Taste of the Island is Wilton Manors' premier annual culinary festival and one of the city's most anticipated community events. The history of the festival is deeply rooted in showcasing local culture, evolving over more than two decades into a major autumn tradition.

Let's face it: We've all been there. You're scrolling through TikTok, minding your own business, when suddenly someone is whipping up the most gorgeous iced coffee, colorful mocktail, or over-the-top milkshake you've ever seen. Next thing you know, you're craving something you didn't even know existed five minutes earlier.

I know. We’ve barely wiped off our Halloween make-up, but Thanksgiving is this month. It is one of the busiest days of the year for restaurants, so whether you plan on dining out or ordering in, you’d best make your reservations now. This week we look at places offering to take care of everything for you. You just show up and enjoy your meal and the company of those around you, and they take care of the prep and clean-up.

In the 1910s, Americans were still marveling at the new form of entertainment known as the moving picture. Movie houses were springing up in cities and towns across the country, and Florida was no exception. The state’s warm climate, abundant sunshine, and distinctive landscapes also made it an increasingly attractive destination for the fledgling film industry, at a time when filmmakers were heavily dependent upon natural light and favorable weather.