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Things to do in South Florida this weekend and beyond, from West Palm Beach, Delray Beach and Boca Raton to Fort Lauderdale and Dania Beach.
Q&A with Chita Rivera: Broadway legend to open concert series in Fort Lauderdale
The Broadway Concert Series returns to The Parker in Fort Lauderdale with Chita Rivera on Jan. 29, Ramin Karimloo on Feb. 26 and Jessie Mueller on March 18.
Yelp names Top 100 U.S. restaurants — and No. 3 is a bakery in Fort Lauderdale
A beloved beachside bake shop in Fort Lauderdale’s North Beach Village has been ranked No. 3 in Yelp’s 2023 ranking of the “Top 100 Places to Eat in the U.S.”
SMALL BITES: Gourmet series in Sunrise to serve up Valentine’s Day Aphrodisiac Dinner
If you’re ready to get your gourmet on, and support a good cause, you may want to check out Arc Culinary’s 2023 Dining Series.
Coming soon: DalMoros to serve pasta in a box in West Palm Beach; Amar Bistro migrating south to Boca Raton
When it comes to food, South Florida is a great place to be. So many new places open up every day. Here’s what’s coming soon to a city near you.
Moving art exhibit in Boynton Beach: Grab a guide and check out the pieces this weekend
It’ll be hard to miss the sixth International Kinetic Biennial Art Exhibition & Symposium moving into downtown Boynton Beach with this weekend’s opening celebration.
James Beard Foundation names top 2023 U.S. restaurants — and South Florida got 14 nominations
The James Beard Foundation Awards — the Super Bowl of restaurants, the Olympics of chefs — just announced their semifinalist nods, and South Florida notched 14 nominations. Five came from Broward and Palm Beach counties.
Kitchen Encounters: Discovering Burmese food with Boca Raton’s chef May Aungthet
One of a series of conversations with local chefs who add diversity and depth to the distinctive food culture of South Florida.
Sound & vision: Free interactive art show Ignite Broward lights up Fort Lauderdale, Dania Beach
Ignite Broward (Jan. 25-29), a free immersive show where visitors can interact with art, will feature 11 light- and sound-based digital works from eight local and international artists.
Book review: ‘Everybody Knows’ spins a tight noir plot through corrupt L.A.
Edgar winner Jordan Harper’s second novel “Everybody Knows” delivers a scorching look at what happens when power and wealth collide.