The west Delray Beach dining scene is buzzing over the debut of Warren (pictured above), branded as an “American, Whiskey and Kitchen” experience. Named after the uncle of Jeff John, CEO of Damn Good Hospitality Group, the space embodies Uncle Warren’s spirit, bachelor lifestyle—and appreciation of top-shelf spirits. To that end, the 6,000-square-foot space—dressed in
When Kim Colletti slipped into a single scull in the summer of 2006, it wasn’t with life-altering intent. She was part of the sweep rowing team at Northeastern University in Boston, the discipline where each athlete on the four-person or eight-person squad handles one oar. In the single skull that she used for an offseason
Zero Empty Spaces (ZES) will continue its expansion as it celebrates opening a new location at the Village at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach. ZES strives to provide affordable artist studios to enhance the area’s cultural community. The nonprofit company will commemorate the latest addition from 6 to 9 p.m. on Thursday with art displays, a live
Starting a new school year while the COVID-19 pandemic still lingers on entails a challenging way for many students to begin their schooling, especially under-resourced children. To help guide pupils, the Fuller Center in Boca Raton started accepting applications for its mentorship program. The nonprofit, education-focused organization aims to provide youth ages 6 through 20
As part of the two-month-long restaurant promotion, crafted by the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, Miami Spice helps feature various eateries offering suburb experiences at discounted rates. Some of the features deals include: Venue: Estiatorio Ornos Location: 19565 Biscayne Blvd Suite 946, Aventura Offerings: Estiatorio Ornos features celebrity chef Michael Mina’s Greek concept. Patrons can choose
Wanting to help provide emotional relief and financial assistance for the victims of the Surfside condo collapse, a Miami-based law firm is hosting a free virtual session from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 11. The event sponsor, Segal Zuckerman, P.A., is a Miami-based boutique litigation law firm founded by Richard I. Segal
1. Long road: It’s been three decades since Chris Wilber honed his Italian kitchen skills alongside Mario Di Leo’s uncle, Vincenzo, co-owner (with Mario’s father) at La Perla in Fort Lauderdale. When the La Perla space became available in 1994, Chris and Mario reimagined the room as a home to innovative, Southwestern-inspired fare. Nearly 27
South Florida was a mixed bag for the man who put Florida State on the college football map. There were the games literally decided by a foot, missed field goals in the closing seconds against the University of Miami forever etched in the rivalry’s lore as Wide Right II (1992) and Wide Right III (2000).
Shoppers at the Yellow Green Farmer’s Market (YGFM) will now have more opportunities to scour the center for a bevy of distinctive food concepts and clothing and jewelry products. Hours expanded to include Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. so patrons can enjoy the two bars offering an extensive collection of cocktails. In addition
The Boca Raton Historical Society & Museum (BRHS&M) is introducing three new traveling exhibits to be featured through October. The nonprofit organization will highlight how the city has evolved over the last century and how it continues to progress. “These colorful and informative traveling exhibitions are perfect for anyone interested in the history of Boca
