Activists Preparing to Boycott Kellogg’s for Earth Day Weekend

If, by chance, you’ve been holed up in a dark cellar for the past six months and haven’t heard: a large portion of the population is pretty pissed off about the whole genetically modified organism–a.k.a. GMOs–thing. Since the failure of California’s mandatory labeling initiative last fall and Congress and the…

Shark Attack With Dogfish Head

To celebrate craft beer week, World of Beer is hosting a Shark Attack to honor Dogfish Head beers. Starting at 7 p.m. on May 16, 40 locations, including Coconut Creek, will be pumping out old favorites and special releases with virtual appearances from Sam Calagione, founder and president of the…

See-Food Diet

In case you hadn’t noticed, Florida is surrounded by water. And with water comes some major seafood. To celebrate our state’s greatest attribute — and no, we’re not talking about all the displaced New Yorkers — the Isle Casino in Pompano Park is hosting the 29th annual Pompano Beach Seafood…

Brew at the Zoo

Local restaurants and more than 50 craft beers, including local breweries, will descend upon the Palm Beach Zoo on Saturday, April 27. Starting at 6 p.m., ticketholders will be able to eat and drink with the animals. Tickets cost $35. Advance-ticket purchase is required. Check palmbeachzoo.org, or email info@palmbeachzoo.org. Sat.,…

Artistic Development

Poor Fort Lauderdale: It’s the quiet, watchful little sister to its attention-grabbing cheerleader sibling, Miami. Fortunately, little Fort Lauderdale is beginning to develop. As part of the steadily growing Fort Lauderdale Art Walk, C&I Studios is teaming up with All Together Now — of the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale…

Stumbling Around Town

It’s no secret: South Floridians like to drink. A lot. And fortunately, many of our prime drinking areas are perfectly set up for walking. Or crawling. The main problem is pulling yourself away from that first bar. If you’re looking to bar-hop, Fort Lauderdale Bar Crawl is here to help…

Deerfield Wine and Food Festival

Taking place at Quiet Waters Park, the Deerfield Wine and Food Festival is taking over from Friday, April 26, through Sunday, April 28. The three-day event features multiple events: a VIP dinner under the stars, a vineyard party, the grand tasting, a jazz brunch. Tickets start at $85. Fri., April…

Say Hello to My Little Friend

South Florida was a crazy place in the ’80s. While Fort Lauderdale was boozing it up and buying snacks from topless doughnut shops, Miami was a cocaine haven. And let’s be honest: That period gave way to one of the best movies about SoFla ever created: Scarface. Well, this Thursday,…

Tip-a-Cop Fundraiser

Cops will become the waiters at J.G. McGuinness on Wednesday, April 24, from 6 to 10 p.m. Benefiting the Special Olympics, all “tips” earned will be donated to the fund. To help out, the restaurant is offering an extended happy hour to coincide with $4 well drinks, draft beers, and…

B Ocean Earth Day

B Ocean on Fort Lauderdale Beach is holding a number of specials to celebrate the Earth on Monday, April 22. In addition to a number of spa specials, the hotel is offering special organic cocktails at the pool, including the $10 cucumber-ginger fizz, a combination of organic cucumber-infused vodka, fresh…

Garage Party

Generally, the words garage and gala don’t go hand in hand: unless, of course, you’re sending your chauffeur to fetch the Rolls from the garage to drive you to the gala. The Gala Gig II at the Art’s Garage is a bit more down to earth than most galas. As…

Party for Billy Boloby

You go out all the time. And whether it’s a life changing experience or not, you’re kind of throwing your money down the drain. Not the case if you come out to party for the Billy Boloby Benefit at Little Munich. The show has been put together to raise money…

Winetasting Week

Crown Wine and Spirits will be hosting winetasting events at stores throughout South Florida. Fifteen bucks buys a glass and the opportunity to try out more than 40 wines and spirits as well as gourmet food. The events will be held from 7 to 9 o’clock each night. Thursday, April…

Chef Steven Acosta Makes Us Some Mozzarella

Ahh. Cheese. That miracle food group that has saved numerous cocktail receptions and parties. It’s the one dish that any culinarily challenged host can throw together. While most of us love to eat it–minus, of course, those with lactose intolerance–few know how to partake in its glorious coagulation process. As…

S3 Gets Ready to Open its Doors Later this Month

It’s been a project four years in the works. Originally slated to open in November or December 2012, S3, the newest concept from the Restaurant People — owners of YOLO, Vibe, and Tarpon Bend — is about to open its doors at the end of this month. Although it’s still…

Taco Bell Trying to Create Healthy Image: Are You Buying It?

We know, you and your food-snob friends turn up your noses at fast-food chains. McDonald’s, Burger King, Wendy’s, Taco Bell — “Ugh, gross.” “I don’t eat that fake junk,” you say in public, while secretly passing through a drive-thru while wasted on your way home from the bar. Well, closet…