The Food Network & Cooking Channel South Beach Wine & Food Festival presented by Capital One returns to celebrate its 20th anniversary on the sands of South Beach this May 20-23, 2021! The Festival is a nationally renowned, star-studded, four-day destination event showcasing the talents of the world’s most renowned chefs, culinary personalities and wine and spirit producers.
This exclusive opportunity on one day only, this Friday, March 19th, we are offering ACCESS Members the opportunity to purchase tickets to one of their exclusive dining experiences with award-winning chefs before they are on sale to the public on March 22.
To learn more and to access this exclusive opportunity, please email tickets@sobewff.org or call us at 305-627-1173.
ACCESS MEMBERS:
First, browse the website, www.sobewff.org, which is now live, for a list of Dinners and all event information (dates, times, pricing, etc.) to Select a Dinner of your choice. Next, ACCESS Members should call 305-627-1173 or email tickets@sobewff.orgon Friday from 9AM-5PM, in order to purchase. Please have your credit card ready for payment processing.
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Catch them while you can. It’s your last chance to experience Fleurs de Villes FLORA, featuring more than 15 unique mannequins created by Miami’s top floral artists. Experience the final moments tomorrow March 8, at Bal Harbour Shops, open until 9pm. Click the link in bio for full details.
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Lemon yellow, pops of red, inflatable-bow collars. Our highlights from Jack McCollough and Lázaro Hernández’s debut as Creative Directors for Loewe at the Fall/Winter ’26 show at Paris Fashion Week.
Video by @voguerunway
It’s a hoot. Chopard’s radiant owl watch from the Swiss house’s Animal World collection is crafted in diamonds and sapphires, designed to transform every second into a delightfully artful moment.
We got ready with them. From foundation to the final layer of gloss, the makeup of the beautiful floral mannequins at Fleurs de Villes FLORA was an undertaking. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how the floral artisans got the look.
