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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.
Catch Seraphic Fire this weekend: Guest conductor to present rare American choral gems
Led by composer and guest conductor Jason Max Ferdinand in three South Florida locations this weekend, the ensemble will present the tunes of rarely recorded performers.
Restaurant news: Lotus Chinese Kitchen reopens in Fort Lauderdale; Great Greek Mediterranean Grill brings gyros to Oakland Park
Looking to make dinner plans? See what’s new on South Florida’s dining scene.
From Chicago Film Society Wednesday, a ‘Sunrise’ you can’t afford to miss
Tonight (Jan. 18), the Chicago Film Society opens its winter season with the 1927 gem “Sunrise”–“an avant-garde work,” says CFS co-founder Kyle Westphal, “steeped in traditionalism.”
SMALL BITES: Love strawberries? There’s a festival for you — this weekend’s Boca Strawberry Festival
The time is ripe for strawberries with the inaugural Boca Strawberry Festival this weekend at Mizner Park.
Jimmy Buffett & the Coral Reefer Band to make Hard Rock Live debut
Presale begins Thursday, Jan. 19, for tickets to see Jimmy Buffett & the Coral Reefer Band at Hard Rock Live.
Madonna returning to South Florida — here’s how to get tickets
Madonna to perform greatest hits on The Celebration Tour in Miami-Dade Arena on Sept. 9.
‘Dino-Myte’ debut: South Florida Fair prepares for prehistoric party
Our guide to the 2023 South Florida Fair, Jan. 13-29 in West Palm Beach. What to eat, what to watch and ride, plus how to get the most for your money.
Weekend things to do (updated): Why Fort Lauderdale is hot, Lambos in West Palm Beach, a Buffalo Bills watch party (yes)
Things to do in South Florida on the three-day MLK weekend and beyond, from West Palm Beach and Boca Raton to Sunrise, Fort Lauderdale, Dania Beach and Miami Beach.
‘Saint Omer’ review: A real-life murder trial becomes a singularly moving courtroom drama
By the end of “Saint Omer,” with Nina Simone’s version of “Little Girl Blue” accompanying images of the empty streets, filmmaker Alice Diop turns courtroom drama into poetry.