Latest Events in Broward County(May Updated)

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Spectacular views from our 5th floor Oceanview Pool deck sets the stage to watch the thrilling Fort Lauderdale Air Show in the flight path. Celebrate with friends, family or make a memorable Mothers Day for Mom at the Fort Lauderdale Air Show Rooftop Watch Party Sunday May 10th ! Get ready to experience an unforgettable event where you can watch the thrilling air show from one of the best vantage points at the Atlantic Hotel 5th Floor Pool Terrace . Join us for a day filled with excitement and adrenaline as you witness incredible aerial displays and stunts. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to enjoy the show from a rooftop setting with great views and a lively atmosphere. Each ticket includes day access to the terrace, Air Show Lunch and your choice of a welcome cocktail/drink. See you there! EACH TICKET INCLUDES: Day Access to the Ocean Terrace Main Plate Lunch (Choice of a Main Plate Salad or Sandwich with Side) Welcome Drink/Cocktail Designated Viewing Seating Area Refund Policy Ticket Purchase Policy ALL SALES ARE FINAL: There are NO REFUNDS, NO CANCELLATIONS, no credits, no exchanges, and no transfers after the order has been made. By placing an order, you confirm that you received this policy and agree to abide by the clauses within. This Purchase Policy is a binding contract between you and the venue host. EVENT CANCELLATIONS: If the event is canceled by host/venue, you will receive a refund for the face value of the ticket. NO REFUNDS: Unforeseen circumstances beyond the host’s control will not be grounds for a refund, including but not limited to the following: local or national weather conditions, family emergencies, medical emergencies, traffic, parking, public or private transportation issues, etc. Host and Venue Staff, have the right to refuse entry or remove to any ticket holder, without a refund, for any reason at their discretion, including but not limited to disorderly behavior, failing to comply with the rules of the venue, incorrect attire, intoxication, and other restrictions. Information Source: Society 8 Hospitality Group | eventbrite

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NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale is thrilled to announce that it is now “Home to Christo and Jeanne-Claude’sSurrounded Islands.” The museum will premiere its first exhibition of this transformative gift from the Christo and Jeanne-Claude Foundation in February 2025, which includes over 43 preparatory drawings and collages created by Christo, as well as photographs and photo murals, engineering surveys, environmental studies, permits, correspondence, original components such as sections of the pink fabric, scale models and other archival documents that trace the history of this project.

The William J. Glackens Collection and Research Center at NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale houses more than 1,900 objects that tell the story ofWilliamJ.Glackens, a pivotal figure in the development of twentieth-century American art. This extensive collection was entrusted to the Museum as the result of a bequest of Ira Glackens in 1990, which included all works of art located within his home at Shepardstown, West Virginia. The Sansom Foundation was bequeathed all other works and over the years has used that bequest to add to the works so bequeathed to the Museum. Thanks to the Foundation’s support, the Museum’s stewardship is enriched by ongoing research, deepening our understanding of the collection’s vital importance.

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AboutThis presentation of graphic works by Asger Jorn (1914–1973) celebrates the artist’s lifelong dedication to printmaking and experiments with paper, comprehensively represented in NSU Art Museum’s collection. Offering a focused view of Jorn’s oeuvre, the exhibition reflects his restless and prolific nature, intuitive skill as a colorist and commitment to shared discovery. The exhibition presents a cross-section of Jorn’s life spanning his entire career from his earliest provocative works at age 19 for the Marxist journal Frem (Forward), up to his final series, Die Geschichte vom teuren Brot (The Story of Expensive Bread), a suite of color lithographs illustrating a story by Halldór Laxness. It also recounts the artist’s early embrace by American institutions, which exhibited and acquired his prints ahead of those in his native Denmark—support that proved critical during his battle with tuberculosis that resulted in the dissolution of the CoBrA (Copenhagen, Brussels, and Amsterdam) group. NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale houses the largest collection in the United States of CoBrA art, an international, transdisciplinary collective art movement dating from 1948-1951.

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