For kids in suburban Anytown U.S.A., what’s more delightful than an afternoon visit from the ice cream man? The tinny music tinkling from low-quality speakers, the drivers’ anachronistic white uniforms and silly hats, the promise of cream and sugar and fo... See more
The Delray Beach Historical Society dives for shipwrecks, a documentary discovers the American dream in former Pizza Huts, and indie darling Cat Power plays a hometown concert. Plus, Men at Work and more in your week ahead. TUESDAY What: “Shipwrecked in S... See more
Sometimes a movie just needs to be funny. There are no embedded sociopolitical critiques or deeper meanings hidden among the jokes—and there are myriad; nearly every line is either a setup to a bit or a response to it—in Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Se... See more
This week, the Boca Raton Museum of Art became one of just 71 organizations nationwide to receive a $20,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) as part of the organization’s Big Read program. Started in 2006, Big Read has provided more th... See more
A harrowing rescue mission in Nazi Germany, an unsung female codebreaker, and a three-play cycle reckoning with Christian nationalism: All of these subjects are on the table and, come next season, onstage at Florida Atlantic’s Studio One Theatre, as part ... See more
