Divorce Party
July
Taste the sweetness of divorce yourself at Lisa’s Divorce Party from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Mamajuana Café. There’s no cover, and Mamajuana will offer complimentary food to soak up the booze at its cash bar. Elite Cake Creations will put several divorce cakes on display, offering samples of each kind. Lisa — the divorcee of honor - chose a sugar sculpture, but other divorce cake favorites include a bride dragging the broom off to the garbage, where rats await, and a cemetery cake, complete with a little coffin on top to bury the wedding band. Hold on, maybe that rotten wedding cake isn’t entirely useless: feed it to the bitter bastards who believe divorces should only be mourned.

Mamajuana Café is at 225 Altara Ave. in Coral Gables. For more information, check out mamajuanacafefl.com. RSVP to Stenovia L. Curry at 954-581-6211, info@enchantmentep.com or contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

Strike a pose
July
The exhibit Strike a Pose will include a 6th century terracotta tomb figure, images of deities that portended good fortune, ideal representations of feminine beauty, and daruma, which are figures that "reduce the human shape to its most elemental forms." Strike a Pose! The Human Form in Japanese Art will be held Daily from Tuesday, May 26 until Sunday, September 13, 10:00am at Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens for $10. For more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

With You I Want To Live
July
A collection of over 100 works from their private collection, and from prominant South Florida art collectors Francie Bishop Good and David Horvitz’s collection, are settling in at the Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale. The exhibition “With You I Want to Live” owes its name to Tracey Emin’s neon wall sculpture, which is part of the show. “The title reflects the intimate nature of the exhibition,” said Roberto Santiago, Director of Communications at the museum. “It was art that they lived with.”

“With You I Want to Live” will be on display until March 22 at The Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale, located at 1 E. Las Olas Blvd. in Fort Lauderdale. For more information call 954-262-0200, visit moafl.org or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

Nifty's fifty block party
July
the Cottage restaurant is hosting a Nifty ‘50s Block Party fundraiser to stop the proverbial fat lady from singing. There’ll be plenty of vendors on hand with vintage merch, as well as artists ready to paint you up like a postcard from 1955. But the big attractions will be the contests. In addition to a classic car competition, partygoers can compete in dance and karaoke contests. There's no admission, but a $5 donation to the playhouse gets you a free hot dog and soda or domestic draft beer. Happy days may not be here again yet. But for a few hours we can forget about 2009. Daddy-o. The shoo-be-doo-woppin’ starts at 6 p.m. at the Cottage (522 Lucerne Ave., Lake Worth). Call 561-586-6410, visit lakeworthplayhouse.org or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

DJ Scribble
July
DJ Scribble is performing live on July 4th at the living room in Fort Lauderdale. For more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

Fourth of July Watch Party
July
Start by heading out to a prime vantage point, like Vista View Park located at 4001 SW 142nd Ave., Davie). The self-described “hilly” park sports one of the highest elevations in South Florida, making it possible (on a clear night) to bear witness to the vibrant grand finales of celebrations in Davie, Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Plantation, Sunrise, and beyond. The park will stay open until 11 p.m. to accommodate the ’splosions, and it only costs $5 per carload or $1.50 per walk-in to enter. Call 954-327-8797 or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

Jim Camacho CD Release Party
July
Camacho’s show at Alligator Alley (1321 E. Commercial Blvd., Oakland Park) marks the second of a mini-tour of Florida. He’ll be joined by Charlie Pickett (another highly-celebrated South Florida rock ’n’ roller who made his mark about a decade before Camacho, and who Camacho names as an inspiration), the Fur Eels, and Tribal Rage. Admission costs $5, and the show starts at 10. For more information call 954-772-7474, visit alligatoralleyflorida.com or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

Lil Jon Live
July
Join him for an Independence Day gig at Opium at the Seminole Hard Rock (5729 Seminole Way, Hollywood) Tickets cost $20; the party starts at 11 p.m. Visit opiumhardrock.com/events/liljon or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

Splash Pool Party
July
Take notice at the ongoing, gay pool party Splash at Exit 66. Guests check in with one of the cabana boys and get ready for a day of drinks, dancing, and vitamin D each Sunday. Splash will celebrate Independence Day one day late during the Alegria party. A poolside dance will run from 4 p.m. until sundown with DJ Tracy Young, followed by Abel in the main room. Find Exit 66 at 219 S. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd. in Fort Lauderdale. Tickets cost $40 in advance, or $60 at the door. Call 954-357-9981, visit www.exitsixtysix.com or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

Julia
July
Julia shows at the today at 5:45 p.m. at Cinema Paradiso (503 SE Sixth St., Fort Lauderdale). Tickets cost $9 or less. Call 954-525-3456, visit fliff.com or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

Barbie's Back and She's 50!
July
See firsthand at the "Barbie's Back and She's 50!" exhibit at the Cornell Museum of Art and American Culture (51 N. Swinton Ave., Delray Beach). Hundreds of Barbies and accessories from private collections will be on display through October 25. Museum hours are 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Admission costs $6. Call 561-243-7922, visit oldschool.org or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

Women Collared For Work
July
The exhibit’s 32 pieces also cover a range of topics not as overtly political, from women in fashion and professional female illustrators to homemakers and community leaders. The show runs through August 15 at the Coral Springs Museum of Art, located at 2855 Coral Springs Dr. in Coral Springs. Admission costs $5 or less. For more information call 954-340-5000, visit csmart.org or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

Lets Make A Deal
July
If you want to be in a game show, travel on down to Bill's Filling Station on a Wednesday night at 9 for Let's Make a Deal or No Deal. Nikki Adams hosts the show, and you're a contestant if you have an item she's looking for. At the end of the show, the participant with the highest dollar value gambles again: Do you keep what you have or go for what's behind curtain number one? Or what's in the box? Choices are easier after a few drinks. Bill's Filling Station is at 1243 NE 11th Ave. in Wilton Manors. Call 954-525-9403, visit billsfillingstation.com or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

Gulfport Tuesday Market Goes All Summer long
July
Every Tuesday from 9AM until 3PM you can find the Gulfport Tuesday Market on Beach Boulevard in the Waterfront District. It is a free and family friendly event.
Each week you will find: Produce, Music, Craft and Art Vendors like Anne Painted Signs who offers custom painted and decorative signs for your home, office and garden. Contact http://gulfport-market.com or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

World Erotic Art Museum
July
Winners of the ARTundressed 2009 Erotic Art Competition will be showcased at the World Erotic Art Museum from June 15th thru July 5th. Come see this most extravagant exhibit before it's too late! $15 gets you thru the doors. 1205 Washington Ave. South Beach, 305.532.9336, www.weam.com or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

The Muscular Body as Living Art, an interactive event
July
On Thursday July 9 at 6 pm, the Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale presents "The Muscular Body As Living Art" – a fun, live exhibition hosted by Deco Drive’s Ellie Rodriguez. It features Nova Southeastern University professors discussing muscular male and female images in art and society. The event features live posing from male and female bodybuilders and an after party with complimentary Presidente beers, energy drinks, hors d'oeuvres and a silent screening. The event is from 6 to 8 pm. RSVP required. Contact Emily McCrater at 954-262-0236, via e-mail at emccrater@moafl.org or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

Raging Jews of Comedy
July
The Raging Jews of Comedy is a fast paced, hang on to the edge of your seat comedic revue. Five hilariously edgy comics give you two full hours of side-splitting entertainment. This is not your Borscht Belt comedy – they just happen to be Jewish and Raging. The brain child of entrepreneur Joel Marks, The Raging Jews have been hand picked from the top of the crop. The event is being held July 25th and July 26th. For tickets call (954)-344-5990 or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]

DIVE IN MOVIES this summer!
July
Check out the Upcoming DIVE IN MOVIES this summer!...brought to you by City of Miami Cultural Arts & Entertainment. Create a Splash ! We combine two favorites: Swimming and Movie Watching to help beat the dog days of summer while still enjoying the outdoors. Grab your swimmers and towels, and join us for a FREE showing of the latest releases. We'll provide the popcorn! All Events FREE. For more information go to www.miamidade.gov or for more info contact us here via our email at event@theeventmagazine.com...[more]