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SUMMARY:South Florida Travel & Adventure Show 2026
DESCRIPTION:America’s favorite travel show\, the Travel & Adventure Show\, will be hosted in South Florida on February 28 (10am-5pm) and March 1\, 2026 (11am-4pm)\, at the Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County Convention Center. \nThis year’s show features keynote speakers such as: the creator of Netflix food and travel documentary series “Somebody Feed Phil\,” Phil Rosenthal; editorial director of the Frommer’s Guides and publisher of Frommers.com\, Pauline Frommer; CBS News travel expert Peter Greenberg; giveaways and major travel discounts; and the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma’s photo booth. \nPresenting insider deals and promos directly on the show floor for attendees to take advantage of\, the Travel & Adventure Shows is a prime opportunity for avid travelers to discover and book their 2026 trips with “exclusive access.” \nReady to plan your next adventure? Tickets are officially on sale! Don’t miss early bird pricing and your chance to explore the world’s most incredible destinations all under one roof. \nTo purchase tickets\, please visit: https://travelshows.com/shows/south-florida/ \nMedia interested in attending can apply for press credentials here: https://travelshows.com/shows/south-florida/press-section/
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/south-florida-travel-adventure-show-2026/
LOCATION:Broward County Convention Center\, 1950 Eisenhower Blvd\, Fort Lauderdale\, FL\, 33316\, United States
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SUMMARY:Symphony Sessions: Lunch & Learns hosted by Palm Beach Symphony Music Director Gerard Schwarz
DESCRIPTION:This installment of Symphony Sessions: Lunch & Learns will be hosted by Music Director Gerard Schwarz. Individual tickets are $125 per lunch and learn or a subscription package is available for $600 for admission to all six. During these informal and informative sessions\, guests will enjoy a three-course gourmet lunch catered by SandyJames Fine Food & Productions and a selection of wines curated by Palm Beach Symphony sponsor Private Cask Imports while deepening their connection with the musicians and performances through a glimpse behind the curtain of how the Symphony prepares for concerts\, selects repertoire and more. Attendees will learn about the subject matter and composers that will be performed during the upcoming concert\, while enriching their concert experience. Complimentary valet parking is provided. \nAt this Lunch & Learn\, Maestro Schwarz will discuss the March 2 concert featuring guest violinist Vadim Repin. Hailed as one of the most compelling violinists in the world\, Repin shines in Prokofiev’s lyrical and dynamic Violin Concerto No. 2. The program also includes the world premiere of Paul Moravec’s Lullaby\, commissioned for Palm Beach Symphony by Ambassador Bonnie McElveen-Hunter\, alongside his Miami Variations\, and Brahms’ richly romantic Symphony No. 3. \nHeld the Thursday preceding each concert\, Lunch & Learns are also scheduled for April 16 and May 14. \nAbout Gerard Schwarz\nGerard Schwarz is recognized internationally for his moving performances\, innovative programming\, and a lifelong dedication to music education. He is the Music Director of the All-Star Orchestra\, Eastern Festival of Music\, Palm Beach Symphony and The Frost Symphony Orchestra. He is also Conductor Laureate of the Seattle Symphony Orchestra and Conductor Emeritus of the Mostly Mozart Festival. Schwarz is the Distinguished Professor of Music\, Conducting and Orchestral Studies at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami. \nSchwarz’s discography of over 350 albums showcases his collaborations with the world’s greatest orchestras\, including The Philadelphia Orchestra\, London Symphony Orchestra\, Czech Philharmonic\, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra\, Orchestre National de France\, Tokyo Philharmonic\, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra\, New York Chamber Symphony and Seattle Symphony Orchestra. In the 2023-24 season\, Schwarz recorded Arthur Foote’s long-forgotten cello concerto with his son Julian Schwarz and the Buffalo Philharmonic. It will be released on Delos Records. \nSchwarz has commissioned and performed more than 300 world premieres. As Music Director of the Eastern Music Festival\, he initiated the Bonnie McElveen-Hunter Commissioning Project in 2013\, celebrating American composers. The project has commissioned works by John Corigliano\, Richard Danielpour\, André Previn\, HyeKyung Lee and Lowell Liebermann\, among many others. His commissioning project for the 100th anniversary of the University of Miami and the Frost School of Music has included works by Paul Moravec\, Bernard Rands\, Augusta Read Thomas\, Carlos Rivera\, Etienne Charles and Dorothy Hindman. \nIn more than five decades as a respected classical musician and conductor\, Schwarz has received eight Emmy Awards\, 15 GRAMMY® nominations\, eight ASCAP Awards\, eight Emmy Awards\, and numerous Stereo Review and Ovation Awards. He holds the Ditson Conductor’s Award from Columbia University and was the first American named Conductor of the Year by Musical America. He has received numerous honorary doctorates\, including from The Juilliard School\, his alma mater. In 2002\, ASCAP honored Schwarz with its Concert Music Award and in 2003\, the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences gave Schwarz its first “IMPACT” lifetime achievement award. Schwarz’s memoir\, Behind the Baton: An American Icon Talks Music\, was published by Hal Leonard in 2017. \nAbout Palm Beach Symphony\nPalm Beach Symphony is South Florida’s premier orchestra known for its diverse repertoire and commitment to community. Founded in 1974\, this 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization adheres to a mission of engaging\, educating\, and entertaining the greater community of the Palm Beaches through live performances of inspiring orchestral music. The orchestra is celebrated for delivering spirited performances by first-rate musicians and distinguished guest artists. Recognized by The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County with a 2020 Muse Award for Outstanding Community Engagement\, Palm Beach Symphony continues to expand its education and community outreach programs with children’s concerts\, student coaching sessions and master classes\, instrument donations and free public concerts that have reached more than 90\,000 students in recent years. For more information\, visit www.palmbeachsymphony.org. \nProud sponsors of Palm Beach Symphony include Cindy and Jerome Canty\, Mrs. James N. Bay\, Carol and Harold Baxter\, C. Kenneth and Laura Baxter Foundation\, Inc.\, Kathy Lee Bickham and John Bickham\, Leslie Rogers Blum\, Jeffrey and Tina Bolton\, James R. Borynack and Adolfo Zaralegui / FINDLAY Galleries\, Jerome J. Claeys\, Thomas and Carol Bruce\, Amy and John T. Collins\, The Colony Hotel\, Suzanne Mott Dansby\, The David Minkin Foundation\, Michelle DuBois and James Roiter\, Ray K. Farris\, Mary and Will Demory\, Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Foundation\, Willard H. Dow and Kelly Winter\, Dr. Richard and Diane Farber\, Bill and Kem Frick/The Frick Foundation\, Inc.\, Edith Hall Friedheim/Eric Friedheim Foundation\, Gerry Gibian and Marjorie Yashar\, Paul* and Sandra Goldner\, Douglas and Jo Gressette\, Irwin and Janet Gusman\, Walter Harper\, Thomas E. Harvey & Cathleen P. Black Foundation\, Doris Hastings Foundation\, Carol S. and Joseph Andrew Hays\, John Herrick\, Addison Hines Charitable Trust\, Lisa and George Hines\, HSS Florida\, Charles and Ann Johnson/The C and A Johnson Family Foundation\, Elaine Kay\, Aban and Percy Kavasmaneck\, Leonard and Norma Klorfine Foundation\, The Kovner Foundation\, Gary and Linda Lachman/The Lachman Family Foundation\, Patricia Lambrecht/The Lambrecht Family Foundation\, Donald C. 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URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/symphony-sessions-lunch-learns-hosted-by-palm-beach-symphony-music-director-gerard-schwarz/
LOCATION:The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties Building (Symphony’s conference room)\, 700 S. Dixie Hwy.\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Déjà Vu: Drift Away to Summer
DESCRIPTION:Now in its twenty-second year in Broward County\, this signature celebration continues to unite more than 400 of our community’s most passionate leaders for an unforgettable evening of excitement\, generosity\, and impact—all in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County.\nEscape winter and drift into a night where summer never ends. Drift Away to Summer in February celebrates the joy and impact you make possible\, inspired by the feel-good energy of Uncle Kracker’s ‘Drift Away’ his signature country-pop sound will set the tone for an uplifting\, unforgettable evening.\nThe annual fundraising concert gala benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County. For more than 50 years\, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County has offered unprecedented access to resources to empower youth to reach their full potential through meaningful mentoring relationships. These mentoring relationships build self-confidence and emotional well-being\, encourage young people to stay on a path to graduation and higher education\, and help them establish a plan for a successful future. The mission of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County is to ignite the power and promise of youth. For more information\, visit www.bbbsbroward.org.\nFor information or sponsorship opportunities\, email lisat@bbbsbroward.org or call (954) 909-8212. Tickets are available at https://www.bbbsbroward.org/deja-vu-2/.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/deja-vu-drift-away-to-summer/
LOCATION:Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino\, One Seminole Way\, Hollywood\, FL\, 33314\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tatanka Means
DESCRIPTION:Award-winning Native American actor and comedian Tatanka Means brings his signature “Native laughs” to Hollywood Hall at Seminole Classic Casino with three live shows. Catch him Thursday\, Jan. 29 at 9 p.m.\, then Friday\, Jan. 30 at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Known for his sharp wit and culturally rich storytelling\, Means has appeared in Killers of the Flower Moon\, Horizon\, HBO’s Opus and Netflix’s Ransom Canyon\, with the upcoming Yellowstone spinoff Y: Marshals on the way. Tickets start at $55 via Ticketweb.com. Guests must be 21+.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/tatanka-means/2026-01-30/2/
LOCATION:Seminole Classic Casino\, 4150 North State Road 7\, Hollywood\, FL\, 33021\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tatanka Means
DESCRIPTION:Award-winning Native American actor and comedian Tatanka Means brings his signature “Native laughs” to Hollywood Hall at Seminole Classic Casino with three live shows. Catch him Thursday\, Jan. 29 at 9 p.m.\, then Friday\, Jan. 30 at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Known for his sharp wit and culturally rich storytelling\, Means has appeared in Killers of the Flower Moon\, Horizon\, HBO’s Opus and Netflix’s Ransom Canyon\, with the upcoming Yellowstone spinoff Y: Marshals on the way. Tickets start at $55 via Ticketweb.com. Guests must be 21+.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/tatanka-means/2026-01-30/
LOCATION:Seminole Classic Casino\, 4150 North State Road 7\, Hollywood\, FL\, 33021\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tatanka Means
DESCRIPTION:Award-winning Native American actor and comedian Tatanka Means brings his signature “Native laughs” to Hollywood Hall at Seminole Classic Casino with three live shows. Catch him Thursday\, Jan. 29 at 9 p.m.\, then Friday\, Jan. 30 at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Known for his sharp wit and culturally rich storytelling\, Means has appeared in Killers of the Flower Moon\, Horizon\, HBO’s Opus and Netflix’s Ransom Canyon\, with the upcoming Yellowstone spinoff Y: Marshals on the way. Tickets start at $55 via Ticketweb.com. Guests must be 21+.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/tatanka-means/2026-01-29/
LOCATION:Seminole Classic Casino\, 4150 North State Road 7\, Hollywood\, FL\, 33021\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bay Harbor Islands Arts Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Bay Harbor Islands Arts Festival returns for the fourth year to the heart of downtown Bay Harbor Islands at the beautiful Kane Concourse. The free\, MLK holiday weekend celebration of art and culture will feature more than 60 local artists\, live performances\, local craft food and drinks\, children’s activities\, an interactive family fun zone\, and more. \nThe festival’s art showcase will highlight diverse artistic displays and works across multiple genres and mediums\, including mixed media (2-D and 3-D)\, ceramics\, digital art\, drawing and graphics\, glasswork\, jewelry\, painting (oil\, acrylic and watercolor)\, photography\, printmaking\, sculpture and metalwork\, fiber arts (wearable and 2-D)\, and woodwork. \nIn addition to its entertainment lineup\, the festival will offer a children’s interactive area with games and a variety of family-friendly activities. \nThe Bay Harbor Islands Art Festival is free and open to the public. Pets are welcome.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/bay-harbor-islands-arts-festival/2026-01-19/
LOCATION:Kane Concourse\, 33156 Kane Concourse\, Bay Harbor Islands\, FL\, 33154\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bay Harbor Islands Arts Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Bay Harbor Islands Arts Festival returns for the fourth year to the heart of downtown Bay Harbor Islands at the beautiful Kane Concourse. The free\, MLK holiday weekend celebration of art and culture will feature more than 60 local artists\, live performances\, local craft food and drinks\, children’s activities\, an interactive family fun zone\, and more. \nThe festival’s art showcase will highlight diverse artistic displays and works across multiple genres and mediums\, including mixed media (2-D and 3-D)\, ceramics\, digital art\, drawing and graphics\, glasswork\, jewelry\, painting (oil\, acrylic and watercolor)\, photography\, printmaking\, sculpture and metalwork\, fiber arts (wearable and 2-D)\, and woodwork. \nIn addition to its entertainment lineup\, the festival will offer a children’s interactive area with games and a variety of family-friendly activities. \nThe Bay Harbor Islands Art Festival is free and open to the public. Pets are welcome.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/bay-harbor-islands-arts-festival/2026-01-18/
LOCATION:Kane Concourse\, 33156 Kane Concourse\, Bay Harbor Islands\, FL\, 33154\, United States
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SUMMARY:Palm Beach Symphony Masterworks Series Concert Featuring Guest Cellist Alisa Weilerstein
DESCRIPTION:Alisa Weilerstein\, cello\, and conducted by Gerard Schwarz. \nDaniel Asia: Gateways\nDmitry Shostakovich: Cello Concerto No. 1 in E-Flat Major\, Op. 107\nRichard Strauss: An Alpine Symphony\, Op. 64 \nIt promises to be unforgettable night of emotional intensity and orchestral majesty when cellist Alisa Weilerstein\, renowned for her passionate and precise interpretations\, performs Shostakovich’s gripping Cello Concerto No. 1. The evening begins with Daniel Asia’s thought-provoking Gateways and culminates in the awe-inspiring sweep of Strauss’ Alpine Symphony. \nOne of the foremost cellists of our time\, Weilerstein was recognized with a MacArthur “genius grant” Fellowship in 2011. Today her career is truly global in scope\, taking her to the most prestigious international venues for solo recitals\, chamber concerts and concerto collaborations with preeminent conductors and orchestras worldwide.\nWith her multi-season solo cello project\, FRAGMENTS\, Weilerstein aims to reimagine the concert experience. Comprising six programs\, each an hour long\, the series sees her weave together the 36 movements of Bach’s solo cello suites with 27 newly commissioned works. Performed in a multisensory production directed by Elkhanah Pulitzer\, featuring responsive lighting and scenic elements\, each program offers a fully immersive and visceral listening experience. \nWeilerstein is committed to expanding the cello repertoire by premiering concertos written for her by three leading contemporary composers: Joan Tower’s A New Day (2021)\, Matthias Pintscher’s un despertar (2017)\, and Pascal Dusapin’s Outscape (2016). During the 2024-2025 season\, Weilerstein gave the world European premieres of a new concerto by Thomas Larcher with the commissioning New York Philharmonic and Bavarian Radio Symphony; premiered Richard Blackford’s new concerto with the commissioning Czech Philharmonic; and gave the world\, Colombian and New York premieres of Gabriela Ortiz’s new concerto\, a Los Angeles Philharmonic and Carnegie Hall co-commission\, with Gustavo Dudamel and the orchestra at Disney Hall\, Bogotá’s Teatro Mayor and Carnegie Hall. \nWeilerstein has appeared with all the major orchestras of the United States\, Europe and Asia. In 2009\, she was one of four artists invited by Michelle Obama to participate in a widely celebrated and high-profile classical music event at the White House\, featuring student workshops hosted by the First Lady and performances in front of an audience that included President Obama and the First Family. A month later\, Weilerstein toured Venezuela as soloist with the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra under Dudamel and has since made numerous return visits to teach and perform with the orchestra as part of its famed El Sistemamusic education program. \nBorn into a musical family in 1982\, Weilerstein is the daughter of violinist Donald Weilerstein and pianist Vivian Hornik Weilerstein and the sister of conductor Joshua Weilerstein. She discovered her love for the cello at just two and a half when she had chicken pox and her grandmother assembled a makeshift set of instruments from cereal boxes to entertain her. Although immediately drawn to the Rice Krispies box cello\, Weilerstein soon grew frustrated that it didn’t produce any sound. After persuading her parents to buy her a real cello at the age of four\, she developed a natural affinity for the instrument and gave her first public performance six months later. In 1995\, at 13\, she made her professional concert debut\, playing Tchaikovsky’s Rococo Variations with the Cleveland Orchestra\, and in March 1997 she made her first Carnegie Hall appearance with the New York Youth Symphony. A graduate of the Young Artist Program at the Cleveland Institute of Music\, Weilerstein also holds a degree in history from Columbia University. \nWeilerstein was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D) at nine years old\, and is a staunch advocate for the T1D community\, serving as a consultant for the biotechnology company eGenesis and as a Celebrity Advocate for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF)\, the world leader in T1D research. She is married to Venezuelan conductor Rafael Payare\, with whom she has two young children. \nAbout Palm Beach Symphony\nPalm Beach Symphony is South Florida’s premier orchestra known for its diverse repertoire and commitment to community. Founded in 1974\, this 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization adheres to a mission of engaging\, educating\, and entertaining the greater community of the Palm Beaches through live performances of inspiring orchestral music. The orchestra is celebrated for delivering spirited performances by first-rate musicians and distinguished guest artists. Recognized by The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County with a 2020 Muse Award for Outstanding Community Engagement\, Palm Beach Symphony continues to expand its education and community outreach programs with children’s concerts\, student coaching sessions and master classes\, instrument donations and free public concerts that have reached more than 90\,000 students in recent years. For more information\, visit www.palmbeachsymphony.org. \nProud sponsors of Palm Beach Symphony include Cindy and Jerome Canty\, Mrs. James N. Bay\, Carol and Harold Baxter\, C. Kenneth and Laura Baxter Foundation\, Inc.\, Kathy Lee Bickham and John Bickham\, Leslie Rogers Blum\, Jeffrey and Tina Bolton\, James R. Borynack and Adolfo Zaralegui / FINDLAY Galleries\, Jerome J. Claeys\, Thomas and Carol Bruce\, Amy and John T. Collins\, The Colony Hotel\, Suzanne Mott Dansby\, The David Minkin Foundation\, Michelle DuBois and James Roiter\, Ray K. Farris\, Mary and Will Demory\, Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Foundation\, Willard H. Dow and Kelly Winter\, Dr. Richard and Diane Farber\, Bill and Kem Frick/The Frick Foundation\, Inc.\, Edith Hall Friedheim/Eric Friedheim Foundation\, Gerry Gibian and Marjorie Yashar\, Paul* and Sandra Goldner\, Douglas and Jo Gressette\, Irwin and Janet Gusman\, Walter Harper\, Thomas E. Harvey & Cathleen P. Black Foundation\, Doris Hastings Foundation\, Carol S. and Joseph Andrew Hays\, John Herrick\, Addison Hines Charitable Trust\, Lisa and George Hines\, HSS Florida\, Charles and Ann Johnson/The C and A Johnson Family Foundation\, Elaine Kay\, Aban and Percy Kavasmaneck\, Leonard and Norma Klorfine Foundation\, The Kovner Foundation\, Gary and Linda Lachman/The Lachman Family Foundation\, Patricia Lambrecht/The Lambrecht Family Foundation\, Donald C. McGraw Foundation\, The Honorable Bonnie McElveen-Hunter\, The McNulty Charitable Foundation\, Tish Messinger\, David Moscow\, Palm Beach Design Masters\, Park Foundation\, Patrick and Milly Park\, Nancy and Ellis J. Parker\, III\, PNC Private Bank\, Lois Pope\, Provident Jewelry\, Ari Rifkin/The Len-Ari Foundation\, Dr. Martha Rodriguez and Dr. Jesus Perez-Mendez\, Annette Urso Rickel Foundation\, Karen Hunt Rogers\, The Honorable Ronald A. Rosenfeld\, David Schafer\, Seth Sprague Foundation\, Robin B. Smith\, Kimberly V. Strauss\, Don and Mary Thompson\, Jerome and Carol Trautschold\, Sieglinde Wikstrom/The Wikstrom Foundation\, and The Ann Eden Woodward Foundation/James and Judy Woods.\n*Deceased
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/palm-beach-symphony-masterworks-series-concert-featuring-guest-cellist-alisa-weilerstein/
LOCATION:Kravis Center for the Performing Arts\, 701 Okeechobee Blvd.\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Symphony Sessions: Lunch & Learns hosted by Palm Beach Symphony Assistant Conductor Harris Han
DESCRIPTION:This installment of Symphony Sessions: Lunch & Learns will be hosted by Palm Beach Symphony Assistant Conductor Harris Han. Individual tickets are $125 per lunch and learn. During these informal and informative sessions\, guests will enjoy a three-course gourmet lunch catered by SandyJames Fine Food & Productions and a selection of wines curated by Palm Beach Symphony sponsor Private Cask Imports while deepening their connection with the musicians and performances through a glimpse behind the curtain of how the Symphony prepares for concerts\, selects repertoire and more. Attendees will learn about the subject matter and composers that will be performed during the upcoming concert\, while enriching their concert experience. Complimentary valet parking is provided. \nAt this Lunch & Learn\, Harris Han will discuss the January 13 concert featuring guest cellist Alisa Weilerstein\, who will perform Shostakovich’s gripping Cello Concerto No. 1. The evening begins with Daniel Asia’s thought-provoking Gateways and culminates in the awe-inspiring sweep of Strauss’ Alpine Symphony. \nAbout Harris Han\nHarris Han serves as the Assistant Conductor of Palm Beach Symphony and Frost Symphony Orchestra. He is the winner of the 2025 Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra Conducting Fellowship and\, on the recommendation of the orchestra and Music Director Jaap van Zweden\, led the orchestra in a performance of Bartok’s Concerto for Orchestra in Lotte Concert Hall. In past seasons\, he has served as Assistant Conductor of the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra (NY)\, Ypsilanti Symphony Orchestra (MI)\, Ithaca College Opera Studio (NY) and as a cover conducting of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (MI). He was invited to the Bach and Beyond Baroque Music Festival in Fredonia\, NY for many summers as harpsichord soloist and violinist. Harris has received additional training via the 2024 Riccardo Muti Opera Academy in Japan\, the 2024 George Enescu Conducting Masterclass in Romania and the Pierre Monteux Festival and School in Hancock\, Maine where he served as Assistant Conductor and Violinist in 2023 and 2024. He was also a Conducting Scholar at Greensboro\, North Carolina’s Eastern Music Festival in 2022. \nIn May 2025\, Han graduated from the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami with a Master of Music in Orchestra Conducting. A trained pianist and violinist\, he has served as a collaborative pianist at the University of Miami\, Florida International University\, the University of Michigan\, Cornell University and Ithaca College. He has played violin and piano with the Symphony of the Americas\, West Virginia Symphony Orchestra\, Cayuga Chamber Orchestra and Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra. He holds a Bachelor of Music in Piano and Violin Performance from Ithaca College School of Music where he studied piano with Charis Dimaras and violin with Calvin Wiersma. At Ithaca\, Han won the 2022 Mary Hayes North Competition for senior piano majors and the 2020 Concerto Competition. Conducting teachers include Jaap van Zweden\, Palm Beach Symphony Music Director Gerard Schwarz\, Cristian Macelaru\, Kenneth Kiesler\, Hugh Wolff and Grant Cooper. Han is the recipient of the 2025 Career Assistance Award from The Solti Foundation U.S. \nAbout Palm Beach Symphony\nPalm Beach Symphony is South Florida’s premier orchestra known for its diverse repertoire and commitment to community. Founded in 1974\, this 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization adheres to a mission of engaging\, educating\, and entertaining the greater community of the Palm Beaches through live performances of inspiring orchestral music. The orchestra is celebrated for delivering spirited performances by first-rate musicians and distinguished guest artists. Recognized by The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County with a 2020 Muse Award for Outstanding Community Engagement\, Palm Beach Symphony continues to expand its education and community outreach programs with children’s concerts\, student coaching sessions and master classes\, instrument donations and free public concerts that have reached more than 90\,000 students in recent years. For more information\, visit www.palmbeachsymphony.org. \nProud sponsors of Palm Beach Symphony include Cindy and Jerome Canty\, Mrs. James N. Bay\, Carol and Harold Baxter\, C. Kenneth and Laura Baxter Foundation\, Inc.\, Kathy Lee Bickham and John Bickham\, Leslie Rogers Blum\, Jeffrey and Tina Bolton\, James R. Borynack and Adolfo Zaralegui / FINDLAY Galleries\, Jerome J. Claeys\, Thomas and Carol Bruce\, Amy and John T. Collins\, The Colony Hotel\, Suzanne Mott Dansby\, The David Minkin Foundation\, Michelle DuBois and James Roiter\, Ray K. Farris\, Mary and Will Demory\, Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Foundation\, Willard H. Dow and Kelly Winter\, Dr. Richard and Diane Farber\, Bill and Kem Frick/The Frick Foundation\, Inc.\, Edith Hall Friedheim/Eric Friedheim Foundation\, Gerry Gibian and Marjorie Yashar\, Paul* and Sandra Goldner\, Douglas and Jo Gressette\, Irwin and Janet Gusman\, Walter Harper\, Thomas E. Harvey & Cathleen P. Black Foundation\, Doris Hastings Foundation\, Carol S. and Joseph Andrew Hays\, John Herrick\, Addison Hines Charitable Trust\, Lisa and George Hines\, HSS Florida\, Charles and Ann Johnson/The C and A Johnson Family Foundation\, Elaine Kay\, Aban and Percy Kavasmaneck\, Leonard and Norma Klorfine Foundation\, The Kovner Foundation\, Gary and Linda Lachman/The Lachman Family Foundation\, Patricia Lambrecht/The Lambrecht Family Foundation\, Donald C. McGraw Foundation\, The Honorable Bonnie McElveen-Hunter\, The McNulty Charitable Foundation\, Tish Messinger\, David Moscow\, Palm Beach Design Masters\, Park Foundation\, Patrick and Milly Park\, Nancy and Ellis J. Parker\, III\, PNC Private Bank\, Lois Pope\, Provident Jewelry\, Ari Rifkin/The Len-Ari Foundation\, Dr. Martha Rodriguez and Dr. Jesus Perez-Mendez\, Annette Urso Rickel Foundation\, Karen Hunt Rogers\, The Honorable Ronald A. Rosenfeld\, David Schafer\, Seth Sprague Foundation\, Robin B. Smith\, Kimberly V. Strauss\, Don and Mary Thompson\, Jerome and Carol Trautschold\, Sieglinde Wikstrom/The Wikstrom Foundation\, and The Ann Eden Woodward Foundation/James and Judy Woods.\n*Deceased
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/symphony-sessions-lunch-learns-hosted-by-palm-beach-symphony-assistant-conductor-harris-han/
LOCATION:The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties Building (Symphony’s conference room)\, 700 S. Dixie Hwy.\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Presentation of the film La verbena de Rubén Sánchez
DESCRIPTION:Rubén Sánchez is premiering ‘La Verbena’\, a medium-length film produced by Carla Fernández. The story stars Gabriel D’Almeida (Xavier Dolan’s Matthias & Maxime) and Robin Reese\, and also stars Aida Quintana\, Meri Anglès\, Paula Lucas\, Marga Leão\, Joma and Serigne Sylla. Filming took place in Barcelona. \nThe production is an aesthetic\, narrative and conceptual challenge that focuses on the reunion of Alex and Marc\, marked by two events that have an impact on both characters. On the one hand\, Gabriel D’Almeida plays Alex\, a young man about to become a father who struggles with the acceptance of his homosexuality. On the other\, Robin Reese plays Marc\, his best friend\, who brings with him a piece of news that they both have to come to terms with. Throughout the film\, the characters evolve\, revealing their secrets to self-acceptance. \nCarla Fernández is producing her first film with Rubén Sánchez\, who recently released ‘Furias’ on Prime Video and Filmin. Both wanted to tell this LGTBI-themed story to reflect the difficulty of coming to terms with one’s sexual identity. \nAccording to Rubén Sánchez: ‘I believe that cinema can change the way we look at many things\, and Gabriel and Robin have taken on a very complicated role\, giving an exceptional performance. Like the other actors in this film\, Gabriel and Robin are wonderful and I’m convinced that their careers will be brilliant. I based the acting on a relationship of trust between the director and the actors to build. \nCarla Fernández is producing her first film with Rubén Sánchez\, who recently released ‘Furias’ on Prime Video and Filmin. Both wanted to tell this story on the theme of LGTBI to reflect the difficulty of coming to terms with one’s sexual identity. \nIt is an aesthetic\, narrative and conceptual challenge that focuses on the reunion of Alex and Marc\, marked by two events that have an impact on both characters. On the one hand\, Gabriel D’Almeida plays Alex\, a young man who is about to become a father and is struggling with the acceptance of his homosexuality. On the other hand\, Robin Reese plays Marc\, his best friend\, who brings with him news that they both must come to terms with. Throughout the film\, the characters evolve\, revealing their secrets in order to accept themselves. \nSynopsis\nOn a hot summer’s night in Barcelona\, Alex (Gabriel D’Almeida) and his girlfriend Anna (Aida Quintana) get together with their friends to enjoy a lively party. The unexpected arrival of Marc (Robin Reese)\, an old friend of Alex’s from London\, brings with it revelations that challenge their relationship and explode their secrets. As the party progresses\, the characters are forced to confront their own fears and desires in a festive atmosphere. Vervain becomes a catalyst for introspection and self-discovery\, testing the bonds of friendship and love. It’s a heartfelt and moving exploration of personal relationships and the complexity of human bonds over the course of an unforgettable evening.
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LOCATION:Czech Republic
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SUMMARY:Palm Beach Symphony Masterworks Series Concert Featuring Guest Pianist Misha Dichter
DESCRIPTION:Misha Dichter\, piano\, and conducted by Gerard Schwarz. \nNikolai Rimsky-Korsakov: The Snow Maiden Suite\nSergei Rachmaninoff: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini\, Op. 43\nGabriela Lena Frank: Elegía Andina “Andean Elegy”\nManuel de Falla: The Three Cornered Hat \nDuring a program full of vivid storytelling\, bold rhythms and international flair\, Misha Dichter\, one of the foremost American pianists of our time\, brings his commanding artistry to Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. The concert opens with Rimsky-Korsakov’s colorful Snow Maiden Suite and continues with Gabriela Lena Frank’s vibrant Elegía Andina and de Falla’s fiery The Three Cornered Hat. \nDichter was born in Shanghai to parents who fled Poland at the outbreak of World War II. Dichter and his family moved to Los Angeles when he was two and he began studying the piano at five. At 20\, while enrolled at the famed Juilliard School in New York City\, he won the silver medal at the 1966 International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow\, which helped launch an enviable concert career. Shortly thereafter\, on August 14\, 1966\, Dichter was the guest soloist in a Tanglewood performance of Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 with Erich Leinsdorf and the Boston Symphony Orchestra\, a concert that was broadcast nationally on NBC and subsequently recorded for RCA. Two years later\, he made his New York Philharmonic debut under the baton of Leonard Bernstein\, collaborating on the same concerto. Appearances with the Berlin Philharmonic\, Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw Orchestra\, the principal London orchestras and every major American orchestra soon followed. Dichter’s discography is legendary\, iconic and musically omnivorous\, encompassing the major scores of Beethoven\, Brahms\, Chopin\, Gershwin\, Liszt\, Mussorgsky\, Schubert\, Schumann\, Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky. \nIn 2007\, Dichter took a three-month hiatus from the concert stage to deal with the onset of Dupuytren’s Disease\, a contracting of one or more fingers. After successful surgery and physical therapy\, he returned to public performance and became a supporter of\, and spokesperson for\, the American Society for Surgery of the Hand. Dichter is also an accomplished writer\, having contributed articles to many leading publications including The New York Times\, and a talented sketch artist. In 2012\, he released an e-book titled “A Pianist’s World in Drawings” of his music-related illustrations. \nFiercely dedicated to extending his artistic traditions to new generations of pianists\, Dichter conducts widely attended masterclasses at major conservatories\, universities and music festivals including Aspen\, Curtis\, Eastman\, Harvard\, Juilliard\, Yale and Holland’s Conservatorium van Amsterdam. \nAbout Palm Beach Symphony\nPalm Beach Symphony is South Florida’s premier orchestra known for its diverse repertoire and commitment to community. Founded in 1974\, this 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization adheres to a mission of engaging\, educating\, and entertaining the greater community of the Palm Beaches through live performances of inspiring orchestral music. The orchestra is celebrated for delivering spirited performances by first-rate musicians and distinguished guest artists. Recognized by The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County with a 2020 Muse Award for Outstanding Community Engagement\, Palm Beach Symphony continues to expand its education and community outreach programs with children’s concerts\, student coaching sessions and master classes\, instrument donations and free public concerts that have reached more than 90\,000 students in recent years. For more information\, visit www.palmbeachsymphony.org. \nProud sponsors of Palm Beach Symphony include Cindy and Jerome Canty\, Mrs. James N. Bay\, Carol and Harold Baxter\, C. Kenneth and Laura Baxter Foundation\, Inc.\, JoAnne Berkow\, Kathy Lee Bickham and John Bickham\, Leslie Rogers Blum\, Yvonne S. Boice Trust and Alfred Zucaro\, Jeffrey and Tina Bolton\, James R. Borynack and Adolfo Zaralegui / FINDLAY Galleries\, Jerome J. Claeys\, Thomas and Carol Bruce\, CIBC Private Wealth\, Amy and John T. Collins\, The Colony Hotel\, CORPGOV\, Suzanne Mott Dansby\, The David Minkin Foundation\, Michelle DuBois and James Roiter\, Ray K. Farris\, Mary and Will Demory\, Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Foundation\, Willard H. Dow and Kelly Winter\, Dr. Richard and Diane Farber\, Bill and Kem Frick/The Frick Foundation\, Inc.\, Edith Hall Friedheim/Eric Friedheim Foundation\, Gerry Gibian and Marjorie Yashar\, Paul* and Sandra Goldner\, Douglas and Jo Gressette\, Irwin and Janet Gusman\, Walter Harper\, Thomas E. Harvey & Cathleen P. Black Foundation\, Doris Hastings Foundation\, Carol S. and Joseph Andrew Hays\, John Herrick\, Addison Hines Charitable Trust\, Lisa and George Hines\, HSS Florida\, IPO Edge\, Charles and Ann Johnson/The C and A Johnson Family Foundation\, Elaine Kay\, Aban and Percy Kavasmaneck\, Leonard and Norma Klorfine Foundation\, The Kovner Foundation\, Gary and Linda Lachman/The Lachman Family Foundation\, Patricia Lambrecht/The Lambrecht Family Foundation\, Donald C. McGraw Foundation\, The Honorable Bonnie McElveen-Hunter\, The McNulty Charitable Foundation\, Tish Messinger\, David Moscow\, Palm Beach Design Masters\, Park Foundation\, Patrick and Milly Park\, Nancy and Ellis J. Parker\, III\, PNC Private Bank\, Lois Pope\, Provident Jewelry\, Ari Rifkin/The Len-Ari Foundation\, Dr. Martha Rodriguez and Dr. Jesus Perez-Mendez\, Annette Urso Rickel Foundation\, Karen Hunt Rogers\, The Honorable Ronald A. Rosenfeld\, David Schafer\, Seth Sprague Foundation\, Robin B. Smith\, Kimberly V. Strauss\, Don and Mary Thompson\, Jerome and Carol Trautschold\, Sieglinde Wikstrom/The Wikstrom Foundation\, and The Ann Eden Woodward Foundation/James and Judy Woods.\n*Deceased
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/palm-beach-symphony-masterworks-series-concert-featuring-guest-pianist-misha-dichter/
LOCATION:Kravis Center for the Performing Arts\, 701 Okeechobee Blvd.\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Symphony Sessions: Lunch & Learns hosted by Palm Beach Symphony principal cellist Claudio Jaffé
DESCRIPTION:This installment of Symphony Sessions: Lunch & Learns will be hosted by principal cellist Claudio Jaffé. Individual tickets are $125 per lunch and learn or a subscription package is available for $600 for admission to all six. During these informal and informative sessions\, guests will enjoy a three-course gourmet lunch catered by SandyJames Fine Food & Productions and a selection of wines curated by Palm Beach Symphony sponsor Private Cask Imports while deepening their connection with the musicians and performances through a glimpse behind the curtain of how the Symphony prepares for concerts\, selects repertoire and more. Attendees will learn about the subject matter and composers that will be performed during the upcoming concert\, while enriching their concert experience. Complimentary valet parking is provided. \nAt this Lunch & Learn\, Jaffé will discuss the December 16 concert featuring guest pianist Misha Dichter\, one of the foremost American pianists of our time\, who will bring his commanding artistry to Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. The concert opens with Rimsky-Korsakov’s colorful Snow Maiden Suite and continues with Gabriela Lena Frank’s vibrant Elegía Andina and de Falla’s fiery Three Cornered Hat. \nHeld the Thursday preceding each concert\, Lunch & Learns are also scheduled for Jan. 8\, Feb. 26\, April 16 and May 14. \nAbout Claudia Jaffé\nCellist Claudio Jaffé launched his solo performance career at the age of 11 with an orchestral debut in his native Brazil. His recitals and guest solo appearances with multiple orchestras have brought him to play in prestigious artistic centers around the world including New York City\, London\, Tokyo\, Ottawa\, Rio de Janeiro\, São Paulo and Buenos Aires. The “New York Times” describes Jaffé as “an elegant and accomplished artist” of “taste\, technique\, musicianship and a contagious youthful enthusiasm.” He is principal cellist of the Florida Grand Opera and Palm Beach Symphony and Music Director of the Florida Youth Orchestra. A prize winner in numerous national and international competitions\, Jaffé received four degrees from Yale University including a Doctor of Musical Arts. He served as dean of the Lynn University Conservatory of Music and created its Preparatory Division\, began the Strings Program at St. Andrew’s School in Boca Raton\, has conducted the Florida Youth Orchestra for more than 25 years\, performed as member of the Delray String Quartet for more than 10 seasons and taught at Palm Beach Atlantic University. He’s conducted\, performed and taught at the Santa Catarina Music Festival and performs regularly at the Sunflower and Buzzards Bay Music Festivals.  \nAbout Palm Beach Symphony\nPalm Beach Symphony is South Florida’s premier orchestra known for its diverse repertoire and commitment to community. Founded in 1974\, this 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization adheres to a mission of engaging\, educating\, and entertaining the greater community of the Palm Beaches through live performances of inspiring orchestral music. The orchestra is celebrated for delivering spirited performances by first-rate musicians and distinguished guest artists. Recognized by The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County with a 2020 Muse Award for Outstanding Community Engagement\, Palm Beach Symphony continues to expand its education and community outreach programs with children’s concerts\, student coaching sessions and master classes\, instrument donations and free public concerts that have reached more than 90\,000 students in recent years.  For more information\, visit www.palmbeachsymphony.org. \nProud sponsors of Palm Beach Symphony include Cindy and Jerome Canty\, Mrs. James N. Bay\, Carol and Harold Baxter\, C. Kenneth and Laura Baxter Foundation\, Inc.\, Kathy Lee Bickham and John Bickham\, Leslie Rogers Blum\, Jeffrey and Tina Bolton\, James R. Borynack and Adolfo Zaralegui / FINDLAY Galleries\, Jerome J. Claeys\, Thomas and Carol Bruce\, Amy and John T. Collins\, The Colony Hotel\, Suzanne Mott Dansby\, The David Minkin Foundation\, Michelle DuBois and James Roiter\, Ray K. Farris\, Mary and Will Demory\, Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Foundation\,  Willard H. Dow and Kelly Winter\, Dr. Richard and Diane Farber\, Bill and Kem Frick/The Frick Foundation\, Inc.\, Edith Hall Friedheim/Eric Friedheim Foundation\, Gerry Gibian and Marjorie Yashar\, Paul* and Sandra Goldner\, Douglas and Jo Gressette\, Irwin and Janet Gusman\, Walter Harper\, Thomas E. Harvey & Cathleen P. Black Foundation\, Doris Hastings Foundation\, Carol S. and Joseph Andrew Hays\, John Herrick\, Addison Hines Charitable Trust\, Lisa and George Hines\, HSS Florida\, Charles and Ann Johnson/The C and A Johnson Family Foundation\, Elaine Kay\, Aban and Percy Kavasmaneck\, Leonard and Norma Klorfine Foundation\, The Kovner Foundation\, Gary and Linda Lachman/The Lachman Family Foundation\, Patricia Lambrecht/The Lambrecht Family Foundation\, Donald C. McGraw Foundation\, The Honorable Bonnie McElveen-Hunter\, The McNulty Charitable Foundation\, Tish Messinger\, David Moscow\, Palm Beach Design Masters\, Park Foundation\, Patrick and Milly Park\, Nancy and Ellis J. Parker\, III\, PNC Private Bank\, Lois Pope\, Provident Jewelry\, Ari Rifkin/The Len-Ari Foundation\, Dr. Martha Rodriguez and Dr. Jesus Perez-Mendez\, Annette Urso Rickel Foundation\, Karen Hunt Rogers\, The Honorable Ronald A. Rosenfeld\, David Schafer\, Seth Sprague Foundation\, Robin B. Smith\, Kimberly V. Strauss\, Don and Mary Thompson\, Jerome and Carol Trautschold\, Sieglinde Wikstrom/The Wikstrom Foundation\, and The Ann Eden Woodward Foundation/James and Judy Woods.\n*Deceased
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/symphony-sessions-lunch-learns-hosted-by-palm-beach-symphony-principal-cellist-claudio-jaffe-2/
LOCATION:The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties Building (Symphony’s conference room)\, 700 S. Dixie Hwy.\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lung Cancer Awareness Day Event
DESCRIPTION:Holy Cross Health invites community members to attend a free Lung Cancer Awareness Day event on Thursday\, December 4\, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the lobby of Holy Cross Health\, 4725 North Federal Highway\, Fort Lauderdale. Guests will have the opportunity to learn about risk factors\, early detection and screening eligibility. For more information\, call (954) 542-2428 or email Heather.Ketron@holy-cross.com.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/lung-cancer-awareness-day-event/
LOCATION:Holy Cross Health\, 4725 N. Federal Highway\, Fort Lauderdale\, FL\, 33308\, United States
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SUMMARY:Grow with Google: Workshop for Local Businesses
DESCRIPTION:Learn how Google works for you and your business. In this workshop\, discover the latest Google tools and search engine optimization strategies for building your online presence.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/grow-with-google-workshop-for-local-businesses/
LOCATION:Google Store Aventura\, 19501 Biscayne Blvd\, Aventura\, 33180\, United States
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SUMMARY:Palm Beach Symphony’s Music\, Maestros & Masters: How the Arts Fuel Body\, Mind and Soul
DESCRIPTION:Palm Beach Symphony will host its annual Music\, Maestros & Masters: How the Arts Fuel Body\, Mind and Soul on Thursday\, November 13 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Leading voices in music\, science\, health and athletics will come together for this intimate and inspiring evening at the Elinor Bernon Rosenthal Lifelong Learning Complex at Florida Atlantic University (FAU)\, 5353 Parkside Drive in Jupiter. The thought-provoking panel discussion will explore how the arts\, especially music\, fuel physical performance\, cognitive vitality and emotional wellness. \nThis year’s expert panelists include Shawn Berry\, founder/artistic director of the Young Singers of Palm the Palm Beaches; Kathleen L. Davenport\, M.D.\, spine and sports medicine physiatrist at Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS); and Latin Grammy Award-winning trombonist Domingo Pagliuca\, Palm Beach Symphony principal trombonist. The insightful conversation will be moderated by Kevin Wilt\, Ph.D.\, Department of Music Chair\, Associate Professor and Composer-in-Residence at the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts & Letters at FAU. \nThe evening will also feature live vignette musical performances by Palm Beach Symphony musicians\, FAU faculty and singers from Young Singers of the Palm Beaches\, an award-winning children’s choir whose members learn life skills through music. The organization provides children with an atmosphere of artistic excellence in which they develop teamwork and leadership skills\, form supportive friendships and serve as community ambassadors.  \nTickets to Music\, Maestros & Masters are on sale now and may be purchased for $25 at fau.edu. Students under the age of 16 are invited to attend for free with a registered adult. \nMeet the Speakers\nShawn Berry is Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Young Singers of the Palm Beaches. Under his leadership\, the organization has grown to seven choirs with more than 350 singers in its core program and over 1\,000 children in its after-school programs. Berry graduated with honors from Marshall University in Huntington\, West Virginia\, where he earned his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in Music Education. He worked in public schools for 24 years in the areas of vocal and instrumental music with all grade levels. Berry started his teaching career as Band Director in Huntington at Beverly Hills Junior High and Huntington High School. In 1989\, he moved to Florida where he taught for 15 years at the elementary\, middle and high school levels\, most recently at Bak Middle School of the Arts. While directing choirs in Palm Beach County\, Berry had choruses selected to perform at state\, divisional and national American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) Conventions. In addition\, his choruses were award winners at numerous festivals including Music in the Parks and Heritage Festivals. He has conducted honor and all-county band and choirs in Florida\, West Virginia and North Carolina. The Cultural Council of Palm Beach County awarded him the Randolph A. Frank Prize Award for Performing Arts Educator and Clyde Fyfe Award. He is an active composer and arranger and has numerous publications with a variety of publishing houses. He’s professionally affiliated with American Society of Composers\, Authors\, and Publishers (ASCAP) and American Choral Directors Association (ACDA). His compositions have been performed by choirs at both local and national venues. In February 2014\, Berry served as accompanist for the Shawnee Press 75-year Celebration at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Additionally\, he’s the Music Director at the Unity Church of Delray Beach\, Repertoire and Resource Chair for Children and Youth Choirs for the Florida ACDA\, and an adjudicator for the Florida Vocal Association. \nKathleen L. Davenport\, M.D. is a fellowship trained sports\, performing arts and dance medicine physician. She is active in research and lectures nationally and internationally to advance wellness in athletes of all abilities and disciplines. Her primary focus is optimizing patient wellness through innovative and collaborative care. Dr. Davenport completed her Doctor of Medicine at the University of South Florida in Tampa\, where she was received an award for Excellence in Medical Humanities and the Joseph Collin’s Foundation of New York Scholarship. She completed her residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Washington in Seattle. While there\, she helped found Seattle Performing Arts and Dance Medicine\, including a free dance medicine clinic. She graduated residency with the Outstanding Resident Research Award\, having completed research on dance injuries\, dancer access to healthcare and concussions in soccer players. Dr. Davenport then completed a Spine and Sports Fellowship at HSS in New York City\, where she worked with dance medicine physicians and published articles on hip injuries and platelet-rich plasma injections. Dr. Davenport is the Company Physician for Miami City Ballet\, serves on the Boards of Directors for the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science\, Seattle Performing Arts and Dance Medicine\, and Boca Ballet Theatre. She is also on the Executive Committee of the Dance/USA Task Force on Dancer Health. \nDomingo Pagliuca is a Latin Grammy Award-winning trombonist who graduated with honors from the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami with bachelor’s and master’s degrees in instrumental performance. His versatility as an instrumentalist in different musical genres has led him to be one of the most in-demand musicians in his native Venezuela and Latin America for recording sessions and musical productions in the commercial field. Currently\, Pagliuca plays with the world-renowned Boston Brass\, serves as Principal Trombone of Palm Beach Symphony and Principal Trombone of the Florida Grand Opera Orchestra. \nKevin Wilt\, Ph.D. is Department of Music Chair\, Associate Professor and Composer-in-Residence at the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts & Letters at FAU. He also composes music for a variety of ensembles that balance sophistication with accessibility and experimentation with solid craftsmanship. He recently composed AutoBonn for Michael Francis and The Florida Orchestra in honor of Beethoven’s 250th birthday. Wilt was a recent resident at the Millay Colony for the Arts and winner of the Music Teachers National Association Commission in Florida. He won the Fresh Squeezed Opera Call for Scores with his chamber opera\, Prix Fixe\, and the Musical Chairs Chamber Ensemble Composer Search. He was awarded a grant by the Atlantic Coast Conference Band Directors Association to create Urban Impressions\, a multi-movement work for large wind ensemble. He was a finalist for the ASCAP/CBDNA Frederick Fennel Prize\, the Symphony Number One Call for Scores III\, the Hartford Opera Theater Call for Scores and the American Prize in orchestra\, band and chamber music categories. Wilt’s recent performances include those by the Space Coast Symphony Orchestra\, Sydney Contemporary Orchestra\, Boston New Music Initiative\, Fifth House Ensemble\, h2 Quartet\, Project Fusion\, Apollo Fund\, SHUFFLE Concert\, Mexico City Woodwind Quintet\, ensembles at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music\, University of Texas at Austin\, Florida State University\, University of Kansas\, University of Oklahoma\, Michigan State University and Kennesaw State University\, as well as a reading by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra under Maestro Leonard Slatkin. Wilt is equally at home composing for film and television\, earning a Michigan Emmy® Award Nomination for Best Musical Composition. Other film projects include The Inevitable\, The Happy Couple\, a string quartet for the short film Renegade and The Wars of Other Men. He holds a Doctor of Musical Arts in Composition from Michigan State University\, where he studied with Ricardo Lorenz. He completed his master’s degree in music composition at MSU\, working with Jere Hutcheson and Charles Ruggiero\, and his bachelor’s degree in music composition and theory from Wayne State University in Detroit\, Michigan\, where he studied with James Hartway. His works are published by Whistling Vine Music and Murphy Music Press. \nProud sponsors of Palm Beach Symphony include Cindy and Jerome Canty\, Mrs. James N. Bay\, Carol and Harold Baxter\, C. Kenneth and Laura Baxter Foundation\, Inc.\, Kathy Lee Bickham and John Bickham\, Leslie Rogers Blum\, Jeffrey and Tina Bolton\, James R. Borynack and Adolfo Zaralegui / FINDLAY Galleries\, Jerome J. Claeys\, Thomas and Carol Bruce\, Amy and John T. Collins\, The Colony Hotel\, Suzanne Mott Dansby\, The David Minkin Foundation\, Michelle DuBois and James Roiter\, Ray K. Farris\, Mary and Will Demory\, Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Foundation\,  Willard H. Dow and Kelly Winter\, Dr. Richard and Diane Farber\, Bill and Kem Frick/The Frick Foundation\, Inc.\, Edith Hall Friedheim/Eric Friedheim Foundation\, Gerry Gibian and Marjorie Yashar\, Paul* and Sandra Goldner\, Douglas and Jo Gressette\, Irwin and Janet Gusman\, Walter Harper\, Thomas E. Harvey & Cathleen P. Black Foundation\, Doris Hastings Foundation\, Carol S. and Joseph Andrew Hays\, John Herrick\, Addison Hines Charitable Trust\, Lisa and George Hines\, HSS Florida\, Charles and Ann Johnson/The C and A Johnson Family Foundation\, Elaine Kay\, Aban and Percy Kavasmaneck\, Leonard and Norma Klorfine Foundation\, The Kovner Foundation\, Gary and Linda Lachman/The Lachman Family Foundation\, Patricia Lambrecht/The Lambrecht Family Foundation\, Donald C. McGraw Foundation\, The Honorable Bonnie McElveen-Hunter\, The McNulty Charitable Foundation\, Tish Messinger\, David Moscow\, Palm Beach Design Masters\, Park Foundation\, Patrick and Milly Park\, Nancy and Ellis J. Parker\, III\, PNC Private Bank\, Lois Pope\, Provident Jewelry\, Ari Rifkin/The Len-Ari Foundation\, Dr. Martha Rodriguez and Dr. Jesus Perez-Mendez\, Annette Urso Rickel Foundation\, Karen Hunt Rogers\, The Honorable Ronald A. Rosenfeld\, David Schafer\, Seth Sprague Foundation\, Robin B. Smith\, Kimberly V. Strauss\, Don and Mary Thompson\, Jerome and Carol Trautschold\, Sieglinde Wikstrom/The Wikstrom Foundation\, and The Ann Eden Woodward Foundation/James and Judy Woods.\n*Deceased \nABOUT PALM BEACH SYMPHONY\nPalm Beach Symphony is South Florida’s premier orchestra known for its diverse repertoire and commitment to community. Founded in 1974\, this 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization adheres to a mission of engaging\, educating\, and entertaining the greater community of the Palm Beaches through live performances of inspiring orchestral music. The orchestra is celebrated for delivering spirited performances by first-rate musicians and distinguished guest artists. Recognized by The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County with a 2020 Muse Award for Outstanding Community Engagement\, Palm Beach Symphony continues to expand its education and community outreach programs with children’s concerts\, student coaching sessions and master classes\, instrument donations and free public concerts that have reached more than 90\,000 students in recent years. For more information\, visit www.palmbeachsymphony.org.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/palm-beach-symphonys-music-maestros-masters-how-the-arts-fuel-body-mind-and-soul/
LOCATION:Elinor Bernon Rosenthal Lifelong Learning Complex at Florida Atlantic University\, 5353 Parkside Dr.\, Jupiter\, FL\, 33458\, United States
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SUMMARY:Palm Beach Symphony Masterworks Series Concert Featuring Guest Pianist Shelly Berg
DESCRIPTION:Shelly Berg\, piano\, and conducted by Gerard Schwarz. This afternoon’s Guest Artist is generously sponsored by Patricia Lambrecht. \nGeorge Gershwin: An American in Paris\nGeorge Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue\nAlan Hovhaness: Prelude and Quadruple Fugue\, Op. 128\nOttorino Respighi: Pines of Rome\, P. 141 \nIn this powerful launch to the season\, American innovation meets Italian grandeur. A master of jazz and classical fusion\, pianist Shelton “Shelly” Berg will perform one of George Gershwin’s most iconic works\, Rhapsody in Blue. This exhilarating season opener also features Gershwin’s An American in Paris\, the meditative beauty of Alan Hovhaness’ Prelude and Quadruple Fugue and Ottorino Respighi’s radiant Pines of Rome. \nBerg is a Steinway piano artist and five-time Grammy Award-nominated arranger\, orchestrator and producer. His newest album Alegría\, released in July 2024\, was recorded with bassist Carlitos Del Puerto and Dafnis Prieto. Berg’s original song “At Last” was nominated for a 2025 Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Composition. Prior critically acclaimed albums include Gershwin Reimagined: An American in London\, The Deep\, The Nearness of You\, Blackbird and The Will. Berg earned three Grammy nominations in the Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocal(s) category with jazz singer-lyricist Lorraine Feather and international superstar Gloria Estefan\, and a fourth Grammy nomination as co-producer of Gloria Estefan: The Standards. He earned his fifth Grammy nomination as co-arranger of “I Loves You Porgy / There’s a Boat That’s Leavin’ Soon for New York” from the 2018 album Rendezvous featuring jazz singers Clint Holmes and Dee Dee Bridgewater with the Count Basie Orchestra. \nOther recent projects include arranging\, orchestrating and co-producing the Estefan Family Christmas album\, and recording and/or performing with Tony Bennett\, Steve Miller\, Seal\, Lizz Wright\, Andra Day\, Monica Mancini\, Kari Kirkland\, Carmen Bradford\, Chris Botti\, Renée Fleming and Arturo Sandoval. He is also artistic director of The Jazz Cruise\, artistic advisor for the Jazz Roots series at the Adrienne Arsht Performing Arts Center in Miami-Dade County\, and music director of The Barclay and Beyond Jazz Orchestra at the Irvine Barclay Theatre. \nAn award-winning educator with more than 40 years of leadership in higher education\, Berg has served as Dean and Patricia L. Frost Professor of Music at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami since 2007 and announced he’ll be stepping down from that position in Spring 2026. He was previously the McCoy/Sample Professor of Jazz Studies at the Thornton School of Music at the University of Southern California and a past president of the International Association for Jazz Education (IAJE). In 2003\, he was honored as Educator of the Year by the Los Angeles Jazz Society and in 2002 received the IAJE Lawrence Berk Leadership Award. In 2000\, the Los Angeles Times named him one of three “Educators for the Millennium.” \nAbout Palm Beach Symphony\nPalm Beach Symphony is South Florida’s premier orchestra known for its diverse repertoire and commitment to community. Founded in 1974\, this 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization adheres to a mission of engaging\, educating\, and entertaining the greater community of the Palm Beaches through live performances of inspiring orchestral music. The orchestra is celebrated for delivering spirited performances by first-rate musicians and distinguished guest artists. Recognized by The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County with a 2020 Muse Award for Outstanding Community Engagement\, Palm Beach Symphony continues to expand its education and community outreach programs with children’s concerts\, student coaching sessions and master classes\, instrument donations and free public concerts that have reached more than 90\,000 students in recent years. For more information\, visit www.palmbeachsymphony.org. \nProud sponsors of Palm Beach Symphony include Cindy and Jerome Canty\, Mrs. James N. Bay\, Carol and Harold Baxter\, C. Kenneth and Laura Baxter Foundation\, Inc.\, Kathy Lee Bickham and John Bickham\, Leslie Rogers Blum\, Jeffrey and Tina Bolton\, James R. Borynack and Adolfo Zaralegui / FINDLAY Galleries\, Jerome J. Claeys\, Thomas and Carol Bruce\, Amy and John T. Collins\, The Colony Hotel\, Suzanne Mott Dansby\, The David Minkin Foundation\, Michelle DuBois and James Roiter\, Ray K. Farris\, Mary and Will Demory\, Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Foundation\, Willard H. Dow and Kelly Winter\, Dr. Richard and Diane Farber\, Bill and Kem Frick/The Frick Foundation\, Inc.\, Edith Hall Friedheim/Eric Friedheim Foundation\, Gerry Gibian and Marjorie Yashar\, Paul* and Sandra Goldner\, Douglas and Jo Gressette\, Irwin and Janet Gusman\, Walter Harper\, Thomas E. Harvey & Cathleen P. Black Foundation\, Doris Hastings Foundation\, Carol S. and Joseph Andrew Hays\, John Herrick\, Addison Hines Charitable Trust\, Lisa and George Hines\, HSS Florida\, Charles and Ann Johnson/The C and A Johnson Family Foundation\, Elaine Kay\, Aban and Percy Kavasmaneck\, Leonard and Norma Klorfine Foundation\, The Kovner Foundation\, Gary and Linda Lachman/The Lachman Family Foundation\, Patricia Lambrecht/The Lambrecht Family Foundation\, Donald C. McGraw Foundation\, The Honorable Bonnie McElveen-Hunter\, The McNulty Charitable Foundation\, Tish Messinger\, David Moscow\, Palm Beach Design Masters\, Park Foundation\, Patrick and Milly Park\, Nancy and Ellis J. Parker\, III\, PNC Private Bank\, Lois Pope\, Provident Jewelry\, Ari Rifkin/The Len-Ari Foundation\, Dr. Martha Rodriguez and Dr. Jesus Perez-Mendez\, Annette Urso Rickel Foundation\, Karen Hunt Rogers\, The Honorable Ronald A. Rosenfeld\, David Schafer\, Seth Sprague Foundation\, Robin B. Smith\, Kimberly V. Strauss\, Don and Mary Thompson\, Jerome and Carol Trautschold\, Sieglinde Wikstrom/The Wikstrom Foundation\, and The Ann Eden Woodward Foundation/James and Judy Woods.\n*Deceased
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/palm-beach-symphony-masterworks-series-concert-featuring-guest-pianist-shelly-berg/
LOCATION:Kravis Center for the Performing Arts\, 701 Okeechobee Blvd.\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Friends That Rock: Miami Benefit Concert to Support Friendship Circle of Miami
DESCRIPTION:Miami’s music and business communities are coming together for a night of rock\, costumes\, and giving back. On Saturday\, November 8\, 2025\, Magic 13 Brewing Co. will host Friends That Rock\, a live rock concert fundraiser benefiting Friendship Circle of Miami\, an organization dedicated to fostering inclusion and friendship for children\, teens\, and adults with special needs. \nThe concert will feature four live acts: SYXTY9\, Abdala\, Outlaws\, and Gauntlet Run\, all Miami-based rock bands formed by a diverse group of rock fanatics that play from anthems to international classics. Tickets will be available online and at the door ($25 online at https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/syxty9/friendsthatrock and $35 at the door)\, covering production costs to ensure that 100% of sponsorship contributions and funds raised beyond expenses are donated directly to Friendship Circle of Miami. The goal: raise over +$10\,000 for this vital community nonprofit. \n“Friendship Circle changes lives—not just for children and young adults with special needs\, but also for their families\, who receive the love\, support\, and sense of belonging they deserve. Friends That Rock is our way of celebrating inclusion while doing what we love most—playing music\,” said Fabio Brunelli of SYXTY9\, event producer. \nCommunity Partners and Early Sponsors \nWith strong local support and sponsorship from Miami-based brands\, the event has already gained impressive momentum and will be a great success for the local community. Partners thus far include META Development\, EXATA\, Rio Container Management\, Ranked Music\, Greenberg Traurig LAW\, Nicolas Group\, Gurodi\, Write Way\, Cuesta Construction\, Investee\, C&R and Emporio Dolcezza. In addition\, Magic 13 Brewing Co.\, the venue\, has partnered with the organizers as a supporter of the cause\, providing the stage\, and atmosphere that will make the evening unforgettable. \nAdditional sponsorship opportunities are available\, offering brand visibility\, on-stage mentions\, and what organizers call “the bragging rights of backing one of Miami’s most meaningful community-driven events.” \nAbout Friendship Circle of Miami \nLocated in South-Dade and serving families throughout Miami\, Friendship Circle of Miami provides friendship\, acceptance\, and inclusion to individuals with special needs while offering respite to their families and empowerment to teen volunteers. Their unique model of pairing teen mentors with individuals with special needs fills a crucial gap in the community and often sparks lifelong bonds. \nEvent Details\n• What: Friends That Rock – Benefit Concert for Friendship Circle of Miami\n• When: Saturday\, November 8\, 2025 | 8:00 pm\n• Where: Magic 13 Brewing Co.\, Miami (Free Parking)\n• Tickets: $25 online | $35 at the door (https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/syxty9/friendsthatrock)\n• Sponsorships: $1\,000 packages available (100% donated directly to Friendship Circle) \nContact for Sponsorship & Media Inquiries: Fabio Brunelli | Email: fabiofbrunelli@gmail.com | Phone: 917-943-7959 \nAbout SYXTY9\nSYXTY9 is a Miami-based rock band formed by six Brazilian executives from diverse industries\, blending Brazilian and international rock into high-energy performances. More than a band\, SYXTY9 is a celebration of friendship\, creativity\, and the power of music to bring people together. \nAbout Magic 13 Brewing Co.\nLocated in the heart of Miami\, Magic 13 Brewing Co. is a vibrant brewery and event space known for its craft beers\, eclectic atmosphere\, and live entertainment. With a commitment to quality brewing and community spirit\, Magic 13 has become a local favorite for gatherings\, concerts\, and cultural events. Its spacious venue\, unique character\, and welcoming vibe make it the perfect backdrop for unforgettable nights that bring people together over music\, friendship\, and great beer.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/friends-that-rock-miami-benefit-concert-to-support-friendship-circle-of-miami/
LOCATION:Magic 13 Brewing Co\, 340 NE 61st St\, Miami\, 33137\, United States
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SUMMARY:Symphony Sessions: Lunch & Learns hosted by Palm Beach Symphony principal cellist Claudio Jaffé
DESCRIPTION:This installment of Symphony Sessions: Lunch & Learns will be hosted by principal cellist Claudio Jaffé. Individual tickets are $125 per lunch and learn or a subscription package is available for $600 for admission to all six. During these informal and informative sessions\, guests will enjoy a three-course gourmet lunch catered by SandyJames Fine Food & Productions and a selection of wines curated by Palm Beach Symphony sponsor Private Cask Imports while deepening their connection with the musicians and performances through a glimpse behind the curtain of how the Symphony prepares for concerts\, selects repertoire and more. Attendees will learn about the subject matter and composers that will be performed during the upcoming concert\, while enriching their concert experience. Complimentary valet parking is provided. \nAt this Lunch & Learn\, Jaffé will discuss the November 9 concert featuring guest pianist Shelton “Shelly” Berg\, who will perform one of George Gershwin’s most iconic works\, Rhapsody in Blue. This exhilarating season opener also features Gershwin’s An American in Paris\, the meditative beauty of Hovhaness’ Prelude and Quadruple Fugue and Respighi’s radiant Pines of Rome. \nHeld the Thursday preceding each concert\, Lunch & Learns are also scheduled for Dec. 11\, Jan. 8\, Feb. 26\, April 16 and May 14. \nAbout Claudio Jaffé\nCellist Claudio Jaffé launched his solo performance career at the age of 11 with an orchestral debut in his native Brazil. His recitals and guest solo appearances with multiple orchestras have brought him to play in prestigious artistic centers around the world including New York City\, London\, Tokyo\, Ottawa\, Rio de Janeiro\, São Paulo and Buenos Aires. The “New York Times” describes Jaffé as “an elegant and accomplished artist” of “taste\, technique\, musicianship and a contagious youthful enthusiasm.” He is principal cellist of the Florida Grand Opera and Palm Beach Symphony and Music Director of the Florida Youth Orchestra. A prize winner in numerous national and international competitions\, Jaffé received four degrees from Yale University including a Doctor of Musical Arts. He served as dean of the Lynn University Conservatory of Music and created its Preparatory Division\, began the Strings Program at St. Andrew’s School in Boca Raton\, has conducted the Florida Youth Orchestra for more than 25 years\, performed as member of the Delray String Quartet for more than 10 seasons and taught at Palm Beach Atlantic University. He’s conducted\, performed and taught at the Santa Catarina Music Festival and performs regularly at the Sunflower and Buzzards Bay Music Festivals. \nAbout Palm Beach Symphony\nPalm Beach Symphony is South Florida’s premier orchestra known for its diverse repertoire and commitment to community. Founded in 1974\, this 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization adheres to a mission of engaging\, educating\, and entertaining the greater community of the Palm Beaches through live performances of inspiring orchestral music. The orchestra is celebrated for delivering spirited performances by first-rate musicians and distinguished guest artists. Recognized by The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County with a 2020 Muse Award for Outstanding Community Engagement\, Palm Beach Symphony continues to expand its education and community outreach programs with children’s concerts\, student coaching sessions and master classes\, instrument donations and free public concerts that have reached more than 90\,000 students in recent years. For more information\, visit www.palmbeachsymphony.org. \nProud sponsors of Palm Beach Symphony include Cindy and Jerome Canty\, Mrs. James N. Bay\, Carol and Harold Baxter\, C. Kenneth and Laura Baxter Foundation\, Inc.\, Kathy Lee Bickham and John Bickham\, Leslie Rogers Blum\, Jeffrey and Tina Bolton\, James R. Borynack and Adolfo Zaralegui / FINDLAY Galleries\, Jerome J. Claeys\, Thomas and Carol Bruce\, Amy and John T. Collins\, The Colony Hotel\, Suzanne Mott Dansby\, The David Minkin Foundation\, Michelle DuBois and James Roiter\, Ray K. Farris\, Mary and Will Demory\, Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Foundation\, Willard H. Dow and Kelly Winter\, Dr. Richard and Diane Farber\, Bill and Kem Frick/The Frick Foundation\, Inc.\, Edith Hall Friedheim/Eric Friedheim Foundation\, Gerry Gibian and Marjorie Yashar\, Paul* and Sandra Goldner\, Douglas and Jo Gressette\, Irwin and Janet Gusman\, Walter Harper\, Thomas E. Harvey & Cathleen P. Black Foundation\, Doris Hastings Foundation\, Carol S. and Joseph Andrew Hays\, John Herrick\, Addison Hines Charitable Trust\, Lisa and George Hines\, HSS Florida\, Charles and Ann Johnson/The C and A Johnson Family Foundation\, Elaine Kay\, Aban and Percy Kavasmaneck\, Leonard and Norma Klorfine Foundation\, The Kovner Foundation\, Gary and Linda Lachman/The Lachman Family Foundation\, Patricia Lambrecht/The Lambrecht Family Foundation\, Donald C. McGraw Foundation\, The Honorable Bonnie McElveen-Hunter\, The McNulty Charitable Foundation\, Tish Messinger\, David Moscow\, Palm Beach Design Masters\, Park Foundation\, Patrick and Milly Park\, Nancy and Ellis J. Parker\, III\, PNC Private Bank\, Lois Pope\, Provident Jewelry\, Ari Rifkin/The Len-Ari Foundation\, Dr. Martha Rodriguez and Dr. Jesus Perez-Mendez\, Annette Urso Rickel Foundation\, Karen Hunt Rogers\, The Honorable Ronald A. Rosenfeld\, David Schafer\, Seth Sprague Foundation\, Robin B. Smith\, Kimberly V. Strauss\, Don and Mary Thompson\, Jerome and Carol Trautschold\, Sieglinde Wikstrom/The Wikstrom Foundation\, and The Ann Eden Woodward Foundation/James and Judy Woods.\n*Deceased
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/symphony-sessions-lunch-learns-hosted-by-palm-beach-symphony-principal-cellist-claudio-jaffe/
LOCATION:The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties Building (Symphony’s conference room)\, 700 S. Dixie Hwy.\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Swiss Learning Hosts U.S. Flagship Event
DESCRIPTION:Get ready to discover exciting international opportunities for your kids — from summer camps to academic adventures! \nSwiss Learning\, a group of prestigious boarding and hotel management schools\, will host its flagship U.S. visit on November 6\, 2025\, in Miami\, Florida. \nThis exclusive\, one-day event is free and open to the public\, offering families a rare opportunity to explore Switzerland’s world-class educational and summer camp programs in person. \nWhen: November 6\, 2025 from 10 AM to 12:30 PM ET \nWhere: MC Kitchen: 4141 NE 2nd Ave # 101A\, Miami\, FL 33137 \n*Walk-in school fair format \n*Complimentary breakfast \n*Complimentary valet parking \nEach institution will have its own interactive station where families can engage with admissions directors\, school principals and program leaders. \nSwiss Learning’s network spans 17 schools across Switzerland’s French\, German and Italian-speaking regions\, offering multilingual\, multicultural education and immersive experiences. \nSwitzerland ranks in the top five safest countries in the world according to the 2025 Global Peace Index (GPI)\, making it an attractive choice for international travel and education.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/swiss-learning-hosts-u-s-flagship-event/
LOCATION:MC Kitchen\, 4141 NE 2nd Ave # 101A\, Miami\, 33137\, United States
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SUMMARY:Rick Case 2025 Bikes for Kids Donation Drive
DESCRIPTION:In advance of the holiday season\, Rick Case Bikes for Kids is once again inviting the community to share the gift of joy and mobility. Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships are accepting gently used bicycles through December 20. \nNow in its 44th year\, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has collected upwards of 122\,000 gently used bicycles and distributed them to children through the Boys & Girls Clubs\, Habitat for Humanity\, Women in Distress and other local charitable organizations\, churches\, synagogues and schools. \nArea residents are encouraged to drop off bikes through December 20 at the following Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships: \n• Rick Case Honda / 15700 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road)\, Davie\n• Rick Case Acura / 875 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise)\, Ft. Lauderdale\n• Rick Case Hyundai / 925 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise)\, Ft. Lauderdale\n• Rick Case Hyundai / 3550 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row)\, Davie\n• Rick Case Honda Cycles / 15701 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road)\, Davie\n• Rick Case Fiat\, Alfa Romeo & Maserati / 3500 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row)\, Davie\n• Rick Case Volkswagen / 3520 Weston Road (1-75 Auto Row)\, Davie\n• Rick Case Kia / 14500 W Sunrise Blvd\, Sunrise (Sunrise at the Sawgrass Expressway) \nThe dealerships are open seven days a week. Visit RickCase.com for specific hours. \nAbout The Rick Case Automotive Group\nFounded in 1962\, the Rick Case Automotive Group has been honored by Automotive News as the National All-Star Dealer and President and CEO Rita Case was named the 2024 TIME Dealer of the Year. Rick Case Automotive Group is the nation’s largest female owned and operated automotive dealer group in America\, offering Honda\, Hyundai\, Genesis\, Ioniq\, Volkswagen\, Kia\, Acura\, Audi\, Mazda\, Maserati\, Fiat\, Alfa Romeo\, Honda Motorcycles and E-Z-Go golf carts. Celebrating more than 60 years in business\, the Rick Case Automotive Group has 12 dealerships in South Florida and Georgia. The South Florida dealerships are known for holding national sales records\, consistently ranking among the top performers in markets they serve. Rick Case Automotive Group is headquartered at 14500 W. Sunrise Blvd. in Sunrise\, Florida. For more information\, visit www.RickCase.com.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/rick-case-2025-bikes-for-kids-donation-drive/
LOCATION:Rick Case Kia\, 14500 W Sunrise Blvd\, Sunrise\, FL\, 33323\, United States
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SUMMARY:Sweet Paris Crêperie & Café Launches BOGO Crêpes for Miami Heat Ticket Holders
DESCRIPTION:Heat games just got a lot sweeter! This season\, fans can score pre or post-game treats with Sweet Paris Crêperie & Café\, the ultra-popular restaurant brand serving breakfast\, lunch\, and dinner and specializing in sweet and savory crêpes\, hot drinks and more. \nStarting October 26th through the 2025-2026 season\, Miami Heat home game ticketholders who purchase one crêpe at Sweet Paris Miami Worldcenter on gamedays can redeem a free crêpe with validation of their same day\, home game ticket. In a rush to get to the stadium? Fans can also order ahead through the Sweet Paris app using the promo code “HEAT\,” validating their ticket in-store at pickup. \nJust steps from the iconic Kaseya Center\, Sweet Paris Miami Worldcenter offers a wide variety of both sweet and savory crêpes\, with vegan and gluten-free options available. From the delicate Lemon & Sugar Crêpe to the hearty Chicken Carbonara Crêpe\, Sweet Paris offers crêpes to satiate every craving. \nGuests are encouraged to download the Sweet Paris App and sign up for the Sweet Paris Passport program to receive exclusive monthly promotions\, a birthday bonus\, collect points for future purchases\, receive texts regarding upcoming giveaways\, and receive bonus entries for giveaways. \nSweet Paris Miami Worldcenter is open Sunday to Thursday\, from 8 a.m. – 9 p.m. and Friday to Saturday\, from 8 a.m. – 10 p.m. For more information on Sweet Paris Miami Worldcenter\, please visit www.sweetparis.com or call (713) 266-2219. \nFor more information on Sweet Paris\, please visit https://sweetparis.com/.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/sweet-paris-creperie-cafe-launches-bogo-crepes-for-miami-heat-ticket-holders/
LOCATION:Sweet Paris Creperie & Cafe Miami Worldcenter\, 851 NE 1st Ave Space 105\, Miami\, FL\, 33132\, United States
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SUMMARY:Oktoberfest: Benefits Miami-Dade Public Schools' German Programs
DESCRIPTION:The German International Parent Association (GIPA) invites the community to raise a stein and celebrate at this year’s Oktoberfest\, happening Saturday\, October 4\, 2025 at the German American Social Club in Miami (11919 SW 56th St).\nFar more than a festival\, GIPA’s Oktoberfest is a beloved family-friendly tradition and the organization’s largest fundraising event of the year. The celebration brings together students\, families and the wider Miami community to enjoy German culture through authentic cuisine\, lively music and traditional activities.\nAll proceeds directly benefit the German language programs at Miami-Dade County Public Schools\, supporting classroom resources\, cultural events and most importantly – the teachers who make these programs possible.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/oktoberfest-benefits-miami-dade-public-schools-german-programs-2/
LOCATION:German American Social Club\, 11919 SW 56th Street\, Miami\, FL\, 33175\, United States
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SUMMARY:Oktoberfest: Benefits Miami-Dade Public Schools' German Programs
DESCRIPTION:The German International Parent Association (GIPA) invites the community to raise a stein and celebrate at this year’s Oktoberfest\, happening Saturday\, October 4\, 2025 at the German American Social Club in Miami (11919 SW 56th St).\nFar more than a festival\, GIPA’s Oktoberfest is a beloved family-friendly tradition and the organization’s largest fundraising event of the year. The celebration brings together students\, families and the wider Miami community to enjoy German culture through authentic cuisine\, lively music and traditional activities.\nAll proceeds directly benefit the German language programs at Miami-Dade County Public Schools\, supporting classroom resources\, cultural events and most importantly – the teachers who make these programs possible.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/oktoberfest-benefits-miami-dade-public-schools-german-programs/
LOCATION:German American Social Club\, 11919 SW 56th Street\, Miami\, FL\, 33175\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Butcher’s Table by Meat N’ Bone
DESCRIPTION:Food brings people together—and that’s exactly what Meat N’ Bone was built on. Born out of a love for sharing great food with great friends\, we invite you to gather around our Butcher’s Table for an unforgettable dining experience.\nThis is not your typical steakhouse—it’s a rustic yet refined journey through flavor\, fire\, and artistry. Our butchers and chefs have crafted a bold “Rock Your Meat-World” menu\, designed to showcase the best cuts\, elevated cooking techniques\, and the creativity of Max Guevara’s art.\nAt the heart of it all: a showstopping Wood-Roasted Midwestern Bone-In Prime Rib (G1 Certified)\, paired with wines selected to enhance every bite. Expect interactive dining\, beautiful plating\, and the warmth of a true communal table. \nThe Menu (Prix Fixe) – PREBOOK EVENT ON OUR OPENTABLE PAGE\nKey West Style Crab Cake\nCaveman-Style Heritage Pork Spare Rib\nBenton’s Bacon Grilled Wedge Salad\nWood-Roasted Midwestern Bone-In Prime Rib (G1 Certified) \nSides: Al Trapo Roots\, Grilled Veggies and Mashed Potatoes \nDessert: Grilled Apricots with Mascarpone \nThe cost for this experience is $135 + Gratuity & Tax and it includes:\nA welcome drink\nA five-course feast + sides (not a tasting menu—you will leave full!)\nCancellation Policy: Reservations may be canceled up to 24 hours in advance at no charge. Cancellations made within 24 hours of the reservation will incur a $30 fee. \nAbout Meat N’ Bone\nRecognized as one of the finest butchers in America\, Meat N’ Bone is dedicated to sourcing only the best proteins in the world. With over 350 premium selections—ranging from Angus and Wagyu beef to heritage pork\, poultry\, game\, fish\, seafood\, cheeses\, and charcuterie—Meat N’ Bone delivers quality that chefs and food lovers trust.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/the-butchers-table-by-meat-n-bone/
LOCATION:The Wagyu House by Meat N’ Bone\, 601 N Federal Hwy #113\, Hallandale Beach\, 33009\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Wagyu Experience by Meat N' Bone
DESCRIPTION:Step into the world of Wagyu and taste why it’s considered the finest beef on earth. This exclusive dining event showcases Wagyu in all its glory—Domestic\, Australian\, and Japanese A5 cuts—prepared in multiple styles to highlight the depth\, tenderness\, and flavor that make Wagyu legendary.\nThis is not just dinner—it’s an immersive Wagyu feast designed for true steak lovers. Come hungry\, leave amazed. \nThe Menu (Chef’s Tasting\, 5–8 plates)\nWelcome Drink (Spritz or Sake)\nA5 Miyazaki-Gyu Nigiri (Torched)\nA5 Olive Wagyu Carpaccio\nA5 Miyazaki-Gyu Tartare\nNY Wagyu-Angus\nNY Wagyu BMS 7+\nNY A5 Japanese Wagyu \nSides: Japanese Rice\, Grilled Veggies & Asian House Salad\nDessert: Tres Leches Nigiri \nThe cost for this experience is $135 + Gratuity & Tax and it includes:\nA welcome drink\nChef’s Wagyu Tasting Menu (5–8 plates)\nCancellation Policy: Reservations may be canceled up to 24 hours in advance at no charge. Cancellations made within 24 hours of the reservation will incur a $30 fee. \nAbout Meat N’ Bone\nMeat N’ Bone is one of America’s premier butchers\, sourcing only the most exceptional proteins. With over 350 premium cuts—from Wagyu and Angus beef to heritage pork\, poultry\, game\, seafood\, cheeses\, and charcuterie—Meat N’ Bone is trusted by chefs and food lovers alike.\nJoin us for The Wagyu Experience and discover why Wagyu is more than just beef—it’s a world-class indulgence.
URL:https://www.aventuramagazine.com/event/the-wagyu-experience-by-meat-n-bone/
LOCATION:The Wagyu House by Meat N’ Bone\, 601 N Federal Hwy #113\, Hallandale Beach\, 33009\, United States
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