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Thursday, Sept. 24

I LIKE A BIG ONE!

Mad Hatter in West Palm has “Big 1 Thursdays.” They are talking about drinks, right? It’s open mic night at Chocolate City.

Anthony Fauci speaks at Gray Box Theater. TLC and Salt-N-Pepa in concert at Hard Rock in Hollywood.

Friday, Sept. 25

WHAT BECOMES A LEGEND MOST?

The Well has a new Friday night show, “Dinner with the Legends,” hosted by Jasmine Pryce Lords. Get your “Groove” on at Eagle with DJ IPOK.

Norton Museum of Art: Art After Dark’s attraction tonight is Open Spaces, featuring Natural Movers and Jon Lehrer Dance. Latinos Salud is checking out Frost Science Museum.

Saturday, Sept. 26

TOO MANY OPTIONS!

We have so much happening in our little town, but what a nice problem to have. Do I go to ‘Love Out Loud’ at Hunters, followed by a special guest performance by DJ Griffin Green? Or do I twist and “Snout” at Eagle with music by Adora? It’s also VRL night at LIT. Video Requests are played in real time. Cynn Sage performs at Rebel Wine Bar. Do you hear those “Tribal” drums? They’re coming from The Manor and DJ Joshua Ruiz. 

Outside of the bars, “Burtonlesque,” a burlesque tribute to Tim Burton is at Gray Box Theater. Expelliarmuso! Latinos Salud is going all Harry Potter. James Taylor is at Hard Rock, and Miamibloco: From the Streets to the Stage is at The Parker.

Sunday, Sept. 27

LET IT ALL HANG OUT

The Well is going “Full Out” (when don’t they?) for brunch today, honoring birthday girl and reigning Miss OutSFL Angie Ovahness Pryce. The repast will be hosted by Taquoya Love Dupree, with performances by Tayana Love and Desiree St. James. At Roosters they’re having a “Roast & Toast” for Melissa St. John. Didn’t the bar burn down in a roast and toast a few years ago? While you’re up in WPB, Sunday nights are leather nights at Mad Hatter.

Christopher Hamblin hosts “A Love Letter to Dolly” at Sunshine Cathedral, proceeds to benefit Sunshine Pride House. Revolution Live presents Club 90’s Ariana Grande Night. NSU Art Museum offers free admission to Fort Lauderdale residents today.

Monday, Sept. 28

ANYTHING GOES

Eric Restivo is mixing things up at Next every Monday. It could be live performances (the man can sing!), music trivia, giveaways or double dare duets.

Alex Sanchez, author of “Rainbow Boys” reads from, and discusses, his book at Stonewall National Museum, Library & Archives, 1300 E. Sunrise, in Fort Lauderdale.

Tuesday, Sept. 29

¡ORGULLO Y TRADICIÓN!

Just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month, Arsht hosts the touring company of “Buena Vista Social Club” through Oct. 4, then it moves to The Broward Center Oct. 13 through 18. BTW, Sept. 15 is the starting date for Hispanic Heritage Month because it marks the anniversary of independence for five Central American countries: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. And Now You Know!  

OUTshine LGBTQ+ film festival gives a presentation at Chamber & The Arts’ office, 2300 NE 7th Ave., Wilton Manors, at 6 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 30

WINE DOWN

Wine Wednesdays at Apt. 9f just got even better. Carol and the gang have just unearthed a slew of $15 a bottle wines.

HEADS UP

This new section is to alert you to events that will happen before the next edition of the paper hits the street.

The return of “Who Killed Joan Crawford?” at Island City Stage, opening Oct. 1. 

Seth Rudetsky’s Broadway Concerts with Mandy Gonzalez at Gray Box Theater on Oct. 2.

“Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors” at Empire Stage opens Oct. 9 through Nov. 1.

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Compiled by Rick Karlin.