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It’s time to start making those New Year’s resolutions for 2022. I already started my list! Whether you are working on your personal or professional goals, be sure to make them attainable, timely and realistic. My hope is that, despite any bumps in the road that might prevent you from accomplishing them, you have the faith to always move forward and do the best you can. Not only is this year coming to an end, but so is our 10-year anniversary year. It was 2011 when I published my first edition of Luxury Guide (formerly South Florida Luxury Guide ) and if you would’ve asked me 10 years ago where I expected to be or what I anticipated learning, I am not quite sure I know what I would’ve said. One thing for certain is I learned that there is nothing I can’t do—which means there is nothing you can’t do if you believe in yourself and put in the hard work necessary to make your dreams happen. I learned that while I started this business on my own, I was not alone—had it not been for the support of my team, friends, family and of course, my clients, I would not be here today. I learned that my core motivation comes from knowing I make an impact on people, and the more they appreciate me for it, the more I tirelessly want to support them. I learned that in this ever-fast moving world we live in, it is important to never rest on our laurels, always innovate and create— particularly as it pertains to business—which makes this an exciting time for me to share our new endeavor.

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We are currently in the process of curating our first Annual Florida Luxury Guide ( and special national one too ) that will serve as a Curated Lifestyle Resource Guide ! You’ll be able to skip hours of online research because we will have done it for you—from ideas on what to do and where to go throughout Florida ( with many staycation options to choose ), travel destinations in the U.S. and abroad to home design and decor inspirations from top retailers and interior designers. Be inspired by art from galleries, museums and artists; learn about some of the most desirable real estate markets to live in, visit or retire to. Get an adrenaline boost from a showcase of the hottest cars to drive and yachts to set sail in. Get tips from top beauty and wellness professionals, and—my favorite part—learn about unique finds that you never knew existed! Lastly, I hope you will enjoy this final issue of the year where we cover all the luxurious things we love, including our special feature on art and culture, as well as our annual holiday shopping guide!

Wishing you and your loved ones a safe and happy holiday season!

Gracefully yours,

Lynette Janac Publisher/Editor-In-Chief

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L ast Last fall, my husband and I were looking forward to traveling to Italy—I had grand plans of traipsing through Rome, sipping limoncello in the Amalfi Coast, then heading to Sicily to explore the island where my in-laws are from. Of course, with the world under quarantine, we had to put those plans on hold before we even had a chance to purchase plane tickets. Finally, there seems to be a light at the end of the tunnel (a huge shout out to our frontline workers!), and our special travel issue couldn’t have come at a better time. Let us serve as your guide for finding the perfect, I remember my first Art Basel; it was 2014 and I had scored tickets to one of the billowing white art tents in Midtown. Once I stepped inside, I was transported into a orld of sculpture, paintings, photography, mixed m dia, murals and mor . The te t also served as a sort of Tower of Babel as artists from around the world shared their inspirations behind each piece. A lot has changed since then, of course. Miami’s Art Basel has exploded into mushrooms of satellite art fairs, and art walks are no longer relegated to just

WINTER 2021-2022 SUMMER 2021 Founder/Publisher/Editor-in-Chief Lynette Janac Associate Publisher/Client Relations Manager Tyler Anderson Managing Editor Christiana Lilly Copy Editor Lauren Kruchten Special Projects Director Lisa Stoch Founder/Publisher/Editor-in-Chief Lynette Janac Associate Publisher/Client Relations Manager Tyler Anderson Managing Editor Christiana Lilly Copy Editor Lauren Kruchten Digital Content Editor Michael Isenbek Executive Assistant Ruby (Bhing) Realino Senior Graphic Designer Norwing Rivas / Caliber Creatives Special Feature Writer | Art Basel & Beyond Francesca Cruz Contributing Writers Business Connectors Courtenay Carr Russo Sean Sanchez Paola Solano Design & Lifestyle Curator Sarah Holland Senior Graphic Designer Norwing Rivas / Caliber Creatives Special Feature Writer | Destinations Angela Caraway-Carlton Contributing Writers Diana M. Byrne Christie Galeano-DeMott Michele Marin Jerry Perez Marcus Prado / MV Meadow Angela Caraway-Carlton Christie Galeano-DeMott Michael Isenbek Peter Lane Taylor Michele Marin Marcus Prado Kerry Shorr

well-deserved vacation after an unprecedented year (page 33). Whether you’re yearning to conquer the icy crags of Iceland or watch the sunset from a Healdsburg winery, traveling with a gaggle of single friends or with your kids in tow, we have a getaway with your name on it. And if you’re not ready to hop on a plane just yet, there’s plenty of locales within driving distance. What many of us have also been looking forward to is heading back to the gym or visiting our favorite med spa. In our Wellness & Beauty guide (page 84), we’ve rounded up the best treatments and tips from local experts, from fitness to skincare and innovative procedures to holistic treatments. And don’t forget that June 20 is Father’s Day! We’ve created a special shop guide (page 102) filled with gift ideas to show your dad how important he is to you. I’ve already circled a few items myself. And hopefully, dear readers, in another issue or two, I’ll be able to share just how delicious the limoncello is in Sorrento. Wishing you a fabulous and luxurious summer, Wynwood. Plus, wh could forget the uct-tap d banana incident of 2019? But it’s what makes Miami so, well, Miami. You never know what’s going to happen when you wander through an art walk, festival or swanky gallery opening. For this issue, we celebrate the arts with our sp cial f ture on Art B sel & Beyond (page 27). From the satellite fairs around town to top museums around the world and up-and-coming artists you can’t miss, we’ve covered art in all its forms. The festivals also coincide with the busy holiday season. We’ve curated a truly out-of-this-world Shop gift guide (page 85) for everyone from your partner and best friend to techies and even your fur baby. I highly recommend you circle a few items for yourself, too—it’s called self-care! Speaking of self-care, as you look forward to 2022, use our Destinations feature (page 64) as a travel guide to wellness around the world. We also have great tips for finding calm in your life in our Trending Wellness piece (page 82). As 2021 comes to a close, I wish you all a safe, happy and healthy holiday season. Artfully yours,

Christiana Lilly Managing Editor Christiana Lilly anaging Editor

Contributing Writers

Born and raised in Miami, Cruz is an award-winning journalist who began her career on television, later parlaying that into a successful career in publishing. She has a penchant for travel, wellness, art, gastronomy, magic and storytelling. After seeing 50 countries (including all 7 Modern Wonders), delving into different cultures, writing published articles about numerous destinations, studying various faiths and theologies, and enjoying food from around the world alongside award-winning chefs—her list of countries to write about keeps growing. Francesca Cruz — Special Feature | Art Basel & Beyond Isenbek has 15 years of experience in the publishing industry as a writer and editor, covering a diverse range of topics including visual arts, music, cuisine, culture and travel. He also explores the world of science fiction writing and is an avid guitarist. Michael Isenbek — Happenings and Taste Miami As a television ews producer, editor and freelance writer, Caraway-Carlton has cov r d luxury ravel and lifestyle trends for the last 15 years. While avigating the n w world of tr ling i a pandemic hasn’t been easy, the ravel expert and former travel editor is consta tly looking for ways to safely visit a undiscover d destination. In his issue’ cove story, she spotlights destinations near and far for every type of vacation personality. @angelacarawaycarlton Christie is a travel enthusiast, bookworm, art lover and Francophile. She’s always searching for enticing flavors, dishes and restaurants and is thrilled to see our local restaurant and hospitality industries start to bounce back. When she’s not writing about the incredible plates, places and people that capture South Florida’s culture, style and vibe, Christie is irresistibly happy in the company of her husband, Dave, their two dogs and a glass of red wine. @christiewrites Christie Galeano-DeMott — Taste & Happenings (Broward-Boca-Palm Beach) A content editor, writer, songwriter and musician, Marcus is certified in literature courses by the universities of Harvard, Berkeley, Michigan and Queensland (Australia). He released his first EP “Adulterated Product” in 2015 and is a content editor at Luxury Guid . He i l oking fo ward to his new book coming o t thi year. Family, music and lit rature a e his biggest passions in life. @mv.meadow Marcus Prado — Shop, Taste & Happenings (Miami) Angela Caraway-Carlton — Special Feature | Destinations – Travel & Staycation el is a travel and lifestyle writer with a passion for adventure. When she’s not haring the latest beauty and wellness trends, e’s writing, or dreaming, about her travels to cafés in C pri or vineyards in Ber erac. The Orlando local’s favori e w y to spend h r day is with her family at the beach, playing tennis and drinkin champs. @eastcoastochousewife Michele Marin — Special Feature | Wellness & Beauty Taylor is an award-winning journalist, book author and television producer with an addiction to real estate, start-ups, adventure, country music and extraordinary people who live their lives to the fullest without regret. He’s currently writing a memoir on Hollywood’s top stuntman. @peterlanetaylor Peter Lane Taylor — Trending Real Estate A content editor, writer, songwriter and musician, Prado is certified in literature courses by the Universities of Harvard, Berkeley, Michigan and Queensland (Australia). He released his first EP, Unadulterated Project , in 2015. He is looking forward to his new book coming out this year. Family, music and literature are his biggest passions in life. @mv_meadow Marcus Prado/MV Meadow — Shop

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Sensei Lāna`i (Photo by Robb Aaron Gordon)

Picasso by Andrew Cotton (Courtesy New River Fine Art)

Alessi Strongman Nutcracker

ART BASEL AND BEYOND Our comprehensive guide to Miami Art Week, up-and-coming artists and art-inspired spaces.

WELLNESS DESTINATIONS Your passport to practicing self-care at spas and wellness centers across the globe.

HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE Browse our pages for gift ideas for everyone on your shopping list this year.

DIRECTORY HAPPENINGS From tree lightings to a just- renovated storied museum, we know just the places to go. TASTE Places to eat this holiday season and recipes from our favorite restaurants and bars around town. ARTIST SPOTLIGHT Painter Lara Restelli shares why art has become her rock.

TRENDING ART We chat with Rami Rotkopf about what it takes to be a part of Blue Gallery in Delray Beach. TRENDING HOME Read the tale of French design house Lalique, which boasts more than 130 years of glass creations. BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Belt preserves the art of metalworking. Marc Julien talks home-building and You don’t have to travel far to get away from it all at these three new hotels. TRENDING REAL ESTATE Melo Group talks Aria Reserve. International Realty Group shares the scoop on exciting projects to come. TRENDING MOTOR TOYS The slickest cars and yachts for 2022. TRENDING WELLNESS As we look forward to 2022, check out these tips for bringing wellness into your life. SOCIAL Luxury Guide wraps up 2021 and a celebration of its 10-year anniversary. expanding his business. STAYCATIONS

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ON THE COVER Israeli artist Joel Amit’s Breeze Reflection - Multicolor Birds & Fish on White is made of hundreds of laser-cut metal birds and fish and hand-painted in a rainbow spectrum of colors. The piece showcases the horizon line between ocean and sky, representing the synergy of the two realms and peace. (Photo courtesy of Joel Amit and Blue Gallery) 48 x 72, $26,000, available at Blue Gallery in Delray Beach; 561.265.0020; bluefineart.com

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ARTS, CULTURE, & ENTERTAINMENT Blue Gallery 561.265.0020 bluefineart.com p. 53 Rosenbaum Contemporary 561.994.0020 rosenbaumcontemporary.com p. 26 BEAUTY & WELLNESS Ivette Gil Beauty Design 561.429.3156 ivettegilbeautydesign.net p. 83 Traveling Aura Mobile Spa 888.948.7737 travelingaura.com p. 92

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES JetASAP 833.321.2727 (ASAP) jetasap.com p. 2-3

Judith Norman 954.925.7200 judithnorman.com p. 57 Just Tile & Marble 561.272.4900 justtilenmarble.com p. 49 Lalique 305.537.5150 lalique.com p. 11 Luxapatio 305.477.5141 luxapatio.com p. 69 Materia Collection 786.438.1330 materiacollection.com p. 98-99 MiaCucina 305.792.9494 miacucina.com p. 6-7 Pianeta Legno Floors 800.576.3141 italianwoodfloors.com p. 59 Total Window 954.921.0302 totalwindow.com p. 15 World Mattress 786.431.1798 worldmattresses.com p. 58

REAL ESTATE Aria Reserve - The Melo Group 305.800.8888 ariareserve.com p. 4-5 Aston Martin Residences 305.573.7333 astonmartinresidences.com p. 81 Florida Luxury Homes Group Debbie Wysocki 954.579.5720 floridaluxuryhomesgroup.com p. 74-75 Great Estates International Realty Sylvia Fragos 305.904.7847 sylviafragos.com p. 78-79 IRG - International Realtors Group 305.507.5546 internationalrg.com p. 76-77 Property Invest USA 305.908.3899 propertyinvestusa.com p. 76-77

BOATS & YACHTS Sirena Yachts 954.585.6390 sirenayachts.com p. 13

HOME & HOME FURNISHINGS Audio One 305.945.1230 | 954.843.2837 audio-one.com p. 56 Bang & Olufsen 954.876.1348 bdigitaltechnologies.com p. 84 Farrey’s Lighting, Bath & Hardware 866.415.7204 farreys.com p. 60 ITALdoors

INTERIOR DESIGN & BUILD Innovative Creations Katia Bates 954.646.0947 innovativecreationsusa.com p. 45 Marc Julien Group 954.200.7758 marcjulienhomes.com p. 61-63

800.615.3667 italdoors.com p. 17

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FLYING PRIVATE SKIP THE LINES, THE HASSLE AND THE HEADACHE

MIAMI Miami Executive Airport International Flight Center North 305.238.8122 ifcmiami.com International Flight Center South 305.238.8122 ifcmiami.com Reliance Aviation 305.233.0310 reliance-aviation.com Signature Flight Support 305.871.3105 signatureflight.com/tmb Miami International Airport Signature Flight Support 305.874.1477 signatureflight.com/mia Tursair Fueling Inc. 305.869.4880 Opa-Locka Executive Airport Atlantic Aviation 305.455.2295 atlanticaviation.com/location/opf Fontainebleau Aviation 305.685.4646

BROWARD Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport Banyan Air Service 954.491.3170 banyanair.com Fort Lauderdale Executive Jet Center 954.351.2003 fxejetcenter.com Hop-a-Jet Worldwide Jet Charter 954.771.5779 hopajetworldwide.com Lynx FBO Network 954.772.7444 lynxfbo.com W Aviation 954.938.1962 waviationfbo.com/kfxe Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport Jetscape 954.359.9991 jetscapefbo.com nationaljets.com Sheltair Aviation 954.359.3200 sheltairaviation.com/locations/fll Signature Flight Support 954.359.0000 signatureflight.com/fll Pompano Beach Airpark Airport Pompano Aviation 954.960.5104 pompanoaviation.com National Jets 954.359.9900

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HAPPENINGS UNWIND & ENRICH

TOAST OF THE TOWN From holiday celebrations to hidden gems around town, we know just the places to go and things to do.

BY CHRISTIE GALEANO

Boca/Delray INCAN INVASION

The world premiere of the Machu Picchu & The Golden Empires of Peru exhibition at the Boca Museum of Art will revive the majesty of this former civilization with an immersive experience. On display now through March 6. 501 Plaza Real, Boca Raton; 561.392.2500; bocamuseum.org

Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru

Orchid display house at the Bonnet House Museum and Gardens

The newly renovated Schmidt Boca History Museum

Boca/Delray BOCA STEPS BACK IN TIME

After a two-year renovation, the Schmidt Boca History Museum has reopened its doors with interactive exhibits showcasing the story of the city. From Addison Mizner’s desk and vintage photographs to the original computers created on the IBM campus, history comes alive here. 71 N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton; 561.395.6766; bocahistory.org POSE AND REPOSE Grab your mat and head outdoors for this yoga class at Boca’s Sanborn Square. Saturdays at Sanborn is hosted by Yoga Journey and open to all. 72 N. Federal Highway, Boca Raton; downtownboca.org THESE BOOTS ARE MADE FOR WALKIN’ Round up your family or friends this holiday season and take them on a Downtown Boca Walking Tour . The city has created self-guided tours with accompanying maps for everything from lunchtime locations and dessert destinations to outdoor fun and the best stores for shopping. downtownboca.org/31/Visit DELRAY’S HISTORY Celebrate Black history all year round with a tour of the Spady Museum in Delray Beach to learn about the African American history of Palm Beach County. The museum also hosts private historical tours for groups. 170 NW Fifth Ave., Delray Beach; 561.279.8883; spadymuseum.com

Broward LEARN AMONG THE FLOWERS

Immerse yourself in art and nature while taking classes at the historic Bonnet House Museum and Gardens . Throughout the months of January and February, it will play host to educational workshops such as birding, watercolor, calligraphy and orchid care classes. 900 N. Birch Road, Fort Lauderdale; 954.563.5393; bonnethouse.org

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DECEMBER Now through Dec. 11 Hidden Figures

Rosenbaum Contemporary welcomes the paintings of artist Ivan Loboguerrero in this gallery exhibition. rosenbaumcontemporary.com Dec. 1-31 The Secrets of Alchemy Works by Jennifer Haley and Thomas Scoon are on display at Onessimo Fine Art. onessimo neart.com Dec. 3 Japanese Ink Painting Class Learn sumi-e, or Japanese ink painting, at the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens. morikami.org Now through Jan. 2 Fuller Estate Glass Collection The Cornell Art Museum hosts this exhibition of glass and crystal by artists like Dale Chihuly and Lalique. cornellartmuseum.org Part musical, part contemporary circus, this show is bringing all the fun for the entire family at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. browardcenter.org JANUARY Jan. 8-9 Sizzling Strings This all-strings program features Grammy-nominated violinist and conductor Andres Cardenes at The Symphonia. thesymphonia.org Jan. 14-30 South Florida Fair Get ready for rides, shows, exhibits and plenty of festival food. south oridafair.com This annual Bonnet House series spotlights the University of Miami Frost Opera Theater in this evening’s live production. bonnethouse.org FEBRUARY Now through Feb. 13 Margarita Cano: 90 Years NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale celebrates the life of this Cuban American artist with this exhibition of her life’s work. nsuartmuseum.org Feb.1 An American in Paris The music of an American WWII vet starting life anew in Paris takes the stage at the Kravis Center. kravis.org Feb. 11–20 Delray Beach Open Tennis greats descendontoAtlantic Avenue for fierce competitions on the court. yellowtennisball.com Feb. 12–13 South Florida Garlic Fest Look forward to live music, local vendors and plenty of garlic- infused tastings. garlicfest .com Feb. 17-22 The Palm Beach Show – Jewelry, Art, Antiques, Design Contemporary art will be on display alongside striking jewelry and breathtaking antiques. palmbeachshow.com Dec. 26-27 Cirque Dreams Holidaze Jan. 27 Concerts Under the Stars

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Broward STRETCH AND STAY

The newly opened AC Hotel Sawgrass Mills hosts monthly yoga and meditation sessions supported by lululemon and Yoga Joint. Every second Tuesday of the month, hotel guests and the public alike are invited to the hotel’s rooftop for the relaxing class. 1870 Sawgrass Mills Circle, Sunrise; 954.846.0400; marriott.com SHOP ‘TIL YOU DROP Fort Lauderdale’s market scene is booming with the New River Market and Music & Makers . The former hosts local vendors and artisans every Sunday at History Fort Lauderdale along the Riverwalk (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) while the latter takes place every Friday evening (6:30 to 9:30 p.m.) on Fort Lauderdale Beach as part of the Friday Night Sounds Waves concert series. 3000 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; theloop b.com

Troy Anderson and The Wonderful World Band (Photo by CAPEHART)

Palm Beach MUSIC IN THE GARDENS

Every Sunday in February, the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens is hosting its annual Jazz and Gospel in the Gardens event from 1 to 3 p.m. 253 Barcelona

Road, West Palm Beach; 561.832.5328; ansg.org FRIDA KAHLO HAS ARRIVED

The Norton Museum of Art is showcasing Kahlo’s masterpieces alongside Diego Rivera in the largest collection of both artists’ works that has ever been on display at the museum. 1450 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach; 561.832.5196; norton.org

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HAPPENINGS PLAY

BROWARD ART IN THE MARKET

As part of FAT Village’s monthly ArtWalk, Sistrunk Marketplace welcomes a featured local artist and musical entertainment. The complimentary event within the market also offers you plenty of food vendors to enjoy while you’re checking out the art. 115 NW Sixth St., Fort Lauderdale; 954.329.2551; sistrunkmarketplace.com

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Craft Food Tours

Riverfront Gondola Tours

BROWARD GLIDE IN A GONDOLA

BOCA/DELRAY FOLLOWTHE FOOD

Take advantage of Fort Lauderdale’s waterways with the Riverfront Gondola Tours . But before you hop on board, order your dinner from Casa Sensei and enjoy a decadent meal while you cruise. 1200 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; 954.616.7699; riverfrontgondolatours.com TEQUILA AND TUNES Warm up your vocal cords and head to Bodega Taqueria y Tequila every Tuesday night for Music Bingo from 7 to 9 p.m. Plus, Taco Tuesday promotions include discounted tacos, margaritas, beers and tequila. 21 W. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; 954.945.5545; bodegataqueria.com

If you’re looking for a VIP culinary adventure, reserve a spot on a Craft Food Tours excursion. The Delray-based company offers weekly tours with behind the scenes access to restaurants and bars in both Delray and Fort Lauderdale. 103 NW ird Ave., Delray Beach; 954.559.8456; craftfoodtours.com JAM PACKED FUN The Arts Garage has a slew of events to discover, like an Open Mic Night on the second Tuesday of the month, Poetry Night on the third Monday and a lively Jam Session on the last Monday of the month. 94 NE Second Ave., Delray Beach; 561.450.6357; artsgarage.org

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DECEMBER Dec. 4 Palm Beach Holiday Boat Parade

Bring out the whole family to enjoy this festival of lights on the Intracoastal Waterway that raises funds for local charities. marinepbc.org

Dec. 9-10 Truffles Galore

The swanky French brasserie Café Boulud hosts a six-course dinner on the 9th and a four-course lunch on the 10th, both featuring a decadent truffle-focused menu. cafeboulud.com/palmbeach

Dec. 9-12 Palm Beach Food &Wine Festival

Egg Nog at Death or Glory’s Miracle Bar Pop Up

Renowned chefs descend onto Palm Beach for the annual culinary festival that’s filled with dinners, wine tastings and cooking demonstrations. pbfoodwinefest.com Dec. 11 Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest Boat Parade Watch shimmering boats glowing with Christmas lights cruise down Fort Lauderdale’s waterways. winterfestparade.com Dec. 12 Yoga Fun Day This family-friendly wellness and fitness event is hosted by the Village at Gulfstream Park. gulfstreampark.com JANUARY Jan. 4 Florida Panthers vs. Calgary Flames Head to the newly renamed FLA Live Arena to catch all the excitement on the ice. alivearena.com

PALM BEACH FOODIE JOURNEY

To discover—or rediscover—West Palm Beach, the West Palm Beach Food Tours offer a selection of options like the historic neighborhood tour and downtown food tour. 561.408.9614; westpalmbeachfoodtour.com HOLLY JOLLY SPIRIT • An annual tradition, drive through winding Tradewinds Park for Holiday Fantasy of Lights in Coconut Creek. Further north, gaze in awe at the 100-foot Christmas tree in downtown Delray Beach. • In true Florida fashion, meet Sandi Land , the 35-foot holiday sand tree with a nightly music and light show in West Palm Beach, or take a peek at the Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island’s life-sized gingerbread house . • Even the animals are in the mood for the holidays, thanks to Zoo Lights at Palm Beach Zoo. You can also take in the lights at Hoffman’s Chocolate Winter Wonderland (and eat some chocolate too!) • Get your cocktail on! The most highly anticipated holiday pop-up is back at Death or Glory’s Miracle Bar , with a entire menu of holiday-themed cocktails. If you want to make your own, make your way to Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa for its holiday cocktail classes.

Jan. 21-23 Seaglass The Fort Lauderdale Rosé Experience

Rosé lovers rejoice! This beachside festival celebrates all things rosé, and international vineyards will be on the sands pouring their favorite wines paired with cuisine from celebrated chefs. seaglassexperience.com

Jan. 23 The Holy Rocka Rollaz

Travel back to the ‘50s with this trio singing tunes by musical legends like Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry and Johnny Cash at the Arts Garage. artsgarage.org

Jan. 29 Pegasus World Cup

The annual event is back at Gulfstream Park where you can bet on your favorite horse while sipping on a cocktail or two. pegasusworldcup.com FEBRUARY Feb. 5 Kristin Chenoweth For the Girls The Broadway star hits the Kravis Center stage to sing some of her most famous songs. kravis.org Feb. 11 Alton Brown Live: Beyond the Eats The celebrity chef takes over the Coral Springs Center for the Arts with his culinary variety show. thecentercs.com Feb. 17 MONSTA X: World Tour The South Korean boy band finally arrives to South Florida after a postponed show. alivearena.com

SAY HELLO TO 2022 There’s plenty of ways to ring in the New Year! Head to Clematis Street to watch the fireworks light up the sky over West Palm Beach. Plan a staycation at the new The Ray on Delray Beach’s Atlantic Avenue, The Dalmar in Fort Lauderdale or The Ben in West Palm Beach—all of which have incredible rooftops for views of the fireworks! If you want to toast the arrival of 2022 at home, pop into Fort Liquordale and Primos Liquors in Fort Lauderdale or Wine Shop Social in Delray Beach to pick up a bottle of bubbly. For more New Year’s Eve ideas, subscribe to our newsletter at luxuryguideusa.com/subscribe.

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NEW TO THE SCENE This is what’s hip and hot right now. Famed chef Akira Back brings his masterful cuisine that garnered his Seoul restaurant a Michelin star to his newly opened namesake restaurant at the dapper The Ray Hotel. Look forward to an elevated Japanese-inspired menu curated by the erudite chef. 233 NE Second Ave., Delray Beach; 561.739.1700; therayhotel.com Corvina Seafood Grill , one of Downtown Boca Raton’s newest restaurants, celebrates coastal fare with everything from oysters and locally caught fish to sushi rolls and impressive seafood towers. 99 SE Mizner Blvd., Ste. 110, Boca Raton; corvinabocaraton.com The distinguished chef who’s worked at several Michelin-starred restaurants has arrived at Fort Lauderdale’s Auberge Residences with the opening of Dune by Laurent Tourondel , his fully redesigned waterfront restaurant. 2200 N. Ocean Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; 754.900.4059; dune .com Batch New Southern Kitchen & Tap will soon become a Flagler Village staple with its first location in Broward. It has taken over the former Mellow Mushroom location, and it’s serving up Southern fare from its scratch kitchen. 525 N. Federal Hwy, Fort Lauderdale; batchsouthernkitchen.com The teambehind Sushi Garage has opened Sunny Poke inside its Las Olas location. You’ll find sashimi-grade fish at the fast- casual poke counter alongside plenty of healthy toppings and savory sauces. 500 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; 954.320.6114; sunnypoke.com

TASTE

There’s a plethora of restaurants and dishes to taste this season, and our crave-worthy winter weather is perfect for getting out there and discovering new spots—or rediscovering classic ones. WHAT A SPREAD

BY CHRISTIE GALEANO-DEMOTT

Volcano Rooll at the new Corvina in Boca Raton (Photo by Gerard Roncal)

Colorful cocktails at Las Catrinas

HAPPY HOUR HOT SPOTS Cheers to after-work drinks.

Delray Beach’s Las Catrina’s Modern Mexican is home to the signature $5 margarita, which comes in a variety of flavors including strawberry, mango and passion fruit— and you can’t beat the two-for-one pricing. 3035 S. Federal Highway, Delray Beach; 561.894.8716; lascatrinasmx.com Rivertail ’s Shaken Not Stirred happy hour invites you in for martinis every Thursday from 7 p.m. to close. The 007-inspired cocktails are customizable and delivered to you with three briny oysters from the raw bar. 4W. Las Olas Blvd., Ste. 120, Fort Lauderdale; 954.306.2665; rivertailftl.com

DINING WITH A VIEW Perfectly paired scenery with your meal.

Located just steps away from the beach, Viva La Playa is the spot for everything from afternoon drinks to special weekly deals like Taco Tuesdays, Wine Wednesdays and Lobster Pot Sundays. 10 S. Ocean Blvd., Lake Worth; 561.247.7245; vivalaplaya.com For tranquil views of the river, head to Boathouse at The Riverside where you can dock and dine or simply enjoy the yachts sailing by as you sip on a cool beer or dig into the seafood-centric menu.

620 SE Fourth St., Fort Lauderdale; 954.377.5494; boathouseriverside.com Overlooking Downtown Fort Lauderdale, Rooftop @1WLO is a swanky bar with plenty of light bites like the pork belly flatbread, short rib gyozas and buffalo chicken empanadas. The hot spot also hosts a Sunday brunch with even more menu items for you to pair with your cocktails. 1W. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; 954.523.1956; rooftop1wlo.com

A decadent lobster dish at Viva La Playa

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Blackberry mascarpone galette at Union Kitchen & Bar (Photo by Sonja Garnitschnig)

Diver scallopsat Toro Latin Kitchen (Photo by Alissa Dragun)

DATE NIGHT For a romantic night out

ALL THE SINGLE LADIES (AND GENTS) These are the places to mingle if you’re single. With two spacious bars and outdoor terraces, Union Kitchen & Bar is the place to meet new and old friends. The husband-and-wife team have notable hospitality backgrounds—she’s the chef and he’s the sommelier—and together they’ve created a charming neighborhood bistro that’s serving up equally delicious food, cocktails and wine. 2309 N. Dixie Highway, Wilton Manors; 754.216.0143; unionkb.com Ladies Night at Agave Bandido is a singles watering hole where ladies drink for free every Thursday. Plus, the Mexican fare pairs perfectly with tequila—or whatever you’re sipping on. 14531 SW Fifth St., Pembroke Pines; 954.367.6141; agavebandido.com Inside Le Méridien you’ll find Toro Latin Kitchen & Tequila Library. Tequila lovers: stop by the Library for a pre-dinner cocktail or tequila tasting flight. Steps away you’ll then find the restaurant that features memorable Pan-Latin dishes like sweet corn empanadas, classic ceviche, and mains from the wood-burning grill including steak and shrimp. 1825 Gri n Road, Dania Beach; 954.686.1200; torodaniabeach.com At The Butcher & The Bar you can have a relaxed afternoon brunch complete with a rotating list of specials like a homemade biscuit egg sandwich or andouille hash with a poached egg. After your meal, pick up your straight-from-the-farm meats and eggs to enjoy throughout the week at home. 510 E. Ocean Ave., Ste. 101, Boynton Beach; 561.903.7630; butcherandbar.com You’ll find an all-day breakfast menu at Crema Gourmet Espresso Bar , where you can dive into a Greek omelet, croissant breakfast sandwich or avocado toast. Crema also offers plenty of coffee, smoothies and fresh-pressed juice options. 2256 S. University Drive, Davie; 954.514.7394; cremagourmet.com The tropical THRōW Social has opened in the former Il Bacio location and it’s bringing plenty of flamingo vibes to the Ave. The expansive indoor/outdoor concept features three bars and a stage for an entertainment venue that’s filled with cocktails, cabanas and live music. 29 SE Second Ave., Delray Beach; 800.561.0755; throwsocial.com SUNDAY BRUNCHES Sunday Funday, it’s better than a Monday

Ribeye at Toro Latin Kitchen (Photo by Alissa Dragun)

Fishbowl cocktail at THRōW Social

COFFEE BREAK A shot of caffeine will put a pep in your step.

Former NFL star Stephen Tulloch has opened his second Circle House Coffee location in Fort Lauderdale. The Wilton Manors drive-thru coffee shop will join the flagship Flagler Village location, both brewing its own blends alongside CBD-infused drinks, teas and sweet treats. 119W. Oakland Park Blvd., Wilton Manors; circlehouseco ee.com Mama Bella Gourmet Market & Café , a European-inspired concept, is both a market that sells artisanal deli products and imported goods and a café that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Choose from a variety of drip coffee and espresso drinks to complement your meal. 518 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach; 561.599.5500; mamabellacafe.com

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TASTE

This holiday season try your hand at creating these celebrated dishes and cocktails at home. Bon appétit! ‘Tis the Season To Be Merry

SAVORY Lovers FARMER’S TABLE’S OVEN-ROASTED TURKEYWITH GRAVY AND APPLE CORNBREAD STUFFING Key ingredients: Turkey, rosemary For those who enjoy turkey during the December holidays just as much as Thanksgiving, this recipe will ensure your bird is juicy and tender—it’s also plated with a side of apple cornbread stuffing. Pro tip: the chef suggests investing in a good thermometer to cook your turkey perfectly. CHEF DIRK DE CUYPER’S HOUSE-CURED SALMON GRAVLAX Key ingredients: Atlantic salmon, fresh dill This versatile dish was created by Eten Catering’s co-founder and chef Dirk De Cuyper and it is an easy option to present to your guests in a variety of ways, from toasts to blinis to cucumbers. It can also be a welcomed addition to a holiday brunch with bagels. SILVER LINING CATERING’S SEARED SCALLOPS Key ingredients: Seared scallops, miso corn puree, applewood- smoked bacon, wild mushrooms, vanilla-lemon brown butter This seared scallop dish can be presented as a passed hors d’oeuvre or plated option for your guests to enjoy this holiday season. The vanilla-lemon brown butter and applewood-smoked bacon flavors effortlessly come together to create a memorable dish.

SWEET Lovers AMAR BAKERY’S PISTACHIO CRÈME BRÛLÉE Key ingredients: Almond liqueur, pistachios, Tahitian vanilla bean Impress your guests this holiday season with this dessert recipe from Amar Bakery in Boynton Beach. It’s relatively simple to make, but it will leave a deliciously lasting impression on your guests. PROSECCO CAFE’S LEMON CURD MERINGUE TART Key ingredients: Sugar, lemon juice, lemon rind, eggs Light with a mousse-like texture, this dessert delivers smooth and refreshing flavors that are enhanced by a lemon zest and vanilla cookie base. GRATEFUL PALATE’S EGGNOG TRES LECHES CAKE Key ingredients: Condensed milk, dark rum, bourbon, vanilla extract Finish off your decadent holiday meal with this festive cake that looks almost too beautiful to eat (almost).

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THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE Jon Wine is a Level 3 Sommelier who oversees the wine program at Johan’s Jöe Swedish Coffee House & Café in West Palm Beach. He’s also the founder of The Tasting Room, a tasting lounge also located in West Palm. For Serving at Hanukkah: 2016 Arietta H Block Hudson Vineyards Type of wine: Red Varietal: 70% Cabernet Franc and 30% Merlot Origin: Napa Valley, Calif. Price: $90 What I like about the wine: This is a monster in a silk suit—full-bodied with great structure and gritty. This single vineyard shows beautiful notes of blue and black fruit, cocoa powder, clove, vanilla and tobacco. What I like about the wine: This is a beautiful syrah by the famous Lewis Cellars. It has an inky purple color with a robust and luscious palate: blueberry jam, mocha, dark chocolate, dry meats and spice. To Toast the New Year: 2007 Ca’ del Bosco Franciacorta Cuvée Prestige Type: White Varietal: 84% Chardonnay, 14% Pinot Nero and 2% Pinot Bianco Origin: Lombardy, Italy Price: $36 What I like about the wine: Refined, elegant and full-bodied with nothing to envy a good Champagne. This Italian sparkler overdelivers, with nice minerality, refreshing acidity, and notes of fresh baked brioche, ripe apple and lemon cake. For a Christmas Gift: 2016 Lewis Cellars Ethan’s Syrah Type of wine: Red Varietal: 100% Syrah Origin: Napa Valley, Calif. Price: $49

COCKTAIL Lovers DEATH OR GLORY MIRACLE BAR’S SNOWBALL OLD-FASHIONED Key ingredients: Rye, Angostura bitters, orange essence It may not snow in South Florida, but that doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate the holidays with snowballs. During the highly anticipated Christmas pop-up bar, Death or Glory’s take on an Old-Fashioned will surely get you into the festive spirit.

ELISABETTA’S SEASONAL BELLINI Key ingredients: Prosecco, agave nectar, strawberries

This joyful cocktail evolves every week at Elisabetta’s with different flavors for the holidays such as pumpkin, raspberries and apple. Get creative and put your own twist on this drink!

CITY CELLAR’S EGGNOG MARTINI Key ingredients: Dark rum, egg yolks, heavy whipping cream The traditional eggnog has been upgraded to a martini at City Cellar, perfect for sipping by a roaring fireplace (or out by the pool or patio!).

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SPECIAL FEATURE

Flashing Lights - David Uessem

BASEL & BEYOND Winter in the Magic City is a time when art and culture are celebrated with festive zeal. Aside from Art Basel Miami being in full regalia (this year it takes place Nov. 30 to Dec. 5), it’s a time when the who’s who of design, fashion and art arrive on our shores, placing the eyes of the world on this stellar portion of the peninsula. Once again, South Florida plays host to art pop-ups, installations, exhibits, satellite fairs and so much more.

BY FRANCESCA CRUZ

For a full list of exhibits and more information about events and happenings, make sure to visit the websites listed.

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FEATURED ARTISTS OF THE ART SHOWS e art fairs—and some artists—you need to see while making the rounds during Art Basel.

David Nolan Gallery

ART BASEL Art Basel Miami Beach returns to the Miami Beach Convention Center, this year bringing galleries together from 36 countries, with 43 first-time participants, for a total of 254 exhibitors. Dec. 2-4. 1901 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach; @artbasel; artbasel.com

Artist to See: TROY MAKAZA Art Piece: Opaque Mirror for an Aspiring Emperor Year: 2021 Material: Silicone infused with pigment Dimensions (in): 52 x 47 1/4 @firstfloorgalleryharare; firstfloorgalleryharare.com

The Street - Fernando Botero

Samadhi 1 - Marek Buchwald

AQUA ART Aqua Art Miami returns for its 16th edition at

ART MIAMI Celebrating its 31st year, Art Miami is the leading international contemporary and modern art fair that takes place each December during Art Week. Nov. 30–Dec. 5. One Miami Herald Plaza, Miami; @artmiamifairs; artmiami.com

the Aqua Hotel, presenting new and established galleries with strong emerging and mid-career artists. Dec. 1–5. 1530 Collins Ave., Miami Beach; @aquaartmiami; aquaartmiami.com Artist to See: Marek Buchwald Art Piece: Samadhi 1 Year: 2015 Material: Oil, gold leaf, ink metallics on canvas Dimension(in): 55 x 73 Gallery: Ambleside Gallery, Greensboro @amblesidegallery; amblesidearts.com

Dimensions (in): 77.25 x 46 each Gallery: Art of the World

Artist to See: Fernando Botero Art Piece: The Street Polyptych | 4 panels Year: 1998 Material: Oil on canvas

Gallery, Houston @artoftheworldgallery; artoftheworldgallery.com

CONTEXT ART MIAMI CONTEXT Art Miami , presented by Art Miami , returns for its ninth edition and will feature international galleries showcasing cutting- edge artists, mid-career and emerging artists. Nov. 30–Dec. 5. One Miami Herald Plaza, Miami; @contextartmiami; contextartmiami.com

Artist to See: David Eussem Art Piece: Flashing Lights Year: 2021 Material: Oil on canvas

Dimensions (in): 70 7/8 x 59 1/8 Gallery: Art Angels, Los Angeles @art_angels; artangels.net

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MIAMI ART WEEK

RED DOT Red Dot Miami is a curated gallery-only contemporary art fair. In addition to showcasing 75 of the top galleries from around the world, the fair also features site-specific installations, ongoing collaborations with partners, and specially commissioned events that take place during the fair. Dec. 1–5 . 2217 NW Fifth Ave., Miami; redwoodartgroup.com/red-dot-miami/ Artist to See: Jackie Fuchs Art Piece: Jax & Spike Year: 2021 Material: Mixed media collage Dimensions (in): 20 x 20 x 1.5 @artistjackiefuchs; studiojackie.com

Redwood Art Group

SPECTRUMMIAMI Spectrum Miami is a curated art fair presenting over 150 independent career artists, studios and younger galleries that are pushing boundaries in the world of art. Taking place amidst Miami Art Week, Spectrum Miami offers the unique opportunity to talk to the artists, learn their stories and purchase art. Dec 1–5 . 2217 NW Fifth Ave., Miami; @redwoodartgroup; redwoodartgroup.com/spectrum-miami/

Artist to See: Michael Alfano Art Piece: Liquid Sunshine Year: 2021

Material: Multimedia sculpture Dimensions (in): 80 x 30 x 30 @michael_alfano_sculpture; michaelalfano.com

Flowerida - Idris Habib

SCOPE ART SHOW The 20th edition of SCOPE Miami Beach returns to the sands of Ocean Drive for a historic anniversary show. The fair will be showcasing a selection of contemporary art from 140 international exhibitors, alongside museum- quality installations, panel discussions and nightlife events. Nov. 30–Dec. 5 . Ocean Drive and Eighth Street, Miami Beach; @scopeartshow; scope-art.com

Karuizawa chair - George Nakashima (Courtesy of Design Miami)

DESIGN MIAMI The 17th edition of Design Miami will take place in Miami Beach’s Pride Park. This year's programming will explore the theme of humankind, spotlighting design-led visions for a more equitable and interconnected future. Dec. 1–5 . Miami Beach Convention Center opposite Miami Beach Pride Park, 1901 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach; @designmiami; designmiami.com

Artist to See: Idris Habib Art Piece: Flowerida Year: 2020 Material: Mixed media painting Dimension (in): 101 x 139 Gallery: The Camp Gallery, North Miami @thecampgallery; thecampgallery.com

Dimensions (in): 18 x 18 x 26 high Gallery: Moderne Gallery, Philadelphia @modernegallery; modernegallery.com

Artist to See: George Nakashima Art Piece: Karuizawa chair Year: 1935 Material: Peeled cryptomeria and jute

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