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  • Clubs, Fashion, Nightlife

    By Chelsea Olson ; PHOTOS: Matt Root on May 22nd,

    Miami Beach, FL - May 16, - If you haven't heard of Miami-based clothing designer Karelle Levy, she's the one behind the knitwear label KRELwear. Throughout the past ten years, her body-hugging knitwear ha Read more

  • Clubs, Nightlife

    By Ryan Troy on May 22nd,

    Miami Beach, FL - May 18, - The party people took over Hyde Beach at SLS on Saturday with rounds and rounds of drinks and hours and hours spent on the dance floor

  • Clubs, Musicians, Nightlife

    By Rodrigo Gaya on May 22nd,

    Miami Beach, FL - May 18, - Mansion was a full of music and excess on Saturday as Cosmic Gate pleased the ears of the crowd and the seductive performers pleased the eyes of everyone

  • Celebrity, Clubs, Nightlife

  • Clubs, Nightlife

    By Matt Root on May 21st,

    Miami, FL - May 18, - It was a packed house at Space as Oscar G took over the DJ booth on Saturday. Everyone was full of energy, ready to dance to Oscar G's nonstop beats until the sun came up

  • Celebrity, Clubs, Nightlif

    🎶Live Music Santa Cruz County! Here’s the roundup of concerts and live fun for the weekend starting Friday, May 16 through Sunday, May 18, ! We’ve rounded up all the great music we could find at Santa Cruz County’s best eateries and music venues and thrown in all the local festivals and fairs. Enjoy! 🎶🍷 🍺🎻💃

    Friday, May 16

    🎶 Mountain Market on Summit Road 🍒🍅
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    Loma Gazebo, Summit Rd, Los Gatos

    🎶 Dave D’oh
    BrewTopia
    Friday, May 16 |
    San Jose Ave, Ste H, Capitola

    🎶 Spun
    Food Truck Fridays
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    Monterey Park, Monterey Ave., Capitola

    🎶 The Country Squires
    Highway 1 Brewing
    Friday, May 16 | &#;
    Cabrillo Hwy, Pescadero

    🎶 The Swagtones
    Food Truck Fridays
    Friday, May 16 | &#;
    Skypark Kings Village Rd, Scotts Valley

    🎶 Mike McCall
    Alice’s Restaurant
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    Skyline Blvd, Woodside

    🎶 The Nexties Award Presentation w/ Alwa Gordon & Trestles
    Woodhouse Blending & Brewing
    Friday, May 16 | &#;
    Madrone St., Santa Cruz
    Tix: eventsantacruz

    🎶 Jazz the Dog
    Kissed by an Angel Wines
    Friday, May 16 | &#;
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    Marco Ramirez

    Buena Vista Social Club™

    World Premiere Musical
    BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB™
    book by Marco Ramirez
    harmony by the Grammy Award winning Buena Vista Social Club
    creative consultant David Yazbek
    choreography by Patricia Delgado and Justin Peck
    developed & directed by Saheem Ali

    Linda Gross Theater

    November 17, – January 28,

     

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    With a novel by Marco Ramirez (The Royale), director Saheem Ali (Tony Nominee, Fat Ham) leads an ensemble of visionary performing artists, including a band of renowned musicians from across the globe and a song team led by David Yazbek (Tony Winner, The Band’s Visit), and choreography by Patricia Delgado (Spielberg’s West Side Story) and Justin Peck (Tony Winner, Carousel). Buena Vista Social Club™ is an homage to the artists of yesterday—the ones who survi

    Ridgewood’s most famous arena revival, and its link to WWE history: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

    The Ridgewood Grove Arena was, at one point in time, our neighborhood’s retort to Madison Square Garden. The venue on the Brooklyn/Queens border attracted thousands of local residents for evenings of entertainment, from boxing and wrestling matches to even the circus.

    Opened in , the Ridgewood Grove Arena carved a small, yet unique place in sports history. Two of boxing’s greatest stars at the time — Sugar Ray Robinson and Willie Pep — fought there, and wrestling legend Antonino Rocca made his American debut at the Grove.

    On Nov. 3, , it was also the site of the first televised indoor boxing match, which was produced by the National Broadcasting Company (NBC). However, by the s, the Ridgewood Grove was but a memory — closed and replaced by a King Kullen supermarket.

    But years after the supermarket came and went, in , two intrepid individuals — Frank and Nancy Sciacca — decided to try and revive the Ridgewood Grove Arena as a sporting venue.

    Then-Ridgewood Times editor (and,