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January, 2013 – Kravis Center for the Performing Arts

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Kravis Center for the Performing Arts

Announces Annual Social Events in 2013

+ Annual Gala – January 21

+ Palm Beach Wine Auction – January 31

+ Reach for the Stars – April 20

(West Palm Beach, FL – September 20, 2012) The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts will be hosting three major social events in 2013:

Annual Gala

What: The Kravis Center’s annual black-tie Gala will begin with a pre-performance reception followed by a spectacular performance by Pink Martini. Drawing inspiration from music from all over the world and crossing genres of classical, jazz and pop, Pink Martini returns to Dreyfoos Hall with a diverse repertoire influenced by Cole Porter and Duke Ellington, Tito Puente and Xavier Cugat, as well as Argentine tango, Brazilian samba, Italian folk, Asian flair and romantic Hollywood musicals of the 1940s and ’50s. According to bandleader/pianist Thomas Lauderdale, “If the United Nations had a house band in 1962, Pink Martini would be that band.” Following the performance will be an elegant dinner-dance.

When: Monday, January 21, 2013 – 6 p.m.

Where: The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach, 701 Okeechobee Boulevard in West Palm Beach

Cost of Tickets: $750 for Gala Patrons, $375 for Young Gala Patrons (45 and younger)

Who: Gala Chair: Monika Preston; Honorary Chair: Kathryn Vecellio; Vice-Chair: Kim Havlicek; Junior Co-Chairs: Angela Culveyhouse, Cameron Preston, Tara Tobin

Attire: Black Tie

Proceeds: Ticket sales and rental revenue alone do not cover the cost of operating a not-for-profit facility like the Kravis Center. It is only through generous donations and benefit events like the Gala that the Kravis Center is able to make the best of the performing arts available to the entire community.

Sponsors: Performance: Myrna and John Daniels & Henni and John Kessler; Décor: Helen K. Persson; Dinner: Kathryn and Leo Vecellio; Bar & Wine Service: The Breakers; Rising Stars Table: Laurie Silvers and Mitchell Rubenstein; Education Programs: Ingrid and David Kosowsky; Photography: Martin Axman and Phylis Fogelson; Public Relations: Stephen Brown and Jamie Stern; Dinner Dance Orchestra: Julie and Amin Khoury; Programs and Invitations: Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund; Valet Services: Jane M. Mitchell; Table Centerpieces: Monika and John Preston; Special Support: Tiffany & Co.

Palm Beach Wine Auction

What: The Kravis Center’s sixth annual Palm Beach Wine Auction will feature a five-course gourmet dinner paired with specially selected wines from all over the world. The live auction takes place throughout the dinner and includes wines presented during the evening as well as some of the world’s most renowned and highly rated wines. The auction will be under the direction of Michael Troise, retired Auction Director for NY Wines/Christie’s Fine and Rare Wine Department and an expert with more than 40 years experience tasting, buying and brokering wines. This elegant evening appeals not only to the wine connoisseur but also to anyone who enjoys world-class cuisine. In addition, the 2013 Palm Beach Wine Auction will showcase two world-renowned, James Beard Foundation award-winning chefs along with Mar-a-Lago’s top chef.

When: Thursday, January 31, 2013 – 6 p.m.

Where: The Mar-a-Lago Club, 1100 South Ocean Boulevard in Palm Beach

Cost of Tickets: $1,000

Who: Chair: Ted Mandes

Attire: Cocktail Attire (jacket and tie required)

Proceeds: Since it was started, the annual Palm Beach Wine Auction has generated more than $1.5 million to support the Kravis Center’s award-winning education programs that have served more than 1.2 million children to date.

Sponsors: Premier Grand Cru: PNC Wealth Management; Grand Cru: Patrick M. Park; Premier Cru: Madeline and Roderic Fink, Chris N. Kritikos, Laurie Silvers and Mitchell Rubenstein; Private Reserve: Stuart and Sharyn Frankel, Mark and Stacey Levy, Craig and Rochelle Menin, Menin Development, Inc, Jane M. Mitchell; Plus Grand Négociant: Tiffany & Co.

Reach for the Stars

What: Hosted by the Young Friends of the Kravis Center, the 20th annual Reach for the Stars is South Florida’s most celebrated ballroom dance competition teaming a colorful array of media personalities with professional instructors from many of Palm Beach County’s finest dance studios. Following the presentation of the coveted mirror ball trophies, attendees will feast on a scrumptious sampling of gourmet food and wine from numerous top quality restaurants and vendors.

When: Saturday, April 20, 2013 – 6 p.m.

Where: Dreyfoos Hall at The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach.

Cost of Tickets: $125 for Premium (includes on stage assigned seating and valet parking); $75 for General Admission; and $60 for Young Friends Members

Who: Young Friends Executive Committee Co-Chairs: Zachary Berg and Jarrod Schilling

Attire: Cocktail Attire

Proceeds: The annual fundraiser benefits the Kravis Center’s S*T*A*R (Students and Teachers Arts Resource) Series and education programs.

Sponsors: Gold Sponsors: Marcie Gorman-Althof, Sydelle and Arthur I. Meyer Foundation; Silver Sponsor: Jane M. Mitchell

About the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts:

The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts is a not-for-profit performing arts center whose mission is to enhance the quality of life in Palm Beach County by presenting a diverse schedule of national and international artists and companies of the highest quality; by offering comprehensive arts education programs; by providing a Palm Beach County home in which local and regional arts organizations can showcase their work; and by providing economic catalyst and community leadership in West Palm Beach, supporting efforts to increase travel and tourism to Palm Beach County.

The Kravis Center is located at 701 Okeechobee Blvd. in West Palm Beach, FL. For more information, please call (561) 832-7469 or visit www.kravis.org.

Media Contact:

Gary Schweikhart

PR-BS, Inc.

561.756.4298

gary@pr-bs.net

October, 2012 – Horse Tales Literacy Project Partners with Wellington for Story Time at Scott’s Place

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October, 2012 – Horse Tales Literacy Project Partners with Wellington for Story Time at Scott’s Place
 
Story Time is ready to return in Wellington, and this time, it’s going to the horses! Beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 6th, children of all ages will be delighted as Shelly LeConte, South Florida Coordinator of the Horse Tales Literacy Project, shares the classic tale Little Black Goes to the Circus by Walter Farley. Once the story is over, all guests will be treated to a free goody bag filled with fun treats to celebrate the love of reading.
 
Story Time will take place at Scott’s Place barrier free playground, located at 12190 Forest Hill Boulevard, on the first Saturday of every month through May 2013. Participants are encouraged to enjoy this equestrian-inspired playground before and after the event. The park is designed with large play structures and ramps ensuring children and parents of all physical abilities can play together.
 
About the Horse Tales Literacy Project: Conceived in 1999 by Tim Farley, son of the late Walter Farley – author of the Black Stallion Series, and Mark Miller, creator and owner of the Arabian Nights Dinner Attraction, Horse Tales Literacy Project has reached over 600,000 children in the united States and Canada. This non-profit organization combines live horses with stories to spark the imagination of children and motivate them to experience the excitement of reading. For more information, visit www.horsetalesliteracy.org or contact Shelly LeConte at (561) 357-8729.
 
For information about other Wellington programs, events, activities, and updates, please visit www.wellingtonfl.gov or watch Channel 18 for the latest happenings.
 
 

September, 2012 – ViSalus Donates 420,000 Mini-Meal Cookies

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ViSalus Donates 420,000 Healthy and Nutrition-Packed “Mini-Meal” Cookies to Feed Hungry Children in Support of Hunger Action Month

 

 

ViSalus Promoters on Hand to Help Huntington, West Virginia Food Bank Give Out Unprecedented Number of Nutra-Cookies 

 

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — ViSalus™, known for its mission of helping people transform their health and fitness through the Body By Vi™ 90-Day Challenge, has donated $1.2 million worth of its all natural “mini-meal” Nutra-Cookies™ to the Huntington Area Food Bank (HAFB) located in West Virginia.  The unprecedented donation will help HAFB serve approximately 96,000 food insecure individuals in 12 counties of southern West Virginia, four counties of northeastern Kentucky and Lawrence County, Ohio.

 

“ViSalus is committed to health and wellness. That includes ensuring that families have access to healthy and nutritious food regardless of their circumstances.  We know when food is scarce, healthy choices become limited,” said Ryan Blair, ViSalus co-founder and chief executive officer. “It is our privilege to partner with organizations such as the Huntington Area Food Bank, to help them provide healthy alternative snacks to those who need it the most.”

 

Last year, HAFB distributed six million pounds of food, water and cleaning supplies to its region. With the help of ViSalus, HAFB will be providing individuals with 420,000 individually wrapped Nutra-Cookies which provide a healthy, convenient on-the-go snack. Each Nutra-Cookie contains nine grams of protein, a full serving of fiber, calcium and fruit and vegetable nutrients and come in three flavors: Chocolate Chip, Peanut Butter and Oatmeal Raisin.

 

The city of Huntington, W.Va., is statistically one of the unhealthiest cities in the United States. As a consequence of Huntington‘s high rates of obesity, diabetes and coronary heart disease, the city was chosen by celebrity chef and restaurateur, Jamie Oliver, to be the location of the first season of his television series, Jamie Oliver‘s Food Revolution. Oliver was instrumental in revolutionizing the way Huntington residents consumed food, raising awareness and individual responsibility and resuscitating dying food culture.

 

“We have been working with ViSalus for more than a year now,” said Scott Frasure, director of development at Huntington Area Food Bank. “We received donations from the company in March when the tornadoes ripped through Kentucky and in July after the derecho weather system came through our area. Hunger Action Month is an opportunity to make a tremendous impact in the community and speak out against hunger. ViSalus recognizes this, and we are pleased to be working with the company.”

 

To make a donation to the Huntington Area Food Bank visit the website at www.hafb.org. Learn more about ViSalus at www.visalus.com  and www.bodybyvi.com.

Local Contact

For more information about ViSalus in the “Around Wellington” area, contact representative Martin Berze, (561) 385-5763.

 

 

 

About The Huntington Area Food Bank

The Huntington Area Food Bank is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization affiliated with Feeding America, the largest hunger relief agency in the United States. The organization distributes USDA commodities through the TEFAP program which is managed by the USDA. The emergency food assistance program is designed to alleviate hunger amongst low income individuals and to service areas damaged by natural disasters.

 

About ViSalus

Founded in 2005 with headquarters in Los Angeles, CA and Troy, MI, ViSalus™ is the company behind the Body by VI ™ Challenge, a 90-day health transformation platform. ViSalus champions personal victories and entrepreneurship through a social marketing model, premium products, and support community. ViSalus™ is majority-owned by Blyth, Inc. (NYSE: BTH).

 

Contact: Kasandra Carr, Zeno Group
Kasandra.Carr@zenogroup.com, +1-202-965-7809

SOURCE ViSalusPR Newswire (http://s.tt/1oenN)

October, 2012 – Battle of the Bands

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October, 2012 – Battle of the Bands Comes to the Wellington Amphitheater

 

If you’re in an amateur band and you’re ready to be discovered, here’s your chance win cash prizes and build a following at the first-ever Battle of the Bands at the Wellington Amphitheater! The Grand Prize Winner will take home $400 and will get to work with DC Showcase Rehearsal Studios to create a music video – a total prize valued at $900 – and two runners-up will walk away with $200. All three winners will have the opportunity to be featured at a special concert at the Wellington Amphitheater at a later date.

 

From jazz and country to classic rock and heavy metal, all sounds are welcome. Band members must be at least 10 years old by October 1st, 2012, at least half must reside in Palm Beach County, and each band must have a minimum of three instruments to qualify. Lyrics, apparel and performances must be appropriate for all audiences.

 

If you have what it takes, rush to the Wellington Community Center (12150 Forest Hill Boulevard) by Monday, October 15th with a completed application form, proof of age (such as a driver license or birth certificate), a photo of your band and a $50 entry fee made payable to the Village of Wellington. The Wellington Community Center will accept registrations Mondays through Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

 

Bands selected for the live audition round will be notified no later than Thursday, October 18th. Live auditions will be held on Friday, October 26th at 8 p.m. at the Wellington Amphitheater. Finalists will play at the Amphitheater again on Saturday, October 27th at 8 p.m. and the night will end with the dramatic announcement of the winners.

 

The complete official rules and application form are available at the Wellington Community Center and  www.wellingtonfl.gov/community/parks-and-recreation/special-events.html. For questions, contact Joe Piconcelli, Cultural Programs and Facilities Manager, at (561) 791-4756 or jpiconcelli@wellingtonfl.gov.

 

For information about other Wellington programs, events, activities, and updates, please visit www.wellingtonfl.gov or watch Channel 18 for the latest happenings.

October, 2012 – Bicycle Safety Day

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October, 2012 – Bicycle Safety Day

Bicycle Safety Day on Oct. 13th

Wellington, FL, October 13, 2012: Genbu-Kai Karate, located in the Market Place Mall in Wellington will be hosting a bicycle safety day for children and their families. We have one-hundred fifty (150) FREE bicycle helmets to give away, along with water bottles, whistles, wrist bands and MUCH MORE! Along with the day’s events, participants will be able to register to win FREE martial arts classes.

 

The event will be held Saturday, October 13, 2012 from noon-6:00pm, rain or shine!

 

bikesafetyfair

 

For more information on the classes, please call 561.804.1002 or visit our website at www.floridagenbukai.com.

 

Contact: Keith Moore

Phone: (561)804-1002

Website: www.floridagenbukai.com

Email: floridagenbukai@yahoo.com

September, 2012 – The new Wellington Children’s Theatre

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PRESS RELEASE:

September 12, 2012

The Launch of the new Wellington Children’s Theatre

Wellington has a new theatre company and it is just for kids!  The Wellington Children’s Theatre is currently holding placement auditions for its inaugural season of classes and performances.  The Musical Theatre Workshop, for children in grades 3-9, will be rehearsing for the off-Broadway hit, “Dear Edwina, Jr.”, which will be performed in mid-December. For younger children, in grades K-2, the musical and drama workshop “Acting Out!” is a perfect introduction to the stage.

The company’s Cabaret Troupe, a glee club for middle and high school singers who are able to sing in harmony, is also currently auditioning. The troupe will be performing staged, choreographed show and pop tunes.

Wellington Children’s Theatre will be offering an Advanced Acting class for students 15-19 years of age, taught by Beverly Blanchette, esteemed former dean of the Dreyfoos School Theatre Department.  Mrs. Blanchette will teach an intensive, three-hour Audition Workshop in January.  This class will be open to all students.

 Karen Braunstein, the director and producer of the Wellington Children’s Theatre, says that creating this company has been her dream for years. 

“The western communities are sorely in need of a theatre company serving children who want to hone their performing skills. I hope that the WCT will draw children who are being home-schooled as well,” says Ms. Braunstein.  “Unfortunately, the public schools, with the exception of the High Schools, no longer offer a drama program for kids. There is nothing like being on stage and acting and singing your heart out, to build self-esteem and confidence.  I believe that it’s vital to expose children to the performing arts and the richness of music, and give them the opportunity to express themselves through theatre.”

After 25 years of producing shows with children, during her career as a singer and cantor, and many summers directing shows at sleep-away camps, Ms. Braunstein said that it was time to jump in and create this company.  Her hope is that the Wellington Children’s Theatre will become a fixture in our community and eventually have its own Black Box theatre.

Classes and workshops meet at the #1 Education Place in the “old Wellington Mall” behind Checkers.

For information on classes, tuition and schedules and to set up and audition, please call (561)223-1928 or write to Karen@wellingtonchildrenstheatre.com.

The web address is:

http://wellingtonchildrenstheatre.com/wp/

September, 2012 – I Tried to Be Normal

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September, 2012 – I Tried to Be Normal

September, 2012 – Frannie Sheridan’s One-Woman Hit…

“I Tried to Be Normal…But it was Taken!”

Friday, Sept. 28th at 8:30pm

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October, 2012 – “The Door in the Sky” by Sandy Klein Bernstein, a Book Review

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October, 2012 – “The Door in the Sky” by Sandy Klein Bernstein, a Book Review

“The Door in the Sky” by Sandy Klein Bernstein

A Book Review by Wendell Abern

 

Reviewers undertake first novels with trepidation, and emotions thatdoorinthesky range from guarded expectation to dour skepticism.  But even the most seasoned literati are never too jaded to react with excitement when discovering a genuine new writing talent.

          Such is the case with the debut Young Adult novel, “The Door in the Sky,” penned by fledgling author Sandy Klein Bernstein.

          This delightful adventure tale takes on the daunting task of carving out fresh territory in a genre that already includes Oz, Wonderland, Hogwarts and a host of others.

          Welcome to a fresh new imaginaryscape:  Galdoren By The Sea.

          All “new world” journeys have one thing in common:  a struggle between good and evil.  “Door in the Sky” also takes on this task, and admirably.  But one dominant element – found only sporadically in such adventures – separates Bernstein’s book from all others.

          Humor.

Bernstein handles her storytelling with a wry wit that permeates every chapter.  With each encounter, smiles.  With each description, chuckles.  Rarely have readers of fantasy had so much fun.

Sister and brother protagonists Allie and Ricky Austin, transported to this wondrous universe unexpectedly (where some have been known to grumble, “I never trust anyone from the Milky Way Galaxy”), find themselves in the middle of a mounting conflict between the good King Shevre and the icy Queen Glacidia.

Their encounters take them through a series of joyous, scary and exciting adventures and misadventures, with characters both charming and chilling.  Yet even in the middle of a frightening shiver, readers will find themselves chuckling. 

One example:  King Shevre’s castle is threatened by fearsome goblins.  All is chaos!  Lives are at stake!  Many may not survive!  Ugly gargoyles, who dominate an upper wall, come alive:

“Goblins.  Vile creatures!”

“They have such bad breath!”

“They really should brush their fangs more often.”                  

           This is typical of the humor that comes naturally, unforced and frequently takes the reader by surprise.

 

          Bernstein’s strong descriptive powers paint memorable pictures of this beautiful new domain.  But her forte, clearly, is dialog.  When brother and sister spat, you can hear the words crackle.  When royalty ushers commands, you can hear authority.  And of course, humor peppers the dialog landscape frequently, often when least expected.

          Allie and Ricky have a grand old time on their adventure, rife with real danger and eye-opening surprises.  How (and if) they ever return home will keep the reader guessing.

          For those looking for attention-grabbing teen-age literature that transcends the vampire/werewolf scene, one cannot do better than “The Door in the Sky.”

And for those who look forward to finding a new superb writing talent, one need look no further than Sandy Klein Bernstein.

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September, 2012 – Murder Mystery Dinner Returns to Wellington November 3rd

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Murder Mystery Dinner Returns to Wellington November 3rd

 

Murder mystery dinner theater is back by popular demand in Wellington, and this time, it’s all hands on deck for swashbuckling, pirate-themed entertainment! Dress in your buccaneer best for this deadly adult dinner show on Saturday, November 3rd from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Village Park located at 11700 Pierson Road. The evening begins with a social hour and dinner but steers into deadly waters as a shipload of professional actors portray a “murder on the high seas” scenario. Audience members will then be asked to solve the crime and identify the killer.

                                                           

Tickets cost $40 per person and are on sale now at Village Park and the Wellington Community Center. A table of eight can also be reserved for a discounted price of $280. The ticket price includes dinner, beer, and wine. Because this is an adult themed event, Wellington will provide free on-site child care for children ages 5 to 12 only, including pizza and plenty of fun activities. The child care room will be separate from the event.

 

All of Wellington’s murder mystery dinner theater events have sold out, so don’t be marooned – reserve your seats early!

 

For information about other Wellington programs, events, activities, and updates, please visit www.wellingtonfl.gov or watch Channel 18 for the latest happenings.

October, 2012 – Lake Worth Downtown Cultural Alliance presents “Season” Starts with October in Lake Worth

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Lake Worth Downtown Cultural Alliance presents “Season” Starts with October in Lake Worth

 

Downtown Lake Worth will be shaking off the heat of the summer with some really cool days and nights. Favorite restaurants will be hopping and new restaurants opening. Local shoppers and tourists are beginning to appear in greater numbers.  Evenings on the Avenue will continue to entice with spruced up shops and world class galleries.  Bands and vendors fill the Cultural Plaza.  Many businesses in the downtown have begun to extend their hours as the cooler weather approaches.

 

Evenings on the Avenue are celebrated every First and Third Friday of the month.  Second Saturday Sidewalk Sales will continue throughout the year.  The Cultural Plaza is booked with bands, entertainment and vendors.  Parties in the Plaza are crowded with fun events the entire season.

 

Second Saturday Sidewalk Sales continue.  As the weather cools the number of vendors and the variety of their wares grow.  All local shops and restaurants treat this day with specials for all of their customers.  Local tour groups target Lake Worth on this day with tours to restaurants and galleries.

 

The Blues and Jazz Festival in coming to Lake Worth in October.  Blues Week Lake Worth will begin Monday October 15 with live performances throughout town for the entire week.  On Friday, October 19th the streets will be filled with performers, and many of the shops and restaurants will host special events.  Clay Glass Metal Stone Gallery will feature an Invitational to Palm Beach County Artists titled Artists Do the Blues.  On Saturday and Sunday thousands of blues aficionados will converge upon Bryant Park for the largest Blues Festival the region has ever seen.

 

Flash Mobs in Downtown Lake Worth: If you have ever dreamed of being part of a Flash Mob that suddenly appears on street corners and at events, Michael Puccio of Studio Dance, 8 South Dixie Highway, will hold classes to choreograph and train you in the art.  He will work with groups of 30 or more. Call 561-249-5105. Dancing with the Stars will not hold a candle to what Michael will train you to do. 

 

Halloween Weekend in Lake Worth is a Family Affair.  Although Halloween falls on a Wednesday, Lake Worth never lets a good holiday go to waste.  Local restaurants will hold rotating costume contests beginning at 8:00 PM on Saturday, October 27.  A town full of festivities from pie contests to pumpkin carving will be taking place over the weekend. Prize winning shop and restaurant windows will be on display.  A full list of events will follow. Paws on the Avenue will be featuring a pet photographer who will take professional pictures of your costumed pets.  Lake Worth Theatrics will costume you in style.

 

Halloween continues on Wednesday, October 31 with the traditional trick or treat for local school children throughout the town.

 

November 1 is the start of Holiday Window decorating in the Downtown. Shopkeepers and restaurants compete for the best windows and the biggest prizes.   Mayor Pam Triolo will be judging the windows this year.  Prizes will be awarded at the Tree Lighting Ceremony in the Cultural Plaza.

 

The Second Saturday Sidewalk Sale on Saturday, November 10th will feature a Veterans Day Parade.  Lori Durant will host the Taste of Lake Worth Culinary and Arts tour, a regular feature of Lake Worth weekends.

 

Black Friday, November 23rd, is always celebrated in a Big Way in Downtown Lake Worth.  This is a support your local merchant day and Lake Worth goes all out for it.  Each of our 100 shops and restaurants will feature one of one hundred reasons you should shop in Lake Worth rather than in the big department stores and malls.  One of a Kind gifts and personal service top the list.

 

Saturday, December 1st is an invitation to join us as the Windows of the Town will be judged.  Join Mayor Pam Triolo and put in your own two cents as we tour the windows and she makes her choices.  The Tree Lighting Ceremony will take place in the Cultural Plaza at 6PM.

 

Friday, December 7th celebrates the holidays during Evening on the Avenue.  The month-long celebration is well under way.  Lake Worth, the Greenwich Village of the south, will have musicians and artists scattered everywhere.  The streets and shops will be filled with holiday cheer.  The Cultural Plaza will be lit up with lights, vendors and music.  We expect to see some dancing in the streets as well.

 

Saturday, December 8th is our big Second Saturday Sidewalk Sale.  As part of this day Lake Worth hold its big Holiday Parade with costumes and floats and lots of sidewalk space from which to enjoy it all.

 

Saturday, December 15 will ring with the Sounds of the Season. Choirs will be performing all over the down town.  Bring your best tuned vocal chords and join in on the choruses.

 

Friday, December 21st is the last Evening on the Avenue of the year.  Merchants, Galleries and Restaurants will be going all out to make this a memorable Friday for all.  This Friday and Saturday, December 22nd are the biggest last minute shopping events of the year.  Bargains are planned for all of the specialty and one-of-a-kind items that can only be found in Lake Worth.

 

Saturday, December 29: New Year’s Eve begins in Lake Worth. Lake Worth will start the New Year off with a Champagne stroll starting at midnight on Saturday and then again on Sunday evening.  The festivities will end with the final chime of the clock at midnight on December 31.  Plan for a heavy weekend of big celebration.

 

Detailed press releases will be going out for each of these evening and events.  Please contact us if you have any questions.

The DCA (Downtown Cultural Alliance) of Lake Worth, the City of Lake Worth, LULA (The Lake Worth Arts Corridor, and Lake Worth work together to bring family events to Downtown Lake Worth on a weekly basis.  All events are free.

 

The Downtown Cultural Alliance (DCA) is a non-profit association of Downtown merchants and residents working together to keep Downtown Lake Worth vibrant and welcoming.

 

For additional information contact DCA: Joyce Brown – 605 Lake Avenue – 215-205-9441

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