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South Florida Symphony Orchestra's "Ravel On The Riviera" Annual Gala To Celebrate Community Arts Leaders South Florida Sun Times Jan 14, 2026 South Florida Symphony Orchestra (SFSO) Invites Patrons To Sail Away To “Ravel On The Riviera,” This Year’s Annual Gala Fundraiser That Captures The Romance Of The South Of France In The Golden Age — Where The Glamour Of Josephine Baker And The Soulful Voice Of Edith Piaf Filled Seaside Cabarets, And Champagne Flowed Under Starlit Skies. The Enchanting Evening, Which Pays Homage To Both The Celebrated French Composer, Pianist And Conductor And The Sun-Drenched Mediterranean Coastline Renowned For Its Artistic Heritage, Will Take Place On Saturday, January 17th, 2026 at 5:30 p.m., At Coral Ridge Yacht Club Located At 2800 Yacht Club Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33304. The Event, Which Celebrates South Florida Community Arts Leaders And Advocates Who Support SFSO’s Impactful Artistic, Community Engagement And Music Education Initiatives, Will Feature A Private Performance By International Pianist Svetlana Smolina. “This year’s SFSO gala will be our grandest yet, filled with timeless elegance, European ambience and a celebration of classical music champions,” said Jacqueline Lorber, President and CEO of South Florida Symphony Orchestra. “In today’s world, performances aren’t enough to provide a solid foundation for budding musicians. It is through fundraising initiatives like this gala, our involvement with Junior Achievement and our new creative 100-Violin initiative that afford us the resources to stimulate creative growth and academic success plus foster a lifelong connection to the arts for underserved students in local schools.” This formal gala evening will recognize Sound of Success regional arts advocates Jeannette and Francisco Alvarado of Marand Builders, Miriam Richter, William Sandrik & Henry Smith, Jerry Taylor & Nancy Bryant Foundation and the Warten Foundation for their instrumental support of SFSO’s impactful community outreach and musical programming initiatives. Guests will be welcomed with champagne and signature cocktails, setting the tone for a night of Riviera elegance. A three-course French dinner follows, accompanied by evocative melodies that bring to life the timeless charm of the Cote d’Azur. The highlight of the evening will be a private performance by acclaimed pianist Svetlana Smolina, whose artistry captures the brilliance of Ravel and the spirit of the French Riviera. As the night unfolds, the celebration continues with a dessert reception, sparkling aperitifs, and dancing on theme — a true voyage to another era, blending vintage Parisian allure with nautical Mediterranean sophistication. SFSO’s “Ravel on the Riviera” Gala is chaired by Kate and Brent Nelson. This year’s sponsors include Mark Kravitz and Aviah Flagler Village (Special Recognition), Chuck Nicholls and Mark Turner (Décor Sponsors) and Ombelle Fort Lauderdale (Valet Sponsor). SFSO’s 28th Season of “Juxtapositions” explores beauty in contrasts, where the bold and the sublime intersect, and timeless masterpieces share the stage with today’s most compelling and celebrated musical voices. From Mozart’s vivacious “Haffner” symphony to the sun-drenched skies of Mendelssohn’s “Italian” and the sweeping emotion of Sibelius’ Violin Concerto — performances burst with color and power. Beethoven’s luminous Piano Concerto No. 4 and Dvorak’s Bohemian Eighth deepen the journey, while Rimsky-Korsakov’s Capriccio espagnol whirls with Spanish flair. SFSO is also proud to present upcoming orchestra firsts by GRAMMY-nominated composers, including the Florida premiere of Had to Be by Haitian American Nathalie Joachim, featuring breakout cellist Seth Parker Woods, and Carlos Simon’s Four Black American Dances. From sold-out masterworks performances to accompanying today’s musicians such as Natalie Merchant and performing modern musical scores including Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas and Back to the Future, featuring the iconic films screened live with audio and musical accompaniment, South Florida’s largest symphonic orchestra is continuing its journey of excellence inspiring audiences of all ages and musical genres. Individual tickets for South Florida Symphony Orchestra’s “Ravel on the Riviera” Gala start at $500. Standard seating tables for 10 start at $5,000 and VIP tables start at $10,000. Tickets can be purchased at: https://southfloridasymphony.org/gala-2026. Sponsorship opportunities are still available for this special evening. For more information, please contact Jacqueline Lorber at: (954) 522-8445. Or email: info@southfloridasymphony.org . About South Florida Symphony Orchestra (SFSO) Founded in 1997 in Key West by Music Director Maestra Sebrina Maria Alfonso, the Fort Lauderdale-based South Florida Symphony Orchestra (SFSO) is celebrating its 28th Season. SFSO is dedicated to providing enriching cultural music experiences to residents and visitors in Monroe, Miami-Dade and Broward Counties. Guided by the belief that music is pivotal to thriving communities, SFSO brings vibrancy and engagement with the arts via innovative programming and transformative educational initiatives. A pioneer in its commitment to symphonic music for underserved communities, its Symphony in the Schools program has touched the lives of over 130,000 students since its inception in 1997. SFSO was recently named the first Partner in the Arts for The Parker by the Broward Center for the Performing Arts and has been recognized by the Broward County Cultural Division as a “Major Cultural Institution,” one of only a handful of organizations to be so honored. For a performance schedule and season tickets, call: (954) 522-8445. Or visit: https://southfloridasymphony.org . Previous Next

American Heritage Schools Announces Winners Of 2025 Business And Entrepreneurship Competition Finals South Florida Sun Times Dec 3, 2025 Over 70 People Attended American Heritage Schools’ Annual High School Business Incubator Pitch Challenge, Where Five Finalist Student-Created Companies Presented To A Distinguished Panel Of High-Profile Judges And Vied For An Opportunity To Secure Investments And Recognition As Top Innovators. This Culminating Event Took Place On Wednesday, October 15th, At The Fort Lauderdale Marriott Coral Springs Hotel & Convention Center. These aspiring entrepreneurs, students from both Palm Beach and Broward campuses, are all enrolled in an advanced Business and Entrepreneurship curriculum modeled after Harvard Business Review materials. Each delivered polished pitches for their student-created companies, either incorporated and close to entering the market, demonstrating creativity and entrepreneurial spirit in the competition finals. The finals came after a year of preparation. The students, all Class of 2026 seniors, spent the full year developing their business ideas, starting in October 2024, in preparation for this competitive event. The event opened with an introduction from Dr. Douglas Laurie, President of American Heritage Schools and Jonathan Fichman, business incubator instructor of the Business and Entrepreneurship Pre-Professional Program at American Heritage Schools. Students presented their ideas and faced rigorous Q&A sessions, gaining practical business and entrepreneurial experience. Cash prizes and trophies were awarded to the top three teams, recognizing their hard work and innovation, including: Earning first place was Mobile Mart, a truck-style store offering a mobile, sustainable shopping option designed to reduce or eliminate packaging and food waste in communities, which was founded by Pranav Rai, Ava Weissman, Sophia Lary, Emily Weyenberg. Second place was awarded to Wound Watch, a handheld ultrasound scanner that monitors surgical wound healing, providing detailed tissue regeneration insights for better postoperative care, created by students Margaret Trowbridge, Jaimin Patel, Noah Abel, Ananya Zaverchand, Laila Rozenburg. The third-place team was BloomBee, a bee pollination device for both commercial and retail use, which included students Dylan Chen, Yunxiang Pan, Jiarui Li, Max Trachtenberg. The esteemed judges’ panel consisted of top-tier industry leaders bringing expertise from various sectors to evaluate the pitches. Judges included Wael Barsoum, M.D., President and Chief Transformation Officer of HOPCo and Former CEO and President of Cleveland Clinic Florida; Tom Herskovits, Former President and CEO of Specialty Foods and Former President of Kraft/General Foods; Andrew Koenig, CEO of City Furniture; and Jim Ryan, a serial entrepreneur and venture capitalist with over 25 years of experience in customer experience, call centers, research and technology solutions. “Serving as a judge for the American Heritage Business Incubator Pitch Challenge Finals was an exceptional experience,” said Dr. Barsoum. “What sets this program apart is its emphasis on practical application. Students aren’t just learning concepts; they are putting them into action in a competitive, real-world pitch before leading CEOs, venture capitalists and founders. American Heritage Schools are fostering entrepreneurial thinking and empowering future leaders to realize that the American dream is attainable through innovation, dedication, and opportunity.” “Congratulations to all participants. Each team showcased strategic thinking, creativity and knowledge of market dynamics and consumer needs. The ideas presented demonstrate strong potential to evolve into sustainable enterprises,” said Herskovits. “This event is a testament to American Heritage Schools’ commitment to providing a high-caliber, hands-on business education that bridges academic knowledge with entrepreneurial action.” “Our second annual Business Incubator Pitch Challenge Finals was a tremendous success,” said Mr. Fichman. “It has been incredibly gratifying to witness the dedication, creativity and perseverance our students have shown throughout the year as they transformed their ideas into viable business ventures. The Business Incubator and AP Seminar courses at American Heritage were designed to empower students to think critically, embrace entrepreneurship, and tackle authentic business challenges. By presenting their ventures before a panel of distinguished industry leaders, students gain invaluable real-world experience, building the confidence, skills, and professional connections essential for future success.” In 2023, American Heritage Schools introduced the Business Incubator & AP Seminar class, a unique opportunity for 11th graders to embark on a journey of discovery and creativity. The business side of the class focuses on ideation, invention/research and validation of the product idea; business planning; operationalizing the product idea; creation of financials; pitching/fundraising; marketing and sales. The AP part of the class prepares students for the AP Seminar exam through steady research and analysis and cross-curricular conversations that explore the complexities of academic and real-world topics and issues by analyzing divergent perspectives. The course is co-taught by two experienced educators, Mr. Fichman, who leads the Business Incubator section and Kim Kimpton, Ed.D., College Advisor, who guides the AP Seminar curriculum. To learn more about the Business Incubator course, visit: https://ahschool.info/ahs-business-incubator . To learn more about the pre-professional programs at American Heritage, visit: https://www.ahschool.com/pre-professional-program . About American Heritage Schools: American Heritage Schools is a college-preparatory day school for students in PK3-12th grades, known for academic excellence and top rankings across multiple disciplines. With two 40-acre campuses, one in Broward County and another in Palm Beach County, American Heritage Schools provides a diverse and inclusive environment for almost 5,000 students from more than 100 countries. Dr. Douglas Laurie, a distinguished educator and visionary leader, is the President and Co-Owner of American Heritage Schools. American Heritage Schools is nationally and internationally accredited by the following associations: Association of Independent Schools of Florida (AISF), Middle States Association (MSA-CESS) and National Council for Private Schools, among others. The Lower School includes advanced classes and 15 electives, and the Upper School offers over 300 courses with 145 honors classes, 31 Advanced Placement classes, and 130 fine arts classes. Pre-professional programs are offered in Pre-Med, Pre-Law, Pre-Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Business & Entrepreneurship and Computer Science with classes taught daily by doctors, surgeons, lawyers, judges, engineers and computer scientists currently practicing in their fields. American Heritage Schools was named No. 1 Private K-12 School in Florida and No. 1 College Prep Private High School in Florida, according to: www.Niche.com , ranks as the No. 1 high school in Florida for the highest number of National Merit Scholars for 16 years, and the No. 1 school in Florida for the most Presidential Scholars. The Math Competition team is No. 1 out of all private schools in the nation, Model UN team is top 3 in the nation, and the Speech and Debate team is in the top 1% in the nation. In their recent "Book of Lists" rankings, South Florida Business Journal (SFBJ) recognized American Heritage Schools as No. 15 in Corporate Philanthropy in South Florida and No. 21 Largest Employer in South Florida. For more information about American Heritage Schools, visit its website at: www.ahschool.com Broward Campus: (954) 472-0022 - Extension#: 3021. Or email: admissions.broward@ahschool.com . Palm Beach Campus: (561) 495-7272 - Extension#: 219. Or email: admissions.palmbeach@ahschool.com . Previous Next

42nd Annual South Florida Chassidic Chanukah Festival Wed Dec 01 2021 05:03:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

There's Power In Every Action - Feeding South Florida Launches Hunger Action Month This September South Florida Sun Times Aug 6, 2025 Feeding South Florida – The Leading Hunger-Relief Organization Serving Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, And Monroe Counties – Is Commemorating Hunger Action Month This September With Various Activities To Encourage South Floridians To “Go Orange” To Stand Against Hunger. Hunger Action Month, A Nationwide Initiative Created By Feeding America®, Takes Place Throughout September And Is Designed To Raise Awareness About The Issue Of Hunger In America And Inspire Others To Take Action Toward Ending It. This Year, Feeding South Florida’s Theme Is “Power In Every Action.” Currently, in South Florida, there are more than 1.2 million food-insecure individuals. One in nine individuals in South Florida remains uncertain about where they will get their next meal due to inflation, the strained supply chain, rising fuel prices, and increased housing costs, among other factors. Proceeds raised during the month-long initiative will allow Feeding South Florida to fulfill its mission to end hunger in South Florida by providing immediate access to nutritious food, leading hunger and poverty advocacy efforts, and transforming lives through innovative programming and education. An online auction during the month will allow bidders access to fun, unique items while supporting Feeding South Florida’s hunger relief efforts. “Hunger Heroes” t-shirts will be available for purchase to raise awareness about hunger. Monetary donations will go further during September with a Hunger Action Match, all month long donations will be matched dollar-for-dollar, up to $25,000. Every donation is critical, as a $1 donation allows Feeding South Florida to provide approximately four meals to a family in need. During Hunger Action Month, South Floridians can “Go Orange” by participating in various activities throughout the month, including: • Start a Fund Drive: Raise money with coworkers, friends and family online. • Start a Food Drive: Feeding South Florida relies on the generous support of the community to host food drives to ensure it receives shelf-stable, high-demand products. • Dine at Participating Restaurants: A portion of the meal will help feed local families. • Hunger Action Day on Tuesday, September 9th, 2025: Feeding South Florida celebrates Hunger Action Day, also known as “GO ORANGE DAY.” The community is invited to purchase a “Hunger Heroes” t-shirt for $30 and wear it to support ending hunger in South Florida by visiting: https://feedingsouthflorida.org/ham2025 . • Pack to Give Back – Corporate Teams on Friday, September 12th, 2025: Companies are encouraged to volunteer to sort food and pack meal boxes for families at one of Feeding South Florida’s warehouses. Shifts include 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. • Participate in the 2025 Outrun Hunger 5K – Palm Beach County at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, September 20th, 2025 Participants can raise funds for Feeding South Florida by running or walking during this fun-filled event taking place at the beautiful Okeeheelee Park located at 7715 Forest Hill Boulevard, West Palm Beach, Florida 33413. Participants can join the event as an individual or a team. • Volunteer: During Hunger Action Month, coworkers, family and friends are invited to volunteer to sort food at one of Feeding South Florida’s warehouses or help prepare and cook meals for children and seniors at Feeding South Florida’s 5,000-square-foot state-of-the-art multi-purpose Community Kitchen in Boynton Beach. Dates and times vary. For more details, visit: https://feedingsouthflorida.org/volunteer/ . Go Orange! Throughout the month, individuals can host an orange bake sale, government and municipalities can issue a proclamation for Hunger Action Month, hotels can welcome guests with an in-room display that showcases Hunger Action Month, schools can develop students’ skills by creating a project to promote hunger awareness and much more. During Hunger Action Month in the past, several landmark buildings including The Breakers, Miami Tower, and the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood Guitar Hotel all participated in “GO ORANGE DAY” by turning their lights orange. Register an individual or company's #GoOrange initiative to be added to Feeding South Florida’s community activity calendar. Contact: events@feedingsouthflorida.org . Get social: Post on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or X using the hashtags #feedingsouthflorida #hungeractionmonth #hungerhero. “Hunger Action Month is a powerful reminder of what we can accomplish when the community comes together to raise awareness about food insecurity and take action,” stated Paco Vélez, President and CEO of Feeding South Florida. “We’re incredibly grateful for our South Florida community and partners who continue to support this initiative year after year. Their unwavering support helps us raise awareness and crucial funds to put food on the table for South Florida families who need it the most.” For more information about Hunger Action Month, please visit: https://feedingsouthflorida.org/ham2025 - Or contact Allyson Vaulx at: Avaulx@feedingsouthflorida.org . Or (954) 518-1818. Extension#: 1852. About Feeding South Florida® Feeding South Florida is a member of the Feeding America network and is the leading hunger-relief organization serving Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, and Monroe Counties. Providing support for 25 percent of the state’s food insecure population, its mission is to end hunger in South Florida by providing immediate access to nutritious food, leading hunger, and poverty advocacy efforts, and transforming lives through innovative programming and education. Feeding South Florida served more than *1.17 million individuals through direct-service programs and a local network of more than 350 NonProfit and community partners. Visit: https://feedingsouthflorida.org - Or call: (954) 518-1818. Previous Next

Reggae Star Maxi Priest To Headline Free Caribbean Heritage Celebration At ArtsPark South Florida Sun Times Jun 26, 2025 The City Of Hollywood Will Host An Evening Of Live Music, Caribbean Culture, And Family-Friendly Entertainment On Saturday, June 28th At ArtsPark At Young Circle In Downtown Hollywood. Gates Open At 5:00 p.m. And The Event Begins At 6:00 p.m. Admission Is Free. Presented by Rhythm Foundation with support from the City of Hollywood, this celebration honors Caribbean American Heritage Month and features Internationally Renowned Reggae Artist Maxi Priest as the headlining act. Known for blending reggae with R&B, Priest has achieved global recognition, including a number one pop hit and a career spanning four decades. His contributions to music were recently honored with his induction into the Jamaica Music Museum Hall of Fame and the Reggae Walk of Fame. In addition to Maxi Priest, the event includes performances by Lee Kelly & the Green House Band, special guests, and host Tanto Irie of Hot 105’s Reggae Ride. Attendees can also enjoy authentic flavors at the on-site Caribbean Food Village. More information and RSVP details are available at: www.eventbrite.com/e/maxi-priest-at-hollywood-artspark-tickets-1316556769739 ArtsPark Movie Night Friday, June 27th will be the last ArtsPark Movie Night for the summer, as lawn maintenance will be taking place beginning in July. Movie Nights are expected to return in early fall. More updates will be shared as the season approaches. Previous Next

Knowing The Signs Of Stroke: If You See Certain Signs You Must Act F.A.S.T. By Family Features July 4, 2024 Share Stroke can happen to anyone - it happens to more than 800,000 people every year in the United States. Knowing the signs of Stroke and how to prevent it can help protect you or your loved ones from disabilities caused by Stroke. That's why the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), part of the National Institutes of Health, created the "Know Stroke" Campaign to disrupt Stroke and help people in your community who might be at risk of Stroke through prevention, treatment and research. "Seconds are critical when someone is having a Stroke," said Dr. Clinton Wright, Vascular Neurologist and Director of the Division of Clinical Research at NINDS. "It's important to know the signs." Know Stroke Most strokes happen when the brain stops getting the blood supply it needs to work properly. Without enough blood flow, the brain starts to lose function. Two million brain cells die every minute during Stroke, which is why Stroke Prevention is important. Preventing Stroke protects you from developing disabilities that Stroke may cause like speech problems, limited movement and memory loss. Know the Signs of Stroke Stroke symptoms often appear suddenly and can be easily missed. Treating Stroke by getting to a hospital quickly is critical to prevent Brain Damage. If you see these signs, act F.A.S.T.: • Face Drooping: One side of the face droops when smiling • Arm Weakness: If both arms are raised, one drifts down • Speech Difficulty: Slurred or strange speech • Time To Call 911: Do not drive yourself or your loved one - call an ambulance immediately if you notice one or more of these signs! Learning these Stroke symptoms can help disrupt Stroke before it disrupts your (or someone else's) life. Other signs to look for include sudden numbness, confusion, difficulty seeing, difficulty walking and severe headache, especially one that occurs in a split second, called a thunder-clap headache. Remember Stroke is always an emergency that requires fast action and medical treatment. Know How To Prevent Stroke Some medical conditions and lifestyle considerations can put you at higher risk for Stroke. For example, High Blood Pressure is the leading cause of Stroke. Stroke can be prevented by effectively treating High Blood Pressure as well as High Cholesterol, Heart Disease, Diabetes, Smoking and Obesity. There are several ways to lower your risk for Stroke: • Treat High Blood Pressure • Exercise regularly • Eat healthy and maintain a healthy weight • Manage Diabetes • Quit smoking • Control Cholesterol Doing your best to prevent Stroke from happening is the Number 1 way to lower your risk of disabilities caused by Stroke. Even if you have had a Stroke before, you can still take steps to reduce your risk of more Strokes. Treating these risk factors may also reduce the chance of developing Age-Related Dementia. For more information on the connection between stroke risk factors and dementia, visit: http://mindyourrisks.nih.gov . Know How To Recover From Stroke As much as prevention helps lower the chances of having a Stroke, it can still happen. Rehabilitation Therapy is usually started in the hospital within 48 hours after a Stroke. Health care workers help Stroke patients relearn skills that were lost from the Stroke or teach them new ways to compensate for remaining disabilities. Researchers continue to investigate how patients can restore blood flow to the brain and how to protect brain cells after Stroke to improve recovery. Know More When you know the signs of Stroke, you can help prevent a life-changing disability for yourself or someone you care about. You could even save a life. Visit: http://stroke.nih.gov to learn more about Stroke risks, prevention and research. < Previous News Next News >

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"A Whoville Holiday": The 67th Annual Candy Cane Parade on Hollywood Beach November 29, 2023 Share In the heart of Hollywood, Florida, a vibrant celebration continues to enchant locals and visitors alike—welcome to the 67th Annual Hollywood Beach Candy Cane Parade. This cherished event, steeped in history and festivity, is a testament to the community spirit that has flourished since its inception in the mid-1950’s. A jubilant extravaganza set against the backdrop of the picturesque Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, the parade promises an evening of joy, wonder, and holiday magic for all who attend. What began as a creative initiative by a group of enterprising Hollywood merchants has blossomed into one of the longest-standing holiday parades in the nation. The inaugural parade was conceived as a clever strategy to entice patrons to peruse the local shops and businesses. Over the decades, this simple yet ingenious idea has grown into a beloved tradition, captivating audiences with its array of brilliantly illuminated floats and vehicles. Scheduled to commence at 7:00 p.m., the Candy Cane Parade is a dazzling spectacle that winds its way along the iconic Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, embarking from Missouri Street and meandering southward to Harrison Street. Anticipation runs high as spectators eagerly gather along the parade route, eager to witness the mesmerizing procession of lighted floats, spirited marching bands, and captivating displays presented by civic, non-profit, and children's groups. For those seeking optimal viewing, the Hollywood Beach Theatre at Johnson Street offers complimentary seating, while guests are encouraged to bring along their own lawn chairs for added comfort and prime parade viewing. Alternatively, reserving a table at one of the charming seaside restaurants promises a delightful vantage point to revel in the festivities. Parking on the barrier island can be challenging during such a popular event. To alleviate congestion, parade-goers are urged to park in the Downtown Parking Garages starting at 5:00 p.m. Conveniently located at 19th Avenue at Polk Street and 20th Avenue at Van Buren Street, these garages offer FREE Patron Shuttles to transport attendees to the beach. Shuttles will operate continuously until the evening's conclusion at 10:00 p.m., following which the final shuttle will depart the beach area. In an admirable effort to preserve the beauty of Hollywood, parade participants have been encouraged to contribute to the city's environmental initiatives by distributing candy directly to onlookers, rather than tossing it from floats. This thoughtful approach aims to minimize waste along the Broadwalk and sandy shores. Additionally, parade-goers can play their part by bringing reusable water bottles, furthering the community's commitment to sustainability. A collaborative effort between the Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency and the Department of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts, the Candy Cane Parade epitomizes the city's dedication to fostering joyous communal experiences. For those seeking more information about this signature holiday event, the Department of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts can be reached at: (954) 921-3404. As the 67th Annual Hollywood Beach Candy Cane Parade approaches, the excitement and anticipation reverberate throughout the community. It's a time-honored tradition that brings together residents and visitors, uniting them in the spirit of merriment and spreading cheer that illuminates the season. Mark your calendars, gather your loved ones, and join us for an unforgettable evening filled with the magic of the holidays at the Candy Cane Parade on Hollywood Beach. To watch a video of a previous years Candy Cane Parade on Hollywood Beach visit: https://youtu.be/uKzUubHH0NY < Previous News Next News >