The 1930s called, and they’re glad that barber shops are back in vogue. We’ve put together a list of the five best old-school barber shops around Fort Lauderdale. Sit back, relax and look fresh after an appointment at one of these manly parlors. ManKind Photo courtesy of ManKind Ahead of the wave of barbershops … Continue reading Fort Lauderdale’s Five Best Barber Shops That Every Man Needs To Visit
Category: Gold Coast Magazine
Lori Royce, Of Boynton Beach, Merges Art With Fashion With Wearable Creations
If the sun is rising, odds are that Lori Royce is wide-awake, taking in all the details of the colors, textures and shades as the sky transitions from dark to bright. “I love seeing the colors change,” she says of her favorite time of day. “I love the darks turning to light, I love the … Continue reading Lori Royce, Of Boynton Beach, Merges Art With Fashion With Wearable Creations
How Fort Lauderdale’s New Mockingbird Trail Came To Be
Rebecca Bradley, co-founder of landscape architect firm Cadence, helped implement Fort Lauderdale’s newest nature path, The Mockingbird Trail. The flamingo may be more iconic, but it’s the mockingbird that’s Florida’s state bird. The discreetly colored creature blends in with its surroundings, namely, the urban sprawl. It’s the idea that nature can still thrive within the … Continue reading How Fort Lauderdale’s New Mockingbird Trail Came To Be
NSU Art Museum Director Bonnie Clearwater Saw Fort Lauderdale’s Potential—And Wasted No Time Bringing The Arts Scene North
Art enthusiast and curator Bonnie Clearwater is redirecting the arts scene north to Broward County, garnering international attention for exhibits at the NSUArt Museum Fort Lauderdale. When Bonnie Clearwater walked into NYU’s Grey Art Gallery in 1976, her life was forever changed. She was volunteering to help set up the exhibition, “1976,” for the U.S. … Continue reading NSU Art Museum Director Bonnie Clearwater Saw Fort Lauderdale’s Potential—And Wasted No Time Bringing The Arts Scene North
A Helping Hand
Dr. Kris Deeter beat the odds in order to find her passion – giving every child the chance for a better, more prosperous life. Dr. Kris Deeter’s story begins in a blue-collar community in Northern California. Her father was a steel-metal worker. No one in her family had been to college, and they had to … Continue reading A Helping Hand
Skating On By
Sitting in the backseat of his family's SUV, CJ George couldn't stop throwing up. He had gone through a round of chemo the day before, and as a youth ambassador for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Foundation he was scheduled to speak at a corporate breakfast. As each wave of nausea succumbed to sickness, his parents … Continue reading Skating On By