You can’t put a price on good culture, and on this and every third Thursday of the month, neither can the Museum of Art. That’s when their reoccurring series, Third Thursdays, offers free admission to the Museum, live entertainment, and 2-4-1 drink specials from the Museum Cafe. On April 16,…

Everyone knows it’s bad manners to show up empty handed to a dinner party. But it’s equally bad manners to show up and off the host. Which is what happened on one fateful night in 1935, when ten complete strangers were summoned to the luxurious mansion of Lord Dudley Rancour…

For years you’ve longed to feel the wind on your face and the exhilaration as you race down the highway at speeds untold. Unfortunately, I-95 isn’t the safest place in the world to do that. But there’s a place where your inner speed demon can be released: Xtreme Indoor Karting…

Wilton Manors is known as the Island City. But unlike the natives on Lost, these islanders are the friendly, inviting type who only want to share the wonders of their city with outsiders. The best way to experience that firsthand is to check out the Island City Artwalk, going down…

Every good guy needs a nemesis – someone to bash him when he’s down, to kick sand in his eyes, and to generally piss people off. Which isn’t to say we always hate these jerks; sometimes, they’re damn funny. Which must be why veteran local comic Lisa Corrao is hosting…

You might not even realize it, but when you order up a beer at the bar, you’re taking part in a war. You’re a soldier on the front line of battle; only instead of a bayonet in your hand, you’ve got a pint glass. And you’re not afraid to use…

No other form of entertainment has made more fun out of horrible, gruesome, cold-blooded murder than Clue, the mystery-solving board game where players attempt to discover who dunnit, where they dunnit, and what they dunnit with. Tonight at the 14th Annual Clueless on Las Olas, a real life version of…

Listen here for a second, bub: There are a couple things you’re going to need to do in order to prepare yourself for the hoppy Valhalla that is the New Times’ Original Beerfest, sponsored by Paul and Young Ron and BX Beer Depot. First, head to browardpalmbeach.com and pick yourself…

Never designed your own Munny before, those featureless vinyl dolls that act as a blank canvas for your creations? Well, Sunday is your chance, as Pink Ghost hosts a day-long Mini Mobile Munny Decorating Party, completely for free. Just show up anytime during store hours (noon to 7 p.m.) and…

There’s something about DaDa, that hip little restaurant/bar in Delray Beach, that transforms an ordinary night of drinking with friends into a form of mental exploration. Maybe it’s the Old Florida house in which it’s set, or the staff’s obvious appreciation for good art, but something inside just exudes poetry…

Join Norm Allen Jr., director of African Americans for Humanism as he discusses the benefits of a secular life. He proposes that religion instills “Pie in the Sky, by and by, for those who accept submission,” and that science, medicine, reason and reasonableness, and practical ethics should be the mantra…

The Association of Performing Arts of India is throwing down with a classical music concert today at the Broward County Library celebrating the life of Ustad Bismillah Khan, the shehnai maestro who, in 2001, was awarded the highest honor in Indian culture. Seasoned musicians Ustad Ali Ahmed Hussain Khan, Janab…

Entertainment Tonight said of veteran dancer Rasta Thomas that he’s “what you would get if you took the best of Baryshnikov, Bruce Lee, and Michael Jackson.” The competitive dancer of both classic and contemporary styles has shaped the world of performance dance as we know it – now he’s sticking…

Every kid wants to hunt for Easter eggs during the thoroughly macabre Christian holiday – how eggs came to be associated with Easter, though, is thought to be Pagan in origin. Why not combine one Pagan principle with another – namely, science – when the South Florida Science Museum hosts…

When Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory was remade in 2005 by Tim Burton as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, a little bit of cinema history died. What could Burton and crew hoped to add to the already flawless musical adaptation of the Ronald Dahl classic – especially by replacing…

The Italians know that almost any time is occasion for a feast. Easter Sunday? Puuh-lease. That’s practically an invitation to gorge. Head over to BRIO Tuscan Grille today for a Easter brunch the Romans would be proud of: frittata al forno, eggs benedictano, Tuscan French toast (woah) with mascarpone, crab…

Grab your corset, don a garter, and get over to Exotique, an Alter Ego Fetish Party event taking inspiration from the retro fetish fashions of the 1950s. Think Betty Page on a kinky, weekend getaway. Dress code is strictly enforced. Tickets cost $15, or $10 if you order online in…

In the grand scheme of things, Easter is quite a bummer of a holiday. Even if you’re a really bad Christian, chances are your parents, girlfriend, or grandmother will guilt you into going to church today — “at least once in your heathen life.” The promise of candy will probably…

Join Art Rx as they host Wetpaintathon, a day-long live painting session at the Lounge stretching on for a staggering 19 hours. Local artists Heather Tipton and Vincent Lardieri are “headlining,” painting in support of their college careers (proceeds will do towards their college tuition… interesting). You can purchase a…

You’ll do just about anything to avoid getting in a fight: pushing old ladies in front of would-be attackers; feigning a mental handicap to dissuade that meatsack at the bar from thwacking you; covering your face and screaming, “Please don’t hit me!” when startled in front of the library by…