April 26 to May 3

April 26
Dance
Florida Dance Theater
Lakeland based Florida Dance Theater under the Artistic Direction of Carol Krajacic-Erkes has been a popular feature at the Miami Dance Festival since 2007. The company returns with a contemporary dance program that showcases its virtuoso dancers.  Highlights of the performance include two new works by the company directors. The intimate setting at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden will bring the audience closer to the dancers and the choreography. $20. 7:30pm. Miami Beach Botanical Garden, 2000 Convention Center Dr; Miami Beach. For info: 305-858-7002 or momentumdance.com.

April 26
Sport
Polo World Cup
Head to the eighth annual Maserati Miami Beach Polo World Cup, the world’s largest Beach Polo competition on the sands of South Beach. The four-day, sporting event features top polo players from around the world competing in two tournaments for both men and women.  Today’s event is the Women’s Polo Cup IV featuring eight women’s teams in a one-day series of round-robin championship matches.  The three-day men’s tournament, runs Friday through Sunday, April 29th.  Six teams will include some of the world’s top-ranked players, including Rico Mansur from Brazil, who will be making his second appearance at this year’s event, following his recent return from Brazil after competing in a charity fundraiser exhibition match for Prince Harry’s foundation.  20th and 22nd St; Miami Beach. For info: miamipolo.com or 305-538-380.

April 26
Art
A Night at the Museum
The Bass Museum of Art will host its annual fundraiser, “A Night at the Museum, tonight. The event is expected to attract more than 500 who will receive a private preview of “Charles LeDray:  Bass Museum of Art,” curated by Bass Museum of Art Adjunct Curator, Steven Holmes. Artist Charles LeDray will be in attendance. The exhibition features works from LeDray’s major traveling exhibition, including his most ambitious piece, “Mens Suits.” This is the artist’s first museum exhibition in Florida, and will focus on creating a unique dialogue between four individual, powerful works. The Seattle-born artist is best known for his miniature sculptures of everyday objects. 7pm. $175 for two. Bass Museum of Art, 2100 Collins Ave; Miami Beach. For info: bassmuseum.org

April 26
Theatre
Death and Harry Houdini
With Magic by Dennis Watkins and written and directed by Nathan Allen, Death and Harry Houdini delivers a roller coaster ride through the life of the great Harry Houdini, brought to the stage by the great Chicago company that presented last season’s acclaimed The Sparrow. Award-winning magician, Dennis Watkins, performs Houdini’s most renowned and dangerous escape―the dreaded Water Torture Cell―in this dark and tumultuous story guaranteed to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. 7:30pm Carnival Studio Theatre, 300 Biscayne Blvd; Miami. For info: arshtcenter.org

April 27
Art
Recycled Art Show
This fabulous show celebrates Earth Day on Miami Beach. The 2012 Recycled Art Show is a juried exhibition by the Art in Public Places Committee and is made entirely from discarded and/or recycled materials. The artwork demonstrate green values (reduce, reuse, recycle, up cycle), incorporated recycled items or used existing items in a new way and are 100% of salvaged, found, or recycled materials. Through June 29. Miami Beach City Hall Gallery, 1700 Convention Center Dr; Miami Beach. For info: miamibeachfl.gov

April 27
Art
Charles LeDray
Bass Museum of Art will opens an exhibit of four works by New York based artist Charles LeDray – the first presentation of the artist’s work in Miami Beach to date.  The highly anticipated exhibition, curated by Adjunct Curator Steven Homes, will include four distinct pieces from LeDray, including his major work, “Mens Suits.” LeDray meticulously labored over Mens Suits for three years. The clothes include miniaturized jackets, shirts and polo tops…even trousers, ties, bow ties, gloves and hangers. The result is a focused exhibition allowing boundless physical and imaginative space to four distinctly selected works. Bass Museum of Art, 2100 Collins Ave; Miami Beach. For info: 305.673.7530 or bassmuseum.org

April 27
Social
Dubstep Pool Party
The University of Miami’s radio station WVUM, The Voice, will host its first ever Dubstep Pool Party tonight, as part of its Radiothon fundraising efforts. Performing live is local artist Atrasolis, as well as a DJ-set from Caligula of The Overthrow record label. Local DJs include Sound Medik and Saer will be spinning in between sets. $4. 8pm.  UC Pool University of Miami. For info: 952-393-5706.

April 27
Arts
Viernes Culturales
The artwork of Lou-Lou Davila-Hagopian will be on exhibit as part of Viernes Culturales/Cultural Fridays in Little Havana. Viernes Culturales/Cultural Fridays are held the last Friday of each month in Little Havana, featuring artwork, music, and fine dining. 7pm. Calle Ocho between 13th and 17th Ave; Miami. For info: 305-643-5500.

April 27
Dance
Daniel Lewis
From Dance NOW! and the Florida Dance Association comes The Daniel Lewis Miami Dance Sampler,  a performance series featuring top local companies in a group performance celebrating National Dance Week and the abundance of high-quality dance in South Florida. Participating companies and choreographers include: Karen Peterson and Dancers, Arts Ballet Theatre, Dance NOW! Miami, Brigid Baker WholeProject, Afua Hall, Luis Alberto Cuevas, Pioneer Winter, Lara Murphy and special guest Carolyn Dorfman Dance Company from New York City. $20. 8pm. Little Haiti Cultural Center, 212 NE 59th Terr; Miami. For info: dancenowmiami.org

April 27
Art
Shoshanna Weinberger
Don’t miss the opening of Sometimes All of Me is Not Enough, the first solo exhibition of drawings and mixed media collages by artist Shoshanna Weinberger. The artist identifies with beauty both physiologically and politically, making personal connections of awkwardness as a female growing-up in a society obsessed with attaining beauty result in imagery that depicts this as distorted excess. Imagery result in malformed and decapitated bodies, with cornrow braids, un-kept locks and pigtails, mutations of multiple-mouths, breasts and buttocks, create a sense of familiarity, confusion, humor and tension. Opening Reception 7-10pm. Through June 10. Carol Jazzar, 158 NW 91 St; Miami. For info: cjazzart.com

April 27
Music
Bluebeard’s Castle
Making its U.S. premiere at the New World Center, this understated and visually evocative production of Bluebeard’s Castle features specially created projections that surround the orchestra and immerse the audience. Striking visuals depict the different rooms in Bluebeard’s castle and evoke the emotions of the two protagonists. As the story progresses, Bluebeard’s new wife Judith opens the castle’s seven doors, each revealing its own psychological horror through images of blood and torture. Michael Tilson Thomas, Conductor, Michelle DeYoung, Mezzo soprano, Eric Halfvarson, Bass and Nick Hillel, Director. 7:30pm. $30- $110. For info: nws.edu/

April 27
Festival
Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival
The Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, opens with Kawa, A powerful coming out movie, it is gorgeously cinematic drama that tells a transcendent tale of bravery, love, family and pride. Based on the novel Nights in the Gardens of Spain by Witi Ihimaera (the writer of The Whale Rider), this deeply moving New Zealand drama tell the story of a successful, businessman, Kawa who finds the courage to tell his wife and kids, his parents and his traditional Maori community that he’s gay, the struggle he endures is not an easy one. 8:30pm. Colony Theater, 1040 Lincoln Rd; Miami Beach. For info: mglff.com

April 27
Music
Jazz at MOCA
Vocalist Maria Rivas will headline Jazz at MOCA tonight. The Venezuelan native is known for her fusion of  Latin rhythms and World music with popular standards of Tango, Jazz and Classic rock. Currently, Rivas is the official main vocalist of the “Big Band of the Venezuelan Symphony”.  On view in the  museum galleries is the expressionist abstract paintings and collages of Rita Ackermann, and a collection of works by Purvis Young. Businesses in the North Miami Arts and Business District will also be open that evening. 8pm. Free. The Museum of Contemporary Art, 770 NE 125 St; North Miami. For info: 305.893.6211 or mocanomi.org.

April 28
Tour
Secrets of Simpson Park
Join HistoryMiami eco-historian Frank Schena and explore Simpson Park, named after Dr. Charles Torrey Simpson and once partly owned by William Brickell. The park is a remnant of the original tropical hardwood forest that extended along Biscayne Bay from the Miami River to Coconut Grove. Advance reservations and payment required.  $30. 9-11am. HistoryMiami, 101 West Flagler St; Miami. To book a City Tour, 305-375-1621 or historymiami.org.

April 28
Music
Renascentia
Don’t miss Renascentia,  a benefit concert for the Olympia Theater at the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts. Jon Secada, JenCarlos Canela, the Spam All-Stars, Robert Elias & The Revenge, Enrique Santos will perform tonight. The goal of this fundraising effort is to obtain a state-of-the-art digital film projector for the Olympia Theater in order to bring it additional capabilities, including the ability to show first run movies, film festivals, and host live events via satellite. $20-$100. 7pm. Gusman, 174 East Flagler St;  Miami. For info: gusmancenter.org or 305-374-2444.

April 28
Auction
Surplus County Vehicles
Miami – Dade County’s Internal Services Department will be holding an auction of surplus county vehicles today. Featured will be approximately 94 vehicles of domestic manufacture, including sedans, pick-up trucks, utility vehicles and cargo vans. Open to the public; there is no registration required and no registration fee to be paid. Vehicle inspection 8-10am. Auction begins 10am. Fleet Management Shop 2, 6100 S.W. 87th Ave; Miami. For info: miamidade.gov

April 28
Kids
Art of Storytelling
Bring the kids to the very popular Art of Storytelling (AOS) International Festival Day. Put together by the Miami-Dade Public Library System, the day kicks-off with a traditional dragon dance in honor of this year’s international exchange partner: the Taipei Public Library in Taiwan. Throughout the day, kids will experience stories and tales from renowned storytellers like Alton Chung, Arianna Ross,Toni Simmons, Randel McGee, Shana Banana, Jackson Gilman and Andy Offutt Irwin. Teen Zone – a special area for 13-18 with lots of zombie and steam punk-related activities, a performance by the rock band Live School of Music and a Cosplay costume contest. Performers include Bollywood Indian Dancers, a Kung Fu demonstration, a Fu Manchu show, a Chinese fan dance and the rhythmic sounds of Afrocon Tempo. Also Magicians, stilt-walkers, face-painting, arts and crafts, ethnic foods, and a traditional West Indian carnival parade. Free. 10:30am. Main Library, 101 W. Flagler St; Miami. For info: mdpls.org or  305.375.2665.

April 28
Music
Debbie Orta
Catch jazz songstress Debbie Orta and her rendition of the songs of the great Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday. 8pm.
Pinecrest Gardens, 11000 SW 57th Ave; Pinecrest. For info: 877-496-8499 or pinecrest-fl.gov.

April 28
Books
Mi & Two
Bring the kids to a Book Reading and Children’s Trunk Show in the Grove. The book, Mi & Two by Manuel Soto, is about a bulldog named Two and his best friend Mi. It narrates the life of this wonderful dog, including his hobbies, trips and adventures. Soto who wrote his first children’s story at the age of twelve will read from his book. Stay for the Fashion Show by Kamille and Sophie Clothing and Head Pieces from Landelius. 11am. The Loft, 3190 Commodore Pl; Coconut Grove. For info: 305-890-9790 or theloftmiami.com

April 28
Social
Spring Fling
Don’t miss Locust Projects annual Spring Fling, this year featuring the Who Done It Silent Art Auction. Bid on one-of-a-kind 8 x 10” pieces. The catch: Signed on the back, the artists’ identities will remain secret until after the sale. Participating artists: Daniel Arsham, Zack Balbar, Loriel Beltran, Berry van Boekel, Nina Bovasso, Nathan Carter, Edouard Duval Carrie, Andy Coolquitt, Mia Feuer, Anna Gaskell, Theaster Gates, Kate Gilmore, Jacin Giordano, Anya Kielar, Natalya Laskis, Kori Newkirk, Gavin Perry, Adam Putnam, Cristina Lei Rodriguez, Ethan Ryman, Meredyth Sparks, Nina Surel, Mette Tommerup, Spencer Tunick and Michael Vasquez. Great food, drink and dancing. $125. 6:30-9:30pm. 1111 Lincoln Rd; Miami Beach. For info: locustprojects.org

April 28
Lecture
The Beauty of Plumeria
An environmental education lecture with guest speaker Luc Vanoorbeeck, owner of Florida Colors Nursery in Homestead, who delves into the fragrant and beautiful world of the Plumeria genus ( Frangipani), known for knockout colors and easy propagation. Plants for sale. Free. 10am. Miami Beach Botanical Garden, 2000 Convention Center Dr; Miami Beach. For info: mbgarden.org

April 28
Workshop
Making Memories
Head to the Miami Beach Community Health Center’s and learn how to make an AIDS Quilt panel for the “Making Memories”Memorial AIDS Quilt which pays tribute to a life lost to AIDS.  Meet with the NAMES Project Foundation South Florida Chapter Quilt folks who will teach how to make panels and give creative guidance. Each new panel made will be celebrated during a special ceremony at the Center on World AIDS Day 2012 and added to The AIDS Memorial Quilt. Held the fourth Saturday of every month through October. 1 – 3pm. Free + Supply fee. Miami Beach Community Health Center, 11645 Biscayne Blvd; Miami. For info: miamibeachhealth.org or 305-538-8835.

April 28
Walk
March for Babies
Join the March of Dimes annual March for Babies to raise funds for research and programs for stronger, healthier babies. Thousands will walk today for three miles alongside Miami’s top socialites, corporate and community leaders who will raise a minimum of $200 per person. Registration 7:30am, walk 9am. Free. Where: Tropical Park, 7900 SW 40th St; Miami. For info: marchforbabies.org or 305-477-1192.

April 29
Art
Bridge Red Ballyhoo!
Bridge Red Studios/Project Space was recently awarded a Knight Arts Challenge grant to bring new audiences and exposure to long-standing artists by providing a space to exhibit their works and ideas, and document them with a catalogue and website.  where collectors may bid on works of art from South Florida’s most talented and highly regarded contemporary artists.  This event tonight, is a fundraiser to match the Grant of $15,000, through a silent auction. Participating artists include Carlos Alvez & JC Carroll, Rene Barge, Carol K. Brown, Robert Chambers, Lou Anne Colodny, Jim  Couper, William Cordova, Elmer Craig, Duane Hanson, Charles Hashim, Vincent Hemphill, Shirley Henderson, Salvatore La Rosa, Jackie Lipsky, Mary Malm, Zaydee Martinez, Gustavo Matamoros, Peter McWhorter, Ron Mitchell, Gary Monroe, Barbara Neijna, Joe Nicastri, Kerry Phillips, Karen Rifas, Tom Schmitt, Ellie Schneiderman, Janet Slom, Laura Tan, Sherri Tan, Kristen Thiele, Robert Thiele, Odalis Valdivieso and Kerry Ware. 6-9pm. Free. Bridge Red Studios/Project Space, 12425 NE 13th Ave;  North Miami. For info: 786-390-8915

April 29
Dance
Fiesta Flamenca
A traditional pure flamenco performance from Ballet Flamenco La Rosa as part of The Miami Dance Festival. 5pm. Hialeah High School, 251 E 47th St; Hialeah. For info: momentumdance.com or 305-899-7729.

April 29
Music
Brundibar
From Miami Children’s Chorus comes the unusual Brundibar a children’s opera in honor of Holocaust Memorial Month. This 35-minute opera highlights the triumph of good over evil and the powerless over the mighty. It also celebrates the power of the arts to bring spiritual freedom, hope and dignity. The opera also gives voice to the idea of humanity prevailing against the forces of prejudice, racism and intolerance. The opera Brundibar tells the story of a brother and sister who must sing in order to raise money to buy milk for their sick mother. But the evil organ grinder Brundibar has a sinister plan of his own. How will Annette & Little Joe defeat Brundibar? Music by Hans Krása & Libretto by Adolf Hoffmeister. 5pm. $25. Temple Emanu-El, 1701 Washington Ave; Miami Beach. For info: miamichildrenschorus.org or 305.662.7494.

April 29
Kids
Enchanting Fairytale Party
Once upon a time pubs were just for parents but this month, children get the royal treatment when fairies, princesses and a pauper-turned-prince join together for an Enchanting Fairytale Party at The Pub featuring Rapunzel, Flynn Rider, Bell, Cinderella, Princess Jasmine, Snow White, and many more! Promising a fairy-tale time, kids will enjoy songs, face painting and fun with a regal party of Disney favorites. Plus, those who come in fairytale attire will have the chance to live happily ever after when crowned the prized winner of the character costume contest. 5:30pm. The Pub at The Shops at Pembroke Gardens,  237 SW 145th Terr; Pembroke Pines. For info: pembrokegardens.com/the-pub

April 29
Tour
House of Refuge to MiMo
HistoryMiami guide Sylvia Gurinsky will traverse more than a century of history. Stroll along Collins Avenue and Ocean Terrace, from the site of the Biscayne House of Refuge, once maintained to save the lives of shipwrecked sailors along this isolated coast, to Art Deco and MiMo (Miami Modern) hotels. Advance reservations and payment required.  $30. 9-11am. HistoryMiami, 101 West Flagler St; Miami. To book a City Tour, 305-375-1621 or historymiami.org.

April 29
Kids
DNA Day
The University of Miami and the Miami Science Museum have teamed up to create another exciting day of hands-on activities. Ever wonder what DNA is and what it looks like? What are genetic traits? How does DNA help solve crimes? Find out the fun way at DNA day. $10.95 kids & $14.95 adults. 11am. Miami Science Museum, 3280 South Miami Ave; Miami. For info: miasci.org

April 29
Music
Two Pianos, Two pianists
The Miami International Piano Festival will close the series with Two Pianos, Two pianists, Kemal Gekic & Misha Dacic. The combination of Kemal Gekic’s flamboyant, sensitive, daring and provocative approach to the piano and Misha Dacic’s style which is masterful, powerful and spiritual translates into an experience to be remembered forever. The program will include works of Liszt, Rachmaninov, Ravel and other composers. 4pm. $30. Aventura Arts & Cultural Center, 3385 NE 188th St; Aventura. For info: miamipianofest.com

April 30
Art
Visions of Victory
This installation showcases images created by artists and printers to complement written accounts of battle from the Spanish-American War. Created in an era predating widespread photojournalism, these images―primarily periodical and newspaper illustrations, books, posters, frameable works of art, and other items―were integral to how the American and British publics formed a visual impression of the war. It includes approximately eight hundred items largely related to conflicts of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. The Wolfsonian, 1001 Washington Ave; Miami Beach. For info: wolfsonian.org or 305.531.1001.

April 30
Books
Madeleine K. Albright
Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright will read from her new book, Prague Winter: A Personal Story of Remembrance and War, 1937-1948 tonight. The book is a moving and thoughtful memoir of her formative years in Czechoslovakia during the tumult of Nazi occupation, World War II, fascism and the onset of the Cold War. An intensely personal journey into the past that offers vital lessons for the future, Prague Winter combines the intimacy of an autobiography with the drama of an exciting and well-told story – all underpinned by the gravity and intelligence of a serious work of history. 8pm. Free. MDC Wolfson Campus Auditorium, Building 1, Room 1261, 300 N.E. Second Ave; Miami. For info: 305-237-3959 or booksandbooks.com

May 1
Lecture
Responsible Gaming
Interested in gambling and all that it offers Miami? Then don’t miss this discussion, The Road to Responsible Gaming in Greater Miami. How the greater community, from business and gaming industry stakeholders to community mental health and nonprofit leaders, can collaborate to address responsible gaming across the state of Florida. Learn more about the National Center for Responsible Gaming’s role in funding groundbreaking research and advancing public education about gambling disorders and responsible gaming. Lunch served. Free. Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, 1601 Biscayne Blvd; Miami. For info: 305-577-5486 or miamichamber.com

May 1
Film
My Afternoons with Margueritte
The Aventura Foreign Film Series shows the last film of the series tonight with My Afternoons with Margueritte. Gérard Depardieu and Gisèle Casadesus star in this warm-hearted film that follows a chance meeting on a park bench between a portly handyman and a sprightly pensioner that blossoms into a touching friendship.  French with English subtitles.  Hosted by Shelly Isaacs. Stay for the post-screening discussion. $10. 7pm. The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center, 3385 N.E. 188 St; Aventura. For info: aventuracenter.org

May 1
Music
Music in Beautiful Spaces
Catch the South Beach Chamber Ensemble when they perform Music in Beautiful Spaces with a focus on American piano trios. Leonard Bernstein Trio (1937), Paul Schoenfield Cafe Music (1986) and a world premiere by New World School of the Arts composition student Andrew Logan. Tony Seepersad on violin, Luis Fernandez on violin, Michael Andrews on cello and Ciro Fodere on piano. $25. 7:30pm. Barry University, Andy Gato Gallery,  11300 NE 2nd Ave; Miami Shores.  For info: sobechamberensemble.org

May 1
Film
Mutluluk
The Miami Jazz Society host The Miami Tower Film Series showing fab flicks weekly. Two films will be shown tonight. First is Mutluluk, When a young woman named Meryem is raped, her village custom requires that she be killed to expunge the dishonor. Cemal, the son of the village leader, is given the task but he and Meryem go on the run. They meet up with Irfan, who is embarking on a sailing trip, and needs a crew. 6:15pm & 8:30pm. Stay for Letter from an Unknown Woman. In Vienna, Stefan Brand, formerly a concert pianist, plans to leave Vienna to avoid a duel. His servant gives him a letter from an unknown woman, which he reads. In flashbacks we see the lifelong passion for Lisa Berndle. 8:30pm & 10:30. Cash bar and snacks. Free. Miami Tower, 100 SE 2nd Street, Miami. For info: 305-688-4564

May 2
Music
Roméo et Juliette
The final production of the season will be Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette, not seen at FGO since 2004. Of the many operatic treatments of Shakespeare’s play, Gounod’s has been the most enduring, with its perfect depiction of the unrestrained passion of youth, and the bitter tragedy visited on the rival Capulet and Montague families. This production stars French tenor Sébastien Guèze as Roméo. He is joined by Mexican soprano Maria Alejandres as Juliette. Joseph Mechavich makes his FGO debut as conductor, and David Lefkowich makes his FGO mainstage debut as stage director. $25 – $254. 7pm Ziff Ballet Opera House, 1300 Biscayne Blvd; Miami. For info: arshtcenter.org

May 3
Discussion
Miami Vinyl
In conjunction with the exhibition The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl, on view at MAM through June 10, 2012, Miami Art Museum’s  third panel discussion, MIAMI VINYL: The History of Record-Making in Miami focuses on The mid-1990s to Now. Hosted by Lauren Reskin, owner of Sweat Records. From hip hop to abstract electronics to indie punk rock, Miami’s current musical climate encompasses far more than what rises to the surface. Come learn about what got pressed on wax in South Florida and why over the last twenty-plus years. Following the panel, stick around for a party led by guest DJ Maneuvers spinning the best of mid-90s to current Miami music, and check out the exhibit on view in the galleries. Panelists are: Arielle Castillo – Miami music journalist and contributing writer for Spin.com, Romulo del Castillo – founder of Miami electronic label Schematic Records and part of the group Phoenicia, Abel Folgar – contributing writer for Miami New Times; local historian for the  punk rock/underground Miami music scene and Ted Lucas – founder and president of Slip-N-Slide Records, discovered Miami hip-hop icons Trick Daddy and Trina. 6:30pm. $8. Miami Art Museum, 101 West Flagler St; Miami. For info: miamiartmuseum.org/exhibition_the-record.asp

May 3
Social
Beachwear Bash
Spa, Shop and Sip just in time for summer. Shortcuts to Fabulous, the online blog for all things fabulous from fashion and style to travel tips, is hosting a Beachwear Bash at Bliss Spa at the W Hotel to get head-to-toe ready for bikini season.  Shop swimwear by Kariza and beachwear by Aquarius. Complimentary mini-spa treatments courtesy of Bliss Spa. Hand massages, rapid rub massage and energizing vitamized oxygen spray facial treatments will be all the rage. Hosted by Electric Blogarella, Ginger Harris. 7 – 10pm.  Free. Valet $15 with validation. Bliss Spa at the W Hotel South Beach, 2201 Collins Ave; Miami Beach. For info: shortcutstofabulous.com

May 3
Social
Miracle Makers Luncheon
The Women’s Committee of Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Greater Miami will host a luncheon and Neiman Marcus The Best Of Spring/Summer Fashion Show today.  Mistress of Ceremonies, Shannon Hori, CBS 4 News Anchor.  Chairs are Sonia Gibson, Bronwyn Miller and Migna Sanchez-Llorens. The President is Irene Korge. Honorees are Spero Canton, Bonnie Crabtree, Melanie Damien, Deborah Davidson, Linda Levy Goldberg, Henry Gonzalez, Cathy Jones, Lilliam Machado, Ayana Rodriguez, Bonnie Sepe and Victoria Villalba. $150.  Ritz Carlton, 455 Grand Bay Dr; Key Biscayne. For info: 305 644-0066, ext 294 or syoung@bbbsmiami.org

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