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Cheers to Two Years

Livia’s anniversary celebration promises an unforgettable evening.
| Lifestyle Staff

Livia is celebrating two unforgettable years in the heart of Flagler Village, and the team is marking the milestone with a stylish anniversary event on December 4, beginning at 7 PM. The evening is designed to reflect everything the restaurant has become—modern, chic, electric, and full of vibrant energy.

Guests will step into an atmosphere where Italian sophistication blends with Fort Lauderdale’s edgy, contemporary vibe. Live entertainment will set the tone for a night filled with excitement, connection, and the signature Livia moments the community has come to love.

As a thank you for the incredible support over the past two years, Livia will offer complimentary cocktails and passed appetizers until 10 PM. Guests are invited to sip, savor, and enjoy the flavors that have defined Livia’s journey while soaking in the high-energy ambiance that has made it a standout dining destination.

Whether longtime supporters or new arrivals to the Livia family, all are welcome to raise a glass, enjoy the festivities, and toast to the next chapter of elevated dining, unforgettable nights, and the warm spirit of hospitality that continues to drive the brand.

Livia’s 2-Year Anniversary Party
December 4 • Starts at 7 PM
Live Entertainment • Complimentary Cocktails & Passed Apps Until 10 PM

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