The South Florida Symphony Orchestra celebrates its new home, and a musical makes its world premiere at the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach. 

Snow, ice and subzero temperatures across the country complicated the travel plans for many of the musicians headed to the region for the South Florida Symphony’s concerts last weekend in Key West, Fort Lauderdale, Delray Beach and Aventura. But, they made it.

The South Florida Symphony Orchestra (SFSO) is off to a big start to its 25th anniversary season with performances at the Parker in Fort Lauderdale, Tennessee Williams Theatre in Key West and the New World Center, its new Miami Beach home.

Maestra Sebrina María Alfonso and the South Florida Symphony Orchestra (SFSO) are ringing in the new year with the concert premiere of a new work by composer John Gottsch at performances in Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Key West.

What do you get when “Mozart Meets Hemingway and Siudy Flamenco?”

Courtesy of South Florida Gay News, The Gazette: Serving Wilton Manors and Oakland Park.

Smarter than the average bear may have been the catchphrase for the cartoon character Yogi Bear, who always managed to outwit the park ranger, but it could also describe the Bears of South Florida.