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MIAMI – The Museum of Contemporary Art’s exhibition Bruce Weber: Haiti / Little Haiti runs through February 13, 2011. This exhibition of photos of Miami’s Haitian community by fashion and documentary photographer Bruce

SARASOTA – University of Florida Opera Theatre Workshop presents one-act wonders featuring settings by Puccini, Mozart, Offenbach, Barber, Leoncavallo and others. The opera will be sung Jan. 30, 2011  at the Church

SARASOTA – The University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club will sing at the Church of the Redeemer on Saturday, May 7, 2010. The club is celebrating 151 years, and is on tour

PLANT CITY – Situated between Tampa and Orlando on Interstate 4, Dinosaur World welcomes the arrival of the new baby dinosaurs exhibit including Maiasaurs, Torosaurs and Igunadons. The funky attraction, which allows

SARASOTA – One of the charms of this Gulf Coast town is the serious way that its citizens and regular visitors approach films, especially the Burns Court Cinema. Tucked into a cozy

MIAMI – A key component of the 2011 SoBay Festival of the Arts is the ArtSoBay Exhibit. The two-week series of events begin on Feb. 4, celebrating the literary, performing and visual

PALM BEACH GARDENS – The restaurant Verdea opened in December at The Embassy Suites Palm Beach gardens. The eatery focuses on simplicity by blending local, seasonal and organic ingredients to create a

MARATHON – The Holiday Inn Express & Suites opened Nov. 5. The hotel has 134 rooms with amenities including a marina with docks for guests, a large outdoor pool facility, a 5,000

AMELIA ISLAND – Beginning on Feb. 24 the newly created Amelia Island Film Festival will celebrate three days of local and regional filmmakers in venues throughout historic downtown Fernandina Beach. The program

VENICE – Right on the bypass 41 strip is Fired Up, a burger and ribs eatery that’s somewhere between restaurant and fast food. A simplified menu sticks to basics with a big