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Thursday, March 12
SAY UNCLE
OutSFL hosts a screening of Janus Films’ Uncle Howard at The Stonewall Museum tonight at 6:30. The documentary is about director Howard Brookner, who died of AIDS in NYC in 1989 while in post-production on his breakthrough Hollywood movie, Bloodhounds of Broadway. His body of work had been buried for 30 years in William S. Burroughs' bunker until his nephew, Aaron Brookner, unearthed his story. The Pride Center has technology for beginners at 2 p.m., and The Kravis Center hosts Rent in Concert to celebrate the landmark play’s 30th anniversary. Galleria Mall opens an immersive visit to the Sistine Chapel today.
Friday, March 13
DOUBLE-HEADERS
Pride Center is busy today! In addition to the regular programming, there’s a Prime Timers History group meeting, and then, at 6 p.m., a screening of the film Clambake. The Well doubles down with two events: a watch party for “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” followed by karaoke. Be Shameless at Eagle with DJ Mick Stracener or go for Daddy Pop in the Bear Cave. The Arsht has two big events tonight: An Evening With Gavin Newsom and Rent in Concert for the 30th anniversary. The Ground Up Music Fest kicks off three days in Miami.
Saturday, March 14
POP TILL YOU DROP
Start your day with Pop RoyalTea a salute to Arianna and Britney at Hunters, then pop your cork with Brut at Eagle tonight, the beats are by Dan Darlington. It’s Dragaret in the Cabaret at Tropics with the luminous Miss B and Rick Leonard. Gail Brubaker performs at Rebel Wine Bar, and the famous Papa party is Back to Black at The Manor with DJ Eliad Cohen.
Bésame, soy irlandés! Latinos Salud is attending the St. Patrick’s Day parade on Las Olas, and Stonewall Museum hosts the film A Letter to Anita, and a discussion with the film’s producer Andrea Myerson, at 6 p.m. The Ultimate Golden Girls Experience is at Broward Center. Empire Stage opens Pigs Do Fly’s production of Bonnie and Claire, about two estranged sisters now living together 45 years after Claire left home as a teenager to pursue an acting career while leaving Bonnie behind to take care of their parents. It runs through April 5.
Sunday, March 15
SUNDAY FUNDAY
Start with tea dance at Scandals, and Bingo with Salma Love at Lucky’s, or join the Bears of South Florida at the Renaissance Festival. Later on, catch Victor Valdez and Rick Leonard at Tropics.
Monday, March 16
IT’S MY BIRTHDAY PARTY, AND I’LL CRY IF I WANT TO
Maybe I’ll visit Cody, the illegitimate son of Laverne DeFazio, at Scandals, or head over to Roosters for bingo hosted by Marc la Monica.
Tuesday, March 17
GAGA FOR GREEN
Natasha Rickets celebrates Mother. Yes, it’s Lady Gaga night at Aquaplex. No cover and $10 all-you-can-eat tacos, not very Irish, but we’ll take it. Many of the bars will have specials, Miss Bouvėé will sing an Irish ditty or two during show tune night at The Pub, and you can bet that they’ll have corned beef and cabbage on the menu.
The Arsht Center’s Broadway In Miami production of Moulin Rouge! The Musical opens tonight and runs through March 22.
Wednesday, March 18
MAKING MUSIC
Tony & Gloria continue to make beautiful music at Alibi.
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Compiled by Rick Karlin.
