Atlantic Ave March 2017 Edition

APPENINGS HAP
72. Lorna Luft performs her
brand new show, An Evening
With Lorna Luft, a dynamic
and emotional journey of music
from The Great American
Songbook, Broadway classics,
production shows in which she
has starred, plus a few special
songs from her heritage. 561-
243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org
16 Delray Beach Home
Tour – 10am-4pm. $100. The
16th Annual Delray Beach
Home Tour will be held in
March, 2017 from 10 am to
4 pm in the Coastal Area of
Delray Beach, from Atlantic
Avenue to George Bush Boulevard
between the Intracoastal
& A1A. Proceeds benefit the
Achievement Center for Children
& Families. delrayhometour.com
16 The Klezmatics –
7:30pm. $25. The Pavilion at
Old School Square presents
the music of the Klezmatics, a
group that for 25 years have
raised the bar for Eastern European
Jewish music and helped
to change the face of contemporary
Yiddish culture. 561-243-
7922, oldschoolsquare.org
17 Arts Garage Presents
rAChelle Coba Quartet –
$30-45. 8pm. Blues. 561-450-
6357, artsgarage.org
17-19 Shades of Buble –
2pm & 8pm. $43-53. A Three-
Man Tribute to Michael Bublé
has been wowing audiences
with tight harmonies, smooth
choreography and charming
good looks. Crest Theatre. 561-
243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org
18 The Way Of Tea: Sado
Demonstration at Morikami
Museum & JAPAnese Gardens
– 12pm, 1:30pm, 3pm. $5
with paid museum admission.
Observe Japanese sado, an everchanging
demonstration rich in
seasonal subtleties. 561-495-
0233, morikami.org
18 Seaside Soirée – 5:30-
8:30pm at the Cabana Club,
Delray Beach. The Seaside
Soiree is a Dinner and auction
benefitting CityHouse. City-
House provides safe, affordable
housing where homeless single
mothers and their children
can be cared for in a holistic
way-- emotionally, physically,
economically and educationally.
The Seaside Soiree event
will include dinner, auction,
music/dancing and the opportunity
for you to partner with
us to make a huge difference
in a family’s life. tickets at City-
HouseDelray.com
18 Drum Circle – 7pm-
10pm Free. Hosted by: Parks
and Recreation & South Florida
Drum Circle. FREE at Veterans
Park Gazebo Drumming, dancing,
acro-yoga and more. 561-
243-7350, Murrell@mydelraybeach.com
18 All People’s Day Diversity
FestiVAl – 11am-5pm.
Free. Pompey Park. “Discovering
Our Connections”. 20-Live
Diversity Entertainers, 50-Issue
Based and Interactive
Cultural Booths, Health Fair
Booths, Arts Activities and
Workshop. FREE Food, Merchandise
Sales. allpeoplesday.
com
18 Arts Garage Presents
Victor Gould Trio – $30-45.
8pm. Jazz. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org
18-19 Art on the Square:
A Premiere Outdoor Gallery
– 10am-5pm. Free.
Presented by the Cornell Art
Museum, this premiere, outdoor
juried show will feature
extraordinary, original works
by fine art and fine craft artists
from around the country. Old
School Square grounds. 561-
243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org
19 Granfondo Bike Ride
– 7am. $100-150. The Granfondo
Garneau Florida Ride is
a premier road cycling event
in South Florida. Race begins
at Veteran’s Park. delraygranfondo.com
19 Billy Mays Presents “A
Brief History of Jazz” at
Arts gArage – $30-45. 7pm.
Jazz. His music has been described
as “inventive” and “dynamic”
as a true “jazz improviser.”
Don’t miss him when he
graces the stage at Arts Garage
with eclectic intonations and
fresh interpretations of favorite
classical themes, jazz classics,
and original works. 561-450-
6357, artsgarage.org
23 Delray Yacht Cruises
Steel Drum Cruise – 6-8pm.
$25. Cruise the calm waters of
the Intracoastal to the sounds
of the Islands! 561-243-0686,
delraybeachcruises.com
24-27 Neil Simon’s Barefoot
in the Park at the
Crest Theatre at Old
School Square – 2pm &
8pm. $47-57. The 2017 National
Tour of Neil Simon’s Barefoot
in the Park is a romantic
comedy focusing on a pair of
newlyweds, Corie and Paul, as
they begin married life in a tiny,
5th-floor walk-up apartment in
a Manhattan brownstone. 561-
243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org
24 Arts Garage Presents
Frank Vignola & Vinny Raniolo
– $30-45. 8pm. Acousitc
Guitar Duo. 561-450-6357,
artsgarage.org
25 Arts Garage Presents
Ghost Town Blues – $30-45.
8pm. Blues. This award-winning,
chart-topping blues band
is definitely a “must see”. With
a variety of talented musicians,
the grooves go from funky to
bluesy with horns, harmonies,
and homegrown instruments
- combined with an energetic,
roots-rich set. 561-450-6357,
artsgarage.org
25,26,30,31 Delray Beach
Playhouse Presents “Once
uPOn a Matress” – $30. The
deliciously light- hearted musical
comedy that catapulted
Carol Burnett to stardom as
Princess Winnifred the Woebegone
(or “Fred” to her friends).
561-272-1281 Ext. 4, delraybeachplayhouse.com
279th Annual SAVOr the Avenue
– The elegant dining table
now stretches for five blocks
down the middle of picturesque
Atlantic Avenue. Contact each
restaurant to make your reservation.
downtowndelraybeach.
com/SavorTheAvenue
27&28 Linda Lavin: My First
fArewell Concert at the
Crest Theatre at Old
School Square – 8pm. $57-
72. 561-243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org
29 The Pink Slip Duo, Joan
Friedenberg and Bill
bOWEn – 2pm. Shaped by the
cultural and sexual revolutions
of the sixties and changing attitudes
about a woman’s place
in the world, our six female
singer-songwriters helped
shape some of those changes
with their lyrics and lifestyles,
which set examples of independence
and growth away from
the shackles of subservient
earlier generations. 561-272-
1281 Ext. 4, delraybeachplayhouse.com
31 Delray Beach Playhouse
Presents “At the
Rialto” – 2pm. $25. The
movie titles on the marquee
may change, but people are still
smooching in the balcony! 561-
272-1281 Ext. 4, delraybeachplayhouse.com
31 Arts Garage Guild
Presents Casino Royale –
$100-125. 6:30pm. Come try
your luck at Arts Garage, for
a night of Las Vegas style fun
while supporting arts education,
outreach and programming
at the Arts Garage. 561-
450-6357, artsgarage.org
Exhibits:
1-April 22 “Fabricated” at
The Cornell Museum at
Old School Square – From
street art to galleries, contemporary
fiber art is recognized
as a highly collectible visual
art with its own identities.
Fabricated delves deep into
the world of artists who stitch,
sew, cut, and glue textiles to
create extraordinary art. The
exhibition includes a variety of
works, from exceptionally large
scale pieces to surprisingly tiny
pieces, from extremely detailed
to the abstract. This show will
satisfy art lovers and nonmuseum
goers alike! Cornell
Museum at Old School Square,
561-243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org
1-May 6 Opening Doors:
Contemporary African
American ACADEmic Surgeons
– $10. Tues-Sat 11am-
4pm. The role of African Americans
as health care providers
in the history of medicine is a
story often overlooked. Yet, as
physicians, healers, midwives,
or “bush medicine practitioners,”
African Americans have
always practiced medicine.
Early black physicians not only
became skilled practitioners,
but also educators and trailblazers,
paving the way for future
physicians, surgeons, and
nurses and opening doors to
better health care for African
American communities. Spady
Museum. 561-279-8883, spadymuseum.com
ENINGS HAPPE
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