Sixty Vines Brings A Taste Of Wine Country To Fort Lauderdale Aventura Digest January 22, 2025 Share Sixty Vines, the restaurant known for transporting guests to wine country, is set to make its Fort Lauderdale debut in March. Located in the heart of Fort Lauderdale at 800 East Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301, Sixty Vines invites guests to discover 60 different wines on tap selected from wine regions around the globe paired with vineyard-inspired dishes designed to share among friends. Sixty Vines' fresh, laid-back vibe perfectly matches the energy of Las Olas, arguably Broward County's dining and entertainment mecca. Spanning over 10,000 square feet across two floors, the new restaurant includes an indoor/outdoor bar, second-level dining perch, and multiple private dining spaces. The space blends style and comfort, offering a mix of cozy banquettes, communal tables, and lounge-worthy sofas. Sixty Vines is set to be downtown Fort Lauderdale’s go-to destination for everything from casual celebrations to unforgettable wine dinners. "After living in Fort Lauderdale for several years, I’m excited to share the Sixty Vines experience with the community," said Jeff Carcara, CEO of Sixty Vines. "Our goal is to make wine culture fun and approachable. We can’t wait to join the eclectic mix of shops and restaurants that make Las Olas such a sought-after destination in Downtown Fort Lauderdale." Sixty Vines offers a "pinkies down" atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a wine flight, sipping a glass, or sharing a bottle with friends. Open for brunch, lunch, and dinner, Sixty Vines' inventive vineyard-inspired menu celebrates seasonal flavors made with locally sourced ingredients. Signature items include build-your-own charcuterie boards, fresh salads, and hand-tossed pizzas. Entree highlights include selections such as Atlantic Salmon, Pan Roasted Chicken, Double Cabernet Burger, and Wood-Grilled Bavette Steak. Dessert favorites include Sticky Toffee Cake and Deviled Affogato. In addition, the team is well-trained to suggest the perfect wine pairing to complement the shareable menu selections. By partnering with many of the world’s top winemakers, Sixty Vines offers exclusive wines not commonly available by the glass. It also offers hand-crafted cocktails with choices ranging from a spirit-forward Tequila Fix to a light and refreshing Frozen Aperol Spritz, plus beers, mocktails, and non-alcoholic wines. In addition to its premium wine selection, Sixty Vines maintains a casual vibe, welcoming guests to experience everything from multi-course wine dinners to a quick glass of wine and a snack as a late-in-the-day refresher. Sixty Vines’ wine on tap system offers an eco-friendly approach to serving wine. Each keg holds 26 bottles and can be reused around 1,500 times over its refillable lifetime. This eco-friendly tap system not only reduces waste and protects the planet but also offers guests the closest 'from the barrel' tasting experience outside a vineyard. The new restaurant will serve lunch and dinner, with brunch on Saturday and Sunday until 3:00 p.m. For more information, please visit: www.sixtyvines.com . Self-parking and valet parking are available. About Sixty Vines Often referred to as "the wine lover's restaurant," Sixty Vines is a globally inspired and seasonally sourced restaurant that transports guests to some of the best wine regions in the world. Sixty Vines' innovative and eco-friendly wine on tap program provides guests with the closest 'from the barrel' tasting experience. Sixty Vines has restaurants in Texas, Florida, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, and Washington D.C. Sixty Vines plans to expand across the U.S. with additional locations planned for 2025. For the latest information, visit: www.sixtyvines.com . < Previous News Next News >

Melissa Errico Crowns The Season: Aventura Broadway Concert Series Finale March 7, 2024 Share The City of Aventura presents the finale to the Aventura Broadway Concert Series as Broadway, TV and Film Star Melissa Errico performs The Life & Loves of a Broadway Baby this Sunday, March 10th at 7:00 p.m. During this incredible show, Errico sets her own life to the Broadway songs that she has sung and offers both a sensational set of beloved standards and a series of witty and sometimes wicked stories about an ingenue's life on the Great White Way. This show is a sexy, sublime study of American songs from Cole Porter, Harold Arlen, Lerner & Loewe, Taylor Swift and more. Her Life As a Musical Theater Actress, Errico is a Tony Award-Nominated Broadway star — an Actress, Singer and Author who contributes regularly to The New York Times. In summer 2023, she sang a concert in Paris which was broadcast internationally and nationally on Radio France, followed by a sold-out cabaret at the historic Le Bal Blomet. Also last summer, she opened for music icon George Benson at the Montreal Jazz Festival. A knocked-out writer from London Jazz News wrote of Montreal: “Errico was energized, making sure with every breath that she would get the audience in the 3,000-seater Pelletier really on her side. Every high note was heroically held, and she got a standing ovation from this audience. Montreal audiences always want to show their warmth and this one made her deservedly welcome.” In November of 2022, she made her Carnegie Hall debut in the concert Broadway Blockbusters with The New York Pops, where her performance included three Sondheim numbers including: “Losing My Mind,” and “Move On.” As she entered to begin with a song from “My Fair Lady,” Steven Reineke, Principal Conductor of New York Pops, introduced her with flair: “Melissa Errico is a unique force in the musical life of New York City: a Broadway star, a concert artist and an author who regularly contributes essays to The New York Times. There’s really no one like her!” First known for her starring roles on Broadway, including My Fair Lady, High Society, Anna Karenina, White Christmas, Dracula, and Les Misérables, Melissa has had a wide ranging career from television and film to recording. She starred in the CBS show “Central Park West,” and played roles on “Blue Bloods,” “The Knick,” and more, as well as “Billions” on Showtime. She has starred in many non-musical roles by Shaw and Oscar Wilde, including “Dear Liar” in the spring of 2023, playing George Bernard Shaw’s original Eliza Doolittle. Though a constant in the New York theater, she has become equally known for her music and concert work worldwide. Her 2018 album, Sondheim Sublime, called by The Wall Street Journal “The best all-Sondheim album ever recorded,” led to sold-out concerts dates from Ravinia to Caramoor and Wolftrap — San Francisco to Singapore to London, and including the 92 Street Y, Joe’s Pub, Town Hall, and Lincoln Center’s Allen Room. Errico’s history with Sondheim began when he selected her to star as Dot in Sunday In The Park With George at The Kennedy Center, then as Clara in Passion at Classic Stage Company; then in the New York City Center Encores! production of Do I Hear A Waltz? In 2020, she sang “Children And Art” in the Sondheim 90th Birthday Concert “Take Me To The World,” and was featured on PBS Television in a documentary special in which she sang “Finishing The Hat” and joined Adam Gopnik and Raul Esparza on Poetry in America. She was also featured in The New York Times Tribute to Sondheim in November 2021 as the top ten interpreter of his work. Her second Sondheim album, “Sondheim In The City” was released on February 16th, 2024. In addition to Sondheim, nothing in her work has been more constant than her association with Composer Michel Legrand. Having starred in his sole Broadway show, Amour, she went on to collaborate with him on the iconic album Legrand Affair. After his death in 2019, she was asked to write his eulogy by The New York Times and was then invited to be the sole American performer in the extraordinary two-day memorial to Legrand held in April, 2019 at Paris’ Le Grand Rex Theatre. Warner Music/Ghostlight Records also reissued her symphonic album, which Legrand arranged & conducted, as Legrand Affair (Deluxe Edition). Her most recent album Out Of The Dark: The Film Noir Project was released by Warner Music/Ghostlight Records, which garnered rave reviews, the 2023 Bistro Award, and was supported by coast-to-coast noir concerts, including Feinstein’s/54 Below, with the Ronnie Scott’s Band in London, and at New York City’s Birdland Jazz Club for in a sold-out 10 performance Valentine’s Week residency. “Melissa Errico’s new album, “Out of the Dark: The Film Noir Project” gives us noir music the way we imagine it…melancholy, bittersweet tales of isolation and loneliness, beauty and betrayal—especially relevant at the height of the COVID-19 Pandemic.” – The Wall Street Journal The Wall Street Journal applauded her talents, reporting "She's so sexy you won't believe your eyes and sings so beautifully you won't believe your ears and talks so charmingly you won't believe it's happening!" She is currently working on expanding her collected New York Times essays into a book. She has 3 daughters and is married to Tennis Player and Journalist Patrick McEnroe. Tickets Ticketmaster is the only official ticketing service of the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. Buy tickets online at: www.aventuracenter.org - By phone at: (877) 311-7469. Or: (954) 462-0222. Or in person at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center box office Wednesday through Saturday from 12:00 p.m., Noon to 5:00 p.m. and 90 minutes prior to each performance. For Group Sales, please call: (954) 660-6307. The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center is located at 3385 Northeast 188th Street, Aventura, Florida 33180. Join the conversation, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram: @aventuracenter or #aventuracenter. The Broward Center for the Performing Arts manages the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center, a 14,864-square-foot, 330-seat waterfront complex that hosts performing arts, cultural and educational programming for all ages. < Previous News Next News >

La Boulangerie Boul’Mich Is Ensuring The Summer Is Both Sweet And Savory South Florida Sun Times Jul 23, 2025 For Over A Decade, La Boulangerie Boul’Mich, The Beloved French-Latin Bakery And Café With Nine South Florida Locations, Has Maintained A Well-Earned Reputation As A Go-To Spot For Freshly-Made Baked Goods And Artisanal Creations, Perfectly Executed Coffee Beverages, And A Vast Menu Of Sweet And Savory Dishes Including Breakfast Favorites, Gourmet Sandwiches, Fresh Salads, Soups, Homemade Pasta And More. For Summer 2025, La Boulangerie Is Doubling Down On Deliciousness With The Official Launch Of Its New Bistro Menu, The Highly Anticipated Reopening Of Its Aventura Location, Participation In Miami Spice, And A Soon-To-Open New Location In Downtown Miami’s Historic DuPont Building. “We’re thrilled to be growing in so many exciting ways this summer,” said Co-Owner Avy Cohen. “With the return of Aventura, the launch in downtown, and the debut of our Bistro Menu, we’re creating even more opportunities for our guests to enjoy the food and community that make La Boulangerie Boul’Mich feel like home.” The newly introduced Bistro Menu – now available at the Doral, Boca Raton, Coral Way, Key Biscayne, and Pinecrest locations – offers a refined yet casual dinner-oriented experience inspired by classic European cafés. The menu features new savory appetizers such as Shrimp Cocktail with pink horseradish sauce; Moules Frites in a white wine cream sauce; Mini Crab Cakes with avocado paste and dill tartar; Salmon Tiradito with soy-orange sauce and micro coriander; Escargot with butter-garlic sauce and parsley, as well as a delectable Cheese Board. Main courses to consider include a Tenderloin Center Cut Steak with salad and roasted potato blend; Atlantic Norwegian Salmon in a Teriyaki Orange and Sesame sauce with asparagus and roasted potato blend; Ahi Tuna; Wild Mushroom Ravioli with Escargot in a creamy red wine, soy and leek sauce and Seafood Fettucini Nero with mussels and shrimp in a white wine, lemon and green pepper cream sauce. Lighter fare runs the gamut from Bravia with beet carpaccio to Smoked Salmon Tartare with citrus dressing. Ensuring summer 2025 is both sweet and savory, the Aventura location is slated to reopen late-August. First opened in 2015, the Aventura location built a loyal following over the years, but as demand grew, so did the need for more space. The newly expanded café will feature a larger footprint, refreshed interiors, and extended hours — open until 9:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday and until 7:00 p.m. on Sundays. The full Bistro Menu will also be available at this location once doors reopen later this summer. Adding to the momentum, La Boulangerie Boul’Mich will debut a brand-new location in Downtown Miami’s historic DuPont Building, with doors expected to open late-August 2025, as well. This highly anticipated expansion brings the brand’s signature charm to one of the city’s most iconic addresses, offering downtown workers, residents, and visitors a warm, stylish space for breakfast meetings, coffee breaks, and bistro-style meals throughout the day. For those seeking sustenance and savings, La Boulangerie Boul’Mich will also be participating in Miami Spice, offering three-course prix-fixe menus for brunch ($35pp), lunch ($35pp), and dinner ($45 pp/$60pp) seven days a week at five locations: Pinecrest, Doral, Coral Way, Aventura, and Key Biscayne. Highlights from the August menus include Wagyu Smash Burgers on Brioche; Seafood Fettuccine; Clam Chowder and indulgent desserts such as Chocolate Mousse and Tiramisu. You can find the full menu here, https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/l/eat-and-drink/la-boulangerie-boulmich-pinecrest/57523 For more information on all nine locations, please visit: www.laboulangerieusa.com . Follow along on Social Media: @laboulangerie_boulmich. Previous Next

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A History Maker: Mayor Larisa Svechin Of Sunny Isles Beach December 28, 2023 Share It's been a little over a year since Mayor Svechin was elected Mayor of Sunny Isles Beach on December 6th, 2022. She made history as the first Woman Mayor in Sunny Isles Beach, first Duly Elected Belorussian-Born Mayor in the U.S. and first Russian Speaking Mayor in the U.S. As a Jewish Immigrant from the Former USSR, her family suffered greatly during Communism, WWI and WWII, losing family to Famine, Deportations to Siberia, and her grandfather and uncle dying in action. The Mayor’s mother was born in a Prison Camp and her father hid from the Nazis together with his four siblings, while his two eldest brothers were at the front. During this time, her grandmother and great aunt risked their lives to bake and deliver Matzah on Passover for the Soviet Jewish Soldiers. Despite both grandmothers not being able to read or write, and one being left a widow, both of the Mayor’s parents and all of their siblings managed to finish school. In 1979 during the second wave of Immigration from the Soviet Union, Mayor Svechin’s parents and sisters arrived at a Religious Asylum in Miami Beach. Mayor Svechin grew up in what is now Sunny Isles Beach, attended Highland Oaks Junior High School and graduated from North Miami Beach Senior High School. Upon graduation she moved to New York City to attend the Fashion Institute Of Technology, studying: Painting, Drawing and Toy Design. She went on to receive a Bachelor’s Degree Of Science with a concentration in Philosophy and Ethics from the New School University in New York City. Upon graduation Mayor Svechin remained in New York City, first Managing Restaurants in Greenwich Village, and then deciding on a Career in Advertising. It was during this time that she quickly rose the ranks to become Senior Vice President Director Of Print, Managing over $300M in Advertising Spending, of what is today one of the three leading global advertising companies. This is when she learned Critical Negotiating Skills, Budgeting Million-Dollar Contracts and mastering managing a large staff across five offices in the U.S. and in Canada. At the turn of the century, Mayor Svechin met her husband and started a family, settling in Tribeca, New York City. As her family grew and her parents in Sunny Isles Beach aged, the Mayor and her husband decided to move back to Sunny Isles Beach permanently in 2009. With the birth of their fourth child, the Mayor and her husband became increasingly more involved in the community. Mayor Svechin joined the boards of: The Sunny Isles Beach PTSA, Friends Of Oleta Park, Citizen’s Coalition For Public Education, Critical Supports For Holocaust Survivors, multiple state legislative committees, Human Trafficking Task Force, EESAC and also launched the Sunny Isles Beach Women’s Club. This was the beginning of her commitment to serve the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Mayor Svechin is the Vice President of YG Institute, a NonProfit Think Tank and Legislative Policy Organization whose mission is to assist families, children and those reentering society to be contributing members of society. This passion and dedication to serve led to the Mayor earning a Master’s Degree from Harvard University in Government Extension Studies in 2022, as well as a certificate from Harvard University in Philosophy and Ethics in 2020. She was first elected as a Commissioner in 2016, then appointed to Vice Mayor in 2018, and Re-Elected in 2020 before taking over as Mayor in 2021 prior to the Special Election. Mayor Svechin was elected Mayor in December 2022 and is overjoyed to work with the Commission. She is excited to complete her vision centered around listening, advocating and executing for the residents, visitors and friends of Sunny Isles Beach. Mayor Svechin has an Open-Door Policy as she is dedicated to accessibility and transparency. < Previous News Next News >

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Have You Ever Wondered How Your Family Ended Up Where You Were Born? Jewish Connection News Jul 9, 2025 Do You Know Where Your Grandparents Were Living And How They Raised Their Children? Someday, When You Become A Parent And Your Children Ask You About Family History, What Will You Be Able To Tell Them? The search for one’s roots is a hobby. Most hobbies require one to learn new skills and improve those by practice. A hobby requires the investment of time, and as much money as one could comfortably spend. What are the returns from these investments? Discovery of people who came before you and others with whom your family lost contact. In the old days most people lived and died within a small area where they were born. A child grew up knowing all of their aunts, uncles, cousins and of course, their grandparents. Discovery is a gradual process. Those whose hobby is Genealogy, often feel victorious and happy each time they find something new and interesting. It is a joyful series of breakthroughs. In our time, families are often scattered all over the country or even globally. “America is a nation of immigrants.” Native Americans kept their stories either through word-of-mouth, or by recording it through art and other permanent recordings. Those who are descendants of immigrants, often had lost contact with relatives left behind in a generation or two. Not only the distance becomes a barrier, but the language as well. Good news: with modern tools, such as the internet and various archives much of the history of a family can be recovered. Have you heard of the Television Program: “Finding Your Roots!”? Professor Henry Louis Gates of Harvard interviews two or three guests in each episode on public television, and then presents each one with the guest’s family tree along with stories discovered from various sources. A few examples from past programs: A Cuban born Fashion Designer learned about his centuries old roots from the Canary Islands, the ancestry of an African-American celebrity, a football star turned tv host, was traced to Charlemagne (748-814), the first emperor of Western Europe. The hostess of “Fresh Air” on public radio had no idea about her relatives who perished in the Holocaust; a well-known television news anchor discovered his roots both in Africa and in Western Europe. How is it done and who can do it? 1. Interview your elders, record it, or take lots of notes. 2. Ask and search for your family’s records, e.g., Birth, Marriage and Death Documents, Diplomas, Immigration Records, Union Cards, even Criminal Records. 3. Ask for photos and search both the albums and the shoeboxes. 4. The internet seems to be a bottomless well of family data. Census Records are free, the Mormon Church Records are accessible, Public Records of family events Are open to all. 5. Genealogy websites; such as: Myheritage, Ancestry, etc. charge a fee but are often accessible for free at Public Libraries. 6. DNA Analysis is a powerful tool and its cost has declined considerably over the years. 7. Newspaper Archives are a rich source of Birth, Marriage, and Death Announcements. What to do with all the data you find: Some people focus on building a family tree, others collect stories and produce a family log. Some write a history of the family. Others use the research results to connect with distant relatives. Along with learning about people, most Genealogists also learn a lot of history, geography, politics, etc. One of the joys is to travel to places where one’s ancestors lived and visit their former homes, Schools, Cemeteries, etc. One may get to connect with lost relatives. Genealogy Is Like A Sport: The more you search, the better you get at it. Join a group or club. Learn from experienced members. Ask your school to offer a class. It is not only about research, but a social activity, where people with similar interests become your friends and helpers. Let me introduce my two groups: the Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Miami and the Genealogy Society of Greater Miami, Inc. The JGSGM Had been meeting monthly at the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, North of Downtown Miami, but since the epidemic started, we Zoom. The GSGM had been meeting at the Pinecrest Branch of the Miami-Dade Public Library. Visitors are welcome at both groups! Activities of the JGSGM: At each meeting there is a speaker. The topics range from “How to…?” to “How I found my xyz.” There are interesting presentations about specific national or social groups, their history, traditions, customs, etc. There are workshops for beginners and for anyone interested in specific tools. There is an active “cemetery group” Who photograph, catalog and map cemeteries. Activities of the JGSGM: Excellent training sessions about “How to…?” Both for beginners and advanced researchers’ talks by visiting speakers about a wide variety of topics. National And International Meetings There are many Genealogy groups and subgroups with special interests. For instance, there are groups interested in a country or area of origin, or in a period of history, such as the American Civil War, or the World Wars, etc. These meetings take place at different places and they are very interesting, But quite expensive considering the cost of travel, accommodations, registration and the temptation to buy “stuff,” souvenirs, tools, books and so on… The speakers and group events are very high quality and provide the opportunity to meet and consult with world class experts. On behalf of both societies, we invite you to test the waters by coming to meet our members who would be happy to discuss any subject in relation to Genealogy research. Thanks for listening! Any questions? Paulette Bronstein - President Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Miami Member For more information, view our website at: https://www.jgs-miami.org Previous Next

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Michael Kessler & Melinda Jackson “BROADWAY WITH HEART” - Song, Dance & Pizazz January 26, 2023 Share Friday February 3rd, 2023 At 7:30 p.m. At The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center - Tickets Are Available At The Box Office 305-466-8002 On Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and 90 Minutes Prior To Show This Ticketmaster Link is The Best Way To Get Tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0D005D63BC01C6EE?brand=aventuraacc&camefrom=cfc_aventura_web BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Beloved husband and wife, song and dance team Michael Kessler & Melinda Jackson return to the beautiful Aventura Arts & Cultural Center with Broadway with Heart, a funny, optimistic and touching love story. It is the story of a veteran showbiz couple who travel back in time to relive their favorite moments from every Broadway show they have seen or done, while revealing personal, backstage stories of their work and experiences with some of the giants of musical theatre. In this new musical celebration of the best of Broadway, M&M and their dynamic cast from New York and Las Vegas, sing and dance their way through a history of classic musical numbers from hit Broadway shows like West Side Story, Fiddler on the Roof, Phantom of the Opera, Chicago, Hair and many more, while revealing personal, backstage stories of their work and experiences with some of the giants of musical theatre like famed Directors, Bob Fosse, Jerome Robbins, Joe Layton and Actor, Writer, Lyricist Jim Rado. Native New Yorkers, Jackson and Kessler, affectionately known as M&M, share more than 30 years of producing, directing, writing, composing, choreographing and performing internationally from ballet to Broadway, Radio City Music Hall, the Las Vegas Strip to theatres and opera houses worldwide. In addition to decades of international tours of their original shows, the couple have performed in Tommy Tune’s Broadway show, Grand Hotel, choreographed the Winter Olympics, the U.S. Pro Gymnastics tour and directed and choreographed the 30th Anniversary tour of the Hit Rock Musical Hair and many more. Their career is a show business fairy tale that began in a professional ballet class in New York City. Melinda remembers, “Michael showed up in ballet class in boxing trunks, wristbands and basketball socks, walking on his hands with a bevy of females around him. At first, I wouldn’t give him the time of day. But it quickly became clear that we were so enchanted with one another, that Maggie Black, our teacher, would separate us at the ballet barre.” Michael adds, “Once we began working together, singing, dancing and acting, we realized what a perfect fit we were. Our first show was at the humble 14th Street in New York City. Three months later, after a short winning streak on the TV show Star Search, we got married. We decided that from that point forward we would only accept work where we would be together. Ten months later we were playing sold out theatres and Opera Houses in our first of many European tours.” Melinda is proud to be the great-granddaughter of United States President Theodore Roosevelt. Bully! Michael is proud to be the great-grandson of Russian Cantor Yacov Sanzofsky. Shalom! Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit M&M’s nonprofit M&M American Dance Theatre Works dedicated to promoting artistic collaboration, educational and cultural enrichment through exposure, mentorship and involvement in musical dance theatre. Tickets are $40, $50 and $60. Ticketmaster is the only official ticketing service of the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. Buy tickets online at: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0D005D63BC01C6EE?brand=aventuraacc&camefrom=cfc_aventura_web The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center is located at 3385 Northeast 188th Street in Aventura, Florida 33180. The Broward Center for the Performing Arts manages the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center, a 14,864-square-foot, 330-seat waterfront complex that hosts performing arts, cultural and educational programming for all ages. Join the conversation, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram at: @aventuracenter Or at: #aventuracenter Facebook: MandMAmericanDanceTheatre Twitter: @michaelmelinda Instagram: @m2mdancetheatre Or: #mandmamericandancetheatre < Previous News Next News >

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