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Original Miami Beach Antique Show
Thursday - Monday, February 2 - 6 - Opens at noon daily
More than 800 antique, estate and vintage dealers from 22 different countries will descend upon the Miami Beach Convention Center to be part of the Original Miami Beach Antique Show. The show's charity beneficiary, the Humane Society of Greater Miami, will receive 100% of the proceeds from an exciting raffle to win a man or woman's Rolex® watch and several other great prizes. Have a family heirloom you’d like to have appraised? On Saturday from noon to 6 p.m. get a special item appraised for FREE, courtesy of WorthPoint. Bring in your special piece and a Worthologist will provide an unbiased, expert opinion of a collectible or antique. Also on Saturday at 4 p.m. those interested in interior design will enjoy a special session titled Antiques and Modern Design. Pam Jaccarino, Editor-in-Chief, LUXE Interiors + Design, will offer her thoughts on the value antiques provide in the world of modern style. America’s leading designers will join Pam in a discussion of antiques, style and design in today’s modern world. Show tickets are $20 at the box office or $17 when purchased online. Tickets are valid all five days of the show. Hours are noon to 8 p.m. Thursday - Sunday and noon to 6 p.m. on Monday.
Miami Beach Convention Center
1901 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach
239-732-6642
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SOCIAL Manny: Episode 73
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This week SOCIAL Manny, by Manny Hernandez, features NATPE at the Fontainebleau, the Splendor in the Garden luncheon and fashion show at the Fairchild Tropical Botanical Gardens, the St. Regis hotel opening at Bal Harbour, and the Blo party at Ricochet. Bold faced names include Laura Jennings, Robert and Brenda Nestor Castellanos, Marlen Pernetti, Nancy Bachelor, Lisa Petrillo, Nicole Lozano, Linda Levy Goldberg, Dan and Tina Carlo, St. Regis GM Marco Selva, Bal Habour Mayor Jane Rosenfield and many more...
Pictured: Alicia Cevera and Alan Randolph at the opening of the St. Regis hotel in Bal Harbour
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Florence Spottswood Humanitarian of the Year Gala
Saturday, February 4 at 6 p.m.
The Florence Spottswood Humanitarian of the Year Award is named in honor of Florence Spottswood, who founded the American Red Cross Chapter in Key West in 1917. The award recognizes outstanding leaders who best exemplify the principles of the American Red Cross: humanity, impartiality, independence, voluntary service, unity and universality. Chaired by the 2011 honorees, Eileen and Justin Kawaler, the Gala promises to be an evening of fun, food and music. All contirbutions benefit the lifesaving programs of the Red Cross in the Florida Keys. Tickets begin at $150 per person.
Marriot Beachside Resort
3841 North Roosevelt Boulevard, Key West
305-292-1145 (Betsy Dietz)
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The deadline for submitting event information for Events of the Week is 5 p.m. Friday.
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