If you enjoy eye catching aerial shows, gigantic stilt walkers and jugglers, Cirque du Soleil acrobats, and pretty much all things circus-related, you won’t want to miss Circus Day At The Park on Saturday, May 15th, 2021. This family fun event is organized by Miami Circus School, Les Ailes du Desir and sponsored by Miami Dade County , Intrinsic Edge Capital Management, Frost Science, ID Beauty, Graubard Miller, Mayami Mexicantina Wynwood, Perry Ellis International, Florida East Coast Reality LLC, StomatCare and Fun 4 Miami Kids. The event is open to the public from 10AM to 2PM in the beautiful venue, Historic Virginia Key Beach Park , with performances of artists from Cirque du Soleil and other performing arts companies. In addition to activities, the public will also get to learn some circus art during a special circus workshop. Read More

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A talented group of young artists and sailors were recently challenged with one directive- work together to imagine the ocean surface as a floor for human movement. The artists, members of the Street Art Regatta also known as StAR , painted sails of massive human feet. During their pilot launch this past November, their comrades, young sailors, with Optimist Dinghy , the smallest international sailboat racing class, were tasked to physically maneuver the painted sails of feet, creating the illusion that the sailboats were dancing. Read More on Medium

This Spring, stay tuned for a One night only of Shakespeare, his Contemporaries and theatrical experimentation — the Legacy of Joseph Papp and ‘Shakespeare in the Park’ is explored by Avi Hoffman, who hosts five companies sharing classic literature, theater and impacts on American culture Boca Raton, FL For one night only, Monday March 16th, 7:30pm at Mizner Park Cultural Center, Actor Avi Hoffman will host a ‘Festival of Classics’ exploring the man, Joseph Papp, who was literally ‘Shakespeare in the Park.’ Joseph Papp’s daughter, Susan, joins Avi to share special moments with the audience and clips from a documentary about the early days in New York when the famous producer and theater director built a moving stage to bring Shakespeare to many neighborhoods and residents who had no exposure to theater. Many of the young people interviewed who attended the free performances took up careers in the arts working as actors in Papp’s productions. Hoffman knew Joe Papp personally and will introduce a ‘scene’ from productions by South Florida theater companies creating works from the Golden Age of Literature to the Counter Culture revolution of the 1960’s including: ‘Romeo and Juliet’ Shakespeare’s play from Shakespeare Troupe of South Florida — SToSF ‘Julia + Roselo’ Lope de Vega’s play produced in conjunction with SToSF and Grace Arts FL — GACFL ‘Macbeth’ Shakespeare’s play produced by New City Players ‘Song of Deborah’ a musical interlude inspired by 1960’s social justice movements produced by GACFL and Emily Ricca Dance Collective ‘King Lear’ Shakespeare’s play produced by Thinking Cap Theatre ‘Joseph Papp’ ‘Shakespeare in the Park’ — Hoffman interprets a number of documentaries and written recordings of the life of Papp and his work in 1960’s New York to establish free Shakespeare performances at The Delacorte Theater, an 1800 seat outdoor theater in Central Park, at West 81st Street and Central Park West. Joe Papp in 5 Acts Documentary Clip. Courtesy Avi Hoffman Joe Papp The evening will end with a meet and greet with the artists including new 2020 projects. What the Actors Are Saying about Festival of Classics…. What: Festival of Classics with Special Guest Susan Papp Where: Mizner Park Cultural Center 201 W Plaza Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432 When: March 16th 2020, 7:30pm Tickets: Click Here For media interviews contact Clare Vickery of Grace Arts Fl 954–816-3324 Produced in collaboration with Grace Arts Florida

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Miami, Florida The David Gresham Entertainment Group has announced it will distribute through all of Sub-Saharan Africa, “Self Control,” Kendra Erika’s #1 Billboard Dance Chart hit. Kendra Erika, a rising music star from Boca Raton, Florida, has achieved 3 top ten songs on the Billboard charts in less than 3 years. The deal will leverage David Gresham Entertainment Group’s distribution and licensing expertise for “Self Control,” an infectious dance single, which was on the 2019 Billboard Dance charts for 29 weeks. The David Gresham Entertainment Group is South Africa’s longest running independent record company. The deal brings the rising star’s music to the same label that has represented top international artists Kylie Minogue, Moby, Nickelback, Janet Jackson and more. “I am thrilled to be a part of the David Gresham Entertainment Group Family. I look forward to a partnership that will elevate my music and artistic message to newer, diverse global audiences,” said Kendra Erika. “We are delighted to welcome Kendra Erika to our talented international artist roster. We have great expectations for Self-Control and hope that it firmly establishes Kendra as a house hold name on the African continent,” said Andrew Mitchley (Chief Operations Officer/Head of A&R at David Gresham Entertainment Group). Kendra’s Deep House/Pop recording style developed from the eclectic vibes of her surrounding musical culture and community. Focused on being truthful to her core artistry and authentic to whom she is, Kendra brings a dynamic cinematic experience to everything she produces. Trained in classical and jazz, she draws inspiration from artists like Lana Del Rey, Solange, Ellie Goulding, London Grammar, and Laura Branigan. Her most popular club music single to date is “Self Control,” a Laura Branigan reinterpretation, which claimed the top spot on the Billboard Dance Chart in January of 2019. Her single, “Under My Skin,” climbed to the # 6 position in 2017 and “Oasis,” peaked at # 9 on Billboard’s Dance Club chart in 2016. All three Billboard charting songs were produced by Grammy-award winning producer Damon Sharpe and Eric Sanicola.” Kendra Erika has performed in major dance clubs nationally and internationally and has opened for award-winning international pop-artist, Jason Derulo, during an exclusive private benefit concert in in Miami, Florida. This summer Kendra Erika is releasing a new song called “A Deeper Love.” To learn more about Kendra Erika, visit KendraErika.com . View her EPK at KendraErikaepk.com. For media interviews contact She Got Game Media.

For Immediate Release Miami, FL April 26, 2019 South Florida Native Lulu Orange Tyson, and reigning International Ms. Florida 2019 has been selected as moderator for the 2nd Annual South Florida Fertility Expo in Miami Lakes, Florida. The event is a consumer expo for women and men who seek to expand their current family or to become a parent for the first time. One in eight couples struggle with fertility in the U.S. and the subject is often shunned. This event has been created to provide a safe and private environment for attendees to have real conversations and speak one-on-one in confidence with some of the best minds in the fertility industry. South Florida Fertility Expo Co-founder Ellen Woods said, “We are thrilled to have International Ms. Florida 2019 as a partner with us. We recognize that she chose as her pageant platform Birthing Hope Through Infertility Awareness. We look forward to having her as a skilled moderator.” Tyson is a licensed practical nurse and graduate of Florida State University with a Bachelor of Science (Communications) and a Masters in Corporate Administration. She is also a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. In 2017 she was crowned Mrs. Corporate America 2017 at the Caribe Royal Orlando. Lulu’s triumphant walk across many stages has taken her on a journey to empower women and girls to be successful in future endeavors. Through mentorship, community service, and empowerment, she has helped many women and young girls reach their goals. For more information, interviews, or images, please contact: Ellen Woods, ellen@SoFloFertilityExpo.com or Tandi Wilder, Senior Publicist at She Got Game Media sggmedia305@gmail.com The 2nd Annual South Florida Fertility Expo is being held to support and provide resources for women on their reproductive and fertility journey. In conjunction with National Infertility Awareness Week, it is a one day expo for industry professionals, women and men, who seek information on new modalities in creating or expanding a family. This one day event will take place on Saturday, April 27, 2019 at Don Shula Hotel & Golf Club, 6842 Main St, Miami Lakes, FL 33014. Doors open at 10am. Admission is $10 online only.

The One Day Miami Lakes Event Will Explore a Gamut of Fertility Issues She Got Game™ Media For Immediate Release (Miami, FL) April 13, 2019 Did you know that anywhere between 20 to 70% of women will develop fibroids by the time they turn 50? Although these benign tumors found within or on the uterus, can affect all women, Black women are about 3 times more likely than white women to develop fibroids, and they tend to develop them at a younger age than other women. They can grow as large as melons. Symptoms include excessive menstrual bleeding, painful cramping, and pelvis, lower back pain and infertility. According to Lauren Wise, professor of epidemiology at Boston University, “Approximately 30 percent of reproductive-aged women are diagnosed with fibroids.” Yet studies reveal that while “approximately 70 percent of white women will have uterine fibroids by age 50,” that number is greater than 80 percent for black women. In addition to this, black women are “more likely to report severe or very severe symptoms,” Wise pointed out. While symptoms for Black women are more severe, they also wait longer than white women to get treatment. Dr. Tami Prince, OB-GYN and medical director for U.S. Healthworks in Marietta, Georgia, treats women who have fibroids. She is also a fibroid patient. Dr. Prince realizes that dealing with fibroids can be trying. She shared in a recent interview, “A lot of women suffer in silence… especially in minorities, I see it a lot.” One study noted that 42 percent of African-American women wait four or more years before pursuing treatment for fibroid symptoms. That’s compared to 29 percent of white women that wait longer than 4 years to seek care. It is for reasons such as this that the 2nd Annual South Florida Fertility Expo is being held to support and provide resources for women on their reproductive and fertility journey. In conjunction with National Infertility Awareness Week, it is a one day expo for industry professionals, women and men who seek information on new modalities in creating or expanding a family. This one day event will take place on Saturday, April 27, 2019 at Don Shula Hotel & Golf Club,6842 Main St, Miami Lakes, FL 33014. Doors open at 10am. Admission is $10 online only. For more information, interviews, or images, please contact: Ellen Woods, ellen@SoFloFertilityExpo.com.

Miami, FL The 2nd Annual South Florida Fertility Expo is being held in conjunction with National Infertility Awareness Week. It is a consumer expo for women and men who seek to expand their current family or to become a parent for the first time. This one day event will take place on Saturday, April 27, 2019 at Don Shula Hotel & Golf Club,6842 Main St, Miami Lakes, FL 33014. Doors open at 10am. Admission is $10 online only. Sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities available. For further information and to purchase tickets go to ​www.SouthFloridaFertilityExpo.com​. You can also follow the show on social media at @SoFlofertilityexpo or join us on Facebook. For more information, interviews, or images, please contact: Ellen Woods, ellen@SoFloFertilityExpo.com. Official Press Release Click here