Brimstone Pembroke Pines, Brimstone Doral, and Beach House Pompano will host an Easter Sunday Brunch and Egg Hunt from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, April 9. The family-friendly Easter Brunch includes specialty cocktails, unique dishes, and an Easter Egg Hunt. Participants who find the Golden Egg receive a complimentary lunch or brunch for up to four
Johnnie Brown’s: This popular spot near the railroad tracks on Atlantic Avenue has them dancing in the streets with live local music seven nights a week. (301 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach; johnniebrowns.com) Crazy Uncle Mike’s: Founder Mike Goodwin’s brewery and live music haven draws rock tribute bands, singer/songwriters, guitar-driven blues acts, reggae groups—and more—to
The drummer for rock band Spektora shares insights into his journey and the live music scene in South Florida.
Gulfstream Park’s “Taste at the Track” returns this weekend for a unique “Wine & Dine” edition from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 1. The event combines food and drinks with horse racing action in the third-floor Flamingo Room overlooking the racetrack. Guests can enjoy all-you-can-eat food and drink stations while taking in
CityPlace Doral’s other health and wellness offerings include 4Ever Young, Venetian Nail Spa, Semper Laser, Tipsy Salon Bar, WIN Fitness Wear and ManCave for Men.
Meet the talented musicians who make their living by taking the stage at venues throughout South Florida.
Anyone who doesn’t believe that dining has become synonymous with entertainment hasn’t been to Dirty French Steakhouse. With this fanciful Brickell bistro, a Ken Falk-designed hallucinatory throwback to the 1970s and ’80s (complete with Blondie on the playlist), Major Food Group continues its culinary domination of Miami. After scoring hits with Sadelle’s, Hasalon, ZZ’s Club,
Bustling Las Olas?Boulevard?remains a foodie destination for its wide selection of high-end restaurants perfectly capable of producing an elegant evening. Yet, the luxurious interior mixed with the carnivorous food experience at Fogo de Chão stands out among the establishments in the area. Located along the east side of Las Olas under the opulent The Main
Born from the culture of Australian hospitality, New York’s Isla & Co has debuted in West Palm Beach, serving specialty coffees, an inventive cocktail program, an indulgent lunch/brunch menu (check out the griddled banana bread) and a dinner menu created by executive chef Matt Foley (the spicy shrimp vodka rigatoni is a standout). Foley won
Tower Club Fort Lauderdale (100 Southeast Third Ave., 28th Floor) will hold its second Annual Charity Art Exhibit at 6 p.m. on Friday, April 14. The community is invited to the private club for the charity art exhibit in support of the South Florida Symphony Orchestra’s Symphony in the Schools program. The event will feature
