Friday, September 27 Scott Stapp When: Sept. 27, 8 p.m. Where: Broward Center What: The Grammy-winning frontman of Creed, which has sold more than 50 million albums worldwide, also is known for his solo work, including his platinum 2005 album, “The Great Divide.” He performs songs from his new album “The Space Between the Shadows,”
Equestrian Carly Dvorkin hits her stride
While some top-level athletes focus on crushing the competition, acclaimed equestrian Carly Dvorkin can attest to the power of shifting her focus inward. The 18-year-old Parkland native, who admits that she sometimes “psychs [herself] out” during equestrian events, has had to learn to let her passion and confidence be her guide. “Once you overthink
Get Your Grill On
One of South Florida’s largest entertainment events, the Walgreens Gridiron Grill-Off Food, Wine and Music Festival returns for a tenth year on Saturday, November 9. The event will be hosted at the Pompano Beach Amphitheater and will feature live music by country singer Brett Young. Guests can enjoy events throughout the day on November 9th
5 Questions with Betty Alonso, president and CEO of ConnectFamilias
When Betty Alonso’s colleague and Neighbors 4 Neighbors creator Nelly Rubio nominated Alonso for a leadership award, the president and CEO of ConnectFamilias was working too hard to think much about it. It wasn’t until Alonso got a call informing her she was selected as one of 13 Hispanic Women of Distinction that the honor
Artist Josh Lawson’s pet project
When online pet supply retailer Chewy had its opening day on the stock market in June, CNBC host Jim Cramer held up paintings of his two dogs, Nvidia and Marley, on his investment/finance show, “Mad Money.” It just so happens those two paintings were the work of Coconut Creek artist Josh Lawson, whose custom pet
South Florida Small Plates
Florida has helped to promote its share of inventions out of necessity, like sunscreen and air conditioning. But another phenomenon for which the Sunshine State can be thanked is all about desire—culinary desire. “Florida [kitchens] are the pioneers of small plates,” says Mike Mayo, the award-winning local food critic who writes for Fort Lauderdale’s Sun-Sentinel,
Calling all South Florida actors and actresses
If you’ve dreamt of being center-stage, now is your chance to shine! This Saturday, September 21st, the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center and the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre will hold open auditions for adults to be cast in a number of their upcoming productions. The following productions are now casting all roles: Kinky Boots – LPAC
Explore Del Webb
Take a potential home for a “test drive” with Del Webb Lakewood Ranch’s new “Explore Del Webb” program. Del Webb Lakewood Ranch is the area’s only 55-and-older community and offers recreational and social opportunities as well as lakes, nature preserves and miles of trails and walking paths for those who prefer to stay active. Through
The Lifestyle List: September 20-22
Throughout the Month Onajide Shabaka: “Floridian Lacunae” When: Sept. 14-Oct. 27 Where: Art and Culture Center/Hollywood, 1650 Harrison St., Hollywood What: South Florida artist Shabaka’s exhibit shows him working in the gallery space, allowing visitors to participate in his art-making process by walking to find hidden landscapes and then make their own art. Info: artandculturecenter.org
Celebrate National Bourbon Month at these South Florida restaurants
The Commodore 3300 SW 27th Ave in Miami thecommodorecg.com Throughout the month of September, The Commodore bar and lounge inside the Ritz-Carlton in Coconut Grove is serving up a special on their classic Old Fashioned. This month only, guests can enjoy half-off this signature sip that incorporates pecan infused Buffalo Trace, Amaro Nonino and vanilla