Check out these events! Updated weekly.
Thursday, February 20
HOT, HOT, HOT
Nikki Glaser, the hot comic of the moment, brings her “Alive and Unwell Tour” to the Broward Center, and Sunshine Center for the Performing Arts presents hot, cellist, pianist, and singers, Brandan and James, with a show titled, “At The Beach.”
Friday, February 21
OUT AND ABOUT
Jen Kober is “Out for Laughs” at The Manor in an early show, followed by the “Pick a Chick” Girl Party. It’s Fur Friday at Hunters, Brian Mason is at Alibi, The Eagle has “Industrial Vibes” with DJ Charly, and Jaxx and Dre are at Myth Gastrobar.
The Parker welcomes Robin Trower, The Aventura Center hosts The Lovin’ Spoonful, and the Sunshine Center for the Performing Arts has singer/songwriter Tom Goss.
Saturday, February 22
SOUL, LOVE AND FAMILY
Mailyn Soulfree is at Myth Gastrobar, Sunshine Center for the Performing Arts hosts comedians, singers, and dancers in “Lovefest” hosted by Natalie Tyler, and Arthur Miller’s “All My Sons” opens at New City.
Sunday, February 23
NORTH VS SOUTH
The Eagle is “Prime” with DJ Seth Breezy, Hard Rock debuts its Gala Drag Brunch drag stars, and “The Men Of Hard Rock” male review. The South Florida Pride & Youth Band Concert Band performs. Meanwhile, down in Miami, it’s Gay Ocho. Miami’s famed hub of everything Hispanic, Calle Ocho (8th Street) is turnt out for Gay8. The festival converts several blocks of Calle Ocho into a pedestrian walkway, so you can peruse the various offerings and hot Latinx folks. This is also the epicenter of Trump’s support in Miami, so it’s your call as to whether to support it.
Monday, February 24
THERE SHE IS!
Jennifer McClain’s cast party has moved to Aquaplex. Broadway vet Nicolas King is at West End. The Kravis welcomes Isaac Mizrahi, today and tomorrow.
Tuesday, February 25
100 DIVIDED BY 2
Pompano Players present The Edwards Twins, who mimic hundreds of stars. Performing tonight and tomorrow.
Wednesday, February 26
REMEMBERING OUR PAST
The Parker presents The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - All the Good Times: The Farewell Tour, while The Kravis screens Alicia Odewale’s Black Wall Street.
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Compiled by Rick Karlin.
