Tag: #fortlauderdale

Things to do in South Florida this weekend and beyond, from West Palm Beach and Delray Beach to Fort Lauderdale, Aventura and Miami.

The 11-year-old Rebel House will have its final dinner service on March 27 — and in an ironic twist of timing — the decision comes weeks after TV tastemaker Guy Fieri featured the restaurant on his popular travelogue show, “Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives.”

The Nashville-spawned, music-minded, bar-food chain Tin Roof has another location, on Delray’s glitzy Atlantic Avenue. Also open: an Italian restaurant in Fort Lauderdale by the name of Pick-ITA-Up.

The crawfish is from Louisiana. The chef is from Miami. But hold up. He specializes in Cajun and Creole cuisine with his Tom’s Louisiana Kitchen food truck.

The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus has been reimagined and reborn without animals as a high-octane family event with highwire tricks, soaring trapeze artists and bicycles leaping on trampolines.

Deanna Raybourn’s new “Sinister Revenge” finds “woman of action” Veronica Speedwell traveling to Bavaria. Raybourn will discuss her Victorian series and her contemporary “Killers of a Certain Age” during the Broward Public Library Foundation’s Literary Feast.

Chef Michael Velicu and his hospitality exec son, Daniel, have combined their talents in Medi Terra, a restaurant in Boca Raton’s Royal Palm Place that features dishes from the coastal areas of the Western Mediterranean.

Florida Ren Fest in Deerfield Beach features jousting knights, live music, animatronic installations, comedic stage shows, magicians, strolling performers, as well as crafts, food and drinks. And, yes, costumes are highly encouraged.

Yes, “To Kill a Mockingbird” is a part of the Broadway in Fort Lauderdale season. But no, this will not be a musical version of Harper Lee’s masterwork.

A “Last of US” fan, City & Shore’s Mark Gauert talks better home & gardening in a zombie apocalypse: “I should be doing some work around the house, but an episode of the hit HBO series ‘The Last of Us’ is on, and I’d rather face a post-fungal-pandemic apocalypse than do work around the house.”