Slow Burn Theatre Company Presents “Parade,” at The Broward Center For The Performing Arts January 29, 2025 Share Slow Burn Theatre Company presents “Parade,” a powerful and poignant musical revival based on the true story of the trial and lynching of Leo Frank, as part of its 2024/2025 Season supported by American National Bank and Visit Lauderdale Saturday, February 8 – Sunday, February 23 in the Amaturo Theater at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, including an open captioned performance on Sunday, February 16 at 2 p.m. and a series of post-performance chats with an ADL representative on Saturday, February 15, at 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, February 16, at 2 p.m. Winner of the 1999 Tony Awards for Best Score (Jason Robert Brown, who also wrote the lyrics) and Best Book of a Musical (Alfred Uhry) as well as the 2023 Tony for Best Revival of a Musical, “Parade,” co-conceived and directed on Broadway by Harold Prince, follows a newlywed Jewish couple, Leo and Lucille Frank, who are struggling to make a life in the old red hills of Georgia. When Leo is accused of an unspeakable crime, it propels them into an unimaginable test of faith, humanity, justice and devotion. Hailed as an “an essential American musical” by Variety, “Parade” is a “phenomenal production that feels more poignant and powerful than ever,” according to Entertainment Weekly. Time Out New York writes, “What you hear at this Parade…will echo for a long time to come.” Directed by Slow Burn Theatre Artistic Director and Carbonell Award winner Patrick Fitzwater and presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI), Slow Burn’s riveting and gloriously hopeful production features lead actors Justin Albinder* (Leo Frank) and Mikayla Cohen (Lucille Frank) joined by Kevin Patrick Martin* (Hugh Dorsey), Michael Hunsaker* (Britt Craig), Erik Schark* (Judge Roan/Old Soldier), Jessica Balton (Mary Phagan), Joel Hunt (Frankie Epps), Kareema Khouri* (Minola “Minnie” McKnight/Angela), Chaz Rose* (Newt Lee/Jim Conley/Riley), Michael Materdomini (Governor John Slanton), Landon Summers (Tom Watson/Detective Starnes), Ana Marie Calise (Mrs. Phagan), Nolan Montgomery (Young Soldier/Fiddlin John/others), Bridget Rose Pirrota (Iola Stover), Erica Gouldthorpe (Monteen/others), Sofie Poliakoff (Essie/others), Allyson Rosenblum (Sally Slanton), Steven Ross-Dybash (Mr. Peavy), Eli Jacobson (Officer Ivey/others), Austin Gladstone (Luther Rosser/others), Elizabeth Sackett (Nurse/others), Sam Hoffman (Mr. Turner/others) and Sara Sun Park (Nina Formby/others). The creative team features direction and musical staging by Fitzwater joined by Music Director Travis Smith, Lighting Designer Eric Norbury, Scenic Designer Nikolas Serrano, Costume Designer Rick Peña, Technical Director Timothy Dickey, Production Stage Manager Jeffry George* and Assistant Stage Manager Jolie Rubinchik*. Performance times vary with an open captioned performance on Sunday, February 16 at 2:00 p.m. Following the performances on Saturday, February 15, at 1:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, February 16, at 2:00 p.m., an ADL representative will present a 15-minute talk with a Q&A. Single tickets to Slow Burn Theatre’s 2024/2025 Season are on sale now. Supported by American National Bank and Visit Lauderdale, the season continues in the new year with “Something Rotten!” (March 29 – April 13) and “The Bodyguard The Musical” (June 7 – 22). Ticketmaster is the only official ticketing service of the Broward Center and The Parker. Buy tickets online at: www.BrowardCenter.org - Or: www.Ticketmaster.com - By phone at: (954) 462-0222. Or in person at the Broward Center’s AutoNation Box Office. The Broward Center for the Performing Arts is located at 201 Southwest Fifth Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312. For more information visit: www.BrowardCenter.org - Like us on Facebook at: www.Facebook.com/BrowardCenter - And: www.Facebook.com/BrowardCenterEducation - Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @BrowardCenter. Subscribe to our channel at: www.YouTube.com/user/BrowardCenter - And join the conversation with: #BrowardCenter. Major support of Slow Burn Theatre Company is provided by the Broward County Cultural Division, the Cultural Council and the Broward County Board of County Commissioners. Sponsored in part by American National Bank and Visit Lauderdale. Student and community complimentary tickets are subsidized and underwritten by the Salah Foundation and the Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation. The Broward Center 2024/2025 Season is supported by the Broward Performing Arts Foundation, AutoNation, Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau, Spirit and Nicklaus Children’s Health System. * Member of the Actors' Equity Association (AEA). The Broward Center for the Performing Arts One of America’s premier performing arts venues, the Broward Center for the Performing Arts presents more than 850 performances each year to more than 600,000 patrons, displaying a wide range of exciting cultural programming and events. Guest experiences at the Broward Center include the all-inclusive Spirit Club Level, the Nicklaus Children’s Health System Intermezzo Lounge, special events in the Huizenga Pavilion, waterfront dining at Marti’s New River Bistro and innovative classes and workshops for all ages at the Rose Miniaci Arts Education Center. With one of the largest arts-in-education programs in the United States, the Broward Center serves more than 100,000 students annually. The Broward Center also manages The Parker, an iconic Fort Lauderdale venue, the Rose & Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center on the campus of Nova Southeastern University, and the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center in Miami-Dade County. The Broward Performing Arts Foundation, Inc. receives and maintains funds to sustain, develop and secure the future of the Broward Center. For more information, visit: www.BrowardCenter.org < Previous News Next News >

Grand Klezmer Concert: Two cantors Will Rock The House with Their Magnificent Voices May 4, 2023 Share Zevy Steiger and Aryeh Leib Hurwitz, Two world renowned cantors and the Heavy Shtetl Klezmer Band will delight South Florida with authentic Klezmer, Yiddish and other great Jewish music! These two cantors will rock the house with their magnificent voices, and the musicians are beyond amazing. United Jewish Generations, a Chabad organization who’s mission is to enhance the quality of life for the Jewish senior citizen population, is proud to present this “out-of-this-world” concert which is a true delicacy for seniors. “We want everyone to be able to enjoy this beautiful music with the highest caliber musicians and cantors, and we therefore provide the most incredible entertainment and yet we offer tickets at a price everyone can afford,” says Rabbi Menachem Smith, director of United Jewish Generations. The performance will take place on Tuesday, May 9th at 1:30 p.m. at the Hallandale Cultural Community Center 410 Southeast 3rd Street, Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009. (The building behind the Broward County Library on US-1.) Tickets are priced at $10, $25, $36, $54, and $100. Tickets can be purchased online at: www.FloridaKlezmer.com and at Aspaclaria Judaica at 18240 West Dixie Highway, North Miami Beach, Florida 33160. If you need transportation or help purchasing tickets, please call: (954) 458-6000. The Heavy Shtetl Band of expert Klezmerists is the brainchild of Alexander Mikhaylovsky, a violinist from Odessa, Ukraine. At the age of 4, he started to learn violin with his first violin professor, Bella Barsky. He graduated music school with the golden medal and went to the Odessa Music College to receive a bachelor’s degree in music, then attended the University of Music and Pedagogy in Russia, where he achieved a Master's Degree in Music in 1990. Since then he played with various groups including: The Miami Symphony Orchestra, Latin American Chamber Orchestra, Florida Grand Opera, the Miami Ballet. Attendees are encouraged to buy tickets early, to attain the best seats and also keep in mind that this event has sold out in the past! For more info, please email: admin@unitedjewishgenerations.com or call: (954) 458-6000. < Previous News Next News >

What's Medicare Supplement Insurance - Medigap October 10, 2024 Share Medicare Supplement Insurance (Medigap) is extra insurance you can buy from a private health insurance company to help pay your share of Out-Of-Pocket Costs in Original Medicare. Generally, you must have Original Medicare – Part A (Hospital Insurance) and Part B (Medical Insurance) – to buy a Medigap policy. The Basics All Medigap policies are standardized. This means, policies with the same letter offer the same basic benefits no matter where you live or which insurance company you buy the policy from. There are 10 different types of Medigap plans offered in most states, which are named by letters: A-D, F, G, and K-N. Price is the only difference between plans with the same letter that are sold by different insurance companies. In some states, you may be able to buy another type of Medigap policy called Medicare SELECT. If you buy a Medicare SELECT policy, you have the right to change your mind within 12 months and switch to a standard Medigap policy. Every Medigap policy must follow federal and state laws designed to protect you. It’s important to watch out for illegal practices by insurance companies, and protect yourself when you’re shopping for a Medigap policy. Medigap policies help cover Out-Of-Pocket Costs associated in Original Medicare, like: Copayments, Coinsurance, and Deductibles. Some Medigap policies cover services that Original Medicare doesn't cover, like Emergency Medical Care when you travel outside the U.S. (Foreign Travel Emergency Care). What's not covered? Medigap doesn’t cover everything. Medigap plans generally don’t cover: Long-Term Care (like Non-Skilled Care you get in a Nursing Home), Vision or Dental Care, Hearing Aids, Eyeglasses, and Private-Duty Nursing. Generally, you must have Original Medicare — Part A and Part B — to buy a Medigap policy. A Medigap policy only covers one person, so if you and your spouse both want Medigap coverage, you each have to buy your own policy. If you have a Medigap policy and get care, Medicare will pay its share of the Medicare-approved amount for covered health care costs. In most Medigap policies, you agree to have the Medigap insurance company get your Part B claim information directly from Medicare. Then, your Medigap policy will pay your doctor whatever amount you owe under your policy and you’re responsible for any costs that are left. Some Medigap insurance companies also provide this service for Part A claims. If your Medigap insurance company doesn't get your claims information directly from Medicare, ask your doctors if they "participate" in Medicare. This means that they "accept assignment" for all Medicare patients. If your doctor participates, your Medigap insurance company is required to pay your doctor directly, if you ask them to. Once you buy a policy, you'll keep it as long as you pay your Medigap premiums. All standardized Medigap policies are automatically renewed every year, even if you have health problems. Your Medigap insurance company can only drop you if: You stop paying your premiums, You weren't truthful on the Medigap policy application and the insurance company goes bankrupt or goes out of business. Medigap & Medicare Advantage Plans A Medigap policy is different from a Medicare Advantage Plan (Part C). A Medicare Advantage Plan is another way to get your Medicare coverage besides Original Medicare. A Medigap policy is a supplement to Original Medicare coverage. When you’re getting started with Medicare, you can either buy Medigap or enroll in a Medicare Advantage Plan, but you can’t have both. If you have a Medicare Advantage Plan, you can’t buy a Medigap policy. It's illegal for anyone to sell you a Medigap policy unless you're switching back to Original Medicare. If you want to switch to Original Medicare and buy a Medigap policy, contact your Medicare Advantage Plan to see if you're able to disenroll. If you have a Medigap policy and join a Medicare Advantage Plan for the first time, you may want to drop your Medigap policy because you’ll be paying for coverage you can’t use. If after you join a Medicare Advantage Plan for the first time and you’re not happy with your plan, you’ll have a single 12-month period (your trial right period) to get your Medigap policy back if the same insurance company still sells it once you return to Original Medicare. After that period, you might have to wait to drop your Medicare Advantage Plan, and you might not be able to buy a Medigap policy, or it may cost more. Medigap & Prescription Drug Coverage Medigap plans sold after 2005 don’t include Prescription Drug Coverage. So, if you enroll in Medigap for the first time, it won’t include Drug Coverage. If you want Prescription Drug Coverage, you can join a separate Medicare Drug Plan (Part D). Medigap Costs Medigap premiums vary widely depending on the insurance company, the plan, and where you live. Each insurance company decides how it will set the price, or premium for its Medigap policies, which can affect how much you pay now and in the future. The benefits in each lettered plan are the same, no matter which insurance company sells it. The premium amount is the only difference between policies with the same plan letter sold by different companies. There can be big differences in the premiums that different insurance companies charge for the same coverage, so be sure you compare Medigap plans with the same letter (for example, compare Plan G from one company with Plan G from another company). When you compare Medigap plans, you’ll see their estimated costs so make sure you contact the insurance company for a more accurate price. The cost of your Medigap policy may also depend on whether the insurance company: • Offers discounts (like discounts for women, non-smokers, or married people; discounts for paying yearly; discounts for paying your premiums using electronic funds transfer (automatic payment from checking account or credit card); or discounts for multiple policies). • Uses medical underwriting or applies a different premium when you don't have a guaranteed issue right or aren't in your Medigap Open Enrollment Period. • Sells Medicare SELECT policies that may require you to use certain providers. If you buy this type of Medigap policy, your premium may be lower. • Offers a "high-deductible option." When you buy a Medigap policy, you’ll pay the private insurance company a monthly premium. Your insurance company will let you know how to pay for your monthly premium. You also have to pay your monthly Medicare Part B premium. Medicare doesn't pay the premiums for your Medigap policy. Premium amounts typically increase each year. To compare the costs of Medigap plans in your area visit: https://www.medicare.gov/medigap-supplemental-insurance-plans/#/m?year=2024&lang=en < Previous News Next News >

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Art Across Generations - Grandparents And Grandchildren Connect At Wiener Museum Of Decorative Arts South Florida Sun Times Aug 27, 2026 It’s Time For Arts Across Generations On Grandparents’ Day At The Wiener Museum Of Decorative Arts (WMODA) located At 3250 North 29th Avenue, Hollywood, Florida 33020 With Hands-On Creativity, Inspiration, And Family Connection. On Sunday, September 13th, 2026 From 10:00 a.m. To 4:00 p.m., WMODA Is Offering Free Admission, This One Day Only. There Are Many Opportunities For Artistic Expression For All Ages To Share, Whether It’s Throwing Raw Clay, Stringing Glass Beads, Or Delving Into Engaging Scavenger Hunts. Ceramics And Glass Are “Fired Arts” And Families Can Create Lasting Memories With These Experiences. Throughout the day, guests can observe Resident Artist Mirela Popovici demonstrate the mesmerizing art of wheel-thrown pottery. For those eager for a more immersive experience on the wheel, Mirela is offering exclusive 30-minute mini-sessions for $30 each, giving lucky guests the chance to learn how to throw their own small bowl. Mirela will fire and glaze their “masterpiece” to collect from WMODA two weeks later. Artist Lori Brown leads a lively, hands-on beading workshop designed for guests eight years of age and up. This guided session invites family members to design, string, and assemble their own beaded bracelet, or other creation to wear or gift to a loved one. Guests can also drop by River of Glass and Light art project, inspired by Dale Chihuly’s iconic Macchia forms, to shape their own colorful paper sculptures. Registration: Museum admission is FREE this one day only! Mirela Popovici’s wheel-throwing mini sessions and Lori Brown’s beading sessions can be booked by emailing: events@wmoda.com . Or by calling the museum at: (954) 376-6690. About Wiener Museum Of Decorative Arts (WMODA): With over 3,000 works of art on display, WMODA features one of the world's largest collections of glass art by Dale Chihuly alongside other superstars of the American Studio Glass Movement. The ceramic art collection celebrates elegant British pottery such as Wedgwood and Royal Doulton and innovative European design movements including Art Nouveau and Art Deco. Spectacular ceramic art and design by Ardmore from South Africa is also a highlight of the collection. WMODA is more than a museum; it is a vital resource for artistic and creative exploration, offering many educational programs, classes, workshops and other events taking place year-round. WMODA is a NonProfit 501(c)3 Museum. WMODA is located at 3250 North 29th Avenue, Hollywood, Florida 33020. Hours are Wednesday to Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Admission is $15 Adults, $12 Seniors, $5 Military and Students (with ID), Free for children five and under. Free parking. Wheelchair accessible. Groups invited. For more information, please call: (954) 376-6690. Or visit: www.wmoda.com . Celebrate Grandparents Day at the Wiener Museum of Decorative Arts with a day dedicated to hands-on creativity, inspiration, and family connection. Celebrate Grandparents Day at the Wiener Museum of Decorative Arts with a day dedicated to hands-on creativity, inspiration, and family connection. Previous Next

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Preserving Their Natural Heritage: Celebrate Earth Day At The Annual Beach Clean-up April 18, 2024 Share Dania Beach is a serene stretch of coastline that boasts not only natural beauty but also a commitment to environmental stewardship. As the sun rises over the Atlantic Ocean, casting its golden rays upon the sandy shores, the residents of Dania Beach gear up for an annual tradition that celebrates the Earth and its precious marine ecosystems. This tradition is none other than the Dania Beach Earth Day Beach Clean-up. For the fourth consecutive year, on Monday, April 22nd, 2024, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Dania Beach will host its largest beach clean-up event to date. Community volunteers from local schools, non-profits, neighborhoods, and businesses will converge upon the coastline, armed with gloves, trash bags, and unwavering dedication to preserving their natural heritage. Commissioner Joyce L. Davis, a staunch advocate for environmental conservation, expresses the significance of this event: "Keeping Dania Beach pristine is not just a duty, but a pledge to our planet. Safeguarding our coastline and protecting our marine life is imperative to ensure a brighter, cleaner future for generations to come." Her words resonate deeply within the community, igniting a sense of purpose and unity among participants. The event promises not only to be a day of environmental action but also one of celebration and camaraderie. Volunteers will be greeted with free parking, commemorative T-shirts, and the opportunity to earn community service hours for their selfless efforts. Moreover, there will be engaging activities for all ages, including contests, prize drawings, face painting, and live music. Light bites and sweet treats will replenish the energy of hardworking volunteers as they scour the shoreline for debris. While Earth Day serves as a focal point for environmental awareness, Dania Beach embraces a year-round commitment to sustainability. Clean-up stations dot the beach, offering visitors the chance to actively participate in preserving the coastal environment. Armed with baskets, visitors can collect trash while enjoying the sun-kissed shores, embodying the ethos that Earth Day is not merely a once-a-year event but a daily responsibility. The success of the Dania Beach Earth Day Beach Clean-up would not be possible without the generous support of its sponsors. Major contributors such as Avid IHG Hotel (Fort Lauderdale Airport – Cruise), Lucky Fish, and Saltz Michelson Architects exemplify corporate citizenship by investing in the preservation of natural resources. Their partnership underscores the collective effort required to combat environmental degradation effectively. Joining forces with the sponsors are a myriad of community organizations and institutions, each lending their expertise and enthusiasm to the cause. Broward County Public Schools, represented by Olsen Middle School and Dania Elementary, instill in their students the values of environmental stewardship from a young age. Meanwhile, groups like the Dania Beach Lions Club and Loggerhead Marinelife Center demonstrate unwavering dedication to marine conservation. The diversity of participants reflects the universal importance of protecting our planet's fragile Ecosystems. From students to healthcare professionals, each individual plays a vital role in the collective endeavor to safeguard the environment for future generations. Through collaboration and shared purpose, the Dania Beach Earth Day Beach Clean-up transcends geographical boundaries and ideological differences, uniting people in a common mission. Dania Beach's Annual Beach Clean-up stands as a testament to the power of community action. What began as a local initiative has evolved, inspiring individuals to take ownership of their environmental legacy. In the face of daunting ecological challenges, the residents of Dania Beach reaffirm their commitment to protecting the planet, one shoreline at a time. For those inspired to join the movement or seek further information, the Dania Beach Office of the Mayor and Commission serves as a hub of engagement. Contact them at: (954) 924-6800, Extension#: 3607. Or via email at: msingh@daniabeachfl.gov . Together, let us continue to celebrate Earth Day not just on April 22nd, but every day, as we work hand in hand to preserve the natural wonders that enrich our lives and sustain our planet. < Previous News Next News >

YMR Beauty Salon: Where Beauty Comes From A Genuine Connection With Customers By Felipe Castilla October 6, 2021 Share For Jahir Jimenez at YMR Beauty Salon, what makes a salon beautiful is the customers and their smiling faces. Like every salon YMR offers all the standard services you would expect in from a beauty salon like hair cutting, coloring highlighting and styling as well as hair and scalp treatments. However, if you take a closer look inside YMR you will find happy customers laughing, smiling and enjoying every minute of their time with Jimenez and the other stylist as they give them something many salons do not have: friendship. “I love my profession,” Jimenez said. “I love making connections with my customers before and after I work with them.” YMR Beauty Salon was opened by Yolanda Martinez in 2019 and Jimenez began working there in February or March of 2020 after shelter-in-place mandates were lifted as a result of the pandemic. It was there that he began to develop close bonds with the men and women who walked through their doors. Whether it’s a new haircut or a complete makeover Jimenez is happy to oblige anyone looking to make a change. As a professionally trained beautician and hair stylist, Jimenez works incredibly hard at understanding the customer's fundamental needs as a customer because he knows full well that the atmosphere is just as important as the results. The hair salon offers haircuts for men, women and children. The beauticians and stylists are able and willing to cut all types of hair. Drying and styling the hair before the customer leaves the salon is also a standard service at YMR. Hair coloring is another of the most popular services offered at YMR. The hair coloring process may include all-over color, highlights, lowlights, touch-ups, grey cover and more. The salon itself opened in 2019 but Jimenez has been working in hair for decades. Although he has moved around from salon to salon, no matter where he goes, his client's follow because of his excellent attention to detail and responsiveness to client needs. “As a stylist, I’ve moved around a lot,” Jimenez said. I’ve been to Brow-ard, to Dade, but I’ve tried to accom-modate all of my client's.” But another interesting aspect of this beauty salon is that it has an in-house esthetician to provide skin care treat-ments as well. The esthetician provides a variety of skin treatments facials, hair removal and makeup application. Facial services include massaging and treating the face with lotions, creams and oils. The esthetician’s duties include: waxing, peeling, cleansing and the application of skin-care products both in store and at home. At YMR it’s about a holistic approach to beauty, not just the cutting and styling of hair. And it’s in YMR beauty salon that Jimenez is able to communicate his passion for his profession to all of his client's. One of the things that makes Jimenez such a brilliant stylist, however, is not just his understanding what to do as a stylist but also what to avoid doing. For Jimenez, the problem with many beauty salons he has been to is the impersonal treatment customers receive. As a stylist and a person, he is looking to change that. “When you walk into a lot of salons the cashier doesn’t look at you, doesn’t even say hello,” Jimenez said. “I want to give people something different.” The most important thing for Jimenez is that a customer feels like they are speaking to a friend. “Here, it’s about grabbing a coffee, relaxing and letting the customers know they’re in good hands,” Jimenez said. “ I don’t want people to sit there thinking they’re just speaking to a hairstylist. I want more for them than that.” When you walk in to YMR Beauty Salon, you will be greeted by Jimenez and the rest of the YMR team. The warm sunlight enters from the long windows and you find yourself surrounded by people who truly care about your experience. They will go through a painstaking effort to make sure you feel right at home. However, for Jimenez, the most satisfying part of the process is the look on a customer's face when he turns them towards the mirror. “When I see the surprised look on their faces it makes everything worth it for me,” Jimenez said. “It’s this look like ‘Oh my gosh, this is what I look like now? I love it.’” Jimenez hopes to one day open up his own beauty salon and work with more of his customers, but he is willing to wait it out and see how things unfold. What he does know, however, is that when he does open his own salon he will not be afraid of the competition. “I’m very confident in myself,” Jimenez said. I know what I offer, I know who I am and I know how much my customer's believe in me. So if someone else has three locations or four, it doesn’t matter because it’s about the customer experience.” Jimenez aims to provide only the most excellent customer service, pro-viding the best service to everyone that sits in his chair. “If my customer's say, even joking around, that they want champagne I’ll give them champagne, “ Jimenez said. “ Because I know that if the customer is happy they will come back again and again.” YMR Beauty Salon is located at 960 W hallandale Beach Blvd., Hallandale Beach, FL 33309. For more information you may call them at: (954) 927-4827 or (954) 669-7637. < Previous News Next News >

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