Month: December 2020

The Wick Theatre in Boca Raton raised the curtain on a monthlong run of the musical A Chorus Line back on March 14. After an opening night performance and a Sunday matinee, the production shut down. Roughly 50 miles to the south, on Lincoln Road, Miami City Ballet was rehearsing its Program Four, Don Quixote.

Few brands conjure images of luxury living like The Ritz-Carlton. Through its hotels and residences throughout the world, the company has made itself synonymous with groundbreaking and unique amenities that attract visitors and residents from all over the world. Case in point: the new model unit at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Miami Beach. The unit is

Those looking for more room for their families may find what they’re looking for at an upcoming Davie neighborhood. Luxury home builder Toll Brothers recently acquired the final eight home site at Stillwater Shores. Sales for the single-family home community will begin Dec. 12. The gated enclave of 20 estate homes, located off Stirling Road, just

One of Miami’s top PR firms is embracing disruption to create innovation. After almost 30 years of representing Miami’s hotels, banks, law firms, and real estate developments, Kreps DeMaria Public Relations & Marketing announced that it will spin off into two new agencies: Cultivate PR, led by Sissy DeMaria-Koehne, and Israel Kreps PR, led by

We may not be able to enjoy Art Basel this year, but Miami is still celebrating all things art. Check out some of the activities going on below.   Digital Art Month Miami Contemporary and Digital Art Fair (CADAF) Dec. 5-Jan.5 The Contemporary and Digital Art Fair (CADAF) returns to Miami with Digital Art Month, an

Families and discoverers will find excitement this holiday season at the Museum of Discovery and science, which re-opens Dec. 5. The museum will be open to the public on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. Among current attractions is the Expedition: Dinosaur exhibit, presented by Joe DiMaggio

One of the world’s most recognizable fashion houses is inviting Miami to experience its latest collection in a unique way. Starting Dec. 4, Louis Vuitton’s spring-summer 2021 men’s collection debuts not on in a Miami runway but in a multi-faceted installation, part of a temporary residency in Miami Design District’s Jungle Plaza. The collection is

Laurie Jennings TV Host & Media Expert, Laurie Jennings LIVE Backstory: The six-time Emmy Award-winning news reporter and anchor, who spent 15 years at WPLG Local 10 before stepping down in 2019, now runs her own media relations company (lauriejenningslive.com). Her longtime involvement with children’s hospitals can be traced to the life-saving work done by

We may not be able to enjoy Art Basel this year, but Miami is still celebrating all things art. Check out some of the activities going on below.   Digital Art Month Miami Contemporary and Digital Art Fair (CADAF) Dec. 5-Jan.5 The Contemporary and Digital Art Fair (CADAF) returns to Miami with Digital Art Month, an

Aventura Mall is ready for holiday season shopping crowds—as well as hopefully more shopping in 2021. New retailers include athleisure boutique BLENDED, Spanish footwear atelier Castañer, Parisian fashion brand IRO, state-of-the-art home gym system Tonal, Los Angeles-based style brand Garota, and thoughtful jewelry line The Inspiration Co. For hungry shoppers, there are new full-service and

Playa Largo Resort & Spa (featured image) Where: 97450 Overseas Highway, Key Largo The scoop: If you can’t tap into the holly jolly spirit at this beachfront paradise nestled amid 14.5 acres of tropical foliage and pristine shoreline, you might want to check ancestry.com for a blood connection to Ebenezer Scrooge. The resort’s 30 Holly

Nutmeg, ginger, cinnamon and star anise: these are some of the fragrant spices warming Yaniv Cohen’s soul—and kitchen—this winter. “I’ll make sweet potatoes and I’ll sprinkle them with clove, cardamom and coriander and roast them just like that,” he suggests, “and add something sweet. Maybe cardamom cookies with cranberry, orange and pistachios.” While Cohen would