Arts Garage
Jethro Tull’s Grammy-award winning guitarist has put together a band to play the classic music from the Tull catalogue in order to
give fans and a broader audience a chance to
hear tracks that have not been performed for
many years. Any rock fan should not miss this
special show! ***Arts Garage has a B.Y.O.W.
Policy - Bring Your Own Whatever: food, beverages (including alcohol), cutlery and cups.***
$45-$60
8pm (doors open half an hour before the
show).
Arts Garage
180 NE 1st Street
561.450.6357
www.artsgarage.org
11/21
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American rock band from Rhode Island which
began its career in the 1970s and achieved
mainstream success in the 1980s, with hits
like “On the Dark Side,” “Tough All Over” and
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Band always give an amazing show, so don’t
miss them in Sky 7-37, which provides an incredibly unique opportunity to see them up
close and personal! Saturday November 21st
at 10PM
Sky 7-37
450 NW 37th Ave.
305.649.3000
11/21
The Guess Who, Sweet and Foghat
Without a doubt, this will be one of our most
fun concerts! The Guess Who started out in
Canada and are now known world wide with
hits such as “American Woman,” “No Sugar
Tonight,” “These Eyes” and “No Time.” Sweet
is a glam rock band originally from the UK
who had multiple chart-topping hits including
“The Ballroom Blitz,” “Fox on the Run,” “Little Willy” and “Love is Like Oxygen.” Foghat
is an English rock band formed in London
in 1971. The band is known for its prominent use of electric slide guitar in its music.
Their hits include “Slow Ride,” “I Just Want
To Make Love To You,” “Fool for the City”
and “Drivin’ Wheel.”
Free Show. Stagefront Seats Available
Saturday November 21st at 5pm
Magic City Amphitheater
450 NW 37th Ave.
305.460.6579
11/22
ZLATA CHOCHIEVA (Russia)
PIANO RECITAL
ZLATA CHOCHIEVA (Russia): the winner of
ten international competitions, returns to
the Miami International Piano Festival following her acclaimed May, 2014 recital at
The Colony Theatre and 2015 recital at the
Broward Center for the Performing Arts. The
Miami Herald wrote that at the Miami performance “Chochieva received repeated ovations and bravos from an excited audience...
she coaxes a thunderous sonority from the
instrument and can roll octaves and draw
out inner voicings from the music with striking clarity.” The Herald wrote of her Broward
performance that “what really distinguished
her playing was an extraordinary richness of
tone, a sensitivity to the musical phrase and
the way she used her first-class technical
skills to serve the music. COMPOSERS: C.
Franck. F. Chopin, D. Scarlatti
$30 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! SAVE $5 OFF
individual tickets purchased by September
15, 2015! Sunday, November 22, 2015 5:00
PM
Aventura Arts and Cultural Center
3385 NE 188th Street,
877.311.7469
www.miamipianofest.com
11/22
Outdoor Concert featuring
Nu Deco Ensemble
Nu Deco Ensemble, a 21st Century Chamber
Orchestra, will present “Water Music” a dynamic, outdoor performance at the Deering Estate.
The program will feature the music of JS Bach,
Andy Akiho, Georges Bizet, Greg Simon, LCD
Soundsystem, Sam Hyken, and Daft Punk. Nu
Deco Ensemble, founded in 2014 by conductor Jacomo Rafael Bairos and composer Sam
Hyken, is a 2014 winner of the Knight Arts
Challenge. $25
Concert at 5:00 pm; gate opens at 4:00 pm
Deering Estate
16701 SW 72 Avenue
305.235.1668
11/22
Klezmer Miami Project: Tango Fusion
Klezmer Miami Project is a professional chamber ensemble consisting of piano, accordion,
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soprano bass, and violin. The ensemble is a
unique blend of ethnic, urban and folk rhythms
and tunes, infusing a retro Miami feel with elements of tango, latin and jazz built on a Klezmer
basis. This originally arranged repertoire is both
vintage and modern, representative of the geographic region of South Florida. You’ll be dancing in the aisles!
3:00pm
301 Washington Ave.
786.972.3175
11/22
Chopin Salon Concert
Imagine enjoying the beautiful music of Chopin performed by some of today’s finest artists in a lovely Country Club ballroom with
an intimate gathering of other classical music enthusiasts. Then imagine a delightfully
social wine reception following the concert
where you can mix and mingle with other
guests and the artists. You’ve just imagined a Chopin Salon Concerts. Jon Nakamatsu, winner of the 1995 National Chopin
Piano Competition and 1997 Van Cliburn
Competition is the featured artist at the first
Chopin Salon Concert of the Season. Jon
also served on the 2015 National Competition Jury. Admission is free for paid Chopin
Members. An optional post-concert dinner
is available for $55 p/p (wine, tax & gratuity
included). Reservations Required.
Sunday, 11/22/2015: 4 - 6 PM
La Gorce Country Club
5685 Alton Road
305.868.0624
www.chopin.org
11/22
Straight No Chaser
THE NEW OLD FASHIONED TOUR comes
to town on the heels of the release of their
new album “The New Old Fashioned” (available October 2015), the fifth album release
through Atlantic Records. The album features an eclectic array of songs that explore
multiple influential musical eras highlighted
by signature and singularly unique medleys.
Straight No Chaser is the real deal, the captivating sound of ten unadulterated human
voices coming together to make extraordinary music that is moving people in a fundamental sense... and with a sense of humor!
On the road, Straight No Chaser has built a
reputation as an unforgettable live act!
Prices range from $39.00-$99.00
Sunday, 11/22/2015: 7:00pm;
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing
Arts
1300 Biscayne Bay
305.949.6722
www.arshtcenter.org
11/22
New World School of the Arts- Opera
Scenes
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scenes of opera favorites performed by members of the NWSA Opera Theater Ensemble,
directed by Rodney Miller. Sunday, 7:30 PM
Colony Theatre
1040 Lincoln Road
305.237.3622
www.nwsa.mdc.edu
11/24
FIU Music Showcase:
String Chamber Music Ensembles
The talented FIU School of Music string ensembles, coached by FIU’s Esemble-in-Residence
the Amernet String Quartet and violinist Robert Davidovici are showcased in masterpieces
from the chamber music repertoire.
7:30pm
Center
10910 SW 17 ST
305.348.0496
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11/27
New World Symphony: Musical Xchange
Borodin: Scherzo in D major Bartók: Selected
Duos for Two Violins J.S. Bach/arr. Romm:
Fugue in G minor, “Little” Kamen: Quintet Tomasi: To Be or Not To Be Carrapatoso: Five
Elegies
2:00 PM
New World Center
500 17th Street
305.673.3331
www.nws.edu
11/27
Join us for a Tina Turner Tribute with SIMPLY
TINA. The 2015-16 Free Friday Concert Series features 17 concerts from October 2nd
through January 22nd. With something for
everyone, it’s music for the masses! All concerts are weather permitting; donations appreciated. Bring lawn chairs, and bring the
family, but no pets or outside food and beverage. Food trucks and cash bar are available at every concert. The 2015-16 Season
Sponsor is Delray Motors. Presenting sponsor for the 2015-16 Free Friday Concert Series is the Delray Motors automotive group:
Lincoln of Delray, Delray Subaru and Delray
Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram. 7:30 p.m.
Delray Beach Center for the Arts /Outdoor
Pavilion
561.243.7922
www.delrayarts.org
11/27
Leslie Smith - Live Jazz at Arts Garage
The award winning singer, songwriter, and
producer is one of the most talented artists
New Orleans has to offer. She has performed
and recorded with a Who’s Who of New Orleans’ finest artists including Ellis Marsalis
and Allen Toussaint, who calls her “One of
Louisiana’s greatest treasures”. Named “A
Cultural Ambassador of New Orleans music”
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artists. Leslie’s soulful, funky, bluesy tunes are
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joy. From headlining at Lincoln Center to performing at the Apollo Theatre, she always delivers an unparalleled power and passion. ***Arts
Garage has a B.Y.O.W. Policy - Bring Your Own
Whatever: food, beverages (including alcohol),
cutlery and cups.***
$25-$35
8pm (doors open at 7:30pm)
Arts Garage
180 NE 1st Street
561.450.6357
www.artsgarage.org
11/27
Daughtry
Daughtry comes to Hard Rock Live on Friday,
November 27! Chris Daughtry stands as one
of American Idol’s most beloved — and commercially successful — rock and roll alums. ImTLKPH[LS` MVSSV^PUN OPZ HKYLUHSPUÄSSLK Y\U VU
the show in 2006, Daughtry formed his eponymous band, topping the Billboard 200 just a
few months later with a self-titled debut album.
Since then, the band has continued to give epic
performances that fans remember!
$39, $49, $64
5747 Seminole Way
www.myhrl.com
11/28
Daryl Hall & John Oates
Pop rock legends Hall & Oates blended R&B,
soul, and new wave influences to fabulous
effect in the ‘80s, resulting in some of the
decade’s most iconic and beloved songs.
Oozing with originality and craftsmanship,
No. 1 hits like “Maneater” and “I Can’t Go
for That (No Can Do)” sound as fresh today
as they did 30 years ago, eliciting collective
swoons from audiences at their 2013 live
concerts. With an induction into The Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame, the boys are in peak
form, treating audiences around the US to a
string of highly anticipated concerts.
$54, $64, $74, $84
5747 Seminole Way
www.myhrl.com
11/28
Peter Fernandez And The Open House
Band
The undisputed king of the Open House
movement and local icon, Peter Fernandez,
brings his show to MCC every two months.
The Open House Band plays all the classics of the Open House era, with continuous dance music by Carlos DJ Sonic and
incredible light show by Joe Electro. Peter
performs two sets, and there is continuous
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entertainment throughout the entire event.
Saturday November 28th at 10PM
Stage 305
450 NW 37th Ave.
305.649.3000
11/28
Federico Britos’ “Hot Club” with special
guest Cécile McLorin Salvant -Jazz
Led by the six-time Grammy winning jazz violinist Federico Britos, Hot Club of the Americas is comprised of a hand picked cast of
world-class musicians. The result is a live
show that can best be described as an explosion of Latin rhythms that highlight familiar melodies frequently performed in the “Hot
Club” style. The band explores the musical
contributions of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli from a Latin American perspective. Special guest, Grammy-nominated
singer, Cécile McLorin Salvant, enhances the
band with her mesmerizing vocals. ***Arts
Garage has a B.Y.O.W. Policy - Bring Your
Own Whatever: food, beverages (including
alcohol), cutlery and cups.***
$25-$45
8pm (doors open at 7:30pm)
Arts Garage
180 NE 1st Street
561.450.6357
www.artsgarage.org
11/29
New World School of the Arts- College
Chamber Music
The skill of chamber music is considered one
of the most important ones to cultivate. Students of the NWSA College Music Program
deliver personalized interpretations of chamber music masterworks in this important performance.
Sunday, 2:00 PM
Pinecrest Gardens
11000 Red Road
305.669.6990
www.nwsa.mdc.edu
11/30
FIU Music Student Showcase: New Music Ensemble
The FIU New Music Ensemble, under the
direction of cellist Jason Calloway, traverses
recent trends in the contemporary musical
landscape.
7:30pm
Miami Beach Urban Studios
420 Lincoln Rd
305.348.0496
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11/30
New World Symphony: Solo Spotlight
Presented in the intimate SunTrust Pavilion,
Solo Spotlights feature one or two Fellows
in recital programs they design.
7:00 PM
New World Center, SunTrust Pavilion
500 17th Street
305.673.3331
www.nws.edu
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www.thevillageatgulfstreampark.com
11/20
38 Special and Night Ranger
38 Special and Night Ranger will be here
in Stage 305 for an unforgettable night
of rock and roll. 38 Special has the hits
you remember like “Hold on Loosely,”
“Caught Up in You” and “If I’d Been the
One.” Night Ranger’s hits include “Sister
Christian,” “When You Close Your Eyes”
and the anthem “(You Can Still) Rock
In America.” Hear all of them live in the
fantastic Stage 305, which features an
intimate setting with all the features of a
world-class venue. “
Tickets: $30 - $75
Saturday at 8pm
Stage 305 at Magic City Casino
450 NW 37th ave
305.649.3000
THEATER
Thru 11/01
Promises, Promises
Infused with the swinging energy of 1968
Manhattan, PROMISES PROMISES is
the musical tale of a lovelorn young executive and a romantically troubled waitress. Featuring the hits “ A House Is Not
a Home”, “I’ll Never Fall In Love Again”,
“I Say A Little Prayer For You,” and many
more. Book by Neil Simon and music by
Burt Bacharach.
Adults: $38 - $42 ; Students: $16
Wed, Sat, Sun @ 2PM ; Sat, Sun @ 8PM
Broward Stage Door Theatre
8036 West Sample Rd
954.344.7765
www.stagedoortheatre.com
Thru 11/01
Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar
2014 PULITZER PRIZE WINNER FOR DRAMA 2015 BEST PLAY TONY NOMINEE New
York. Today. The apartment of successful
corporate lawyer who has turned his back
on the Muslim faith of his parents. Beliefs
about race and identity are exposed--leading to escalating tensions and professional
and personal betrayals. “Terrific, turbulent,
with fresh currents of dramatic electricity!
Dialogue that bristles with wit and intelligence”- New York Times
Thurs/Fri $45, Sat $55, Sun at 2pm $50, Sun
at 7pm $40, $15 student tickets THURS/
SUN NIGHT, Added SAT 2pm $50
Thurs, Fri, Sat at 8pm, Sun at 2pm & 7pm,
Special Sat 2pm shows 10/24 & 10/31
GableStage at the Biltmore
1200 Anastasia Ave
305.445.1119
www.gablestage.org
Thru 11/08
The Toxic Avenger
Based on the classic cult film of the same
name, this new rock-pop musical is a charming, exhilarating and hysterical love story
that has it all – an unlikely hero, his beautiful
girlfriend, a corrupt New Jersey Mayor, and
two guys who play EVERY other character
in the play; including bullies, monsters, old
ladies and stiletto-wearing back up singers.
“Toxie” is an unconventional contemporary
love story with an environmental twist that
will rock the house and leave audiences
laughing out loud.
$15 - $53
Wednesday – Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday
at 3 p.m.
280 Miracle Mile
305.444.9293
www.actorsplayhouse.org
11/05 - 11/22
Stripped
A World Premiere Play Christopher Demos-
Brown Christopher Demos-Brown, author
of the award-winning plays Fear Up Harsh
and Captiva, explores new territory in the
battle between a mother’s rights and the
American legal system. Stripped is the
story of Masha, an immigrant, an exotic
dancer, and a mother. Devastated when
the State takes custody of her daughter,
Masha must struggle against all odds to
reunite her family. Stripped is a moving,
irreverent, portrait of one woman’s quest
for true freedom.
$50.00
Thursday,
11/05/2015
and
Friday, 11/06/2015: 7:30 pm, Saturday,11/07/2015: 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm;
Sunday, 11/08/2015 :4:00 pm; Wednesday, 11/11/2015: 7:30 pm; Thursday,
11/12/2015 7:30 pm; Friday, 11/13/2015
7:30 pm; Saturday, 11/14/2015 7:30 pm
; Sunday, 11/15/2015 4:00 pm; Wednesday, 11/18/2015:7:30 pm; Thursday,
11/19/2015 :7:30 pm; Friday, 11/20/2015:
7:30 pm; Saturday, 11/21/2015:7:30 pm;
Sunday, 11/22/2015 :4:00 pm
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing
Arts
`1300 Biscayne Blvd.
305.949.6772
www.arshtcenter.org
SUBSCRIBE.
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11/06 - 11/15
Kingdom City
FIU Theater presents “Kingdom City”
by Sheri Wilner, directed by Michael
Yawney. An onstage kiss in a high
school play started all the trouble. Does
first love have to be a First Amendment
issue?Where do you draw the line? A
high-school production of The Crucible
kicks up controversy and every person
in Kingdom City has to decide where
they stand. Are they on a modern-day
witch hunt or are they just protecting our
kids? This sharp and funny new play is
inspired by real-life events.
10-15
Evenings 8:00pm, Sundays 2:00pm
Herbert & Nicole Wertheim Performing
Arts Center
Modesto A. Maidique Campus, 10910
SW 17 St.
305.348.0496
www.theatre.fiu.edu
11/14 - 11/21
Florida Grand Opera presents
The Barber of Seville
FGO will open its 75th season of continuous production with a beloved opera
classic, The Barber of Seville, or Il barbiere di Siviglia. Although composed 30
years after Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro,
Rossini’s The Barber of Seville is based
on the first of Beaumarchais’ trilogy of
“Figaro” plays, serving as a “prequel”
to Mozart’s Nozze, and considered one
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posed. This opera traces the adventures
of handsome young Count Almaviva as he
courts the lovely Rosina in spite of her jealous guardian’s attempts to thwart him. Of
course, he would never have succeeded
without help from the crafty Figaro, who
is much more than just a barber. Witness
the delicious unfolding of comic opera at
its best: energetic young lovers’ foiling the
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wrapped up in Rossini’s unmistakably masterful music. **Sung in Italian with projected
titles in English and Spanish** MIAMI Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts
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House November 14, 15, 17, 20, 21, 2015
CAST | The Barber of Seville Rosina Megan
Marino Nov 14, 17, 21 Hilary Ginther Nov
15, 20, Dec 3, 5 Count Almaviva Andrew
Owens Figaro David Pershall Nov 14, 17,
21 Brian James Myer Nov 15, 20, Dec
3, 5 Dr. Bartolo Kevin Short Nov 14, 17,
21, Dec 5 Kevin Glavin Nov 15, 20, Dec 3
Don Basilio Alex Soare Berta Eliza Bonet
? Fiorello Nicholas Ward Ambrogio Edgar
Miguel Abréu Conductor Ramón
Tebar Director Marc Astafan Production
Central City Opera
$12-250
11/14 @ 7pm | 11/15 @ 2pm | 11/17 @
8pm | 11/20 @ 8pm | 11/21 @ 8pm
Adrienne Arsht Center
1300 Biscayne Boulevard
800.741.1010
www.fgo.org
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11/18 - 11/19
Arts Garage Radio Theatre Presents
“Strangers on a Train”
Based on Alfred Hitchcock’s adaptation of
Patricia Highsmith’s thriller, this radio theatre
production follows a tennis star as he attempts to divorce his trampy wife in order to
marry the senator’s daughter. He strikes up
a conversation with a stranger, unwittingly
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murder accusations. Come experience the
golden age of radio brought gloriously back
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actors. It’s a trip to the past with a modern
twist.
$20-$30
7:30pm (doors open at 7:00pm)
Arts Garage
180 NE 1st Street
561.450.6357
www.artsgarage.org
11/19 - 11/22
Miami Acting Company presents:
Pirates of Penzance
A hilarious farce of sentimental pirates, bumbling policemen, dim-witted young lovers and
an eccentric Major-General. Set sail with this
classic comedy that boasts one of the most
famous patter songs in musical theatre history.
A fresh take on one of Gilbert and Sullivan’s
most popular comic operas, this updated version of The Pirates Of Penzance took New York
by storm when it premiered in Central Park in
1980, leading to a subsequent smash-hit
Broadway run.
Adults $30, Seniors $25, Students $20
Thursday, 11/19/15: 8:00 p.m. - Friday,
11/20/15: 8:00 p.m. - Saturday, 11/21/15:
8:00 p.m. - Sunday, 11/22/15: 7:30 p.m.
Pinecrest Gardens
11000 Red Road
305.669.6990
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11/20 - 1/03
Gypsy
GYPSY is the ultimate story about an
aggressive stage mother. Join Rose,
June and Louise in their trip across the
United States during the 1920?s, when
vaudeville was dying and burlesque was
born. Jule Styne’s music and Stephen
Sondheim’s lyrics include “Let Me Entertain You”, “Some People, You’ll Never
Get Away from Me”, “If Momma Was
Married”, “All I Need Is the Girl”, “Everything’s Coming Up Roses”, and “Together Wherever We Go.” GYPSY has
been referred to as one of the greatest
American musicals. Adults: $38 - $42 ;
Students: $16
Wed, Sat, Sun @ 2PM ; Sat, Sun @ 8PM
Broward Stage Door Theatre
8036 West Sample Rd
954.344.7765
www.stagedoortheatre.com
11/21 - 12/20
Constellations by Nick Payne
This spellbinding, romantic journey begins
with a simple encounter between a man and
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“SEXY! May be the most sophisticated date
play Broadway has seen!” - The New York
Times
Thurs/Fri/Sun Night $45, Sat $60, Sun at
2pm $55, $15 student tickets THURS/SUN
NIGHT
Thurs, Fri, Sat at 8pm, Sun at 2pm & 7pm,
NO SHOW ON THANKSGIVING, Added Sat
2pm 11/28 GableStage at the Biltmore
1200 Anastasia Ave
305.445.1119
www.gablestage.org
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guests from $7,500
7:00 p.m. to Midnight
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
3251 South Miami Avenue
305.860.8404
www.vizcayaball.org
CULINARY
CHARITIES
11/05
New World Symphony: Intimate Brahms
Alexander Fiterstein, clarinet J. Strauss, Jr./arr.
Schoenberg: Roses from the South Brahms:
Horn Trio Brahms: Clarinet Quintet
$15
2:00 PM
New World Center
500 17th Street
305.673.3331
www.nws.edu
11/06
Party on the Plaza
The Coral Gables Museum’s Young Associates
present the 5th Annual Party on the Plaza on
Friday, November 6 at 7pm on the Coral Gables Museum Plaza and Salzedo Street. With
an 80’s Miami’s Vice theme, this year’s POP
will feature fast cars, fast boats, a casino, 80’s
cover band, DJs, street art, a champagne bar,
open Bacardi bar, great eats for Gables’ renowned restaurants and more. Pre-sale tickets
are only $50. $150 for VIP which includes early
admission, VIP bar and additional chips for
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Museum.
$50 advance tickets or $150 for VIP
6:00pm - 11:30pm
Coral Gables Museum
285 Aragon Ave.
305.603.8067
11/21
The 59th Annual Vizcaya Ball
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ty and elegance of an extraordinary South Florida cultural icon. The Vizcaya Ball raises funds
to preserve and protect Vizcaya Museum and
Gardens for the community and future generations to come. The black-tie event will include
a stylish cocktail reception, entertainment, a
sensational silent auction and much more.
Individual tickets from $750 and tables with
10 guests from $7,500 are available online at
www.vizcayaball.org
Individual tickets from $750 and tables with 10
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Ongoing
Southern Rock Comes to Hard Rock
Cafe, Hollywood
If you think we are all about the burger and
barbeque, let me tell you something else.
Hard Rock Cafe Hollywood welcomes its new
Southern Rock menu. How about a Sweet
Tea Brined Bourbon Glazed Port Porterhouse,
bringing to HRC Hollywood Barbequed Shrimp
and Grits and looking for a little crunch, check
out our Southern Fried Chicken Po Boy Salad.
You know you have to leave room for dessert.
Served in our Mason jars, our mouth watering
Banana Chocolate Mud Pie.
Hard Rock Cafe
One Seminole Way (located inside the Hard
Rock Hotel & Casino
954.315.9112
www.hardrock.com
11/05
Friends of MODS presents
“Black, White and Bond”
To celebrate the opening of the NEW James
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ence’s auxiliary group, Friends of MODS will
host “Black, White and Bond” on Thursday
night, November 5, 2015 at 5:30 p.m. featuring a special premiere screening of Spectre:
The IMAX ® Experience The price of admission to Black White and Bond includes access
to the reception, complete with open bar and
spy-themed cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, silent
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AutoNation IMAX 3D Theater! Attendees are
encouraged to dress the part in black and
white cocktail attire. The cocktail reception will
be followed by a screening of the highly anticipated, Spectre: The IMAX ® Experience,
starring: Daniel Craig, Naomie Harris, Léa Seydoux, Ralph Fiennes and Christoph Waltz. A
cryptic message from Bond’s past sends him
on a trail to uncover a sinister organization.
While M battles political forces to keep the
secret service alive, Bond peels back the layers of deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind
SPECTRE. Regular Seating tickets are $45 for
Friends of MODS and Museum Members and
for $55 non-members. VIP Preferred Seating
Tickets are $60 for Members and $70 for nonmembers. The VIP level also includes one free
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members of the Friends of MODS group that
evening. To purchase tickets, please call Nicole
Rodriguez at 954.712.1159 or visit the website:
www.modsevents.org. Get your tickets today!
Regular Seating tickets are $45 for Friends of
MODS and Museum Members and for $55
non-members. VIP Preferred Seating Tickets
are $60 for Members and $70 for non-members.
5:30 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Museum of Discovery and Science
401 S.W. Second St.
954.712.1159
www.modsevents.org
11/11
Inside Vizcaya: Cooking Class with The
Naked Bite
We’re taking our cues from history and interpreting farm-to-table very literally as we host
an alfresco dinner and cooking class in the
Vizcaya Village (right next to our vegetable
garden!). Chef Amber Antonelli of The Naked
Bite will use produce grown on site to prepare
a hearty and delicious three-course vegetarian
meal, encouraging you to indulge in very locally
sourced ingredients and savor a delicious night
under the stars. $60 for members; $75 for nonmembers
6:30 to 9:00 PM
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
3251 S. Miami Avenue
305.860.8423
www.vizcaya.org
11/14
The 2015 Marvels of MODS Gala Presented by Mercedes-Benz Fort Lauderdale
The 2015 Marvels of MODS Gala Presented
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the Museum of Discovery and Science.This
much anticipated event hosts 650 guests to
experience an exciting evening complete with
a high-energy Cocktail Reception, Silent Auction and glamorous dinner & wine pairing. Later
in the evening, the MODS crowd will dance
the night away and compete for some luxurious Live Auction items. The Museum Trustees
with Co-Chairs Russell Klenet, Stacy Ritter and
Jason Williams invite you to join us and show
your commitment to the MODS mission to provide experiential pathways to lifelong learning
in science for children and adults. show your
support through purchasing tickets or committing to a Gala Sponsorship, Table, Program Ad
or Donation. Sponsorships are available from
$60,000 to $1,000. Tables range from $15,000
to $6,000. Individual tickets are $600. We look
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tact: Robyn Harper at [email protected] or
954-713-0906.
6:00 to 8:00pm Cocktail Reception; 8:00 to
11:30 pm Dinner and Dancing
401 SE 2nd Street
954.713.0906
www.mods.org
11/14
Mercedes-Benz Fort Lauderdale Presents: Marvels of MODS Gala
The 2015 Marvels of MODS Gala presented by
Mercedes-Benz Fort Lauderdale is just around
the corner. This much-anticipated, world-class
event will host 650 guests who will experience
an exciting evening complete with a high-energy cocktail reception, silent auction and glamorous dinner and wine pairing. Later in the evening, the guests will dance the night away and
compete for some luxurious live auction items.
The Museum’s trustees, along with Co-Chairs
Jason Williams, Russell Klenet and Stacy Ritter,
invite you to join us at this annual event and
show your commitment to the Museum’s mission to provide experiential pathways to lifelong
learning in science for children and adults. You
can show your support by purchasing tickets
or committing to a gala sponsorship, table or
program ad or making a donation. Sponsorships are available from $60,000 to $1,000. Tables range from $15,000 to $6,000. Individual
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Museum of Discovery and Science.
Sponsorships are available from $60,000 to
$1,000. Tables range from $15,000 to $6,000.
Individual tickets are $600.
6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Cocktail Reception 8 p.m.
-11:30 p.m. Dinner and Dancing
401 S.W. Second St.
954.713.0906
www.mods.org
val is entirely put together by the students of
the Electro-Acoustic Research Society (EARS)
at Florida International University.The Florida
Electro-Acoustic Student Festival showcases
a series of exciting, fresh new works and performances of electro-acoustic works from
students throughout Florida, the USA, and
abroad. Spearheaded entirely by FIU students,
this festival is a culmination of their research
and creative work and initiative to collaborate
with others.
7:30pm
Center Concert Hall
10910 SW 17 ST
305.348.0496
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11/07 - 11/08
Roy Rodriguez Fine Arts will participate
at The South Miami Art Festival
Roy Rodriguez Fine Arts will participate at the
44th South Miami Art Festival come and see
my latest art collection at this family oriented
event that will take place at the heart of South
Miami.
Saturday and Sunday 10am to 6pm
Roy Rodriguez Fine Arts booth at South Miami
Art Festival
Sunset Drive between US 1 and Red Rd
786.218.4225
www.royrodriguezart.com
11/14 - 11/22
Camelot Days Medieval Festival
Camelot Days is bringing the days of yore back
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Sheridan in Hollywood, Florida, Camelot Days
allows you to relive the magic of the past. Explore our kingdom full of musicians, artisans,
eateries, knights and jesters. Cheer for your
favorite side at the living chess game and joust!
Feast like a King on hearty food and drink.
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$15 adults, $3 kids (6-12), Under 6 years old
free
Saturday 11/14/2015 10:00am-5:30pm, Sunday 11/15/2015 10:00am-5:30pm, Saturday 11/21/2015 10:00am- 5:30pm, Sunday
11/22/2015 10:00am-5:30pm
TY Park
3300 N. Park Rd.
786.332.0047
www.camelotdays.com
11/14 - 11/15
Roy Rodriguez Fine Ars Participates at
ARTNADO in West Palm Beach
Roy Rodriguez Fine Arts participates at the
most innovative and creative art show of the
season celebrated at the South Florida Expo
Center in West Palm Beach Come and see my
latests collection...
FESTIVALS
& EVENTS
Ongoing
Viernes Culturales/Cultural Fridays Arts
& Culture Festival
A monthly arts & culture street festival and gallery stroll in Little Havana’s cultural district. Take
the free walking tour of Little Havana with legendary local historian Dr. Paul George, artist fair
with local painters, sculptors and artisans along
Calle Ocho (SW 8th Street) between 15th and
14th Avenues, and a variety of galleries and
local-owned restaurants. Takes place the last
Friday of the month! www.culturalfridays.org.
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forward this email to your friends. Like us on
Facebook or follow us on Twitter for the latest
details. *Rain or shine
7 pm to 11 pm
Viernes Culturales/Cultural Fridays Arts &
Crafts Festival
804 SW 15th Avenue (Domino Stage at Domino Plaza, at SW 15th Ave & 8th St.)
305.643.5500
www.culturalfridays.org
11/07
FEASt Festival
FEASt fest is an annual electro-acoustic music festival that exhibits pieces by studentcomposers from around the globe. The festiNovember 2015 I AroundTownMagazine.com
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Roy Rodriguez Fine Arts booth at ARTNADO
Festival
South Florida Fairgrounds Expo Center
786.218.4225
11/19 - 11/21
An Olde Fashioned Holiday Craft Show
The Pineapple Grove chapter of the Southern
Handcraft Society presents a juried craft show
featuring a variety of handmade gifts, jewelry,
ornaments and other home decor. For information, call 561-278-6475. Thursday and Friday,
9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Delray Beach Center for the Arts/Vintage Gymnasium
561.243.7922
www.delrayarts.org
11/20 - 1/17
Miami Street Photography Festival
HistoryMiami Museum will host the Miami
Street Photography Festival starting in November ahead of Art Basel Week. Now in its fourth
year, the festival’s mission is to give exposure
to up-and-coming photographers from around
the globe and highlight the best in international
street photography. During Art Basel Week,
Dec. 3 - Dec. 6, legendary photographers
Bruce Davidson, David Alan Harvey, Peter
Turnley and Maggie Steber will be featured
guests. The festival will also feature exhibitions,
lectures, workshops, photo walks, and portfolio
reviews. During Art Basel Week the museum
will be free to the public.
Adults $10, Students/Seniors $8, Children $5,
Children Under 6 Free
Monday- Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sunday 10
a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
HistoryMiami Museum
305.375.1492
11/21 - 11/22
Roy Rodriguez Fine Arts participates at
Estero Fine Art Festival
Roy Rodriguez Fine Arts will participate at the
Estero Fine Art Show at the Miromar Design
Center and was selected as the featured artist
for the poster of the event.
Roy Rodriguez Fine Arts Booth at Estero Arts
Festival
10800 Corkscrew Rd
786.218.4225
11/25 - 11/29
International Sand Art Competition
This Thanksgiving weekend, Casa Marina, A
Waldorf Astoria Resort in Key West is hosting the International Sand Art Competition for
the second consecutive year. From Nov. 25
through Nov. 28, six of the world’s best sand
sculptors will compete on the resort’s private
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beach, the largest in Key West, to create their
masterpieces made from just sand and water.
Resort guests and visitors alike enjoy daily live
viewing and events, including the chance to win
an authentic Spanish coin from the bounty of
famous American treasure hunter Mel Fisher on
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on display through November 29. Come down
to Key West and see you on the beach!
9 am - 6 pm
Casa Marina, A Waldorf Astoria Resort
1500 Reynolds Street
305.296.3535
www.sandartkeywest.com
LECTURES
& CLASSES
Ongoing
Art Lessons for Adults at Art Box
Children are no longer the only ones exploring their artistic talents at Art Box because we
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lazo leads students through the fundamentals
of drawing, painting, portraiture, landscapes,
and even Manga drawing. Sign up today! info@
artboxmiami.com
Monday-Thursday 10 am - 12 pm & 6:30 - 8:30
pm
Art Box
Mayfair in the Grove, 2911 Grand Ave Suite
400E
www.artboxmiami.com
Ongoing
River of Grass ArtsPark
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drama classes, piano lessons and guitar lessons to children ages 5 to adult. Classes cost
$45.00 per month (4 weeks) unless otherwise
indicated. Please call for more information.
Space is limited so register early!
$45 per month for 4 weeks unless otherwise
indicated
Please call for class times
River of Grass ArtsPark
17189 Sheridan Street
954.322.2597
www.ppines.com
Ongoing
Donnith H. FLETCHER Art and Cultural
Center
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lessons and guitar lessons to children ages 5
to adult. Classes cost $45.00 per month (4
weeks) unless otherwise indicated. Please call
for more information. Space is limited so register early!
Classes cost $45.00 per month (4 weeks) unless otherwise indicated
Please call for class times
Donnith H. FLETCHER Art and Cultural Center
7960 Johnson Street
954.986.5027
www.ppines.com
Ongoing
Back to School at Art Box
School is back in session and so are Art Box’s
after-school creative workshops and studio
art lessons. The creative workshops revolve
around themes such as art history, contemporary art, design, and art from around the
world, while the studio art lessons are based
on a more technical approach, introducing students to the fundamentals of drawing, painting,
sculpting, etc. For more information, please
email us at [email protected].
Monday - Thursdays 3:15-4:15 pm & 4:455:45 pm, Saturdays 10-11 am
Art Box
Mayfair in the Grove, 2911 Grand Ave, Suite
400E
www.artboxmiami.com
Thru 12/03
35th Annual Berrin Family Jewish Book
Festival
The 35th annual Alper JCC Berrin Family Jewish Book Festival runs from October 8th through
December 3rd and features a Pulitzer Prizewinner along with authors who have numerous
international bestsellers to their credit. Ironically,
a thread is woven through many of the presenters’ latest works that reveals tales and triumphs
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human spirit along with powerful true stories
of personal achievements and life-changing
discoveries. The Festival begins with the Michael B. Oren, Israel’s former ambassador to
the United States, who shares his memoir, Ally:
My Journey across the American- Israeli Divide,
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experienced transformative changes and the
Middle East underwent violent upheaval. The
Festival concludes with David Gregory, former
NBC newsman and Meet the Press moderator who discusses his unlikely spiritual journey.
For tickets and more information call 305-2719000, ext. 268.
Alper JCC and other locations throughout Miami
11155 SW 112 Avenue
305.271.9000
www.alperjcc.org
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immerse themselves in capturing the beauty
of the outdoors. This Fall, the Museum’s Art
School is partnering with Plein Air Palm Beach
to bring this painting tradition to one of the
most lush and historic neighborhoods in the
county: Old Floresta in east Boca Raton. Join
us to paint or observe free of charge two Thursdays a month from September through December – visit www.bocamuseum.org/events
for full schedule.
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Boca Raton Museum Art School
801 West Palmetto Park Road
561.392.2503
www.bocamuseum.org
11/03
Meet the Author Jewish Book SeriesMordecai Dzinkansky “Terrorist Cop”
The Meet the Author Jewish Book Series is an
annual series presented by the Michael-Ann
Russell Jewish Community Center in which
various popular Jewish Authors and their latest books are featured. The series includes a
presentation by the Author, a Question and Answer segment, book signing, and light refreshments. Please join us for this very interesting
and informative series.
7 pm
JCAT- The J’s Cultural Arts Theatre
18900 NE 25th Ave.
305.932.4200
www.marjcc.org
11/04
The Devil in Jerusalem A Novel Inspired
by True Events
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gender equality. She is the author of nine international bestsellers and has become one of the
Jewish world’s most controversial novelists and
political commentators. Her latest work The
Devil in Jerusalem is an eye- opening glimpse
into the global kabbalah phenomenon, and the
dangerous predators lurking around the watering holes of those who come seeking enlightenment and spirituality. Inspired by true events,
the chilling tale begins with two brothers who
are admitted to Jerusalem’s Hadassah Hospital
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Admission $10
Wednesday, November 4 at 11:00am
Bet Shira Congregation
7500 SW 120th Street
305.271.9000
www.alperjcc.org
11/04
One Book One City
The City of Miami Beach presents a series
of month-long book readings “To promote a
sense of unity and community through the
use of literature that depicts our city’s vibrant
history.” The One Book, One City Program is
in celebration of the Miami Beach Centennial
through the use of literature that celebrates Miami Beach’s vibrant history and local talent.
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301 Washington Ave.
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PRESENTATION: “The Unseen Everglades: Inside a Legendary Wilderness”
This one-hour special presentation examines the many aspects of this complex family
of ecosystems – its role in the state’s history
and the challenges it faces today. “We want to
give viewers a better understanding of the size,
scale and importance of the Everglades for
our entire planet,” says author and adventurer
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to restore the Everglades to preserve and protect its unique habitats.” The documentary has
been broadcast on PBS stations nationally.
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$5.00 (free for MDPL members)
7pm
Art Deco Museum
1001 Ocean Drive
305.672.2014
www.mdpl.org
11/05
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merse themselves in capturing the beauty of the
outdoors. This Fall, the Museum’s Art School is
partnering with Plein Air Palm Beach to bring
this painting tradition to one of the most lush
and historic neighborhoods in the county: Old
Floresta in east Boca Raton. Join us to paint or
observe free of charge now through December
– visit www.bocamuseum.org/events for full
schedule.
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
561.392.2503
www.bocamuseum.org
11/08
Remembering at 70: Legacy and Lessons with Robert Watson, Ph.D.
Though it has been seven decades since the
end of the Holocaust, we are still uncovering
evidence of the world’s worst instance of genocide due to the sheer magnitude of the travesty. Indeed, there are stories of new horrors
and heroism waiting to be revealed and vital
lessons that must be embraced in order for the
words “never again” to have real meaning for
humanity. Seating is limited.
Members: Free, Non-Members: $12 (price includes admission).
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
501 Plaza Real
561.392.2500
www.bocamuseum.org
11/10
Jewish Book Festival Event - Michael
Bar-Zohar, No Mission is Impossible
Michael Bar-Zohar’s latest book, No Mission is
Impossible: The Death-Defying Missions of the
Israeli Special Forces, is co-authored with Nissim Mishal, and recounts the twenty-six most
death-defying missions of the Israeli Special
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and commanders, the dramatic narrative reveals the motivation of the young Israeli soldiers and the defense ministers who made the
decisions. Included are the victories, the great
military leaders and heroes, but also the failures of the Israeli army.Michael Bar-Zohar has
authored more than 30 books and wrote the
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Shimon Peres. He is one of Israel’s foremost
experts on espionage and was an advisor to
General Moshe Dayan. Price includes author
presentation and refreshments.
Admission $10
7:30pm
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Miller Center on the UM Campus
5202 University Dr, Room 105 Merrick Building
305.271.9000
www.alperjcc.org
11/12
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merse themselves in capturing the beauty of the
outdoors. This Fall, the Museum’s Art School is
partnering with Plein Air Palm Beach to bring
this painting tradition to one of the most lush
and historic neighborhoods in the county: Old
Floresta in east Boca Raton. Join us to paint or
observe free of charge now through December
– visit www.bocamuseum.org/events for full
schedule.
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
561.392.2503
www.bocamuseum.org
11/17
The Deco Developers and Miami Beach
CDC: 1985-1995
Panel Discussion with Moderator Dennis Russ
(Founder of the MBCDC). Miami Beach 19851995: from Paradise Lost, there emerged a
widely shared vision: that attention to our architectural and urban fabric would create opportunity for revitalization of the City — economic
development through historic preservation.
7pm
Art Deco Museum
1001 Ocean Drive
305.672.2014
11/17
Meet the Author Jewish Book Series Jillian Cantor “The Hours Count”
7 pm
Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center
20400 NE 30th Avenue
305.937.1880
11/18
Jewish Book Fest Event - Jennifer Teege,
My Grandfather Would Have Shot Me
Author Jennifer Teege in conversation with journalist Gerri Helfman Jennifer Teege was born to
a German mother and a Nigerian father, given
up for adoption and taken in by a foster family
when she was seven. Although she had contact with her biological mother, she was never
told that the brutal Nazi commandant Amon
Goeth, the “Butcher of Plaszow,” was her
grandfather. Teege learned of the relationship
when she came across a book written by her
mother in a Hamburg library. In her internationally bestselling memoir My Grandfather Would
Have Shot Me, Teege chronicles how she
chose to respond to this life-changing discovery and how her adoptive parents and therapist
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includes author presentation and refreshments.
Admission $10
7:30pm
Russell Theater at the Alper JCC
11155 SW 112 Avenue
305.271.9000
www.alperjcc.org
11/18
“Miami Modern (MiMo) Architecture: Futuristic, Flamboyant and Fun.”
Beginning in Miami and Miami Beach during the post World War II era as a local variation of modernist architectural movements in
other parts of the world, MiMo buildings add
glamour, fun, and material excess to otherwise
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tainebleau, Eden Roc and Deauville hotels and
garden style apartments are stunning examples
of MiMo – featuring acute angles, delta wings,
sweeping curved walls, and soaring pylons.
Like Art Deco, there is a strong preservationist
movement to preserve MiMo from the wrecking
ball. The present development boom is relentless in its quest to replace this architecture with
highrises.
7pm
Art Deco Museum
1001 Ocean Drive
305.672.2014
www.mdpl.org
11/18
Meet the Author Jewish Book Series
-Sonia Taitz “The Watch Makers Daughter”
1 pm
JCAT- The J’s Cultural Arts Theatre
18900 NE 25th Ave.
305.932.4200
www.marjcc.org
11/19
How Was It Possible: Artists and the Holocaust
Lecture and Presentation by Sharon Horowitz
In conjunction with the current JMOF-FIU exhibition, Mark Podwal: All This Has Come Upon
Us..., Sharon Horowitz, Executive Director of
the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach presents
a moving discussion about the Holocaust and
the Arts. The program will include stories of vi-
sual artists, poets, musicians and writers in the
Terezin camp who were able to express their
torment during the worst of circumstances.
7:00pm
301 Washington Ave.
786.972.3175
11/19
Gallery Talk: Janice Caban
Join Janice Caban, the grand-daughter of artist Samuel Rothbort, for an intimate discussion
of her grandfather and his art. Rothbort’s
watercolor memory paintings of the shtetls of
Czarist Russia are currently on view as part of
the Boca Raton Museum of Art’s “History Becomes Memory” exhibition. Seating is limited;
RSVP required to [email protected]
or 561-392-2500 ext. 213.
Members: Free, Non-Members: $12 (price includes admission).
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
501 Plaza Real
561.392.2500
www.bocamuseum.org
11/20
Gallery Talk: Norman Sunshine
Join the artist for an in-depth look at his works
in the premier exhibition of “Dames: Portraits by
Norman Sunshine,” on view at the Boca Raton
Museum of Art. Seating is limited; RSVP required to [email protected] or 561392-2500 ext. 213.
Members: Free, Non-Members: $12 (price includes admission)
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
501 Plaza Real
561.392.2500
www.bocamuseum.org
11/21
Artist at Work: Carol Prusa
Want to see an artist in action? Wonder how an
artwork is created? Join us for a demonstration
and discussion with artist Carol Prusa about
the process, materials, and concepts of creating her art. Art Economist magazine has called
Prusa “an artist to watch,” and she is currently
serving as a juror for the 65th Annual All Florida
exhibition, the longest-running annual juried
competition in the state, organized by the Boca
Raton Museum of Art. Seating is limited.
Free with admission.
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
501 Plaza Real
561.392.2500
www.bocamuseum.org
11/22
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naissance Florence. Covering a wide range
of artists, patrons, and commissions, this talk
with Emily Fenichel, Ph.D., considers how such
rivalry fueled the greatness of the Florentine Renaissance. Seating is limited. RSVP required.
Call 561.392.2500, ext. 213 or email barango@
bocamuseum.org.
Members: Free, Non-Members $12 (price includes admission).
3:00pm–4:00pm
501 Plaza Real
561.392.2500
www.bocamuseum.org
TOURS
Ongoing
Historic Walking Tours Every Saturday at
the Coral Gables Museum
Stroll through Coral Gables’ bustling business
district-this thriving area began in the 1920s
as a humble commercial district. Visit historic
Mediterranean Revival buildings, including a
former Ford dealership, outdoor theater, and
riding club. Newer cityscape additions help tell
the complete downtown story. Approximately
1.5 hrs. $5 for Museum members, $10 for general public. Photo courtesy of the City of Coral
Gables Historical Resources Department
11:00 am
Coral Gables Museum
285 Aragon Avenue
305.603.8067
Ongoing
Exhibit Tours Every Sunday at the Coral
Gables Museum
Drop in and enjoy a guided tour of Creating the
Dream: George E. Merrick and His Vision for
Coral Gables, an exhibition about Coral Gables’ founder and developer, George Merrick.
Learn how Merrick went from thirteen-year-old
farmer’s son to development king! This inspiring American story addresses local history and
urban development. Free with Museum admission.
1:00 pm
Coral Gables Museum
285 Aragon Avenue
305.603.8067
Ongoing
Little Havana Food Tour by Miami Culinary Tours
Spend a leisurely afternoon enchanted by
eclectic art and a exquisite food in Miami’s
trendiest and most vibrant neighborhood at the
Wynwood Art District Food & Art Tour. - See
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best Cuban bites in Miami. The Little Havana
food tour explores the rich history and culinary
delights of a vibrant neighborhood. Meet the
lively and family-friendly community with our
guided, edible journey through one of Miami’s
oldest neighborhoods. Learn about traditional
and rustic Cuban cuisine by tasting your way
through the must-visit street in the area — Calle
Ocho. Thursday-Sunday @ 12:30pm.
$59
Miami Culinary Tours
786.942.8856
www.miamiculinarytours.com
Ongoing
South Beach Miami Food Tour by Miami
Culinary Tours
dpuf Spend your day with South Beach Miami
Food Tour to savor tasty treasures inside the
beating heart of Miami Beach during a fun and
engaging history and architecture walking tour
of the Art Deco Historic District with a culinary
twist. Enjoy delicious tastings at at a diverse
range of establishments. See site for summertime calendar.
$59
Miami Area
786.942.8856
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Wynwood Miami Food Tour by Miami
Culinary Tours
dpuf Spend a leisure afternoon dining around
at some of the best restaurants in Wynwood
as your guide covers the exciting art of the area
with Miami Culinary Tours. Every Saturday at
12:00 pm.
$69
786.942.8856
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South Beach Miami Food Tour by Miami
Culinary Tours
Spend your day with South Beach Miami Food
Tour to savor tasty treasures inside the beating
heart of Miami Beach during a fun and engaging
history and architecture walking tour of the Art
Deco Historic District with a culinary twist. Enjoy
delicious tastings at at a diverse range of establishments. See site for summertime calendar.
$59
Saturday, 11/07/2015: 12:00pm - 02:30pm;
Saturday, 11/14/2015: 12:00pm - 02:30pm;
Saturday, 11/21/2015: 12:00pm - 02:30pm;
Saturday, 11/28/2015: 12:00pm - 02:30pm;
Miami Area
786.942.8856
Ongoing
Wynwood Miami Food Tour by Miami
Culinary Tours
trendiest and most vibrant neighborhood at
the Wynwood Art District Food & Art Tour. - See
dpuf Spend a leisure afternoon dining around at
some of the best restaurants in Wynwood as your
guide covers the exciting art of the area with Miami Culinary Tours. Every Saturday at 12:00 pm.
$69
Saturday,11/07,11/14,11/21,11/28/2015:
12:00pm - 02:30pm;
Saturday, 12/26/2015: 12:00pm - 02:30pm;
Wynwood Walls
786.942.8856
Thru 12/12
Ride and Remember Trolley Tour
When you board the “Ride & Remember” Trolley Tour, the history of Delray Beach comes
alive! Illustrated with colorful stories of the perZVUHSP[PLZ HUK OHWWLUPUNZ [OH[ PUÅ\LUJLK [OL
growth of the city, the tour does more than relay
facts – it draws the riders back in time. Climb
aboard The Spady Cultural Heritage Museum’s
popular, monthly “Ride & Remember” Trolley
Tour and enjoy the interactive, personalized
stories of Delray Beach’s interesting origins and
development.
$25 per person
Every Second Saturday, 10:00 am - Noon
Spady Cultural Heritage Museum
170 NW 5 Ave
561.279.8883
www.spadymuseum.com
11/07
Design District Delights
Explore the heart of the Design District with a
HistoryMiami guide. Learn how cutting edge
architecture and innovative high-end boutiques
evolved from the historic Buena Vista neighborhood. View private art collections, hear about
the visionary developer Craig Robin, and learn
about the neighborhood master plan created
by Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk.
Buy tickets online or email [email protected] for more information.
Members: $20 Non-Members: $30
4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
HistoryMiami Museum
305.375.1621
11/08
Canoe Tour
These tours will depart from Charles Deering’s
boat basin and stop at Chicken Key, a sevenacre mangrove island and bird rookery approxiTH[LS` VUL TPSL VќZOVYL *OPJRLU 2L` JVU
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beds and rocky debris. A Deering Education
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these tours, sharing ecological facts about
the bay. Morning canoers can observe marine
wildlife such as manatees, sea turtles and numerous bird species. Please wear closed-toe
shoes and comfortable clothing and bring water. Hats and sunscreen are recommended.
$30 adults; $20 children (ages 9-14)
7:30 am - 11:00 am
Deering Estate
16701 SW 72 Avenue
305.235.1668
11/13
Little Havana History & Culture Walk
See Little Havana like a native! Join our HistoryMiami guide on a fascinating tour of the world’s
largest and best known Cuban neighborhood
outside of Cuba. Sample a Guava Mojito as
you mingle with local artists and preview over
twelve art studios and private galleries. Along
the way, learn the art of cigar making and discover rare Cuban art from early 19th and 20th
century. See the Walkway of the Stars, paying
homage to Latin American musicians, artists
and entertainers. Stroll down Cuban Memorial Boulevard and hear highlights of important
events in the Cuban exile experience. Register
ONLINE or call 305-375-1621
(Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.) or email: citytours@
historymiami.org
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
HistoryMiami Museum
Meet at Los Pinarenos Fruteria - 101 W Flagler
Street
305.375.1621
11/13
Historic Ghost Stories Tour
Step into the past, as you listen to the stories
of the Deering Estate’s previous inhabitants and
paranormal visitors. Hear about sightings and
experiences from actual paranormal investigations of the historic Deering Estate. You will walk
the paths of Native Americans, Miami’s early
pioneers, and even Charles Deering himself!
This tour includes walking around the historic
homes at night. Please dress comfortably and
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quito repellant and any equipment you wish to
use. Tour may contain mature subject matter.
$30
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Deering Estate
16701 SW 72 Avenue
305.235.1668
www.deeringesate.org
11/15
Downtown Archaeology & Architecture
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and Biscayne Bay and learn about Miami’s
history, from the Tequesta people to early pioneers and modern times. View the art and architecture along the walk to an archaeological
site. Advanced reservations are highly recommended. Tour ticket includes museum admission. Register ONLINE or call 305-375-1621
(Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.) or email: citytours@
historymiami.org
1:00 – 3:00 PM
HistoryMiami Museum
11/21
Wynwood: A History of Street Art
Explore one of Miami’s trendiest and most dynamic neighborhoods, the Wynwood Art District. Learn the story of how this textile warehouse and immigrant neighborhood, formerly
known as “Little San Juan,” is quickly becoming the world’s largest outdoor art gallery. Stroll
past huge murals and various street art displays
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advent of written language to today. Hear stories of the artists, residents and developers who
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ticket includes museum admission.
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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11/22
Moonlight Canoe Tour
These tours will depart from Charles Deering’s
boat basin and stop at Chicken Key, a sevenacre mangrove island and bird rookery approxiTH[LS` VUL TPSL VќZOVYL *OPJRLU 2L` JVU
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beds and rocky debris. A Deering Education
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these tours, sharing ecological facts about the
bay. Morning canoers can observe marine wildlife such as manatees, sea turtles and numerous bird species. Moonlight canoers will enjoy a
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wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing and bring water. Alcoholic beverages are
not permitted.
$40
7:00 pm - 10:30 pm
Deering Estate
16701 SW 72 Avenue
305.235.1668
11/25
Sunset/Moonrise Photography
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nity where you and several of your photography friends can take sunset/moonrise photos
of Biscayne Bay! Please note that you must
register and pay in advance. There will not be
an opportunity to pay on the day of the event.
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$35
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Deering Estate
16701 SW 72 Avenue
305.235.1668
www.deeringestate.com
11/28
Sunrise Photography
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gram where you can take sunrise photos of
Biscayne Bay! The price of the sunrise photography also includes admission to the Estate
during regular hours (10:00 am to 4:00 pm) on
the same day. Please note that you must register and pay in advance. There will not be an opportunity to pay on the day of the event. Regis[YH[PVUPZSPTP[LK[V[OLÄYZ[WHPKWHY[PJPWHU[Z
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16701 SW 72 Avenue
305.235.1668
www.deeringestate.com
11/29
Stiltsville, Key Biscayne, & Cape FL
Lighthouse Boat Tour
Delight in this relaxing boat ride to one of Miami’s most hidden gems! Our resident historian
Dr. Paul George takes you to Stiltsville where
you will learn how this once vivacious community was transformed into the seven houses
that remain amidst the turquoise waters of
Biscayne Bay. Known in the 1940’s, 50’s and
60’s as a playground for wealthy and well-connected Miamians, Stiltsville was once home to
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Club. Cruise past the Cape Florida Lighthouse,
while listening to the history of Stiltsville, Key
Biscayne and the city of Miami. This tour is a
must see for any resident or visitor! Advanced
reservations and payment recommended. Tour
ticket includes museum admission.
MEMBERS: $50 NON-MEMBERS: $60 CHILDREN 12 & UNDER: $25
9:00 – 11:30 AM
HistoryMiami Museum
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ties, social and cultural themed events, guest
speakers, homework assistance, and leadership and team building activities. For ages 1318 A Program Participation Waiver must be
completed by a parent/ guardian.
4PM-7:30PM
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1525 NW 135 Street
305.953.3080
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Shark Feeding
Come join us for a splashing good time! Sandoway hosts a daily shark feeding, in the centers
15,000 gallon shark tank. Learn lots of fun and
interesting facts about the oceans top predator!
Admission is $4 per-person ages 3 and up. The
shark feeding is included with admission. For
more information on this chomping good time
contact the nature center at 561-274-SAND
(7263).
free with $4.00 admission
10:30am Tues-Sat and 1:30pm Sundays
Sandoway House Nature Center
142 S. Ocean Blvd.
561.274.7263
www.sandowayhouse.org
Ongoing
Alligator Feeding
Join us every Wednesday and Saturday at 1pm
to listen to a short talk on alligators and watch
our resident alligator feed on his favorite food!
Admission into the Nature Center is $4.00 per
person ages 3 and up. The alligator feeding is
included with admission. For more information
call 561-274-SAND (7263).
free
1:00pm Wednesdays and Saturdays
142 S. Ocean Blvd.
561.274.7263
Ongoing
Great Balls of Fire: Comets, Asteroids
and Meteors Exhibit
The Space Science Institute’s National Center
for Interactive Learning, with funding from the
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National Science Foundation and NASA,
has developed a national traveling exhibition program called Great Balls of Fire:
Comets, Asteroids, and Meteors. The threat
of a catastrophic impact from an asteroid
or comet is a staple of popular culture. If
there was a dinosaur killer in Earth’s past,
is there a human killer in our future? What
are the chances and how do we assess the
risks? For that matter, what are asteroids,
comets, and meteorites, and where do they
come from? While Asteroids and comets are
popular subjects for movies like Armageddon and Deep Impact, they are also playing
their own starring roles in NASA research. In
2001, NASA’s NEAR Shoemaker spacecraft
dramatically landed on the asteroid Eros. In
2005, NASA’s Deep Impact’s probe collided
with Tempel 1, exploring beneath the comet’s surface. In 2007, NASA launched the
Dawn spacecraft to the Main Asteroid Belt.
With all this interest, asteroids and comets
are compelling subjects for an exhibition.
$14 for adults and $12 for children (2-12)
Monday through Friday - 10am-5pm and
Sunday 12noon-6pm
401 S.W. Second St.
954.713.0930
www.mods.org
11/01
Peter and the Werewolf
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unique Halloween “twist”! Orchestra Miami
conducted by Elaine Rinaldi, performs with
special guest narrator, “The Necromancer”
(a.k.a. Neil Tobin), who illustrates this unique
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in costume for the Halloween parade!
Single Tickets are $15 for Adults, $10 for
Children (ages 3- 17); Subscriptions and
Family Packs available! 4:00PM
Pinecrest Gardens
11000 SW 57 Avenue, Pinecrest, 33156
305.274.2103
www.orchestramiami.org
11/01
ARTful Adventure Sunday: Colors and
Shapes of Dan Christiansen and Jules
Olitski
ARTful Adventure Sunday celebrates the
visual arts at the Museum. This family
program features art workshops by experienced art educators and focuses on artistic family fun for all ages to learn, create
and enjoy the arts. Create your own abstract painting during this month’s ARTful
Adventure, inspired by the works of Dan
Christiansen and Jules Olitski.
Free (does not include Museum admission)
2:00 pm
501 Plaza Real
561.392.2500
www.bocamuseum.org
11/07 - 11/28
CARTOON DRAWING CLASS
FREE Disney Cartoon Drawing Class. All materials are provided at this cartoon drawing class
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Saturday.
Saturdays 2 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Barker Animation
1270 Seabiscuit Trail
954.457.2280
www.barkeranimation.com
11/07
Art-e-ology: Found Objects Assemblage
For grades 3 to 5, this monthly children’s activity investigates an artist on exhibit at the
Museum. Students have an opportunity to create an assemblage masterpiece in the style of
American artist Betye Saar. RSVP required. Call
561.392.2500 ext. 105.
Free for children who are Museum Members,
$5 for all other children.
1:00 pm
501 Plaza Real
561.392.2500
www.bocamuseum.org
11/07 - 11/28
Jr Chefs Cooking Classes at WilliamsSonoma
Every Saturday enjoy FREE Junior Chef cooking classes at Williams-Sonoma for ages 5 -12
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tional selection of cookware, serve ware, kitchen tools and linens, along with distinctive foods,
cooking ingredients and a comprehensive list
of cookbooks. The spacious Williams- Sonoma
store at The Village at Gulfstream Park features
a central “tasting bar,” full demonstrations and
sales associates who are knowledgeable and
provide outstanding service.
Saturday’s 10-11AM (Ages 5-12)
Williams-Sonoma
954.378.0900
11/07 - 11/28
Music in the Park
Dance the night away in Champions Plaza during this FREE music series! Be sure to come
early to enjoy happy hour and a great meal! Music in the Park features a variety of live bands of
all genres including Top 40, Oldies, Salsa and
Classic Rock.
Saturdays 8-11PM
The Village at Gulfstream Park
501 S Federal Highway
954.378.0900
11/08
Dance Safari Show
Buckle up as we head out on an around the
world adventure with the Dance Safari Show.
Be prepared to see a whole new world through
song and dance. From frozen tundra to blazing deserts and mysterious jungles to bub-
Bigger. Bolder. Better.
bling oceans, this trip will take children to
the depths of their imaginations. Fall into
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guide you through out the world and meet
the creatures of each corner of the earth.
*Prior to the show, join us for face painting
to embrace the global safari spirit by being
painted as one of the animals in the show.
Children will also receive a souvenir passport to remember this experience by.
$17-$37
Doors Open at 1:30pm, Show starts at
3:00pm
Colony Theatre
1040 Lincoln Road
305.674.1040
www.colonytheatremiamibeach.com
11/11
The Science of Sound School Holiday
Camp Adventure
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barking dog and a whistling tea kettle? Explore the extraordinary world of sounds and
vibration – and how this natural phenomenon is used for communication and even
navigation!
One-day camps are $50 for museum members and $55 for non-members.
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
401 SW 2nd Street
954.713.0930
www.mods.org
11/11
Veterans Day Service
On Wednesday, November 11, 2015, the
City of North Miami Beach Parks & R.E.C.
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of the Mayor and Council, will present its
annual Veterans Day Service beginning at
10:00 a.m. at the All Wars Memorial Park
in the Harry Cohen Complex, located at
16500 NE 16th Avenue. We invite you to
join us as our guests, where we will pay
tribute to the veterans who have served
our country and those who continue to
preserve our freedom.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015, 10 a.m.
- 12:00 p.m.
All Wars Memorial Park
16500 NE 16 Avenue
305.948.2957
www.citynmb.com
11/11
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Walking down the tropical hardwood hammock trail at dusk takes on a whole new
meaning to the exploration of our natural
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as it comes to life at night. A Deering EduJH[PVU HUK 0U[LYWYL[P]L :[Hќ 4LTILY ^PSS
guide you through the trail to Cutler Creek
where they will provide interesting facts
about the Tequesta Indians. Listen for great
TICKETS 954.713.0930
Show Times www.mods.org
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horned owls and eastern screech-owls
along the way. After the Nite Hike, gather
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bay and enjoy complementary s’mores!
$15 per person
7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Deering Estate
16701 SW 72 Avenue
305.235.1668
11/13
10th-Annual Young At Art Teen Recycled
Fashion Show Surrealism Restyled!
The supercharged New York-style runway
show features one-of-a-kind, edgy clothing
designs, created and showcased by teen
models completely out of recycled materials. The evening also will feature music; hors
d’oeuvres by Whole Foods Market Davie and
Pembroke Pines; a recycled jewelry-making
station by Levinson Jewelers; nail art by Kaizen Beauty Academy; and “up-cycled” décor
by IKEA Sunrise. Proceeds from the event
support Young At Art’s teen leadership and
other pioneering programs for underserved
and at-risk youth. Tickets are $35
$35
7:30pm
Young At Art museum
751 SW 121st Ave.
954.424.0085
www.youngatartmuseum.org
11/14
For the Love of Nature Gala
Location: The Ocean Club of Florida in Ocean
Ridge Sandoway House Nature Center’s For
The Love of Nature Gala will be the major fundraiser of the year to support all the wonderful
opportunities to explore our coastal world at
the Sandoway House Nature Center; Delray
Beach’s only environmental education preserve
by the sea.We invite you to help support a fabulous evening on November 14th. We will have
live music and dancing. We think it will be an
event no one will want to miss with an exciting
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$165 per person
Saturday, 11/14/15
142 S. Ocean Blvd.
561.274.7263
11/14 - 11/15
¡Viva NYICFF!
The Gables Cinema brings the New York
International Children’s Film Festival back
to Miami with the wonderful compilation of
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Latin American Short Films! This special series has been curated for Miami audiences,
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the world in Spanish, Portuguese, and Catalan with English subtitles. At The Opera (En
La Opera, Argentina), a particularly moving
night at the opera, guarantees to move you
to tears; Journey To Mars (Viaje A Marte,
Argentina) Antonio takes a trip to Mars (in
his tow truck, no less) but nobody believes
him; Grandma Grasshopper (Abuella Grillo,
Bolivia/Denmark) A little city girl learns that it
is our roots that give us strength; My Queen
(Minha Rainha, Brazil) A young girl looks for^HYK [V OLY IPN KLI\[ L]LUPUN ÅHN KHUJ
ing in the carnival, and more! All shorts are
appropriate for ages 9 and up. Join us for
Family Day on Aragon every month. Tickets
are $5 and include a free popcorn and soda!
Saturday, 11/14/2015: 11:00 am; Sunday,
11/15/2015: 11:00 am
260 Aragon Ave
786.472.2249
11/15
Dance Safari Show
Buckle up as we head out on an around
the world adventure with the Dance Safari
Show. Be prepared to see a whole new
world through song and dance. From frozen tundra to blazing deserts and mysterious jungles to bubbling oceans, this trip
will take children to the depths of their
imaginations. Fall into this dream journey
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air and earth that will guide you through out
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the world and meet the creatures of each
corner of the earth. Prior to the show, join
us for face painting to embrace the global
safari spirit by being painted as one of the
animals in the show. Children will also receive a souvenir passport to remember this
experience by.
$17-$37
Doors Open at 1:30pm, Show Starts at
3:00pm
Colony Theatre
1040 Lincoln Road
305.674.1040
www.colonytheatremiamibeach.com
11/20 - 12/20
Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the
Wardrobe
Based on The Lion, the Witch, and the
Wardrobe from The Chronicles of Narnia by
C.S. Lewis, this musical adaptation is fun
for the whole family, featuring unforgettable
songs and popular characters. The story
begins with the land of Narnia frozen in a
perpetual winter of darkness and despair,
seemingly all under the dominion of the
White Witch, Queen Jadis, including the
intelligent talking animals once ruled by the
great and majestic lion Aslan, King of Narnia. Though Aslan is often absent from the
land (so that his very existence is doubted
by some), he returns when the need for
him is greatest, bringing with him an end
to the long winter, and making an ultimate
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tween good and evil. Entering at a moment
of high adventure in the story are four children, transported from our world through a
magical wardrobe.
$20
Saturdays at 2 p.m., Weekday Matinees for
Field Trips, Special Holiday Performances:
December 19 at 7 p.m. and December 20
at 3 p.m.
280 Miracle Mile
305.444.9293
www.actorsplayhouse.org
11/21
Wheelin’ Dealin’ Street Food Festival
and Free Concert
Magic City Casino is having our monthly Food
Fest, featuring South Florida’s most popular
food trucks. 5pm
Sky 7-37
450 NW 37th Ave.
305.649.3000
11/21
Fantasy Theatre Factory at the Falls
Christmas Parade
FREE - Find our stilt-walkers, giant puppets
and other characters at the annual Falls Christmas Parade! Saturday, 11/21/2015; 4:00pm 5:00pm
The Falls
8888 Southwest 136th Street
305.284.8800
www.ftfshows.com
954.713.0930
www.mods.org
11/21
Deering Goes to the Birds
11/25 - 1/03
A Magical Winter at Dolphin Mal
Celebrate the holiday season with a magical winter wonderland experience! Magical
wands will be given out to children under the
age of 12 (while supplies last) and at the start
of each nightly snowfall, young magicians will
wave their wondrous wands to create a glis[LUPUN^PU[LY^VUKLYSHUK-LZ[P]LZUV^Å\YYPLZ
will take place inside the Ramblas Plaza every
night at 7 p.m., with an additional snowfall at 9
p.m. on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Wands will be distributed to participating
families 30 minutes prior to start of each nightly
snowfall. There will be no snow on Christmas
Eve (Dec. 24), Christmas Day (Dec. 25), New
Year’s Eve (Dec. 31) and New Year’s Day (Jan.
1, 2016).
Wednesday, 11/25/2015 7:00 pm- 8:00 pm ;
Sunday 1/3/2016 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Dolphin Mall
11401 NW 12th St
305.365.7446
www.shopdolphinmall.com
How much do you know about birds?
Can you identify the species that you
see in your back yard? The Deering Estate at Cutler’s annual “Deering Goes to
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educational activities and encounters with
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such as owl pellet dissections, build-abird workshops, bird beak games, a silhouette scavenger hunt, and more!
$7 ages 4 & older
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Deering Estate
16701 SW 72 Avenue
305.235.1668
11/21 - 11/22
Hunger Games
Opening Weekend Activities
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between poisonous and nonpoisonous
plants. Under the Sea Creations Create
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friends to take home. Tricks of the Color
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in this Intriguing presentation. Fire Training Like early man, discover the mystery
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ever stranded and learn all the safety
procedures for putting it out. Archery
Take aim on our archery course and see
if you could handle being on your own
with a bow and arrow. Bugs Discover
which bugs are food and which bugs are
friends in case you need a snack in the
wilderness.
12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
401 S.W. Second St.
954.713.0930
www.mods.org
11/27
Microbes and Microscopes:The Massive World of Small One-Day Camp
Adventure
Imagine that you woke up one morning and had
shrunk in the night by 1,000 times. What would
you see? Examine a world that is all around us
that we can’t even see using microscopes and
DNA extraction! We’ll get even SMALLER and
learn about how molecules work through nanoscience.
One-day camps are $50 for museum members
and $55 for non-members.
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
401 SW 2nd Street
954.713.0930
www.mods.org
11/27 - 11/29
We Want SPACE Weekend
SkyLab Show Immerse yourself in a starry night
at the Museum. Learn all about stars and constellations in our Indoor planetarium. Star Viewer Become Galileo and create a telescope and
starry constellations. Stomp Rockets 3...2...1...
BLAST OFF! Build your own rocket and then
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12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
401 S.W. Second St.
954.713.0930
www.mods.org
11/25
Take A Dive:The Massive World of Small
One-Day Camp Adventure
Discover the world beneath the sea!
We’ll investigate how ocean creatures
have adapted to survive all depths of the
ocean, and meet some of our resident
salt-water friends. Learn about density
with some salty experiments, and how we
can help protect our ocean.
One-day camps are $50 for museum
members and $55 for non-members.
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
401 SW 2nd Street
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ATTRACTIONS
ANN NORTON SCULPTURE GARDEN
253 Barcelona Rd, West Palm Beach
561.832.5328 | ansg.org
BONNET HOUSE
900 N Birch Rd. Ft. Lauderdale
954.563.5393 | bonnethouse.org
BUTTERFLY WORLD
3600 W. Sample Rd., Coconut Creek
954.977.4400 | butterflyworld.com
CORAL CASTLE MUSEUM
28655 South Dixie Highway, Miami
305.248.6345 | coralcastle.com
DEERING ESTATE
16701 SW 72nd Ave Miami
305-235-1668 | deeringestate.org
FLAMINGO GARDENS & WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
3750 S Flamingo Rd., Davie
954.473.2955 | flamingogardens.org
JUNGLE ISLAND
1111 Parrot Jungle Trail, Miami
305.400.7000 | jungleisland.com
LION COUNTRY SAFARI
NORTON MUSEUM OF ART
KAVACHNINA CONTEMPORARY
PÉREZ ART MUSEUM MIAMI
MARKOWICZ FINE ART
VIZCAYA MUSEUM & GARDENS
ROY RODRIGUEZ FINE ARTS
WIENER MUSEUM OF DECORATIVE ARTS
JULIUS LITTMAN
PERFORMING ARTS THEATER
481 South Federal Hwy., Dania Beach
954.376.6690 | wmoda.com
17011 NE 19th Ave., N Miami Beach
305.919.3731 | littmantheater.com
STUDIO 18
WORLD EROTIC ART MUSEUM
KRAVIS CENTER
1205 Washington Ave., Miami Beach
305.532.9336 | weam.com
701 Okeechobee Blvd, W Palm Beach
561.832.7469 | kravis.org
WALTMAN ORTEGA FINE ART
1451 S. Olive Ave., West Palm Beach
531 NW 1st Ave., Ft. Lauderdale
954.716.7611 | fatvillagecenterforthearts.com 561.832.5196 | norton.org
46 NW 36th St., Miami
786.344.4394 | kavachnina.com
114 NE 40th Street, Miami
786.362.5546 | markowiczfineart.com
5665 NW 84th Ave, Doral
786.218.4225 | royrodriguezart.com
1101 Poinciana Dr., Pembroke Pines
954.961.6067 | ppines.com
LITTLE HAITI CULTURAL CENTER
212 NE 59th Terrace, Miami
305.960.2970 | lhculturalcenter.org
YEELEN GALLERY
THEATERS &
CULTURAL CENTERS
MAIN STREET PLAYHOUSE
294 N.W. 54th Street, Miami
954.235.4758 | yeelenart.com
MUSEUMS
BOCA RATON CHILDREN’S MUSEUM
2100 Collins Ave., Miami Beach
305.673.7530 | bassmuseum.org
2000 Convention Center Drive
305.673.7256 | mbgarden.org
498 Crawford Blvd., Boca Raton
561.368.6875 | cmboca.org
MIAMI SEAQUARIUM
BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ART
4400 Rickenbacker Cswy., Key Biscayne
305.361.5705 | miamiseaquarium.com
501 Plaza Real, Boca Raton
561.392.2500 | bocamuseum.org
HISTORIC VIRGINIA KEY BEACH PARK
THE CHILL CONCEPT
4020 Virginia Beach Drive, Miami
305.960.4600 | virginiakeybeachpark.net
114 NE 20th Terrace, Miami
305.915.1957 | thechillconcept.com
SUGAR SAND PARK
CORAL GABLES MUSEUM
Children’s Science Explorium & The Willow Theatre 285 Aragon Avenue, Coral Gables
305.603.8067 | coralgablesmuseum.org
300 S. Military Trail, Boca Raton.
561.347.3900 | sugarsandpark.org
CORAL SPRINGS MUSEUM
ARTCENTER/SOUTH FLORIDA
800 Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach
305.674.8278 | artcentersf.org
ART FUSION GALLERIES
3550 N. Miami Avenue, Miami
305.573.5730 | artfusiongalleries.com
ARTSERVE | JM FAMILY GALLERY
1350 E. Sunrise Blvd., Ft. -Lauderdale
954.462.8190 | artserve.org
BAKEHOUSE ART COMPLEX
561 NW 32nd Street, Miami
305.576.2828 | www.bacfl.org
CU-1 GALLERY
117 NE 1st Avenue, Miami
305.849.4898 | cu1gallery.com
DIANA LOWENSTEIN GALLERY
2043 North Miami Avenue Miami
305.576.1804 | dianalowensteingallery.com
GALLERIA CA’ D’ORO
4141 NE 2nd Ave, Ste 105F, Miami
305.924.8247 | ca-doro.com
GALERIA DEL SOL
1628 Michigan Avenue, Miami Beach
305.674.7076 | edgarpozosgaleria.com
GALLERY 88
237 20th Street, Ste C, Miami Beach
305.397.8098 | anthonyliggins.com
GALLERY 212 MIAMI
2407 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami
516.532.3040 | gallery212miami.com
GALLERY OF AMAZING THINGS
481 South Federal Hwy., Dania Beach
954.654.7739 | chgalleryamazing.com
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Campus
305.348.0496 | wpac.fiu.edu
751 SW 121st Avenue, Davie
954.424.0085 YoungAtArtMuseum.org
MIAMI BEACH BOTANICAL GARDEN
GALLERIES
3251 S Miami Ave, Miami
305.250.9133 | vizcaya.org
HERBERT & NICOLE WERTHEIM PERFORMING
ARTS CENTER - Modesto A. Maidique
YOUNG AT ART MUSEUM
BASS MUSEUM OF ART
12400 SW 152nd St., Miami
305.251.0400 | miamimetrozoo.com
1103 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 305.375.3000 | pamm.org
174 E Flagler St, Miami 305.374.2444 | gusmancenter.org
2233 NW 2nd Ave. Miami
305-576-5335 | waltmanortega.com
2003 Lion Country Safari Rd,
Loxahatchee, FL 33470
561.793.1084 | lioncountrysafari.com
ZOO MIAMI
GUSMAN CENTER FOR
THE PERFORMING ARTS
FAT VILLAGE
ACTORS PLAYHOUSE
280 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables
305.444.9293 | actorsplayhouse.org
ALI CULTURAL ARTS
353 Hammondville Rd, Pompano Beach
aliarts.org
ART & CULTURE CENTER OF HOLLYWOOD
1650 Harrison Street, Hollywood
954-921-3274 | artandculturecenter.org
ARTS GARAGE
180 NE First Street, Delray Beach
561.450.6357 | artsgarage.org
ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER
1300 Biscayne Blvd. Miami
305.949.6722 | arshtcenter.org
AVENTURA ARTS & CULTURAL CENTER
3385 NE 188th Street, Aventura
305.466.8002 | aventuracenter.org
6766 Main St., Miami Lakes
305.558.3737 | mainstreetplayers.com
MIAMI THEATER CENTER
9806 NE 2nd Ave., Miami Shores
305.751.9550 | mtcmiami.org
MICHAEL-ANN RUSSELL JCC
THE J’S CULTURAL ARTS THEATRE
18900 NE 25th Ave., NMB
866.811.4111 | jcctheatre.com
MIRAMAR CULTURAL CENTER
2400 Civic Center Place, Miramar
954.602.4500 | miramarculturalcenter.org
NEW WORLD SYMPHONY
500 17th Street, Miami Beach
305.673.3331 | nws.edu
PARKER PLAYHOUSE
707 NE 8th St., Ft. Lauderdale
954.468.3303 | parkerplayhouse.com
POMPANO BEACH ARTS
1806 NE 6th St. Pompano Beach
954.519.5500 | pompanobeacharts.org
2855 Coral Springs Drive, Coral Springs
954.340.5000 | coralspringsmuseum.org BAILEY CONTEMPORARY ARTS
41 NE 1st St. Pompano Beach
CORNELL MUSEUM OF ART
954-786-7867 | bacapompano.org
SABLOTSKY CULTURAL ARTS CENTER
AT THE ALPER JCC
Old School Square, 51 N. Swinton Ave.
561.243.7922 | DelrayArts.org
SANDOWAY HOUSE NATURE CENTER
& AMERICAN CULTURE
DEZER COLLECTION CAR MUSEUM
2000 NE 146th St North Miami
305.354.7680 | dezercollection.com
FLAGLER MUSEUM
One Whitehall Way, Palm Beach
561.655.2833 | flaglermuseum.us
FROST ART MUSEUM
10975 SW 17th St., Miami
305.348 .2890 | thefrost.fiu.edu
GOLD COAST RAILROAD MUSEUM
12450 SW 152nd St., Miami
305.253.0063 | gcrm.org
HISTORYMIAMI MUSEUM
101 W. Flagler St. Downtown Miami
305.375.1492 | historymiami.org
JEWISH MUSEUM OF FLORIDA-FIU
305-672-5044 | jewishmuseum.com
LOWE ART MUSEUM
1301 Stanford Dr., Coral Gables
305-284-3535 | miami.edu/lowe
BIENES CENTER FOR THE ARTS
At St. Thomas Aquinas
2801 SW 12 Street Fort Lauderdale
954.513.2272 | bca-sta.org
BROWARD CENTER
201 SW Fifth Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale
954.462.0222 | browardcenter.org
BYRON CARLYLE THEATER
500 71st Street, Miami Beach
305.867.4194 | miamibeachstage.org
COLONY THEATER
1040 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach
305.674.1040 | colonytheatre.com
MUSEUM OF DISCOVERY & SCIENCE
401 S.W. 2nd St. Ft. Lauderdale
954.467.6637 | mods.org
S. FLORIDA SCIENCE CENTER & AQUARIUM
4801 Dreher Trail N., West Palm Beach
561.832.1988 | sfsm.org
S. MIAMI-DADE CULTURAL ARTS CENTER
10950 SW 211th St. Miami
786.573.5316 | smdcac.org
STAGE DOOR THEATRE
8036 W. Sample Rd., Pompano Beach
954.344.7765 | stagedoortheatre.com
WORLD & EYE ARTS CENTER
109 NW 5th St., Fort Lauderdale
954.540.9897 | worldandeye.com
DADE COUNTY AUDITORIUM
VENUES
2855 Coral Springs Drive, Coral Springs
954.344.5990 | coralspringscenterforthearts.com
2901 W. Flagler Street, Miami
305.547.5414 | miamidade.gov
DELRAY BEACH CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Old School Square, 51 N. Swinton Ave.
561.243.7922 | DelrayArts.org
THE FILLMORE MIAMI BEACH
at The Jackie Gleason Theater
980 McArthur Causeway, Miami,
305.673.7300 | fillmoremb.com
305.373.5437 | miamichildrensmuseum.org
FIU SCHOOL OF MUSIC at Herbert & Nicole
MUSEUM OF ART FORT LAUDERDALE
Wertheim Performing Arts Center
One East Las Olas Boulevard
954.525.5500 | moafl.org
305.348.0496 | music.fiu.edu
770 Northeast 125th St., Miami
305.893.6211 | mocanomi.org
142 S. Ocean Blvd. Delray Beach
561.274.7263 | sandowayhouse.org
CORAL SPRINGS CENTER FOR THE ARTS
MIAMI CHILDREN’S MUSEUM
MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART
11155 SW 112TH Avenue, Miami
305.271.9000 | www.alperjcc.org
GABLESTAGE AT THE BILTMORE
1200 Anastasia Ave., Coral Gables
305.445.1119 | gablestage.org
AMERICAN AIRLINES ARENA
601 Biscayne Blvd., Miami
786.777.1000 | aaarena.com
BB&T CENTER
One Panther Pkwy., Sunrise
954.835.7000 | bankatlanticcenter.com
HARD ROCK LIVE
5747 Seminole Way, Hollywood FL
954.797.5531 | www.myhrl.com
MARLINS PARK
1390 NW 6th St., Miami
877.411.2012 | miami.marlins.mlb.com
SUN LIFE STADIUM
2269 NW 199th St., Miami Gardens
305.943.8000 | sunlifestadium.com
DECEMBER 2015
1
2 Hairspray
@ JCAT- The J’s Cultural
Arts Theatre
12/02 – 12/20
Holoscenes
@ Kyriakides Plaza on
MDC Wolfson Campus
12/02 – 12/05
6 The SYMPHONIA
| Boca Raton
Connoisseur Concert
1 - “GYPSY AIRS”
@ The Roberts Theatre
at Andrews Hall
Center for the
Performing Arts at Saint
Andrew’s School
12/06
8
7
9
3 David Gregory, How’s 4 Catch A Rising Star
Your Faith?
An Unlikely Spiritual
Journey @Temple Judea
12/03
The Trial of Ebenezer
Scrooge
@ Actors’ Playhouse at
the Miracle Theatre
12/02 – 12/27
10
11
A Seraphic Fire
Christmas: The First Noël
@ St. Sophia Cathedral
12/09
16
13
Comedy: Vic DiBitetto
@ Delray Beach Center
for the Arts/Crest Theatre
12/04
Miami Youth Ballet: The
Nutcracker
@South Miami-Dade
Cultural Arts Center
12/04 - 12/05
New World School of
the ArtsCollege Student
Choreography
@ New World Dance
Theater, 8 floor
12/11 – 12/12
17
18
Miami City Ballet presents Michael McDonald This Handel: Messiah
George Balanchine’s
Christmas: An Evening of @ All Saints Episcopal
The Nutcracker
Holiday and Hits
12/18
@ Adrienne Arsht Center @ Hard Rock Live Hollywood
12/17 - 12/24
12/17
5
Nicole Henry: Benefit
for Miami Children’s
Initiative
@ Colony Theatre
12/04 - 12/12
12
Opera @ The
Waterfront
@ Meyer Amphitheatre
12/12
19
Orchestra Miami’s
Holiday Pops Concert
@Pinecrest Gardens
12/19
Coriolanus
Christmas with the Chimps @ Coral Gables Art
Cinema
@Lion Country Safari
12/18 – 12/20
12/17
24
20
25
26
Pompadour
@ Broward Stage Door
Theatre
12/26 – 1/31
27
29
28
Moonlight Canoe Tour
@ Deering Estate
12/27
Kwanzaa Celebration
@ Spady Cultural
Heritage Museum
12/27
30
31
3rd Annual Miami
International Children’s
Film Festival
@ Coral Gables
Art Cinema
12/26 -12/31
Star Wars: The Force
Awakens: The Imax
Experience @ MODS
and AutoNation IMAX
3D Theater
12/18 – 1/28
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ideal setting. Guests can enjoy lunch or
dinner on the outdoor patio, inside the
main dining room, or while hosting private
events in the boardroom. Morton’s menu
offers fresh and delicious seafood, USDA
prime-aged beef, and elegant desserts.
$$$$
Pre-Fixe Menu
Novecento Key Biscayne
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A Twist on Dinner and a Show
Keep your TICKET STUBS from ANY
Theater, Museum or Attraction in
South Florida for exclusive offers
from participating restaurants
Art & Dine offers cannot be
combined with other offers.
COCONUT GROVE
CORAL GABLES
KEY BISCAYNE
SOUTH MIAMI
Cibo Wine Bar
45 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables
305-442-4925
www.cibowinebar.com
Cibo Wine Bar brings authentic rustic Italian
flare blended with a vibrant nightlife and
promises to be the new hot spot on the
Miracle Mile. This Italian eatery and wine
bar, offers traditional Italian fare in a
relaxed and inviting atmosphere. $$$
1 complimentary Chef’s dessert per
table, with purchase of an entrée.
Morton’s
2333 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables
305-442-1662
www.mortons.com/coralgables
Morton’s The Steakhouse Coral Gables
exemplifies class and elegance in an
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620 Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne
305.362.0900
www.novecento.com
The cuisine at Novecento is a refined coexistence of Argentine, Mediterranean
and Pan Latin cuisines. A comfort food restaurant catering first and foremost to the
neighborhood clientele. Excellent food,
good value and outstanding service create an atmosphere that is sure to become
a regular hang-out. Semi-private room
available. $$$
10% off to cultural patrons with ticket
stubs
SUSHISAMBA
in The Westin Colonnade Hotel
80 Aragon Avenue, Coral Gables
305.448.4990
www.sushisamba.com
SUSHISAMBA celebrates the culture and
cuisine of Japan, Brazil and Peru. Hearty
churrasco (Brazilian grilled meats) and robata
(charcoal-fueled Japanese grill) are served
alongside the freshest sushi and seviche.
Dine alfresco and enjoy the breezy outdoor
bar and patio for lunch, brunch, dinner and
“samba” hour. $$$
BRICKELL
DOWNTOWN
15th & Vine Kitchen and Bar
485 Brickell Ave, 15th Floor, Miami
305.503.0373
www.15thandvine.com
15th & Vine Kitchen and Bar features
communal tables and a 10-person private
dining room to create an engaging yet
intimate atmosphere. The contemporary
seasonal American menu, with an emphasis
on small, flavorful portions designed to be
shared, represents a blend of Latin, Asian
and Italian flavors. $$$
Morton’s
1200 Brickell Ave., Miami
305-400-9990
www.mortons.com/miami
Situated in the heart of Miami’s bustling
Financial District, Morton’s The Steakhouse
Miami is the perfect place to have a power
lunch, unwind with friends and colleagues
for happy hour at Bar 12.21, or simply
enjoy a delicious dinner with guaranteed
exceptional service. $$$$
Pre-Fixe Menu
Novecento Brickell
1414 Brickell Ave, Miami
305.403.0900
www.novecento.com
and Pan Latin cuisines. A comfort food
restaurant catering first and foremost to
the neighborhood clientele. Excellent
food, good value and outstanding service
create an atmosphere that is sure to
become a regular hang-out. Private rooms
available. $$$
stubs
Oceanaire Seafood Room
900 S Miami Ave., Miami
305-372-8862
www.theoceanaire.com
Sleek and sophisticated, the Oceanaire provides the perfect setting to enjoy ultra-fresh
seafood flown in daily from around the world.
Our daily-printed menu will guide you, a wine
list as deep as the sea will seduce you, and
the world’s freshest seafood awaits you at the
Oceanaire. $$$
Pre-Fixe Menu
Tamarina
600 Brickell Avenue Miami
305.579.1888
www.tamarinarestaurants.com
Tamarina’s ingredient-driven fare respects
approachable Italian Mediterranean
cooking styles, but is presented in a
modern, sophisticated fashion. Whether it’s
branzino straight from Italy or the morning’s
fresh, local snapper, Tamarina selects the
highest quality, seasonal ingredients and
prepares them simply, allowing the natural
flavors to speak for themselves. $$$
Tony Chan’s Water Club
1717 N Bayshore Drive, Miami
305-374-8888
www.tonychans.com
Tony Chan’s Water Club is the “upscale”
Downtown favorite with “romantic waterfront”
views where “delicious Peking duck” and
other dishes are “fresh as home cooking”.
Though the fare is probably more complex
than what you’d whip up at your condo
stove, you watch the chefs through the
“kitchen’s floor-to-ceiling windows” or at the
sushi bar by the entrance, you might just
learn a thing or two. $$
15% discount
MODERN
MEXICAN CUISINE
TASTE
DESIGN DISTRICT
MIDTOWN WYNWOOD
Joey’s Italian Café
2506 NW 2nd Ave., Wynwood
305-438-0488
www.joeyswynwood.com
The affordable, chic eatery serves Wynwood’s burgeoning arts community a
fine-tuned menu of healthy, classic dishes from Venice and other Italian regions
at very reasonable prices. At the helm is
Executive Chef Ivo Mazzon, a talented
and passionate chef from the Veneto region of Italy, who focuses on fresh, seasonal and sustainable ingredients. $$
10% discount
Novecento Midtown
PLAN YOUR
HOLIDAY PARTY
3201 Buena Vista Blvd, Miami
305.576.7447
www.novecento.com
and Pan Latin cuisines. A comfort food
restaurant catering first and foremost to
the neighborhood clientele. Excellent
food, good value and outstanding service create an atmosphere that is sure to
become a regular hang-out. $$$
Book now for Private Event
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GULFSTREAM PARK
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Soyka
5556 NE 4th Ct, Miami
305.759.3117
soykarestaurant.com
Soyka’s chefs pay homage to their elegant
surroundings by crafting upscale versions
of classic comfort foods. To complement
the critically acclaimed cuisine, such
as Parmesan Risotto and Osso Buco,
bartenders mix nearly 20 exotic cocktails.
You can also experience the hypnotic
sounds of live jazz every Friday and
Saturday at this posh hot spot. $$$
10% discount
Wynwood Kitchen & Bar
2550 NW 2nd Ave., Miami
305-722-8959
www.wynwoodkitchenandbar.com
Wynwood Kitchen and Bar is an experience like no other with floor to ceiling murals by Shepard Fairey, bright canvases by
Christian Awe and outside dining surrounded by the eclectic art of the Wynwood
Walls. In perfect harmony with the décor
is the mouth-watering Latin-inspired small
plates menu by acclaimed Chef Miguel
Aguilar. Art never tasted this good. $
10% discount
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SOUTH BEACH
Cibo Wine Bar
200 S Pointe Drive, Miami Beach
305.987.6060
www.cibowinebar.com
South of Fifth’s Cibo Wine Bar...BIG BOLD
& life is BEAUTIFUL. Cibo is the biggest and
newest Italian eatery in all of South Beach.
Created by Liberty Entertainment Group,
this bold and beautiful 12,000 sq ft space
is a blend of old world rustic and modern
industrial chic. $$$
1 complimentary Chef’s dessert per
table, with purchase of an entrée.
The Dutch Miami
2201 Collins Ave., Miami Beach
305-938-3111
www.thedutchmiami.com
The Dutch is an American Restaurant, Bar
and Oyster Room is where you can find
Chef Andrew Carmellini’s celebratory dryaged steak, deluxe shellfish platter, or a big
round of award-winning cocktails. Housed
in the W South Beach, the airy space also
has fresh pastries and gourmet coffee to
go from Pastry Chef Josh Gripper’s bakery
counter. $$$$
1 complimentary champagne or
cocktail
Dance away with a live D.j 6-10 pm. $$
Complimentary glass of champagne
with purchase of entree
SUSHISAMBA Miami Beach
600 Lincoln Road Miami Beach
305.673.5337
www.sushisamba.com
SUSHISAMBA is a long-standing Miami Beach
favorite, featuring the culture and cuisine
of Japan, Brazil and Peru. Hearty moqueca,
grilled anticuchos and the freshest sushi and
seviche are served alongside a selection of
regional spirits, including sake, shochu and
pisco. Dine alfresco and experience Lincoln
Road’s always-lively promenade! $$$
Vintro Kitchen
2216 Park Ave Miami Beach
305.704.3680
www.vintrohotels.com
Escape into a celebration where time
stands still: a vibrant mix of simple &
sophisticated, old and new. Influenced
by the Mediterranean & inspired by Latin
flavors,Vintro Kitchen South Beach is
committed to the ingredient-based, craft
approach of food and drink culture &
offers a contemporary menu designed for
sharing. Our blackboard features the local &
responsibly-sourced seasonal ingredients of
the moment. Executive Chef Keith Suarino.
$$$
10% discount
Quattro
1014 Lincoln Road, South Beach
305-531-4833
www.quattromiami.com
Quattro transports the delicious flavors of
Northern Italy to South Beach’s bustling
Lincoln Road by way of Nicola and Fabrizio
Carro, identical twin chefs born and raised
in Alessandria. The chefs look to the culinary
traditions of their Piemonte homeland for
inspiration, which is evident in dishes such as
fontina ravioli drizzled with white truffle oil or
braised beef ravioli with Piemontese sauce.
$$$$
1 complimentary glass of
champagne or cocktail with entree
Semilla Eatery & Bar
1330 Alton Road, MiamI Beach
305-674-6522
www.semillamiami.com
Known for its tapas and small plates, Semilla is a sleek, modern Gastro-Pub that prides
itself on its organic, farm-to-plate cuisine.
Those that enjoy larger portions will still be
satisfied, once they find the 40 ounce porterhouse that can serve up to four people. Local brews, all a part of Semilla’s daily happy
hour, from Boynton Beach, Fort Lauderdale,
Oakland Park, and Tampa pepper a menu
that preaches quality over quantity. Join
us daily for Happy hour 6-8 pm and Friday
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La Montanara Miami
18851 NE 29 ave suite # 102
305.974.0167
www.lamontanaramiami.com
Warm and inviting, La Montanara serves
unique and delicious Italian fare for every
palate. This Aventura hotspot features
homemade pasta and desserts, and dishes
made fresh daily. The dining room is cozy
with six separate eating areas. Those looking
for a happy hour escape will be thrilled to
discover a spectacular bar scene in this
hidden gem. $$$
10 % discount
Morton’s
17399 Biscayne Blvd.,
North Miami Beach
305-945-3131
www.mortons.com/ northmiami
Morton’s North Miami Beach location
upholds the classic Morton’s dining
experience with an elaborate wine
collection,
USDA
prime-aged
beef,
succulent seafood, signature steakhouse
sides and delicious array of desserts.
Morton’s also offers private dining areas
that can accommodate both special
occasions for business and pleasure.
$$$$
Pre-Fixe Menu
Novecento Aventura
18831 N Biscayne Blvd, ste. 220, Aventura
305.466.0900
www.novecento.com
The cuisine at Novecento is a refined co-existence of Argentine, Mediterranean and Pan
Latin cuisines. A comfort food restaurant catering first and foremost to the neighborhood
clientele. Excellent food, good value and
outstanding service create an atmosphere
that is sure to become a regular hang-out.
Private rooms available. $$$
stubs
HALLANDALE
HOLLYWOOD
III Forks
501 Silks Run Suite 1130, Hallandale
954.457.3920
www.3forks.com
III Forks steakhouse is a contemporary
evolution of the classic steakhouse. Located
in the Village of Gulfstream Park, III Forks
boasts a lively bar and lounge area with
menu items featuring USDA Prime beef,
ocean-fresh seafood as well as lighter, local
favorites with a wine selection of over 1,500
bottles. $$$$
Adena Grill & Wine Bar
900 Silks Run, Hallandale Beach
954.464.2333
www. adenagrill.com
Adena Grill & Wine Bar offers signature nonGMO, farm-raised, grass-fed beef, organic
pasture-raised chicken and the freshest
seafood available in a casual and modern
atmosphere. More than 7,000 bottles of wine
to choose from. Happy Hour Tuesday - Friday
5-7pm at the bar - 1/2 price drinks and bar
bites under $10. $$$$
Cantina Laredo
501 Silks Run Suite 1120, Hallandale
954.457.7662
www.cantinalaredo.com
Experience modern Mexican food in a
sophisticated, vibrant atmosphere at Cantina
Laredo. Savor fresh seafood, enchiladas
and more with sauces from scratch. Sip a
Casa Rita made from fresh lime juice and
the finest tequila. For dinner, drinks, lunch,
or Sunday brunch … visit Cantina Laredo at
Gulfstream Park. $$
Frankey’s Sports Bar
954.464.2333
www.frankeysbar.com
Frankey’s Sports Bar offers a classy take on
the traditional sports bar featuring daily
sports action; the best bar food in town;
unforgettable drinks and live music. Wager
on live horse racing. Open daily for lunch
and dinner beginning at 11am. Happy Hour
Monday - Friday 3pm - 7pm and Every Day
10pm – Close. $$
Hard Rock Cafe
1 Seminole Way, Hollywood
954.315.9112
www.hardrock.com/hollywoodfl
Located inside the Seminole Hard Rock
Hotel & Casino, this cafe boasts 237 pieces
of authentic memorabilia. Hard Rock Café,
Hollywood is the perfect venue for lunch,
dinner or a fun place to meet up with
friends. Going to see a show at Hard Rock
Live, check out out Hard Rock Cafe before
or after for a delicious meal. Enjoy culinary
treats from the Legendary Burger collection,
to enormous salads, and great BBQ. Hard
Rock Café is also a unique destination when
planning a special event. With over 35 years
of combined culinary experience, the Hard
Rock Cafe team will create a custom menu
and ensure that every guest is treated like a
Rock Star! For an authentic experience that
rocks, contact 954-315-9108. $$$
Complete the scene with hookahs, MiddleEastern inspired cocktails or wine from
the fully stocked bar. Indoor and outdoor
dining. Don’t miss live belly dancing on
Friday and Saturday nights! $$
seared ahi or take a slow sip of a chilled
martini -- Yard House has something for
every appetite. $$
ROK:BRGR
LAS OLAS
FORT LAUDERDALE
WILTON MANORS
954.367.3970
www.rokbrgr.com
ROK:BRGR is a gourmet burger bar and
modern day gastropub with an old school
dedication to service and quality and
a passion for food that elevates classic
American comfort dishes to new heights.
Happy hour M-F 3-7pm and 10pm-close.
$10 Monday Brgr:Bash. 50% off all bottles
of wine every Wednesday. $$
Yard House
954.454.9950
www.yardhouse.com
Yard House, famous for great food, classic
rock music and 130 taps of imported,
craft and specialty ales & lagers. Dive into
a sizzling & juicy grilled burger, slice into
Chart House
3000 N.E. 32nd Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale
954.561.4800
www.chart-house.com
Chart House is famous for spectacular
views of the Intracoastal Waterway,
outstanding cuisine and impeccable
service. Our renowned chefs have tailored
a menu to complement local cuisine while
introducing a hint of the exotic. Choose
from fresh fish specialties to slow-roasted
prime rib and our signature Hot Chocolate
Lava Cake. Open for lunch and dinner
daily, Sunday brunch, and Happy Hour.
Voted Top 100 Best Al Fresco Dining in the
nation by OpenTable Diners. $$$
1 complimentary chef’s appetizer with
purchase of an entrée.
Limit 1 per table
Italian Tiramisu @ Joey’s
Matteo’s
1825 E Hallandale Beach Blvd.,
Hallandale 954-455-4050
www.matteosristorante.com
Since its successful opening in New
York almost 25 years ago, families and
friends continue to celebrate at Matteo’s.
There are many original recipes that
are cooked to order and have quickly
become favorites of guests, including the
“Baked Clams” or their famous “Penne
Amatriciana” and entrees such as the
freshly pounded “Veal Chop Valdostano”
that easily serves two or more people or
perhaps “Chicken Matteo’s” with Italian
sausage and roasted vegetables that are
seasoned to perfection. $$
1 glass of house wine with entrée
Mijana Lebanese Cuisine
801 Silks Run, Hallandale Beach,
954.404.7423
www.mijana.us
Mijana will transport your palate to the
Middle East, with authentic Lebanese
cuisine and an ambience reflective of
Lebanese hospitality, culture and warmth.
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Linguini Lobster @ Tamarina
Morton’s
500 E Broward Blvd., Fort Lauderdale
954-467-9720
mortons.com/ fortlauderdale
Morton’s The Steakhouse in Fort
Lauderdale is located in the heart of
downtown Fort Lauderdale. The upscale
steakhouse offers Power Hour seven
days a week in its Bar 12-21 from 5
to 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. to close with
special pricing on select beverages and
Bar Bites. $$$$
Pre-Fixe Menu
Naked Grape Wine & Tapas
2163 Wilton Drive
Wilton Manors
954.563.5631
nakedgrapewinebar.com
Intimate, urban, hip, and cozy,
we specialize in small and limited
production wines. Our artisanal and
farmstead cheese selection rivals any
in Broward County. An array of fresh,
made to order tapas and sharing
plates available to satisfy your hunger.
Fresh Mozzarella made fresh at your
table between 6pm and 10pm nightly.
A great conversation spot. $
10% Off Regularly Priced Menu Items
Timpano
450 Las Olas Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale
954.462.9119
timpanochophouse.net/ftlauderdale
This tenured property is one of the founding restaurants on Las Olas Boulevard. Timpano’s robust menu features innovative
cocktails, a prime selection of aged beef
and chops, artisan salads, fresh pastas, and
signature black skillet mussels, all delivered
by an attentive staff bringing the fullness of a
classic Italian chophouse to downtown Fort
Lauderdale. $$
1 complimentary glass of house wine
with purchase of an entrée.
Tokyo Blue
4040 Galt Ocean Drive, Fort Lauderdale
954.566.2122
tokyobluefortlauderdale.com
Celebrate the warm, welcoming tradition
of the Far East as it marries the modern
innovation of a unique dining presentation at Tokyo Blue. The ART of Asian Fusion
comes alive at this one-of-a-kind sushi /
steakhouse that serves as the Crown
Jewel of Ft. Lauderdale’s fine dining and
nightlife experience. Come experience
the mastery of Chef Mai as he artfully
blends Japanese, Thai, and PeruvianAmerican cuisine to create exotic dishes
for the discerning palette. $$$
BOCA RATON
DELRAY BEACH
Max’s Harvest
169 NE 2nd Ave., Delray Beach
561-381-9970
maxsharvest.com
Max’s Harvest is a farm-to-fork restaurant in
the Pineapple Grove arts district in Delray
Beach. They exist on the belief that fresh ingredients are a delight to the senses and the
essence of great cooking. Max’s Harvest offers a high-quality wine list complemented
by creative cocktails, and is open daily for
dinner, as well as Saturday and Sunday for
brunch. $$$$
10% discount Mon - Thurs
Max’s Social House
116 NE 6th Ave, Delray Beach
561.501.4332
sohodelray.com
A new twist on Traditional American food
set in a charming cottage once known
as the “Falcon House,” built in 1925! This
quaint little slice of gastronome heaven has
Max’s signature quality stamped on every
single plate that enters the dining room!
Local. Seasonal. Sustainable. Together
with thoughtfully fabricated small batch
artisanal spirits, infusions and fresh, handpicked garnishes. So whether it’s happy
hour, dinner, or a late night stop, SoHo’s
kitchen is guaranteed to be just what the
foodie ordered! -$$$
10% discount
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CULTURAL EVENTS
VENUE DIRECTORY
RESTAURANTS SUPPORTING THE ARTS
By AroundTown Arts & Culture Magazine
www.CultureOwl.com
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Bigger. Bolder. Better.
TICKETS 954.713.0930 or online www.mods.org
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401 S.W. Second Street in Downtown Fort Lauderdale