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Palm Beach’s Most Famous People
Driving In The Fast Lane
A RoyalRomance
HOMES & DECORSPECIAL FEATURE
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GEORGE W. SOTTER (1879 – 1953)Moonlit Stream, Buckingham, c. 1928 Oil on canvas, 22 x 26 inches
Orig Stanford White design, Newcomb Macklin frame
COME VISITOUR NEW GALLERYNorthwest corner of Worth Avenue
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M. ELIZABETH PRICE(1877 – 1965)
White Poppies, c. 1930Gold leaf and oil on board,
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FEATURES
FASHION FEATURE
A PASSION FOR FASHION: DESIGNER TORY BURCH
FAMOUS FACES OF PALM BEACHBe it on the court, on stage or in the boardroom, the smiles of
Palm Beach’s most recognized residents say it all — there’s no
place like home.
FOUR SEASONS GRESHAM PALACEA magnificent Art Nouveau gem is restored into a brilliant
jewel on the shores of the Danube.
PALM BEACH DRIVING CLUB: IN THE FAST LANE WITH DEREK BELLWhat’s it like going 140 mph plus, heart pounding with every
lap of the mind-bending turns and soul-stirring straights at the
Palm Beach International Raceway?
A ROYAL ROMANCETall and leggy. Photogenic and demure. And on the arm
of a prince, she sports a bright blue bauble fit for a queen.
Diana? No, it’s Kate ...
ART PALM BEACHSouth Florida’s signature contemporary photography, art and
design fair returns to Palm Beach Jan. 20-24, 2011.
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL FINE ART FAIRPalm Beach’s artistic aura soars as AIFAF returns Feb. 4-13, 2011.
PALM BEACH GLOWOne design team turns a Spanish Revival-style home into a
sunny vacation retreat filled with comfort and glamour.
LIVING MADE EASYEnvironmental Technology Control brings first-rate technology
into the home with the latest products and unparalleled service.
PALM BEACH FINE CRAFT SHOWCeramics, glass, textiles, paper and wood on display from
March 4-6, 2011.
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The Sunflower PendantEmbrace the glorious rays of the sun with this
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Featuring 857 brilliant diamonds
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ASK THE EXPERT: SET REALISTIC WELLNESSGOALS TO ACHIEVE LONG-TERM SUCCESSEdward B. Savage, M.D. — Cardiothoracic Surgeon
COSMETIC DERMATOLOGY UPDATEDr. Layne D. Nisenbaum, D.O., F.A.O.C.D. — Board
Certified Dermatologist
PUBLISHER’S MESSAGE
PALM BEACH SOCIETY
PALM BEACH THE ISLAND VALENTINE GIFT GUIDE
STARTING A REVOLUTIONBentley Motors redefines an innovative brand staple,
introducing an even higher standard of design, engineering
and refinement with the new-for-2011 Continental GT.
ASHLEY JOHN GALLERYWith more than 200 works of art on display, this
Palm Beach gallery offers remarkable paintings that
speak a universal language.
PALM BEACH REPORTS
DIAMONDS: A COMPELLING INVESTMENT FORUNCERTAIN TIMES?Enchanting treasures that have fascinated mankind
throughout the centuries, diamonds are a symbol of love,
power and unparalleled beauty that can also offer peace
of mind in turbulent financial times.
A JEWELBOX OF BOUTIQUESThere is nowhere more beautiful than the sun-kissed
boutiques known as 150 Worth on the Island.
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PALM BEACH THE ISLAND: GUIDE TO PHILANTHROPY
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS RETURN TO PALM BEACHTennis Hall of Famer John McEnroe leads a team of pros at this
year’s Delray Beach International Tennis Championships from
Feb. 18-27, 2011.
PALM BEACH THE ISLAND: GUIDE TO ENTERTAINMENT
SIDE DISH: PALM BEACH DINING
SPOTLIGHT ON: SPACE TO GROWRenowned Palm Beach antiquities dealer Cedric Du Pont expands
to open a new gallery in the heart of Antique Row.
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ON THE COVER: Britain’s Prince William and Kate MiddletonPHOTOGRAPHY BY: Chris Ison courtesy of Press Association via AP Images
HEALTH & BEAUTY
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Copyright 2011, Palm Beach The Island, (561) 997-1660. Volume 3#2, Winter 2011. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the written permission of Palm Beach The Island Magazine.
Neither the publishers nor the advertisers will be held responsible for any errors found in the magazine. The publishers accept no liability for the accuracy of statements made by advertisers. Ads in this
publication are not intended as an offer where prohibited by state laws. Palm Beach The Island Magazine subscription is $19.00. Please make checks payable to Palm Beach The Island and mail to Florida Design, Inc.,
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We are excited to bring in the new year with the winter issue of
Florida Design’s Palm Beach The Island. Since its very beginning, the
exclusive enclave of Palm Beach has been a mecca for some of the most
interesting personalities in virtually every field. Inside these pages, some
of the most famous Palm Beachers are featured, including Jimmy, Rush,
Rod and, of course, “The Don.”
Now with the social season in full swing, Palm Beach The Island isn’t
missing a beat as we highlight a whirlwind of charity events and holiday
galas in our society pages. And in keeping with the season, we focus on the
yearly art pilgrimmage as collectors and connoisseurs from around the globe
descend upon the Palm Beach area en masse. In addition, Florida Design’s
Palm Beach The Island is a sponsor of the American International Fine Art
Fair, which attracts the rich and famous from the local area and worldwide.
Lest we forget, it is also the season for romance. In this issue, we are
proud to present our cover story, “A Royal Romance,” marking the
engagement of Britain’s Prince William to Miss Catherine Middleton. Not
to mention, our ultimate Valentine Gift Guide, which previews unique
presents from Tiffany, Hermès, McLaren and more. You may want to take a
glimpse at the Queen Elizabeth World Voyage that is sure to please that
special someone in your life.
On behalf of the entire staff at Florida Design’s Palm Beach The Island,
we wish you a happy and healthy 2011.
PALM BEACH SOCIAL SEASONWELCOMES THE NEW YEAR
Jeff Lichtenstein, publisher of Florida Design’s Palm Beach The Island
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Caron Renaissance Gala chairperson Petra Levin hosted the 2011 gala committee members at a
recent breakfast reception, where plans were discussed for the upcoming benefit.
1 Nicole Munder and Petra Levin
2 Holly Weston and Brian Popper
3 Paulette Koch and Crissy Poorman
Johns Hopkins MedicineA Woman’s Journey Committee Event
On Dec. 3, 2010, guests came together at the headquarters of Lydian Bank & Trust to honor this
year’s host committee members of Johns Hopkins Medicine’s annual A Woman’s Journey event.
1 Mary and Mark Freitas
2 ML Farrell, and Jim and Anita Gabler
3 Sir Geoffrey and Lady Sylvia Leigh
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Each chest is raised on unique front pawed and back triple ball supports. The top drawer has a
central ormolu mount of floral cornucopia and all original side ormolu floral wreaths. The drawers
are flanked by patinated bronze and mercury gilt decorative figures of maiden heads above a tapered
mahogany column ending in patinated bronze feet. All below a thick grey marble top.
Specializing in 18th & 19th Century French, Italian and Continental Furniture, Giltwood Mirrors, Chandeliers and Accessories.
The Largest Selection of Antique Fireplace Mantles in Florida
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From celebrity golf to season kickoffs, it was a busy social season for Palm Beachers.
1 Gina Russo, Cedric Du Pont and
Shamin Abas at the Hospice of
Palm Beach County Foundation’s Annual
Celebrity Pro-Am at The Breakers
2 Matt Lauer, Luis Escobar,
Brandon Phillips and Dennis Martinez
at the Hospice of Palm Beach County
Foundation’s Celebrity Pro-Am
3 Erika and Karen Luder, and Sarah
Abrahams at the Palm Beach Opera Holiday
Season Kick Off at The Mar-a-Lago Club
4 Charlie Coats with Mary, Jack and
Mark Freitas at the Palm Beach Opera
Holiday Season Kick Off Event
5 Hans and Sigrid Baumann at the Palm
Beach Opera Holiday Season Kick Off
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PALM BEACH SCENE
TThe names alone tell the tale — and always have in Palm Beach. Ever since
Henry Flagler, the man who saw Florida as “paradise on earth,” and built railways
and hotels to let the rest of the world in on his heaven, this seaside destination
has taken center stage as business moguls, movie stars, politicos and professional
athletes alike lend their special élan to the Palm Beach scene they call home.
Never content to do things under the radar, real estate tycoon Donald Trump’s
Mar-a-Lago estate encompasses 20 pristinely manicured acres in the mega-exclusive
Palm Beach enclave, while singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett prefers a more
laid-back approach with a small, Bahamian Key West-style home on the island
that he intends to make his pied-à-terre when he’s in town.�
JIMMY BUFFETT Singer, songwriter,
author, businessman and producer, 64,
best known for his "island escapism"
lifestyle and music including hits such as
"Margaritaville" (No. 234 on the list of
"Songs of the Century") and "Come
Monday." He has a devoted base of fans
known as "Parrotheads."
RUSH LIMBAUGH Radio personality,
conservative political commentator and an
opinion leader in conservative politics, 60,
infamously hosts The Rush Limbaugh Show,
which is aired throughout the country on
Premiere Radio Networks and is the
highest-rated talk-radio program in the U.S.
Pictured with wife Kathryn Rogers.
ROD STEWART Scottish rocker, singer,
songwriter and musician, 67, has been
ranked as one of the 100 greatest singers
of all time with a distinctive raspy voice
belting out such hits as “Maggie May,”
“Baby Jane” and “Forever Young,” selling
more than 100 million records worldwide
during a career spanning five decades.
CELINE DION French-Canadian pop
singer, songwriter, entrepreneur and
actress, 42, her signature song, “My Heart
Will Go On,” is the theme from the 1998
film Titanic. She became the best-selling
female artist of all time after surpassing
over 200 million albums sold worldwide.
Pictured with pop singer Taylor Swift.
FAMOUS FACES OF PALM BEACHBe it on the court, on stage or in the boardroom, the smiles of Palm Beach’smost recognized residents say it all — there’s no place like home.
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DONALD TRUMP Famed real estate mogul, 64, with a net worth of $2.4 billion sits at
No. 153 on the 2010 Forbes 400 list. From his ventures in real estate, hotels and casinos
to NBC’s hit show The Apprentice, Trump just may be the most well-known Palm Beacher.
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JAMES PATTERSON Suspense author,
63, dubbed “The Man Who Can’t Miss”
by Time Magazine, just released his latest
novel Swimsuit. To date, Patterson has
had 19 consecutive #1 New York Times
bestselling novels, and holds The New York
Times record for most Hardcover Fiction
bestselling titles by a single author.
JACK NICKLAUS American professional
golfer, 71, also known as "The Golden
Bear," is widely regarded as one of the
greatest professional golfers of all time.
The legacy this PGA legend has left as a
player can be rivaled only by the legacy
he is leaving as a golf course designer,
businessman and philanthropist.
BURT REYNOLDS Strong-featured and
enduring, Reynolds, 74, a genial star of
U.S. cinema, carved his name into 1970s
and ’80s pop culture on-screen as both a
rugged action figure in Deliverance and
The Longest Yard, and then as a wise-
cracking, Southern-type "good ole boy"
in the Smokey and the Bandit movies.
CHRIS EVERT Known as “The Ice Maiden”
for being so cool under fire when other
players melted, Evert, 57, is a former world
No. 1 professional tennis player, winning
18 Grand Slam singles championships,
including a record seven at the French
Open and six at the U.S. Open. Pictured
with tennis pro Anna Kournikova.
PALM BEACH SCENE
FAMOUS FACES OF PALM BEACH
And the list goes on. While infamous radio personality Rush
Limbaugh calls his $26 million oceanfront palace in Palm Beach
home, international singing sensation Celine Dion is putting in a
titanic-sized swimming pool in the backyard of her 5.7-acre
beachfront property on South Florida’s exclusive Jupiter Island.
Sprinkle in a few professional athletes throughout Palm Beach the
likes of top-ranked tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams with a
lavish home in Palm Beach Gardens, “The Golden Bear,” legendary
golf pro Jack Nicklaus, in North Palm Beach and America’s
sweetheart on and off the courts, former tennis champion and
philanthropist Chris Evert in Boca Raton; mix well with a Scottish
rocker, a suspense author and a movie star; and you have the
recipe for some of the most storied gatherings of wealth, social
influence and charitable good works seen anywhere.
VENUS AND SERENA WILLIAMS Sister tennis stars, Serena, 29, a former
World No. 1 and currently ranked World No. 4 in singles and No. 5 in doubles
with sister Venus, 30, currently ranked World No. 5 in singles and in doubles.
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HMY Yachts Represents the Finest New Yacht Inventory Available!HMY Yachts Represents the Finest New Yacht Inventory Available!
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AArriving at Budapest’s Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace at
dusk is one of the more memorable moments of a lifetime spent
traveling. And as my taxi rounds the corner to Roosevelt Square,
the golden lights on the historic Chain Bridge, which separates the
two sections of Hungary’s capital, Buda and Pest, sparkle on
the Danube River and I first set eyes on one of the world’s finest
Art Nouveau structures — Gresham Palace.
The hotel’s evolution is a long and fabled tale, tracing a course
from life insurance company and upscale residence in the dawn of
the 20th century, to its modern transformation into a luxury hotel.
In 1903, London’s Gresham Life Assurance Company hired leading
Hungarian architect Zsigmond Quittner to design a building that
would house their foreign headquarters and serve as a residence
for visiting British aristocracy. Quittner, who was influenced by the
Art Nouveau and Secessionist movements of vibrant colors and
fluid lines, chose some of the era’s finest artists and craftsmen to
work on the project, including Hungarian porcelain manufacturer
Zsolnay Ceramics Factory, glass painter and mosaic maker Miksa
Roth, and Gyula Jungfer, who fashioned the large, wrought iron
peacock gates that protect the hotel’s three entrances.
When Gresco Investments acquired the property in 1998, they
received approval from the Budapest Heritage Board to reconstruct
the Gresham into a luxury hotel while retaining its authentic origin.
Gresco then called upon Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts to�
DESTINATION BUDAPEST
The terrace of the Royal Suite entices guests to dine
open-air above the river. This distinctive suite offers
Old World comfort in a decor that resembles an elegant
European apartment with views of Buda Castle.
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FOUR SEASONS GRESHAM PALACE A magnificent Art Nouveau gem is restored into a
brilliant jewel on the shores of the Danube.
TEXT BY LAURA LITINSKY PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF FOUR SEASONS HOTELS
AND RESORTS, ONTARIO, CANADA
The Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace is located in Pest in what many consider one
of the most beautiful squares in Europe. The square is connected to Buda by the grand
sweep of the Chain Bridge, Budapest’s first permanent river crossing over the Danube.
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oversee the reconstruction and manage the property. And the Four Seasons did exactly what
Gresham had done a century before — hiring some of the best wrought iron specialists,
glass makers and mosaicists of the 21st century to rebuild the Palace based on how it was
initially constructed, such as Zsolnay Ceramics Factory, who replaced the glass roof to mimic
the original. And after a multi-year, $110 million restoration, the doors reopened in 2004.
In the hotel’s elegantly styled guest rooms, 179 total including 17 suites, romantic
charm blends with high-tech ease. Many feature vaulted ceilings and step-out balconies
with views of the river, and all provide Art Deco furnishings, large marble baths and high-
speed Internet. For dining, the hotel features a gourmet restaurant and bar, the Gresham
Kávéhaz Café. The bar opens onto a lounge that flows into the Peacock Passage, crowned
by a glass-domed cupola. The hotel also offers a spa, fitness center and an indoor pool.
One of the oldest capitals in central Europe, Budapest is now pulsing with renewed vitality.
Located in the heart of the city’s business, art and entertainment district, the Four Seasons
is within easy walking distance of St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Parliament, Market Hall and the
Opera House. The Gresham Palace is one of the city’s most important architectural heirlooms,
and I couldn’t of asked for a better place to stay. For reservations, call 800/545-4000.
ABOVE: “It took thousands of hours for a unique team of highly trained masters to cut this magnificent
Art Nouveau gem into a brilliant jewel,” award-winning restoration artist Miklos Szentkiralyi says. “The
Gresham Palace has been born again in wonderful unity, serving as a crown jewel of outstanding beauty.”
LEFT: A restored glass cupola soars 40 feet over the Peacock Passage, which is lined with boutiques,
and the hotel bar and lounge. Design firm Richmond International chose comfortable furnishings in
shades of green and violet for guests to unwind just as they did a hundred years ago.
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PALM BEACH DRIVING CLUB: IN THE FAST LANE WITH DEREK BELL What’s it like going 140 mph plus, heart pounding with every lap of the mind-bendingturns and soul-stirring straights at the Palm Beach International Raceway?
TEXT BY KIM MOSLEYPHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF DEREK BELL AND THE PALM BEACH DRIVING CLUB
Actor Steve McQueen test drives Bell’sF2 Brabham single seater, 1970.
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AA constant roar, British racing phenom Derek Bell shows no
signs of slowing down. After winning so many sports car races
over his nearly 50-year career that even Bell himself has lost
count — though five Le Mans 24 Hours, three Daytona 24
Hours and two World Drivers’ Championships come to mind — is
retirement eminent? “Not at all, racing is my life.” Bell says.
“My philosophy: it’s not over till you see the checkered flag.”
Still avidly involved in motorsports as a consultant for the
exclusive Palm Beach Driving Club, Bell is a partner in Bentley
Naples and performs an ambassadorial role for Bentley Motors
worldwide … not to mention his leisurely 140-mph laps around
the Palm Beach International Raceway on any given day. “It’s
lovely to have a track practically on my doorstep,” he says.
An English gentleman, a famed racing driver and a fiercely
popular figure in Europe and the U.S., Bell splits his time
between his 17th-century house near the family farm on the
Sussex coast and his waterfront home in Boca Raton, Fla., that
he shares with his wife, Misti, and their 11-year-old son.
With a reputation of one of the most liked drivers of his
generation, he is known for ‘getting the car home when other
drivers can’t.’ But it wasn’t only his speed that brought the car
home; it was his natural ability to work with people under
pressure — and his ardent persona. “It’s the passion that gets you
there; and it’s the passion that carries you through,” he says.
“I would race every weekend if I could. And I would love to win
Le Mans again … the three greatest races in the world are the
Indy 500, Monaco Grand Prix and Le Mans 24 Hours.”
Early on in his career, Bell caught the eye of Enzo Ferrari
and made his Grand Prix debut — in a Ferrari at Monza, Italy.�
ABOVE: “Father’s Day 1995, racing Le Mans with my older son, Justin,
was the most memorable moment in my career,” Derek Bell says. “I was
asked to race Le Mans at the last minute ... just three weeks before the
event. I thought ‘Oh blimey, I’m not in shape.’” Yet, true to form and with
little to no prep time, Bell joined teammates Andy Wallace and Justin
driving a McLaren GTR, the Harrods-sponsored car, in a very physical
race for 24 hours — holding the lead for 16 hours before succumbing
to mechanical malfunctions and finishing a remarkable third.
Bell leads Le Mans 1971 in the iconic 246-mph Porsche 917.
In its only outing, Bell drives the 4WD F1 McLaren at the British Grand Prix, 1969.
Harrods-sponsored McLaren F1 GTR, 1995
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BELOW: Palm Beach Driving Club
offers exclusive privileges at the
Palm Beach International Raceway,
whether it’s exercising your car on
the 2-mile, 11-turn road course,
earning “pink-slip” bragging rights
on the quarter-mile drag strip or
enjoying a friendly competition.
LEFT: Bell with Enzo Ferrari. “There
are very few that have raced for
Ferrari,” he says. In fact, Bell’s first
race in a Ferrari 512 at Le Mans
in 1970 served as the launch pad
to his uber-successful career.
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“There are very few that have raced for Ferrari,” he says. In fact, Bell’s first race in a Ferrari 512
at Le Mans 1970 launched his uber-successful career — a race Bell relived whilst driving a
Ferrari 512 in the filming of Le Mans starring Steve McQueen later that same year. “I am very
honored to be part of their dynasty.”
Bell’s finest accolade: presented an MBE by the Queen of England for his services to sport.
Winning his first Le Mans in 1975, Bell went on to win two World Sportscar Championship
titles in 1985-86; the 24 Hours of Daytona three times in 1986-87 and 1989; and he
brought in four more wins at Le Mans in 1981, 1982, 1986 and 1987, mostly teamed with
Jacky Ickx in one of the Porsche models. Then Bell found himself in the driver’s seat once
again, this time commentating from the race car for Speedvision, not to mention his role
announcing F1 Grand Prix for ESPN and FOX Sports Net.
Enter Ken Fengler, vice president and general manager of the Palm Beach Driving Club.
“Ken basically brought me to Florida in the ’80s,” Bell says. “We met at an awards ceremony
and the next day at the track we developed the concept of ‘Porsche Precision Driving School
with Derek Bell.’” Fast-forward 25 years, the two longtime friends are a driving force at the
Palm Beach Driving Club. “It’s more than just a race track, it’s a lifestyle,” Fengler says.
“The PBDC offers members the unique opportunity to get in the fast lane with exclusive track
driving sessions and motorsports experiences at one of the finest multi-purpose facilities in the
U.S. just minutes from downtown Palm Beach.” And you couldn’t be in better company.
Is the Palm Beach Driving Club right for me?
The Palm Beach Driving Club Experience is a guest
program that provides the opportunity for a one-time
only on-track driving session.
What are the membership features and benefits?
The Palm Beach Driving Club offers four levels of
membership: Founder, Corporate, Associate and
Seasonal. Each program is designed to fit your
motoring lifestyle and maximize your experience.
» Exclusive packages for premium motorsports events
» Private instruction with a Club Race Professional
» On-track member sessions 52 weeks a year
» Discounts for private track rental
» Membership enhanced with privileges at the world
renowned PGA National Resort & Spa
Can I schedule driving time with a club race pro?
The Palm Beach Driving Club provides members the
opportunity to learn from the best. Members may
schedule the club race pro for everything from track
orientation to advanced race clinics with telemetry.
www.palmbeachdrivingclub.com | 561.578.5628
PALM BEACH DRIVING CLUBTips From The Pros For Members Only
The Palm Beach Driving Club is a private member
club that offers automotive enthusiasts the unique
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The Paradise FundParadise Grand Casino
On Nov. 26, 2010, more than 300 guests attended the gambling extravaganza that is the
Paradise Fund’s Paradise Grand Casino at the Flagler Museum. For the third time since its
inception, this event transformed the museum into a setting reminiscent of the Casino de
Monte Carlo in the era of The Great Gatsby. Guests bet their chips at over 25 gaming tables,
from blackjack to craps, before turning them in at the end of the night for amazing prizes.
PALM BEACH SOCIETY
1 Kristina and Brad McPherson
2 Loy Anderson, India Paull and
David Adams
3 Cara and Christina Coniglio
4 Chris and Bobby Leidy with Amanda Boalt
5 Sarah Kensington and Story Cowles
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PALM BEACH SOCIETY
1 Emily Hanley and Emily Mateer
2 The young philanthropists of
Palm Beach’s Paradise Fund
3 Gigi, Nick and Cielle Fouquet
4 Burak Ahmed and Christopher DiSchino
5 Blake and Emily Hanley
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Luxury is in the details.
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Palm BeachThe IslandValentine Gift Guide For Women
FROM SPECTACULAR GIFTS THAT BOTH SPARKLE ANDshine, to fragrant scents, fashion and the ultimate in relaxation, celebrate
the woman in your life with the following gifts for Valentine’s Day.
Platinum 19-Carat Cushion-Cut Diamond Ring
David MorrisPrice Upon Request
561/655-3401
Grand Floral Bouquet NecklaceWith 18.94 Carats of Diamonds
Kaufmann de Suisse$198,000
561/832-4918
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Blue Star Jets$400,000
866/538-8463
Feerie FragranceVan Cleef & Arpels
$120561/655-6767; 877/VAN-CLEEF
Refresh Your Valentine LookHass Plastic Surgery Center & MediSpa
Prices Vary Per Procedure561/624-7777
Tiffany Diamond NecklaceTiffany & Co.$7,000,000
561/659-6090; 800/843-3269
New Hope For American Art Hardcover BookPennsylvania Impressionist and Modernist Artwork
$89.95Available at Ashley John Gallery, 561/429-8454
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Citrine Hearts Charm BraceletIrene Lummertz
$7,900561/655-5000
Copacabana Watch830 Diamonds (170 Carats)
Chopard Price Upon Request
561/805-5710
Five-Night Serenity Spa PackageHôtel Le Toiny
Starting at EUR 4,300www.letoiny.com
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Pétales FragranceChantecaille
$175Available at Neiman Marcus,
561/805-6150; 800/884-6137
Darby Scott Handbags andMasha Archer Necklaces
Prices Upon RequestAvailable at John de MedeirosInternational, 561/659-5424
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Packages starting at $1,699888/983-3742
Red Acetate SunglassesLouis Vuitton
$675561/659-1626; 866-VUITTON
Conquistador Grand Prix WatchFranck Muller
$105,700Available at The Trinity Collection,
561/659-3364
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BeoSound 8 Speaker DockBang & Olufsen
$999561/835-1012
Goyard Leather Book TrunkEach Trunk Houses 100 Signature Memoires
Assouline$20,000
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THIS YEAR, SPOIL THE MAN YOU LOVEwith the following unique gifts, from a trip of a lifetime to
the latest in luxury, style and state-of-the-art technology.
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McLaren MP4-12CMcLaren Automotive
Estimated starting price between $225,000-$250,000
www.mclarenautomotive.com
Queen Elizabeth World Voyage 2011103 Days Around the World
CunardPrices starting at $22,370
800/7-CUNARD
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iPad Flip CaseIn Alligator-Embossed Italian Calfskin
$148Available at Neiman Marcus,
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BIG TICKET TOYS
Bentley Motors redefines an innovative brand staple, introducing an even higher standardof design, engineering and refinement with the new-for-2011 Continental GT.
TEXT BY STEVE SILERPHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF BENTLEY MOTORS, LTD., CREWE, ENGLAND
STARTING A REVOLUTION
EEight decades have passed since Bentley Motors lost its autonomy — and in turn, its sporting
character — to Rolls-Royce Motor Cars upon the onset of the Great Depression. From then until
1998, when Volkswagen AG brought the brand into its corporate fold (alongside Lamborghini,
Bugatti and Audi, to name a few), most every Bentley was little more than a Rolls-Royce with
a radius-edged grille. But in 2003, Bentley set about regaining what one fabled Brit named
Austin Powers might call its “mojo” with the 12-cylinder Continental GT coupe. Low-slung and
extremely swift, the Continental GT was unlike anything Rolls-Royce had ever made. The
Continental GT was Bentley’s rebellion.
Alas, successful rebellions are for naught if authority does not follow. And authority is
precisely what the new-for-2011 Continental GT conveys. The windswept design of the
original has evolved beautifully and powerfully with all-new body panels, enormous wheels
and exquisitely re-imagined details. The headlamps, for example, are saucer-sized, inboard-
mounted circles, with smaller, high-set outboard ancillary lights, an arrangement meant to
evoke Bentley’s new Mulsanne flagship. Muscular creases in the fenders create an impression
of speed, while further back, widened, oval-themed taillamps are set within the complex
curvature of the fenders — a difficult-to-produce yet elegant design solution.
Opening the door and sliding into the supremely comfortable “Cobra” seats, one comes
face-to-face with an artfully arranged dashboard design. The mood of the Continental’s interior
can vary widely from relaxed opulence to searing intensity depending on the customer’s�
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The new Bentley Continental GT displays a more stylish, sculptural body than the original. The classic matrix
radiator grille is more upright, while saucer-sized headlamps offer a jewel-like effect with inboard-mounted
circles and smaller, high-set outboard ancillary lights. Photography by Frederik Lieberath.
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ABOVE: The 6-litre, 12-cylinder, twin-turbo-charged engine has a raised output of
567 horsepower, which allows the car to go from zero to 60 in 4.4 seconds and
reach a top speed of 198 mph. A new Quickshift transmission enables double
downshifts, while advanced FlexFuel technology allows for the use of either standard
unleaded gasoline or sustainable bioethanol.
TOP: Premium soft-touch leather, warm wood veneer and chrome accents fashion
the Continental GT’s sweeping dashboard and instrument panel. Technology reigns
in the handcrafted interior with a new 30GB infotainment system that features
state-of-the-art satellite navigation, Google Maps and audio entertainment with an
optional 11-speaker sound system by Naim for Bentley that offers revolutionary
concert hall-quality sound reproduction.
desired application of wood and/or aluminum paneling, stitchery and
leathers (the latter able to be color-matched to virtually anything).
Complaints about the previous Connie’s component-sharing with the
spectacularly luxurious but label-challenged Volkswagen Phaeton have
been addressed in the form of new secondary controls, including a
large, high-resolution, touch-screen navigation/audio/climate control system
blessed with more capability, bespoke graphics and, best of all, the
interactive elegance and innovative technology befitting of a Bentley.
Of course, the new Continental GT remains eminently fast and,
thanks to its lower, wider stance, is even more responsive than its
nimble predecessor. An aggressive diet plan removed 140 pounds from
the Continental’s overall weight, while under the broad bonnet resides
a revised twin-turbocharged 12-cylinder engine that is both more
powerful and efficient than last year’s mill. Upcoming is a V-8 option
for customers desiring to tread a touch more lightly upon the earth while
still enjoying the sybaratic delights each Continental innately presents.
Meanwhile, as the sexy, sporty 2011 Continental GT, with a starting
price of $189,900, takes the reigns from its rebellious original, it picks
up where Bentley left off some 80 years ago — re-establishing its
authority as the purveyor of some of the world’s most engaging and
emotional super-luxury cars. Welcome back.
The new Continental GT is available at Bentley Palm Beach, a division
of Braman Motorcars. For more information or to purchase a vehicle,
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With more than 200 works of art ondisplay, this Palm Beach gallery offersremarkable paintings that speak a universal language.
TEXT BY KIM MOSLEYPHOTOGRAPHY BY CHRISTOPHER FAY
ABOVE: Longtime art collector, author and owner of the art
gallery Jim’s of Lambertville in New Jersey, Jim Alterman
opens his new Ashley John Gallery in Palm Beach on the
corner of Worth Avenue and South County Road.
It’s been more than 30 years since 12-year-old Jim Alterman
was first inspired by the appeal of objets d’art … antiques,
paintings, sculpture and jewelry alike. “I would ride around on
my bike and rummage through what others would throw
away,” Alterman says. “I frequented garage sales, flea markets
and auctions on the weekends with my mom. We opened our
first store when I was 14.” And the creative wheels of this
seasoned entrepreneur — owner of Ashley John Gallery in
Palm Beach — have not stopped turning since.
Whether from his main gallery, Jim’s of Lambertville that
overlooks the Delaware River in New Jersey, or among the
islanders of Palm Beach at his boutique gallery on the corner
of Worth Avenue and South County Road, Alterman’s exhibits
breathe new life into paintings displayed against walls of white
in an endeavor to create positive energy for all who view these
works of art. “Walls were made to be filled with art,” he says.
“Paintings and sculpture speak to an international community
like Palm Beach filled with both art lovers and grandiose homes.”
And among Alterman’s recent accomplishments: author,
designer and publisher of New Hope For American Art — a
comprehensive tome heavily weighted with illustrations of
works by painters from an art colony formed in the early 1900s
in the picturesque river town of New Hope, Penn.
A longtime collector and expert in the field of Pennsylvania
Impressionist and Modernist painting, the author uses the power
of the palette to tell the story of artists who painted in and around
the New Hope Art Colony from 1900 to 1960, many of whom
were regarded among the nation’s finest. “As Impressionism
fell out of favor in the mid 20th century, these artists became
somewhat forgotten,” Alterman writes. “Only in the last two
decades have these talented artists been brought back to light.”
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“True art collectors don’t stop
enjoying and appreciating art
during slow economic times,”
gallery owner Jim Alterman says.
“They collect art because they love it.”
Now, at a time when most people are being much more
conservative in their spending — especially on non-essential
items — Alterman is not concerned about opening his gallery,
having used the last two years as an opportunity to capitalize
on buying great art for bargain prices. “True art collectors don’t
stop enjoying and appreciating art during slow economic times,”
he says. “They collect art because they love it.”
Alterman modeled the Ashley John Gallery (named for his
5-year-old twins, Ashley and John) after his flagship gallery in
Lambertville. “I believe in covering the walls with great art and
that’s exactly what I’ve done,” he says. “There are more than
200 paintings on display, mostly 20th-century American. We
have a great variety of Impressionist, Contemporary and
Modern works ranging from 1900 to the present.” For more
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TIGER MOVES TO JUPITER ISLANDAfter an arduous year, golf great Tiger Woods, left, is
moving to Jupiter Island, and his 12-acre, $50 million
property is almost ready. This waterfront estate, situated
between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal, sits on
three parcels of land and will feature a 9,000-square-foot
mansion, a series of pools and a golf facility consisting
of four practice greens with bunkers. Woods’ ex-wife,
Elin Nordegren, will stay in Orlando with their children.
AN ISLAND ICON SELLS HER HOMEAfter 30 years, fashion icon Lilly Pulitzer Rousseau has decided to sell her Palm Beach home
located on 710 South County Road. Set amid lush, tropical gardens, this beautiful estate is
stamped with the designer’s elegant yet casual aesthetic, and boasts nine bedrooms, including
in the main house, casita and pool house. The estate also possesses a restored slat house used
for outdoor dining. Built in the early 1980s and featuring 8,233 square feet of living space
both inside and out, the home is listed with Palm Beach real estate leader Brown Harris
Stevens and is priced at $11,500,000. To learn more about the property, call 561/805-5040.
FROM THE HEARTRenowned philanthropist Lois Pope, above, was
named chairperson of this year’s 56th Annual
Palm Beach Heart Ball, which will take place
Feb. 14, 2011, at The Mar-a-Lago Club to
benefit the American Heart Association. Pope
has founded and supported multiple health
and cultural charity organizations throughout
Florida. For more information on the American
Heart Association, call 561/697-6600.�
PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF BROWN HARRIS STEVENS PALM BEACH
PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANDREW REDINGTON/GETTY IMAGES
PHOTOGRAPHY BY LUCIEN CAPEHART PHOTOGRAPHY
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TEEING OFFOn Nov. 15, 2010, a field of prominent PGA Tour players took to
The Breakers Ocean Course in Palm Beach, Fla., for the 2010 ADT
Golf Skills Challenge. This 19th annual off-season golf event tests
abilities in putting, driving distance and the short game, in addition
to hole play. Participating this year is Fred Couples, shown above
left with hockey star and fellow celebrity golfer Wayne Gretzky.
The competition will be telecast on NBC on Jan. 1 and 2, 2011.
CÉLINE DION WELCOMES TWINSOn Oct. 23, 2010, singer Céline Dion, shown right, and husband
René Angelil gave birth to fraternal twin boys at St. Mary’s Medical
Center in West Palm Beach, Fla. The couple, who also have a
nine-year-old son, René-Charles, welcomed sons Eddy, named for
the producer of Dion’s first five albums, Eddy Marnay, and Nelson,
who was inspired by Nelson Mandela, to their home on Jupiter Island.
Dion will be returning to Las Vegas in January to start practice for
her stage show, which will premier this March at Caesars Palace.
HONORING PATRICK PARK Palm Beach philanthropist Patrick Park will be honored at this year’s
American Cancer Society’s 53rd Annual Gala, which will take place
Feb. 4, 2011, at The Mar-a-Lago Club, with the Dame Celia Lipton
Farris National Lifetime Achievement Award. Park, shown above right
with Nathalie Fernandez, has been a dedicated benefactor of the
American Cancer Society for more than 20 years. For information on
the American Cancer Society, Island of Palm Beach, call 561/655-3449.
PALM BEACH REPORTS
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PHOTOGRAPHY BY TARRY Q. KEMP
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Prince William and Miss Catherine Middleton pose for the official
portrait photograph marking their engagement. Photo by Mario
Testino/Clarence House Press Office via Getty Images, Nov., 2011.
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Tall and leggy. Photogenic and demure. And on the arm of a prince,she sports a bright blue bauble fit for a queen. Diana? No, it’s Kate ...
TEXT BY MARINA BROWN
A ROYAL ROMANCE
WWe’ve had a long time to get to know her — Catherine “Kate” Middleton, eldest daughter of
commoners whose great, great, great, great grandfather was a miner in the coal pits of pre-Victorian
England. For over eight years, Kate has been the mostly on-again girlfriend of Britain’s Prince William.
Now, finally, as the British public exhales with relief, on April 29th, in Westminster Abbey, this
daughter of upwardly mobile on-line party suppliers will marry the Prince, and step into a world
where a curtsey’s depth is measured and a camera is never far away.
One only hopes that the romantic providence of the last two Princes of Wales will turn with William.
Both his father and his father’s great-uncle, Edward, had marriages that were nothing if not riveting ...
and the press kept track of it all.
On the eve of World War II, the former Prince of Wales, then Edward VIII, was the first British
monarch to abdicate the throne. He was smitten by a twice-divorced American with a strong will and
a magnetism the King could not resist. Unacceptable as a royal consort, on December 10, 1936,
Edward, age 42, gave up the monarchy to become the Duke of Windsor and Wallace Simpson, his
Duchess. While the marriage lasted 35 years, the pair seemed to wander the globe, following the
social seasons from Paris to their particular favorite, Palm Beach. But the bittersweet fragrance of
the exile seemed to follow them.
The next Prince of Wales, Charles, current heir to the throne, was also late to marry — but not so
late to divorce. Having been encouraged by his uncle, former Indian Viceroy, Louis Mountbatten, to sow
his wild oats and avoid entanglements, Charles let Camilla, the woman he loved, go on to marry
another man. Unfortunately, in choosing Diana Spencer, young and lovely, but whom he, in fact, did
not love, the stage was set for failure.�
ABOVE LEFT: It seems like yesterday. The 20-year-old
Diana, Princess of Wales and a youthful Prince
Charles ride in a fairy-tale carriage after their
wedding at St. Paul’s Cathedral on July 29, 1981,
in London, England. The marriage, however, was
far from fairyland, ending in divorce 15 years later.
Photo by Anwar Hussein/WireImage.
ABOVE RIGHT: The Duke and Duchess of Windsor
spend their winter in Palm Beach, 1948. Their
arrival usually marked the start of the Palm Beach
social season. Photo courtesy of the Historical
Society of Palm Beach County.
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Now, nearly 30 years after Charles proposed to Lady Diana Spencer, their son, at 28, is taking
the marital plunge. But despite the spectacular 18-carat sapphire and diamond ring the two women will
have shared, Diana and Kate have some striking differences.
While Diana, who never attended college, described herself as “thick as a plank,” Kate Middleton
has a degree from the University of St Andrews in History of Art. Diana was just out of her teens
when she married Charles, 13 years her senior, and had only addressed him as “sir” before their
engagement. Kate is six months younger than William and as college classmates had roomed with him
and a group of friends before recently moving with him to a private cottage on the Isle of Anglesey.
Moreover, the royal family has had time to get to know Kate, and presumably some of the courtiers
who made Diana’s life a trial have loosened up and accepted that flexibility in royal behaviors won’t
bring down the kingdom. Yet beyond a knack for stylish couture, looking great on the slopes, and a
willingness to walk a few paces behind their husbands, Diana and Kate share the most important thing:
the love and admiration of Prince William.
Choosing a remote log cabin on the high slopes of Mount Kenya, William had backpacked in his
mother’s ring, carrying it about for the 15 days before he popped the question. According to Prince
Harry, William’s brother, it was his idea to seal the offer with Diana’s ring. At her death, William had
gotten a watch and Harry, the ring. Harry thought William could use it before he would.
With this marriage soon to be a fait accompli, will the royal yentas now focus their sights on Prince
Harry? Undoubtedly. And given the ruggishly handsome, red-haired pilot, third in line to the throne,
with some of the party-loving spirit of his Great-Aunt Margaret and Uncle Andrew, the busy playing
field this time should be fun to watch.
ABOVE: Britain’s Prince Harry, 26, third in line to the throne, is a fun-loving young royal now training as an attack
helicopter pilot in the Royal Air Force. Harry’s on-again, off-again girlfriend, Chelsy Davy, right, is a law student
from Zimbabwe. Photos by Stephen Lovekin and Eddie Keogh, Reuters Pictures.
LOOKING BACK, LOOKING FORWARD. FOR THE ROYAL WATCHERS AMONG US,THE EXCITEMENT OF A FAIRY-TALE ROMANCE ENDURES.
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Prince William is making aroyal salute as he watchesthe scene of Trooping theColour from the balcony ofBuckingham Palace with hisbrother Harry and motherPrincess Diana in June, 1985.Photo by Roy Letkey/Reuters Pictures
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New York-based designer Tory Burch’smeteoric rise in the fashion world isnothing short of spectacular.
TEXT BY KIM MOSLEYPHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF TORY BURCH LLCFASHION WEEK PHOTOS BY GERARDO SOMOZA
A PASSION
FOR FASHION
ABOVE RIGHT: To shape her luxury
lifestyle brand, fashion designer
Tory Burch creates sports and
evening wear, shoes, handbags
and jewelry embodied with an
eclectic sensibility and style.
BELOW: This large gold-tone collar
necklace, $295, adds interest
with its distinct design to make a
guaranteed conversation piece.
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ABOVE: Hit a dramatic note with
the artistic Lucite necklace, $295,
that mixes with silver and brass.
RIGHT: The beautifully woven
“Nantucket Satchel” with leather
handles, $325, adds a chic style
to a casual, day or night look.�
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OOn the runway, the Tory Burch Spring
2011 collection met minimalism with
splashes of red, orange and yellow,
while plenty of white and light neutrals
set the trend. Meeting the onset of spring
with sunkissed tones to capture a mood
for softness in layered styles, fashion
designer Tory Burch creates clothing
with a modern flair and a bohemian
sensibility that she would wear herself.
“I think most women want to look
chic and fashionable without having to
spend a lot of time putting together an
outfit,” says the designer, who has nine
international and more than 30 American
namesake boutiques, including her
store in the surreal shopping destination,
150 Worth in the heart of Palm Beach.
“I am drawn to the effortless and
timeless style epitomized by the women
of Palm Beach, especially when it comes
to resort dressing,” Burch says. “I think
the Palm Beach woman responds to our
use of bold colors, graphic prints and easy
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BOTTOM LEFT: Classic and casual, the
Edye Leather Messenger Bag, $495,
turns trendy trimmed in black.
CENTER LEFT: Fashion forward and edgy,
the Braided Gold and Black Cord
chain necklace, $250, goes nautical.
CENTER RIGHT: Make a statement with
the Gold and Navy Wide Belt, $495;
cinch it over a simple shift for an
instantly shaped silhouette.
BOTTOM RIGHT: Strappy and stylish, the
“Katharine” sandal in metallic gold,
$325, is a chic accent to any ensemble.
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ART PALM BEACH
This South Florida art event combines three distinct yet
complementary art fairs into one at the Palm Beach County
Convention Center from Jan. 20 to 24, 2011. Showcasing
an unusal blend of contemporary art, photography and
design, the 14th annual Art Palm Beach plays host to
international artists and some of the world’s most forward-
thinking galleries from over 16 countries. For information
on the show, visit www.artpalmbeach.com.
South Florida’s signature contemporary photography, art and design fair returns to Palm Beach
from Jan. 20-24, 2011.
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ABOVE: Swale I, wall art by artist Julia Barello, patterned with dyed,
recycled x-ray and MRI film. Courtesy of Charon Kransen Arts.
LEFT: Mandara by glass artist Lino Tagliapietra, offers a subtle
layering of transparent color. Courtesy of Shantz Galleries.
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AMERICANINTERNATIONALFINE ART FAIR
Celebrating its 15th year, the American International Fine Art Fair returns to the
Palm Beach Convention Center on Feb. 4th for a VIP preview night with show
dates continuing from Feb. 5-13, 2011. Palm Beach’s artistic aura soars at the AIFAF
as international dealers represent disciplines of fine art from classical antiquity to
contemporary, and the world’s finest collection of haute and period jewelry, which
always fare well in Palm Beach. Uniting with the Norton Museum of Art on opening
night, the Vernissage preview party is a highlight of Palm Beach social season. The
organizers pick up the tab for many of the museum's top supporters to be among
those admitted to the first hour of the fair. "We were very happy," Norton’s new
director Hope Alswang says. "It is a very tasteful and entertaining event."�
Palm Beach’s artistic aura soars as AIFAF returns Feb. 4-13, 2011.
TEXT BY KIM MOSLEY PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF IFAE, INTERNATIONAL FINE ART EXPOSITIONS
ABOVE: Platinum white diamond earrings from Graff’s High End Diamond Jewelry Collection,
round and pear-shaped diamonds. Courtesy of Graff, London.
LEFT: Paris Scene - School Girls with a Nun, circa 1893, watercolor and pencil on paper by
artist Maurice Prendergast. Courtesy of Avery Galleries, Bryn Mawr, PA.
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AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL FINE ART FAIR
And that’s not all, AIFAF will be participating in the 70th anniversary of the Norton Museum of Art on Tuesday,
Feb. 8, 2011, a cultivating extravaganza for all art enthusiasts. In honor of this celebration, admission to all events will
be complimentary. For more information, please call 239/949-5411 or visit www.aifaf.com.
ABOVE: Earrings, round diamonds set in
yellow gold. Courtesy of Jewels by Viggi,
Greenwich, CT, and Great Neck, NY.
ABOVE: Sixteen-stone diamond ring.
Courtesy of Jewels by Viggi, Greenwich, CT,
and Great Neck, NY.
ABOVE: Lisette sewing in the garden of Marquayrol,
oil on canvas by artist Henri Jean Guillaume Martin.
Courtesy of Dr. Michael Nöth, Germany.
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With all the glamour from the 1920s on,
McKinnon and Harris furnishings sit poised
by the pool. “Lily Pad” umbrellas from Santa
Barbara Designs offer protection from the
sun, while adding a dose of whimsical style.
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One design team turns a Spanish Revival-stylehome into a sunny vacation retreat filled with comfort and glamour.
DESIGN BY ERIC B. RYMSHAW AND JOSHUA THIBAULT, FURY DESIGN, INC., PHILADELPHIA, PATEXT BY MARINA BROWNPHOTOGRAPHY BY MICHAEL STAVARIDIS, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
PALM BEACH
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LEFT: Gold, blue and brown set the palette in the living room, where
patterned pillow fabric from Pierre Frey joins Jim Thompson’s solid
pillow fabric on a pair of John Rosselli sofas. 1970s glamour is seen
in vintage Gio Ponti consoles, bronze and lacquer occasional tables
by Laura Kirar for Baker, and Bergamo’s faux-fur throw.
WWith a primary residence on Philadelphia’s Main Line,
where homes proclaim tradition, elegance and turreted
Edwardian pomp, one Pennsylvania couple was looking for
a change with a cheerful yet glamorous design for their
new Palm Beach vacation home — one filled with whimsical
color, swirling patterns, petal-draped poolside umbrellas
and plenty of light.
After vacationing in the Palm Beach area for 15 years,
the couple decided that it was finally time for a little place
of their own — a 6,000-square-foot, Spanish Revival-style
getaway located between both the Atlantic Ocean and the
Intracoastal Waterway. “I’ve always loved Palm Beach. It’s,
for me, one of the most beautiful places in the world,” the
wife says. “And I wanted this house to be a happy place
filled with light and fun.”
And Philadelphia-based designers Eric Rymshaw and
Joshua Thibault understood exactly what the owners were
after. Having done major work on the couple’s Main Line
manor house, the team respected the owners’ quest for
quality. “It was a wonderful collaboration all the way
through,” Rymshaw says.
But turning a house with good bones into a comfortable
family retreat would take some doing, and revising spatial
definitions were just a part of it. “We recast the dining room
as a media/sitting room,” Thibault says. “And turned the
family room adjacent to the kitchen into a casual dining
room.” And the dazzling garden and pool area provided the
anchor for the designer’s adjustments. “It’s all about the sun,”
Rymshaw says. “Every room involves the play of light.”
Rymshaw, who always devises a “narrative” for himself
about a house and the wishes of its owner, in this case,
thought of dramatic and rather glamorous living with a
wow factor. “Think Halston meets 1940s Hollywood meets
Pop,” he says of the result that is anything but dated.�
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A CaesarStone quartz-topped bar weds the kitchen to the dining room, where Fuse Lighting’stiered-shell light fixture from Dennis Miller Associates suspends over the table. Neutral dining chairsby Orlando Diaz-Azcuy for McGuire allow Polly Apfelbaum’s lively artwork to burst with color.
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From the entrance, the view is past the vaulted, midnight-blue ceilings of the
colonnade, into the living room and out to the shimmering pool area beyond. Softening
the Old World style of the home’s cast-coral pillars and fireplace, the living room is alight
with textures and geometric shapes. Whimsical chairs in a circle motif appear made of
lattice, while smaller spheres dance in the sheer drapery fabric. Chevron patterns of blue
and gold on the accent pillows introduce the home’s signature color palette, which is
also seen in a pair of vibrant prints by Rana Rochat that hang on the fireplace wall.
Martha Sturdy’s custom-designed, cast-resin cocktail table glows in a goldenrod hue
and provides the base for a bronze sculpture by Sica, one of the wife’s favorite artists. A
pair of delicate occasional tables made up of bronze and onyx-colored lacquer reflects �
ABOVE: Wall covering from John Rosselli in alternating stripes of taupe and beige provides a backdrop
in the dining room for a Mattaliano parchment and walnut buffet from Holly Hunt. An Art Deco
mirror captures the light from outside in pure feng shui technique.
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the light that flows throughout, while
Gio Ponti consoles delicately flank the
fireplace. The whole room is anchored with
a hand-woven abaca area rug that sits over
the limestone flooring.
Color continues into the dining room
with Polly Apfelbaum’s bright monumental
woodblock monoprint set against striped
wall covering, recalling a vintage period of
glamour and whimsy. A capiz shell and
bronze chandelier illuminates the space,
where hints of black and white hues dart
around the room in a zebra-print barstool,
barreled dining chairs, and a walnut and
parchment buffet.
Steps away, the media/sitting room
seems an extension of the nearby living
room with coordinating sofas and area
rugs. Here, though, the sofa is paired with
brown and cream chenille lounge chairs in
an abstract print and a leather-covered
ottoman with Moroccan-inspired nailhead
detailing. Light filters in through sheer
drapery fabric to cast a soft, warm glow
throughout the space.
Outside, the feel of 1920s grandeur
allows the owners to relax in style with
resort-like chaises and playful umbrellas.
“The final touches to this home were the
most fun,” says Rymshaw, who feels that
the lightly fluttering petals of the umbrellas
and the bright bursts of color make the
poolside sing. “It’s all about creating magic,”
he says, “pop and opulence combined.”�
LEFT: The media/sitting room echoes the living room
with the same abaca area rug from Martin Patrick
Evan. A Murano glass floor lamp from Donghia
stands tall against sunlit drapery fabric from Pollack.
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“I’m a collector of the heart,”the wife says of the artworkthat hangs in this Palm Beachgetaway. “I either love orhate something right away.”
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David Langmead "Seat Of Power" (Kalahari Kingdom) 44 1/2" x 63" oil on canvas
James Stroud "Great Blue Heron" 36" x 24" oil on panel
George Bucquet "Amber Ribbed Bowl" 20" x 6 1/2" cast glass
Dmitri Nikashin "Old Slip" 16 1/2" x 24 1/2" oil on canvas
Loet Vanderveen "Leaping Impalas" 12" x 21 1/2" x 7" bronze
Peter Gray "Swimming Lesson" 23 1/2" x 37" oil on canvas
807 E. Las Olas Blvd.Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
737 5th Ave. SouthNaples, FL 34102
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SOURCES
REAR EXTERIORChaises, dining chairs, and dining and
occasional tables - McKinnon and Harris,
Richmond, VA
Cushion fabric - Perennials, The Baer Group, Inc.,
Marketplace Design Center, Philadelphia, PA
Umbrellas - Santa Barbara Designs,
Santa Barbara, CA
LIVING ROOMSofa - John Rosselli & Assoc., DCOTA,
Dania Beach, FL
Ottoman, and sofa and ottoman fabrics - J.
Robert Scott, D&D Building, New York, NY
Armchairs - Ironies, Jerry Pair & Assoc.,
D&D Building, New York, NY
Cushion fabric - Architex International,
Northbrook, IL
Cocktail table - Martha Sturdy, Baker Knapp &
Tubbs, Marketplace Design Center,
Philadelphia, PA
Consoles - Gio Ponti, Youngblood,
Sag Harbor, NY
Occasional tables - Laura Kirar, Baker Knapp &
Tubbs, Marketplace Design Center,
Philadelphia, PA
Wall covering - Jeffrey Michaels & Co.,
DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL
Accessories in fireplace - Lyle and Umbach, Ltd.,
Holly Hunt, D&D Building, New York, NY
Drapery fabric - Stroheim & Romann,
Croce, Inc., Marketplace Design Center,
Philadelphia, PA
Drapery rod and finials - Fabricant, Crystal Tree
Centre, North Palm Beach, FL
Sculpture on cocktail table - Sande Webster
Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
DINING ROOMDining table top - Beacon Glass Co., Jupiter, FL
Table bases and buffet - Mattaliano,
Holly Hunt, D&D Building, New York, NY
Chairs - Orlando Diaz-Azcuy for McGuire,
Baker Knapp & Tubbs, Marketplace Design
Center, Philadelphia, PA
Bar - Custom designed by Fury Design, Inc.,
Philadelphia, PA
Bar countertop fabricated by CaesarStone
Quartz Surface, Van Nuys, CA
Barstool - Hugues Chevalier, Manifesto,
Chicago, IL
Wall covering - John Rosselli & Assoc., DCOTA,
Dania Beach, FL
Light fixture - Fuse Lighting, Dennis Miller
Assoc., D&D Building, New York, NY
Mirror - Douglas Rosin Decorative Arts &
Antiques, Chicago, IL
Artwork - Locks Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
MEDIA/SITTING ROOMSofa, armchairs and cocktail table - John
Rosselli & Assoc., DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL
Sofa fabric - J. Robert Scott, D&D Building,
New York, NY
Ottoman - Michael Berman Limited,
J. Batchelor, DCOTA, Dania Beach, FL
Fabric - Izit Leather, Willow Tex, Inc.,
Kersch Fabric Network, Wayne, PA
Occasional table - Laura Kirar, Baker Knapp &
Tubbs, Marketplace Design Center,
Philadelphia, PA
Light fixture in rotunda - McEwen Lighting,
Dennis Miller Assoc., D&D Building,
New York, NY
THROUGHOUTArea rugs - Martin Patrick Evan, D&D Building,
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West Palm Beach-based Environmental Technology Control, or ETC, founded
by Bill Maronet in 1987, provides the latest in superior home automation
technology to the luxury residential market. And, more than 20 years later,
ETC has grown from a one-employee, start-up company to a nationally
recognized, award-winning enterprise that offers full-service design and
installation for any and all home technology needs.
ETC’s many services include custom home theaters, automated control
systems for music, video and lighting, phone systems, surveillance cameras,
security access controls, motorized networks and more. Whether it’s a new
build or upgrades to an existing home, the talented, innovative and well-trained
engineers will individually design systems for each client’s varying lifestyle.
But the real strength behind ETC is its overall commitment to service. ETC
has in-house experts for each type of system the company installs, and the
company’s top-level customer service also includes emergency support 24
hours a day, 365 days a year, and with a guaranteed two-hour response time.
At ETC, the options are endless. For more information, call 561/881-8118
or visit the company’s newly redesigned web site at www.etc.fm.
PALM BEACH HOME & DECOR
Environmental Technology Control brings first-rate technologyinto the home with the latest products and unparalleled service.
TEXT BY KELLIE GREEN
ABOVE AND TOP: ETC provides clients with the utmost in luxury and
latest technology, such as in its custom home theaters. The design
and engineering teams consider all acoustic and aesthetic issues to
achieve superior performance and enhance the overall experience,
from room construction, to acoustic wall treatments, seating type and
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PALM BEACH FINE CRAFT SHOW
One of the oldest traditions in human history is the working of glass,
bronze and nature’s elements into aesthetic and functional forms.
Celebrated works in ceramics, glass, couture art-to-wear, jewelry, furniture,
and wood-turned and carved objects are presented by over 115 artists at
the 8th Annual Palm Beach Fine Craft Show hosted in West Palm Beach, Fla.,
at the Palm Beach County Convention Center from March 4-6, 2011.
Poising objects as conceptual forms for sculptural visions — some purely
decorative and some functional — these fine pieces strike a balance
between art and craftsmanship that capture the imagination. For more
information, visit www.craftsamericashows.com or call 203/254-0486.
Ceramics, glass, textiles, paper and wood on display from March 4-6, 2011.
TEXT BY KIM MOSLEY PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF PALM BEACH FINE CRAFT SHOW, WEST PALM BEACH, FL
ABOVE: Seed Toss, from artist Akiko Sugiyama’s series “How Does Your Garden Grow.”
Texture-rich, wall-hung assemblage of rice and woven fiber paper and gold leaf.
RIGHT: 1873 Reduced, Sugiyama’s handrolled rice paper as string with balled
woven paper covered with matte medium. Platform coated with gold leaf.
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CORPORATE OFFICE AND FACTORY:
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MIAMI SHOWROOM:
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Palm Beach 561/338-7530 | Toll Free 800/628-6268
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DID YOU KNOW THAT LASTRADA DESIGNS AND MANUFACTURES COMPLETE HOME INTERIORS?
From the entry foyer to the last guest room, passing through the kitchen, bedrooms, baths, closets,
home theater, even lavish outdoor living spaces that extend the home into the great outdoors.
LaStrada’s master craftsmen combine “Old World” skills with the latest technology, bringing to life
the client’s furniture fantasies. As you view the beautiful photographs on these pages, you’ll
imagine yourself walking through the home, enjoying every room and every breathtaking view.�
ABOVE: A luxurious foyer with curved niches, floor medallion design, and dome with chandelier, opens into a
beautiful hallway leading to a luxurious Great Room that includes a living room, formal dining room, full-service
bar and lounge. Note the custom designs in the floor and ceilings, rich mahogany cabinetry, exotic wood inserts,
and gold leaf detail in the column capitals. The fabulous upholstered sofas and chairs are also from LaStrada.
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LaStrada Furniture and Interior Design is an award winning custom
furniture manufacturer with more than 30 years of experience in the
realm of custom furniture design. As they create personalized, custom
living environments for prominent and discerning clients around the
world, they strive to innovate and commission new design trends that
are months ahead of the design curve.�
CORPORATE OFFICE AND FACTORY:
1785 NW 38th Avenue | Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 | 954/485-6000
MIAMI SHOWROOM:
257 Miracle Mile | Coral Gables, FL 33134 | 305/517-3844
Palm Beach 561/338-7530 | Toll Free 800/628-6268
www.lastrada.com
ABOVE: With its sophisticated appeal, this custom designed bar makes a
quiet and comfortable space to entertain. Crafted in rich mahogany with a
unique curve-shaped counter, lighted open displays to show off your
spirits, and closed cabinets with glass doors for your crystal, this bar combines
both beauty and comfort.
RIGHT: the formal dining room offers waterfront seating for twelve.
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LASTRADA CORPORATE OFFICE AND FACTORY:
1785 NW 38th Avenue | Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 | 954/485-6000
LASTRADA MIAMI SHOWROOM:
257 Miracle Mile | Coral Gables, FL 33134 | 305/517-3844
Palm Beach 561/338-7530 | Toll Free 800/628-6268
www.lastrada.com
When all is said and done, it’s easy to see how any room can
benefit from LaStrada’s innovative concepts and expertise in interi-
or design. At LaStrada, they really mean it when they say: "If you
can dream it, we can create it and build it."
RIGHT AND BELOW: In this exclusive master suite from LaStrada, countless
levels of detail are layered one upon another with breathtaking effect. Note
the fluting in the mahogany, the gold leaf in the scalloped molding and
column capitals, and the custom etched glass on the pocket doors leading
to the private office. The suite also features a sumptuous seating arrange-
ment and media center island with pop-up TV.
ADVERTORIAL
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TRUMP PLAZA DOUBLE APARTMENTWest Palm Beach, FL
529 S. Flagler Drive #22 G&H
3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 4,524 sq. ft.
Breathtaking Views
S.E.W. Exposures with 2 Terraces
Exclusive Shirley Wyner 561/366-2004
WINTHROP HOUSE SALE & LEASE Palm Beach, FL
100 Worth Avenue #708
2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,602 sq. ft.
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DIRECT OCEAN VIEW - LANAIPalm Beach, FL
3170 S. Ocean Blvd. #S-202
Enclave 3/3, 2,950 sq. ft. of Living Space
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2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,500 sq. ft.
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1900 S. Ocean Boulevard
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301 Seabreeze Avenue
5 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms
Screened Loggia
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SEMINOLE LANDINGNorth Palm Beach, FL
Prestigious Ocean Community
12331 Banyan Road
3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 5,510 sq. ft.
Heated Pool
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Exclusive Edward Mayer 561/339-1603
ESPLANADE GRANDE ESTATE SALEWest Palm Beach, FL
Huge Price Reduction
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201 Narcissus Avenue #1503
2 Bedrooms plus Den, 2 Bathrooms, 2,857 sq. ft.
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Prestigious 11,981 sq. ft. estate. 100’ of water
frontage X 276’ deep. Deep-water dock can
accommodate +/- 100’ yacht with room for several
other boats & water toys. 2-story Georgian gated
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above 4-car garage. Offered for $5,995,000.
S P E C I A L A D V E R T O R I A L S E C T I O N
REAL ESTATE
221 N. Atlantic Ave.Hypoluxo Island, Florida
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This magnificent trophy property boasting 260’
of water frontage and views up the Intracoastal.
4BR/4.5BA, 11,384 sq. ft. European-inspired estate
with unsurpassed attention to detail. Two-story
guest house & private dock in “no wake” zone.
Offered for $8,495,000.
1219 N. Atlantic Dr.Hypoluxo Island, Florida
Bunny Hiatt: 561-818-6044
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277A South Ocean Blvd. Manalapan, FL
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277A South Ocean Blvd. Manalapan, FL
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Embracing Choice.
At Sklar, if a chair doesn’t meet your exact specifications, we invite you to change
it. Our stunning designs can be customized to better suit your personal style. And
rest assured that your signature piece will have the quality and value you’ve come
to expect from Sklar. Come in and browse our extensive, ever-changing selection.
Then let one of our designers guide you in creating a space that’s all your own.
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Oversized lot in “Estate Section”. Two master
suites/baths on 2nd floor and 2 downstairs guest
suites/2.5 baths, living room, family room, sitting
room and kitchen. Pool and a separate 1/1 guest
house, living room & Kitchen. Deeded beach access.
Offered for $7,425,000.
S P E C I A L A D V E R T O R I A L S E C T I O N
REAL ESTATE
111 El Brillo Palm Beach, Florida
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Exquisite 6BR/8.5BA home truly a rare opportunity.
265’ +/- water frontage. Includes a separate 2BR/2BA
guest/staff house, hurricane impact doors/windows,
generator, impeccable finishes, 4-car garage & dock
that can accommodate 3+ boats. Includes gratis
membership to La Coquille Club at Ritz Carlton.
Offered fully furnished $7,900,000.
69 Curlew RoadPoint Manalapan, Florida
Bunny Hiatt: 561-818-6044
Jack Elkins: 561-373-2198
277A South Ocean Blvd. Manalapan, FL
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Each room looks out over the pool to the
ocean beyond with sun all day long! Two
bedroom plus den, 3 baths and a double
oceanfront cabana. Asking $2,750,000
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email: [email protected]
DIRECT OCEANFRONT, Palm Beach, FL
S P E C I A L A D V E R T O R I A L S E C T I O N
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Heavenly scenes of the ocean from this
renovated 3/3 apartment. Decorator fin-
ished. New kitchen. New baths. New sliding
glass doors. New white tile throughout.
Same fabulous view - heavenly! No work.
No worry. Just bring your toothbrush and
enjoy. Asking $3,700,000
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Phone: 561/655-1460
email: [email protected]
CHANEL, GUCCI, TIFFANY, Palm Beach, FL
S P E C I A L A D V E R T O R I A L S E C T I O N
Style, chic, timeless fashion! Get suited
this Season in this 2/2.5 exceptional
corner unit. Ocean views, hardwood
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(and there's a cabana available too!!)
Only for the discriminating few.
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Phone: 561/655-1460
email: [email protected]
REAL ESTATE
FIVE STAR LOCATION, Palm Beach, FL
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ABOVE: This multi-purpose island in a rich red hue,
“Rosso,” elegantly displays a stainless-steel hood.
LEFT: New-style doors in a contemporary design are
shown here in “Rover,” a light oak color.
ADVERTORIAL
CORPORATE OFFICE AND FACTORY:
1785 NW 38th Avenue | Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 | 954/485-6000
MIAMI SHOWROOM:
257 Miracle Mile | Coral Gables, FL 33134 | 305/517-3844
Palm Beach 561/338-7530 | Toll Free 800/628-6268
www.lastrada.com
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INTELLIGENCE ENTERS THE KITCHEN
VERSATILE, THINKING KITCHENS THAT ADAPT TO THE NEED FOR MORE SPACE ARE THE TRADEMARK OF LASTRADA
Kitchen & Bath. Imported from Italy and engineered on-site, LaStrada offers a variety of exquisite kitchens in any style from
design to completion, including modern, ultra-modern, transitional and traditional.
With LaStrada, intelligence enters the kitchen — producing “beauty in movement” through truly smart furnishing solu-
tions. Whether it be a single piece or an entire custom-designed interior, LaStrada’s quality products create spaces that
appear when needed and disappear when the area serves another purpose. Cabinetry opens and closes with fluid motions
allowing serving tools to be reached easily and without effort, optimizing the use and functionality of the kitchen.
With many new and always original solutions, LaStrada creates state-of-the-art, comfortable living. Incorporating the
best use of materials, LaStrada designs spaces that adapt to the client’s setting and personal preference. Daring to do more,
LaStrada Kitchen & Bath creates solutions that will accompany you for a lifetime.
For a location nearest you, please call 800/628-6268 or visit the website at www.lastrada.com. ADVERTORIAL
Over 30 Years of Experience
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LASTRADA FURNITURE & INTERIORS BRINGS YOU MORE THAN 30 YEARS OF
experience. Our high-end custom designs, quality and technology are recog-
nized worlwide. LaStrada seeks to distinguish its work through the highest
standard of excellence and quality for furniture and interiors. The company
offers an extensive selection of full interior services to clients around the world,
along with innovative functional designs that incorporate the latest technology
with state-of-the-art mechanisms. LaStrada’s mission is to fulfill our clients’
dreams and encourage excitement with the enhanced features of our designs.
All of LaStrada’s work is done in-house, from creation to manufacturing. Visit us
today and discover LaStrada’s spectacular showroom display.�
Over 30 Years of Experience
CORPORATE OFFICE AND FACTORY:
1785 NW 38th Avenue | Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311 | 954/485-6000
MIAMI SHOWROOM:
257 Miracle Mile | Coral Gables, FL 33134 | 305/517-3844
Palm Beach 561/338-7530 | Toll Free 800/628-6268
www.lastrada.com
STATE-OF-THE-ARTINTERIOR DESIGN
ADVERTORIAL
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LEFT: Take a new approach to an architecturally designed
work space. Make your dream office a reality.
RIGHT: From floor to ceiling, you will notice the intricate
details in the architectural work of this exquisitely
designed two-story fireplace. A curved sofa and cocktail
table with custom-shaped ottomans create a cozy
conversation space hearthside. ADVERTORIAL
ADVERTORIAL
CORPORATE OFFICE AND FACTORY:
1785 NW 38th Avenue | Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311
954/485-6000
MIAMI SHOWROOM:
257 Miracle Mile | Coral Gables, FL 33134
305/517-3844
Palm Beach 561/338-7530
Toll Free 800/628-6268
www.lastrada.com
ABOVE: This activity room is equipped with a pool table and full-service bar embellished in exotic
wood and dark, rich wood-stained moldings. The custom-designed round table, enhanced with a
hand-painted finish, and upholstered banquettes create a warm and inviting feeling for the space.
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PALM BEACH FINANCE
DIAMONDS: A COMPELLING INVESTMENT FOR UNCERTAIN TIMES?Enchanting treasures that have fascinated mankind throughout the centuries, diamonds are a symbol oflove, power and unparalleled beauty that can also offer peace of mind in turbulent financial times.
Diamonds mitigate your systematic risk exposure
The motives for buying diamonds did not include a financial incentive until the 1970s,
when on August 15th, 1971, the world’s economies abandoned the gold standard. Since
then, credit creation has spiked significantly, and the U.S. Government’s budget deficits
have swelled to unprecedented highs with a corresponding historic rise in the federal
debt. What is certain is that the level of uncertainty has risen dramatically and, with it, the
value of predictive models has waned, and the proliferation of hedging methods, such as
swaps, options, futures and forward contracts to hedge against this uncertainty, still do
nothing to mitigate against systematic risk. Throughout the centuries, royalty and the
ultra-wealthy alike have chosen to own diamonds as these gems have provided them,
amongst many other pleasures, durable financial security in the form of a private, tangible,
personal, easily portable and international currency of last resort; because you never know.
Diamonds provide a portfolio hedge
By blending the emotional aspect of a diamond purchase along with the rational elements
of investing money in the most concentrated store of value that exists (a high-quality
diamond weighing just 2 or 3 grams can be worth as much as 100 kilos of gold), diamonds
offer a compelling alternative investment and portfolio hedge for the long-term investor,
as historic data has shown that diamond prices are virtually uncorrelated with real estate
prices and the stock market indices (S&P, DJ), and that they are negatively correlated
with long-term bond yields (46 percent) and short-term interest rates (36 percent). Thus,
long-term investors with significant equity, real estate and bond exposure will add a
strong hedge with diamonds and reduce their overall investment risk profile, all the while
enjoying the beauty and artistic expression of the gems they own.
Supply/demand context favors higher prices
Diamond prices have risen by an average of 15% per annum since 1949 according to
statistics published by diamond manufacturer Ajediam. With annual demand growth of
eight to 10 percent expected over the coming years, given the growing number of high
net worth individuals in Asia, Russia and the Middle East, investing in diamonds (and as
the universality of the engagement ring expands its reach); and with annual production�
ABOVE FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: 24.78-ct. Pink Diamond
that sold for a record $46 million; Triple Flowing
Lines ring with a 22-ct., cushion-cut canary diamond
TOP: The Centenary Diamond, 273.85-ct., D color
diamond, insured for over $100 million
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MARYANNA SUZANNAMARYANNA SUZANNA
mported Hand-Painted Maiolica
Visit our large display warehouse, by appointment. Shipping and delivery available.
313 1/2 Worth Ave. Palm Beach, Florida 561.833.0204
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Chic and fun jewelry from PATRICE, ANGELA CAPUTI of
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growth expected to remain in the low single-digit figures, the supply/demand context
favoring higher prices does not look set to change in the intermediate future. De Beers
Managing Director Gareth Penny was noted saying: “the reality is that supply cannot keep
up, and that will become very accentuated over the next 15 years.” At the upper end of
the market, prices for important and rare diamonds are at historical highs with numerous
world-record prices being broken on the global auction marketplace throughout the
year. At a recent Christie’s jewelry sale in Hong Kong, 89 percent of the lots on offer were
sold generating $60.4 million in sales. Seven diamond items sold for more than $1 million
each, including a pair of fancy deep blue heart-shaped diamonds; large, white pear-shaped
diamond earrings; a brilliant 13.67-carat, E color internally flawless diamond, which sold
for $1.74 million; and a rare pink diamond, which sold for a record $10.8 million.
Advantages of owning diamonds
Consider the facts of owning diamonds: they are tangible (and have no real estate taxes
associated with them, although there are insurance costs); they are durable (no tool can
cut them and even the fiercest fire will leave them unscathed); they are portable (a port-
folio worth millions of dollars fits nicely inside an envelope that can easily be transported
in your coat pocket quietly and legally); they are international tender (and can be sold
globally in most major cities and converted into any major currency, thus acting as a
U.S. dollar hedge); they are private and free of government control (as a non-reporting
asset, records of diamond ownership are for the most part private and there is no public
record available in cases of civil action, divorce, lawsuits, etc); they are inherently rare (similar
to oil, there are vested interests that will protect this); they have independent value from
financial markets (they are non-correlated); and so can diversify your portfolio, protect it
from hyperinflation and international financial crisis, and lastly, they provide you with an
emergency disaster fund available on your lady’s finger. Now that’s an investment!
Writer Moneca Kaufmann, formerly a natural resource market investment analyst with Credit Suisse inZurich, holds an MBA from the University of Rochester’s Simon Business School, and is a GraduateGemologist and Vice President of Kaufmann de Suisse Jewelers located in Palm Beach, New York andMontreal, Canada. For more information, call Kaufmann de Suisse at 561/832-4918.
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in your habits, you can improve your heart health tremendously. I have outlined a few habits
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�Don’t smoke.
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�Eat lean protein.
�Stick to a low carbohydrate diet (30% of diet should be from carbs).
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How important is exercise and maintaining a healthy lifestyle to heart health?
Heart disease results from many risk factors. Some of these risk factors are under our control.
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exercise it to keep it in good condition. Knowing your numbers can help you determine if your
cholesterol level, weight and blood pressure are within a healthy and medically acceptable
range. Here are tips to follow when it comes to keeping up with cardiovascular exercise:
�Plan to sweat daily.
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�Dancing, swimming, biking and any type of sport are all good options.
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not been clearly established, but stress might trigger an event in patients at risk. Unfortunately, we
cannot control the stressors we have in our lives. We can, however, control our reaction to
stressors and therefore reduce the risk of heart disease. People manage stress in many different
ways. Each person is different and whatever relieves stress is different from one individual to the
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the ideal solution for those patients who do not want to return for repeat treatments with
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results that can last up to two years.
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diffusion for patients who look to improve the moderate to severe frown lines between
the eyebrows (glabellar lines). Dysport generally takes effect sooner and lasts longer
than Botox.
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addition, fat that is resistant to diet and exercise is reduced. There is zero pain, zero
surgery and zero downtime.
What is THERMAGE? THERMAGE uses patented radiofrequency (RF) technology to safely
heat the deeper layers of skin, stimulating existing collagen and promoting new collagen
growth for younger looking skin. Everyone can expect some collagen. Many patients have
seen smoother, tighter skin with less sagging; redefined contours along the jaw line;
softening of wrinkles and fine lines around the mouth, eyes and forehead; and tightening
of saggy skin under the chin. Non-painful and with no downtime, with the latest generation
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Just inside the “Zen-like” Island
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and offers cosmetic dermatology
procedures for the face and body.
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SmartLipo™
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Collagen treatment
Custom controlled-depth chemical peels
Omnilux light therapy
Fractional resurfacing
Photo rejuvenation
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A JEWELBOX OF BOUTIQUES
Gateway to the world-famous shopping destination of Worth Avenue,
150 Worth is known to discerning shoppers as the foremost haute
couture experience on Palm Beach. Just steps away from the Atlantic
Ocean, this jewelbox of ultra-luxe boutiques is collected in a beautiful
Mizner-influenced enclave surrounding a Mediterranen-style via that
offers shade and a fountain’s splash as shoppers gaze at Gucci and
Vuitton, and the latest lines from Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Here, some of the strongest fashion trends will dress the windows in
spring as chic attire gets a seasonal makeover. A simple clutch may be
the perfect polished accessory, while just the right stiletto style is sure
to catch the eye of all the well-heeled islanders.�
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A JEWELBOX OF BOUTIQUES
Anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, this epicenter of the finest in European and
domestic fashions, home furnishings, jewelry and gourmet dining features legendary fashion boutiques
including Louis Vuitton, Emilio Pucci, Hugo Boss, Rene Caovilla, Christofle, Lacoste, Tory Burch,
Vilebrequin and Gucci’s new 4,500-square-foot store, the retailer’s third location on the island since 1961.
Palm Beach has played a unique role in Gucci’s history. The Italian fashion brand, founded in Florence
in 1921 — known for its shoes, belts, handbags and luggage — first came to the island almost 50 years ago.
“We are thrilled that Gucci has selected 150 Worth for its new Palm Beach store,” says Murray Goodman,
chairman of The Goodman Company and owner of 150 Worth. “And we welcome them as our third
anchor fashion store, joining Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus.”
And once the shopping spirit has been channeled, soothe the soul and the palate at one of the many
fine dining destinations like Trevini Ristorante, where the artful approach to classic Italian cuisine makes
150 Worth a savory experience — day or night.
ABOVE: The facade outside Saks Fifth Avenue
is carpeted with a Living Wall, a plant palette
of various hues, popularized in Paris. Likely in
full bloom by spring, it is controlled by a series
of metal boxes, each one holding the plant’s
roots, computer chips and irrigation sensors.
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JAN. 14 :: HOSPICE FOUNDATION OF PALM BEACH
COUNTY’S ANNUAL HOSPICE EVENING
The Breakers :: Black-tie event with a fashion show by
Giambattista Valli hosted by Saks Fifth Avenue, followed
by an evening of dinner and dancing. Honoring Gail Austin
Cooney, M.D. By invitation only. Lynn Homes and Sharon
O’Neil, chairpersons; Ann Heathwood and Patricia Griffith,
honorary chairpersons. 561/832-8585; www.hpbc.com
JAN. 15 :: CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION’S
44TH ANNUAL SIXTY-FIVE ROSES BALL
The Breakers :: Black-tie event with fine dining, wine and
spirits, and dancing to the music of Solid Gold. Janet
Pleasants and Michael Reiter, chairpersons; Jana and John
Scarpa, honorary chairpersons. 561/683-9965; www.cff.org
JAN. 16 :: PALM BEACH OPERA PRESENTS
THE REQUIEM GALA DINNER
The Cohen Pavilion at the Kravis Center for the Performing
Arts :: A gala dinner with artists honoring Requiem sponsor
Helen K. Persson will follow the one-night-only performance
of Giuseppe Verdi’s Requiem; $375 per person. Elizabeth
Bowden, chairperson. 561/835-7569; www.pbopera.org
JAN. 17 :: HEARING THE OVARIAN CANCER WHISPER’S
TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE LECTURE AND LUNCHEON
The Pavilion at the Flagler Museum :: Speakers Andrew
Berchuck, M.D., and actress Fran Drescher; $325 per person
or $125 for juniors. Fern Fodiman and Frances Fisher,
chairpersons; Helene Austin and Paula Cook, honorary
chairpersons. 561/837-2285; www.howpbc.org
JAN. 19 :: DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE
KICK-OFF PARTY
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Patrick Park and Nathalie Fernandez,
chairpersons. 561/833-2080; www.dana-farber.org
JAN. 19 :: STARKEY HEARING FOUNDATION’S CUISINE
EXPLOSION PALM BEACH SERIES
Morton’s The Steakhouse :: Chef Chris Brown prepares his
signature dishes; $435 for all four events or individual tickets
available. 561/586-3061; www.starkeyhearingfoundation.org
JAN. 20 :: COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR
PALM BEACH AND MARTIN COUNTIES’ CELEBRATION
OF PHILANTHROPY ANNUAL DINNER DANCE
Club Colette :: $500 per person or $250 for junior members.
561/659-6800; www.cfpbmc.org
JAN. 20 :: JOHNS HOPKINS’ A WOMAN’S JOURNEY
ANNUAL HEALTH CONFERENCE AND LUNCHEON
Palm Beach County Convention Center :: Includes breakfast,
lunch and choice of two seminars of recent medical findings;
$150. Lee Callahan, Susan Keenan, Betsy Meany, Susan
Telesco and Norma Tiefel, chairpersons. 410/955-8660;
www.hopkinsmedicine.org/awomansjourney
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JAN. 20 :: PALM BEACH SYNAGOGUE ANNUAL GALA
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Honoring Michelle Stein and William
Langfan, recipient of the Love of Israel Award; $250. Jill
and Avie Glazer, dinner underwriters. 561/838-9002;
www.palmbeachsynagogue.org
JAN. 20 :: THE PALM BEACH WINTER ANTIQUES SHOW
PREVIEW PARTY TO BENEFIT THE MIAMI CITY BALLET
Crowne Plaza West Palm Beach :: Celebrating the ballet’s
25 years in the Palm Beaches. Etonella Christlieb and
Dr. Madeleine Singer, event chairpersons. 561/483-4047;
www.zitawatersbell.com
JAN. 21 :: PALM BEACH ZOO’S 7TH ANNUAL
DINNER DANCE
The Breakers :: Dinner, dancing and cocktails. Bridget Koch,
Karin Luter and Darlene Jordan, chairpersons. 561/307-8000;
www.palmbeachzoo.org
JAN. 22 :: NORTHWOOD UNIVERSITY’S ANNUAL
OUTSTANDING BUSINESS LEADER AWARDS GALA
The Breakers :: 561/478-5539; www.northwood.edu
JAN. 22 :: THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF THE
PALM BEACHES AND THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
OF PALM BEACH COUNTY PRESENT MURDER AT
THE COURTHOUSE
Historic 1916 Palm Beach County Courthouse :: Indulge in
cocktails and delectable bites while you search for clues to
solve the mystery; $75 per person, $125 per couple.
561/689-7590; www.jlpb.org
JAN. 22 :: THE LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY’S
ANNUAL GALA: A GYPSY CARAVAN
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Fine dining, dancing and a silent
auction; $550 per person, $350 for junior tickets.
Sponsorships are available. Frank and Geri Morrow, chair-
persons; Elizabeth Fago, chairperson emeritus; Ari Rifkin,
honorary chairperson; Hermé de Wyman Miro, international
chairperson. 561/775-9954; www.leukemia-lymphoma.org
JAN. 23 :: CATHOLIC CHARITIES DIOCESE OF
PALM BEACH ANNUAL BISHOP’S RECEPTION
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: 561/775-9500; www.diocesepb.org
JAN. 25 :: CLEVELAND CLINIC RECEPTION BENEFITING
THE CLEVELAND CLINIC FLORIDA BALL
Wally Findlay Gallery :: Bill and Nancy Rollnick, Patrick Park
and Nathalie Fernandez, ball chairpersons. 561/804-0264;
www.clevelandclinic.org
JAN. 25 :: KIDSANCTUARY CAMPUS INC.’S
ANNUAL LUNCHEON
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Lunch and fashion show hosted by
John de Medeiros. Judi Donoff and Toby Muss, chairpersons;
Connie M. Frankino, Karen Swanson, Helene Austin, Sally Ann
Nisberg and Lori Stoll, honorary chairpersons. 561/653-8274;
www.kidsanctuarycampus.org
JAN. 27 :: AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE-
PALM BEACH COUNTY EVENT
The Cohen Pavilion at the Kravis Center for the Performing
Arts :: Honoring Gerald Richman with its Judge Learned
Hand Award. Gary Betensky and Keith Braun, chairpersons.
561/994-7286; www.ajc.org
JAN. 29 :: AMERICAN FRIENDS OF THE HEBREW
UNIVERSITY’S 2011 SCOPUS AWARD GALA
The Breakers :: Cocktail reception, awards presentation and
a musical performance; $1,000. Diane Belfer, and Sherry
and Ken Endelson, gala honorees; Ellen and Irwin Levy,
Roberta and Stanley Bogen, and Barbara and Richard
Rothschild, chairpersons. 561/750-8585; www.afhu.org
JAN. 29 :: AMERICAN RED CROSS GREATER
PALM BEACH AREA CHAPTER’S 54TH ANNUAL
INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS BALL
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: By invitation only; priced at $1,000
and up. Michelle Kessler, chairperson; Patrick Park, honorary
chairperson. 561/994-2060; www.redcross-pbc.org
JAN. 29 :: 20TH ANNUAL SUSAN G. KOMEN
SOUTH FLORIDA RACE FOR THE CURE
Downtown West Palm Beach :: An annual race to raise
funds for the fight against breast cancer. 561/514-3020;
www.komensouthflorida.org
JAN. 30 :: FOOD FOR THE POOR’S ANNUAL
FINE WINES & HIDDEN TREASURES GALA
The Breakers :: Black-tie event with dining, wine tasting,
auction and entertainment; $450 per person. Robert G. and
Arlette Gordon, grand honorary chairpersons; Elizabeth
Bowden, gala chairperson; Paul Marino, event chairperson.
888/404-4248; www.foodforthepoor.org
JAN. 30 :: RYAN LICHT BIPOLAR FOUNDATION’S
SIXTH ANNUAL INTO THE LIGHT DINNER DANCE
Club Colette :: $500. Liza Pulitzer Calhoun, Sheila Fine and
Didi Shields, chairpersons; Christine Curtis, Lori Gendelman,
Denise Hanley and Dorothy Kohl, honorary chairpersons;
Micah and Rob Ford, and Bobby Leidy, junior chairpersons.
888/944-4408; www.questforthetest.org
JAN. 30 :: WXEL’S “A SONG FOR YOU” CONCERT
Eissey Campus Theatre :: Starring Tommy Mitchell, former lead
singer for Blood Sweat and Tears. Includes a post cocktail
reception at Brio Tuscan Grille; $125 for VIP tickets, other
tickets also available. 561/207-5900; www.wxel.org
JAN. 31 :: MORSELIFE FOUNDATION’S SHADES OF
GRAY: A SYMPOSIUM ON AGING
The Pavilion at The Colony
561/209-6103; www.morselife.org
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FEB. 3 :: 211’S 10TH ANNIVERSARY PALM BEACH
LUNCHEON & FASHION PRESENTATION
Club Colette :: Will feature the latest fashions from Neiman
Marcus; $250. Jan Willinger, chairperson. 561/383-1147;
www.211palmbeach.org
FEB. 4 :: AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL FINE ART FAIR’S
FIRST-VIEW COCKTAIL RECEPTION
Palm Beach County Convention Center :: An exclusive first
look at the fair, while enjoying complimentary hors d’oeuvres
and cocktails; $95 per person in advance or $125 at the
door. Annie Falk, chairperson. 239/495-7293; www.ifae.com
FEB. 4 :: AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY’S
53RD ANNUAL GALA: WHITE OUT CANCER
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Exclusive white-tie gala. Dame Celia
Lipton Farris, Patrick Park and Nathalie Fernandez, honorary
chairpersons. 561/655-3449; www.cancer.org
FEB. 4 :: PALM BEACH ROUND TABLE
SPEAKER LUNCHEON
The Beach Club :: Featuring Muriel “Mickie” Siebert. Hermé
de Wyman Miro, luncheon chairperson and speaker sponsor;
Muriel Siebert, luncheon underwriter. 561/832-6418
FEB. 5 :: JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION
INTERNATIONAL’S GEM OF AN EVENING GALA
Flagler Museum :: 561/686-7701; www.jdrf.org
FEB. 5 :: NORTON MUSEUM OF ART’S BAL DES ARTS:
AN EVENING OF CHINESE ENCHANTMENT
Norton Museum of Art :: Chinese-inspired cocktail reception,
dinner, live entertainment and dancing; $1,000 per person.
Sponsorships available. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Niblack, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Apfel, Mr. and Mrs. E. William Aylward, and
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp C. Stickney, chairpersons; Mr. and Mrs.
Jeffrey H. Fisher, and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Soter, honorary
chairpersons. 561/832-5196; www.norton.org
FEB. 7 :: AMERICAN FRIENDS OF MAGEN DAVID
ADOM’S PALM BEACH GALA: CELEBRATION OF LIFE
The Breakers :: Honoring Sydelle Meyer with guest speaker
Martin Indyk, former US Ambassador to Israel. Marilyn and
Stanley Katz, and Barbara and Jack Kay, chairpersons.
561/835-0510; www.afmda.org
FEB. 7 :: BREAST CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION’S
HOT PINK LUNCHEON AND SYMPOSIUM
The Breakers :: 646/497-2622; www.bcrfcure.org
FEB. 7 :: PALM BEACH HABILITATION CENTER, INC.’S
HAB-A-HEARTS 20TH ANNUAL LUNCHEON
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Live and silent auctions, wine reception
and modeling by Mildred Hoit of Palm Beach; $200 per
person. Linda Reichenstein, Joanne Driscoll and Craig
Mitchell, chairpersons. 561/965-8500; www.pbhab.org
FEB. 8 :: THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF THE PALM BEACHES
BE MY VALENTINE EVENT
Tiffany & Co. Palm Beach :: Exclusive pre-Valentine event for
ticket purchasers of Worth Tasting on Worth Avenue.
561/689-7590; www.jlpb.org
FEB. 9 :: MORSELIFE’S ANNUAL SPRING LUNCHEON &
CARD PARTY
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: JC Meyers and Andrea Stark, event
chairpersons. 561/209-6103; www.morselife.org
FEB. 9 :: SAINT EDWARD GUILD ANNUAL
VALENTINE’S DAY LUNCHEON
The Beach Club :: 561/832-0400; www.stedwardpb.com
FEB. 10 :: AMERICAN FRIENDS OF BRITISH ART’S RAJ:
AN EVENING OF ANGLO-INDIAN ENCHANTMENT
COCKTAIL RECEPTION
William R. Eubanks Interior Design :: With guest of honor The
8th Marquess Townshend; $100 per person. 561/687-3394;
www.americanfriendsofbritishart.com
FEB. 10 :: PALM BEACH COUNTY CULTURAL
COUNCIL’S 2011 MUSE AWARDS
Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts ::
Sponsorships available. Irene Karp and Jean Sharf, chairpersons;
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dreyfoos, honorary chairpersons.
561/471-2901; www.palmbeachculture.com
FEB. 10 :: SUSAN G. KOMEN 3RD ANNUAL WAKE UP
FOR THE CURE
Club Colette :: 561/514-3020; www.komensouthflorida.org
FEB. 11 :: PLACE OF HOPE’S 2011 HOPE BASH:
AN EVENING IN HAVANA
PGA National Resort & Spa :: Silent auction. 561/775-7195;
www.placeofhope.com
FEB. 11 :: RAYMOND F. KRAVIS CENTER FOR THE
PERFORMING ARTS’ GALA
Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts :: Cocktail
reception, black-tie dinner dance and a performance by
Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. Laurie S. Silvers, gala
chairperson; William A. Meyer, chairman of the board.
561/651-4320; www.kravis.org/gala
FEB. 12 :: FRIENDS OF THE ISRAEL DEFENSE FORCES’
GALA DINNER
Trump International Golf Club :: Cocktail reception, dinner
and Casino Royale, $500. Linda Berley and Helene Kaplan,
chairpersons; David Mack and Michael Kalisman, honorary
chairpersons. 561/483-2771; www.fidf.org
FEB. 12 :: PALM BEACH DAY ACADEMY
GREAT EXPECTATIONS DINNER & AUCTION
The Breakers :: Extensive silent and live auctions, music and
dancing; $125 per person with special Palm Tickets at
$1,000 for two. Tracy Smith, Claudia Player and Andrea
Kosoy, chairpersons. 561/655-1188; www.pbday.org
FEB. 13 :: CHARITY COMPREHENSIVE ALCOHOLISM
REHABILITATION PROGRAMS, INC.’S ANNUAL
SPRING LUNCHEON
The Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach :: Featuring celebrity speaker
Butch Trucks from the Allman Brothers Band, as well as live
and silent auctions. Dr. William Adkins, Barbara Katz and
Xiomara Ordonez, chairpersons; Patty Dean and Park Miller,
honorary chairpersons. 561/844-6400; www.carpinc.org
FEB. 14 :: AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION’S
56TH ANNUAL PALM BEACH HEART BALL
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: A black-tie dinner and dancing
event with a Romance in Paris theme, $750. Lois Pope,
chairperson; Patrick Park, Nathalie Fernandez de la Valle,
honorary chairpersons; Paul David Pope, junior chairperson;
Angela Culveyhouse, auction chairperson; Petra Levin, fashion
chairperson. 561/697-6607; www.americanheart.org
FEB. 14 :: SCHOOL OF THE ARTS FOUNDATION’S
MUSICAL LUNCHEON
The Colony :: Performances by outstanding students from the
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. School of the Arts. Dorothy
Lappin, Simon Benson Offit and Lieba Ingber, chairpersons.
561/805-6298; www.soafi.org
FEB. 16 :: ISRAEL CANCER ASSOCIATION USA’S
SHANGRI-LA HOPEFUL HORIZON GALA
The Breakers :: Honoring grand international humanitarian
Hermé de Wyman Miro. Lexye Aversa, chairperson; Joan G.
Rubin, honorary chairperson; Rhoda and David Chase, grand
honorary chairpersons; Ari Rifkin; international honorary
chairperson. 561/832-9277; www.icausa.org
FEB. 16 :: JUNIOR ASSEMBLY OF PALM BEACH
The Beach Club :: 561/640-0428
FEB. 16 :: LUPUS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA,
SOUTHEAST FLORIDA CHAPTER’S BUTTERFLY BALL
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: 561/279-8606; www.lupusfl.org
FEB. 16 :: STARKEY HEARING FOUNDATION’S
CUISINE EXPLOSION PALM BEACH SERIES
Michelle Bernstein’s at The Omphoy :: With Chef Michelle
Bernstein’s nationally acclaimed signature dishes followed by
a tour; $435 for all four events or individual tickets available.
561/586-3061; www.starkeyhearingfoundation.org
FEB. 17 :: DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE’S
PRE-CELEBRATION DINNERS
Private Residences :: By invitation only. Kate Ford, Frank
Chopin, Phyllis and Paul Fireman, and Tom Quick, hosts.
561/833-2080; www.dana-farber.org
FEB. 17 :: FOUNDCARE HEALTH CENTER À VOTRE
SANTÉ (TO YOUR HEALTH) COCKTAIL RECEPTION
Eau Spa at The Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach :: Healthy libations
and savory selections for the mind, body and spirit; $250
per person. Cheryl Gowdy and Alfred Fiandaca, creative
directors; Hermé de Wyman Miro, honorary chairperson.
561/472-3022; www.foundcare.org�
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FEB. 17 :: MORSELIFE’S LITERARY SOCIETY
BREAKFAST WITH AUTHOR TATIANA DE ROSNAY
The Pavilion at The Colony :: 561/209-6103; www.morselife.org
FEB. 17 :: THE AMERICAN IRELAND FUND PRESENTS
THE ANNUAL EMERALD ISLE DINNER DANCE
The Breakers :: Black-tie dinner dance, cocktail reception,
honoree presentation and live auction; $500. Mrs. David
“Hillie” Mahoney, honorary chairperson. 212/213-1166;
www.irlfunds.org
FEB. 17 :: THE PRESERVATION FOUNDATION OF
PALM BEACH’S COCKTAIL RECEPTION
Graff Diamonds :: By invitation only. 561/832-0731;
www.palmbeachpreservation.org
FEB. 17 :: YOUNG FRIENDS OF THE HISTORICAL
SOCIETY OF PALM BEACH COUNTY PRESENT THE 3RD
ANNUAL PREVIEW EVENING OF THE 2011 AMERICAN
RED CROSS DESIGNER’S SHOW HOUSE
3000 North Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach :: By invitation
only. Penny and Keith Williams, Stephen Mooney and Scott
Velozo, chairpersons; Lisa and Peter Erdmann, honorary
chairpersons. 561/832-4164; www.historicalsocietypbc.org
FEB. 18 :: DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE’S
BREAKFAST WITH THE DOCTORS
Palm Beach Country Club :: Judie and Larry Schlager, and
Vicki and Arthur Loring, chairpersons. 561/833-2080;
www.dana-farber.org
FEB. 18 :: EVERGLADES FOUNDATION’S
6TH ANNUAL BENEFIT
The Breakers :: Cocktails, dinner and entertainment.
305/251-0001; www.evergladesfoundation.org
FEB. 18 :: HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PALM BEACH
COUNTY PRESENTS A PRIVATE PREVIEW EVENING FOR
THE PALM BEACH JEWELRY, ART & ANTIQUE SHOW
Palm Beach County Convention Center :: First view of over
200 of the world’s finest dealers; $175. Melanie and Chris
Hill, and Carol and Tom Kirchhoff, chairpersons; Ann-Britt
and Christian Angle, honorary chairpersons. 561/832-4164;
www.historicalsocietypbc.org
FEB. 18 :: MIAMI CITY BALLET’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY
PALM BEACH GALA: PRELUDE TO ROMEO AND JULIET
Flagler Museum :: Cocktail reception, dinner and dancing,
and a spectacular ballet performance; $500. 561/674-9978;
www.miamicityballet.org
FEB. 18 :: VINCEREMOS THERAPEUTIC RIDING
CENTER’S ANNUAL AUCTION AND DINNER
International Polo Club Palm Beach :: 561/792-9900;
www.vinceremos.com
FEB. 19 :: DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE’S
20TH ANNIVERSARY DISCOVERY CELEBRATION
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Two-time Grammy Award-winning
R&B recording artist Rihanna to perform. Phyllis and Paul
Fireman, chairpersons; Sheila, Peter and Leon Palandjian,
honorary chairpersons; Patrick Park, vice chairperson.
561/833-2080; www.dana-farber.org
FEB. 19 :: THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF THE
PALM BEACHES’ WORTH TASTING EVENT
Worth Avenue :: Dishes served by restaurants from around
the Palm Beaches with cocktail and wine specialties, and
live musical performances. Laura Wissa, Laura Krielow
and Kelly Leyden, chairpersons. 561/689-7590; www.jlpb.org
FEB. 20 :: AMERICAN FRIENDS OF THE ISRAEL
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA’S PALM BEACH GALA
Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts ::
Celebrating the orchestra’s 75th anniversary with a concert
and pre-concert reception. Sara and Charles Fabrikant,
Laurie Silvers, Mitchell Rubenstein, and Robbi and Bruce Toll,
chairpersons. 212/697-2949; www.afipo.org
FEB. 21 :: PALM BEACH ROUND TABLE
SPEAKER LUNCHEON
The Sailfish Club :: Featuring Dr. Paul Winner. Hermé de
Wyman Miro, luncheon chairperson; Sheldon Lenahan,
luncheon underwriter and speaker sponsor; Edwin
Vinson, luncheon underwriter. 561/832-6418
FEB. 21 :: PALM BEACH SYMPHONY ANNUAL
DINNER DANCE
Flagler Museum :: Cocktails, dinner, dancing and live
music, $500 per person. Helen Bernstein and Bernadene
Rand-Mileti, chairpersons; Bruce D. Bent, honorary chairperson.
561/833-3044; www.palmbeachsymphony.com
FEB. 21 AND 22 :: PALM BEACH WINE AUCTION
SPONSORS’ VINTNER DINNER
Tiffany & Co. :: 561/651-4307; www.palmbeachwineauction.org
FEB. 23 :: LIGHTHOUSE INTERNATIONAL’S POSH
PALM BEACH 2011 GALA DINNER
Club Colette :: By invitation only. Catherine Adler, Iris B.
Apfel, Kathy Bleznak, Kim Campbell, Linda Donahue,
Michele Kessler, Carla Mann, Talbott Maxey, Grace Meigher,
Lucia N. Musso, Nancy Paul, Kit Pannill, Tricia Quick and
Jacqueline Toqut, chairpersons; Arlene Dahl, honorary
chairperson; Blair Kirwin and Frances Webster, junior
chairperson. 561/828-1522; www.lighthouse.org
FEB. 23 :: PALM BEACH ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY’S
WOMEN OF DISTINCTION LUNCHEON
The Breakers :: Celebrating 20 years. 561/803-2971;
www.pba.edu
FEB. 23 :: RAYMOND F. KRAVIS CENTER FOR THE
PERFORMING ARTS INTRODUCES THE ANNUAL
PALM BEACH WINE AUCTION
The Breakers :: Five-course dinner with hand-selected wines
from around the world and a live wine auction; $750 per
person. 561/651-4307; www.palmbeachwineauction.org
FEB. 24 :: AMERICAN TECHNION SOCIETY RECEPTION
The Chesterfield :: Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be
served; $40 per person. 561/832-5401
FEB. 24 :: HANNAH’S HOME OF SOUTH FLORIDA’S GREAT
EXPECTATIONS LUNCHEON AND SILENT AUCTION
The Sailfish Club :: $75 per person. Carol Grago and Laurie
Olsen, chairpersons. 561/277-9823; www.hannahshomesf.org
FEB. 24 :: MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL
LEADERSHIP COUNCIL FOR PSYCHIATRY’S
5TH ANNUAL SEMINAR LUNCHEON
Casa Bendita :: Featuring talks and a panel discussion. By
invitation only. Carroll Carpenter and Michele Kessler,
chairpersons. 617/724-8799; www.massgeneral.org
FEB. 24 :: PALM BEACH ROUND TABLE’S DINNER SHOW
The Royal Room at The Colony :: Featuring Jack Jones. Hermé
de Wyman Miro and Dick Robinson, dinner chairpersons and
underwriters. 561/832-6418
FEB. 24 :: ST. JUDE CHILDREN’S RESEARCH
HOSPITAL DINNER
Club Colette :: Cocktail hour, dinner and entertainment.
Lourdes Fanjul, Talbott Maxey and Tom Quick, chairpersons.
800/603-3602; www.stjude.org
FEB. 25 :: AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION’S JEWELS
OF LIFE FASHION LUNCHEON & DESIGNER SHOWCASE
The Breakers :: Gourmet luncheon and fashions by Saks Fifth
Avenue; $250. Gail Worth and Ari Rifken, event chairpersons;
Hermé de Wyman Miro, honorary international chairperson;
Elizabeth Bowden, and Rhoda and David Chase, honorary
national chairpersons; Lois Pope, honorary fashion chairperson
and humanitarian. 561/932-0886; www.lungfla.org
FEB. 25 :: CLEVELAND CLINIC FLORIDA BALL
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Dinner, dancing and gambling.
Nathalie Fernandez, Patrick Park, and Bill and Nancy Rollnick,
chairpersons. 561/804-0264; www.clevelandclinicflorida.org
FEB. 26 :: CARON RENAISSANCE’S SIXTH ANNUAL GALA
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Concert with Gloria Gaynor. Petra
Levin, chairperson; Donald J. Trump, honorary chairperson;
Nicole Munder, junior chairperson. 561/655-7770;
www.caronrenaissance.org
FEB. 27 :: HANLEY CENTER FOUNDATION’S
16TH ANNUAL FAMILY LUNCHEON
Palm Beach International Equestrian Center :: The day
includes a premier show jumping event, lunch, silent auction
and games for the kids. Nancy Hooker and Kelly Moore,
chairpersons. 561/841-1102; www.hanleycenter.org
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MARCH 1 :: DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE’S
MAJOR DONOR DINNER
Kessler Residence :: By invitation only. 561/833-2080;
www.dana-farber.org
MARCH 1 :: THE JEWISH GUILD FOR THE BLIND
FASHION SHOW & LUNCHEON
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Fashions by Escada and an auction.
Anita Blatt, Deborah Bernstein, Wendy Roberts and Patty
Spiro, chairpersons. 561/865-7192; www.jgb.org
MARCH 3 :: ARMORY ART CENTER’S
MAD HATTER’S LUNCHEON
Club Colette :: Fun and fabulous luncheon with wild and
wacky hats and a silent auction of one-of-a-kind handmade
teapots. 561/832-1776; www.armoryart.org
MARCH 3 :: NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR HEARING
RESEARCH FOUNDATION LUNCHEON
Café L’Europe :: With speaker Colleen Le Prell, Ph.D., deafness
researcher. 610/664-3135; www.nohrfoundation.org
MARCH 3 :: PLANNED PARENTHOOD’S 20TH ANNUAL
TRADITION OF CHOICE LUNCHEON
Cohen Pavilion at the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the
Performing Arts :: Keynote speaker Anna Quindlen.
800/225-1540; www.plannedparenthood.org/ppsoflo
MARCH 4 AND 5 :: SAINT EDWARD GUILD TREASURE
ISLAND SALE
Saint Edward :: 561/832-0400; www.stedwardpb.com
MARCH 4 :: THE PRESERVATION FOUNDATION OF
PALM BEACH’S ANNUAL GALA DINNER DANCE BENEFIT
The Breakers :: 561/832-0731; www.palmbeachpreservation.org
MARCH 5 :: BETHESDA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION’S
56TH ANNUAL BETHESDA BALL
The Breakers :: Jan Kucera, chairperson; Peter Blum, honorary
chairperson. 561/737-7733; www.bethesdaball.org
MARCH 5 :: CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL’S
2011 NEWMAN NIGHT: THROUGH THE YEARS
The Cohen Pavilion at the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the
Performing Arts :: Dinner, silent and live auctions, poker and
dancing. 561/471-0241; www.cardinalnewman.com
MARCH 5 :: GRATITUDE HOUSE’S 3RD ANNUAL GALA
Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach :: Black-tie gala including a
musical performance and keynote speaker. Linda Kane and Kim
Koslow, chairpersons. 561/833-6826; www.gratitudehouse.org
MARCH 5 :: OPPORTUNITY INC.’S ANNUAL DINNER
DANCE & AUCTION
The Beach Club :: 561/712-9221; www.opportunitypbc.org
MARCH 5 :: UNICORN CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION 2011
PALM BEACH GALA
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: By invitation only. 561/620-9377;
www.unicornchildrensfoundation.org
MARCH 5 :: YOUNG FRIENDS OF THE HISTORICAL
SOCIETY OF PALM BEACH COUNTY’S 16TH ANNUAL
EVENING ON ANTIQUE ROW AFTER PARTY
South Dixie Highway :: Stephen Mooney, Scott Velozo, and
Penny and Keith Williams, chairpersons. 561/832-4164;
www.historicalsocietypbc.org
MARCH 7 :: SCHOOL OF THE ARTS FOUNDATION’S
MUSICAL LUNCHEON
Palm Beach Country Club :: Performances by students from
the Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. School of the Arts. Dorothy
Lappin, Simon Benson Offit and Lieba Ingber, chairpersons.
561/805-6298; www.soafi.org
MARCH 10 :: CENTER FOR CREATIVE EDUCATION’S 12TH
ANNUAL SPRING LUNCHEON: BACK TO OUR ROOTS
Private Residence :: Kenn Karakul, honorary chairperson.
561/805-9927; www.cceflorida.org
MARCH 11 :: THE SALVATION ARMY WOMEN’S
AUXILIARY ANNUAL HEARTS OF GOLD LUNCHEON
Frenchman’s Reserve :: Luncheon and fashion show by Rose
Meyerowich. 561/684-5533; www.uss.salvationarmy.org
MARCH 11 :: LITERACY COALITION OF PALM BEACH
COUNTY’S LOVE OF LITERACY LUNCHEON
Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts ::
561/279-9103; www.literacypbc.org
MARCH 12 :: BASCOM PALMER EYE INSTITUTE’S
EVENING OF VISION GALA
The Breakers :: Cocktails, dinner and dancing. Marietta and Dale
McNulty, chairpersons. 305/326-6190; www.bascompalmer.org
MARCH 12 :: BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
FOUNDATION’S CHALLENGE OF THE AMERICAS
International Polo Club Palm Beach :: An equestrian extrav-
aganza. 561/852-2591; www.challengeoftheamericas.com
MARCH 12 :: KRAVIS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING
ARTS’ BURGUNDY & BURGERS ON THE BEACH
The Breakers :: Music, auction and dinner with red and white
burgundies. 561/651-4307; www.palmbeachwineauction.org
MARCH 14 :: TOWN OF PALM BEACH UNITED WAY’S
ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY RECOGNITION DINNER
Club Colette :: By invitation only. Frayda Lindemann, chair-
person. 561/655-1919; www.palmbeachunitedway.org
MARCH 15 :: WXEL’S WOMEN WITH WINGS AND
WISDOM LUNCHEON
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Featuring the fashions of Tory Burch
and keynote speaker Loretta LaRoche. Sherry Frankel, Peggy
Henry, Suzy Minkoff, Roxanne Stein and Hermé de Wyman
Miro, honorees. 561/364-4428; www.wxel.org
MARCH 16 :: PALM BEACH ROUND TABLE
SPEAKER LUNCHEON
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Featuring Edward E. Elson. Hermé
de Wyman Miro, luncheon chairperson. 561/832-6418
MARCH 16 :: STARKEY HEARING FOUNDATION’S
CUISINE EXPLOSION PALM BEACH SERIES
Palm Beach Grill :: Chef Andrew Schor prepares his favorite
specialties; $435 for all four events or individual tickets are
available. 561/586-3061; www.starkeyhearingfoundation.org
MARCH 16 :: PALM BEACH DRAMAWORKS’
11TH ANNIVERSARY GALA BENEFIT: SARDI’S SOUTH
Cohen Pavilion at the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the
Performing Arts :: Ralph and Cala Guild, chairpersons.
561/514-4042; www.palmbeachdramaworks.org
MARCH 17 :: MORSELIFE’S LITERARY SOCIETY EVENT
WITH AUTHOR PAUL HARDING
The Colony Hotel :: 561/209-6103; www.morselife.org
MARCH 17 :: THE PRESERVATION FOUNDATION OF
PALM BEACH’S PRESERVATIONIST CLUB DINNER
The Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach’s Pan’s Garden ::
561/832-0731; www.palmbeachpreservation.org
MARCH 18 :: BEST BUDDIES INTERNATIONAL
3RD ANNUAL PALM BEACH GALA
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Cocktails, dinner, auctions and a
private concert. Mark and Mary Freitas, and Thomas Quick,
chairpersons; Donald Trump, honorary chairperson.
561/655-0557; www.bestbuddiespalmbeachgala.org
MARCH 19 :: AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
PALM BEACH GALA
Trump International Golf Club :: 561/650-0132; www.cancer.org
MARCH 19 :: VINCEREMOS SPECIAL OLYMPICS
EQUESTRIAN COUNTY GAMES/INVITATIONAL
International Equestrian Center :: www.vinceremos.com
MARCH 20 :: IL CIRCOLO’S 35TH ANNIVERSARY
FANTASIA ITALIANA GALA
The Breakers :: Honoring Connie Francis. Barbara Ciongoli,
chairperson; John Scarpa, honorary chairperson. 561/706-9696;
www.ilcircolopalmbeach.org
MARCH 22 :: THE CENTER FOR FAMILY SERVICES OF
PALM BEACH COUNTY’S OLD BAGS LUNCHEON
The Breakers :: Silent auction and an elegant luncheon with
celebrity speaker. Sharon Apple and Judi Richards, chairpersons;
Elizabeth Erdmann, Erin McGould and Amie Swan, honorary
chairpersons. 561/616-1232; www.ctrfam.org
MARCH 24 :: SCHEPENS EYE RESEARCH INSTITUTE’S
60TH ANNIVERSARY DIAMOND JUBILEE CELEBRATION
Private Residence :: By invitation only. Nancy Raquet, chair-
person; Judith Murat Grubman, Hermé de Wyman Miro and
Kathryn Vecellio, honorary chairpersons. 877/724-3736.
MARCH 25 :: IT HAPPENED TO ALEXA FOUNDATION
JUSTICE IS SERVED DINNER
The Mar-a-Lago Club :: Speaker Bill O’Reilly. Paula and J. Scott
Gannon, chairperson; Donald and Melania Trump, honorary
chairpersons. 716/754-9105; www.ithappenedtoalexa.org
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TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS RETURN TO PALM BEACH
High-caliber professional tennis, more than a week’s worth of parties and special events, and all at the
Delray Beach Stadium & Tennis Center from Feb. 18-27, 2011. If you are into tennis, the Delray Beach
International Tennis Championships is for you — and if you are not into the game, you soon will be. It’s
two tournaments in one as this nine-day extravaganza will include both the 19th annual ATP World Tour
and the 2nd annual ATP Champions Tour — two events held simultaneously to showcase both the best of
today’s tennis professionals including Andy Roddick, Mardy Fish, John Isner and Juan Del Potro, as well as a
blast from the past when former tennis greats the likes of John McEnroe, Mats Wilander, Aaron Krickstein
and Pat Cash take to the courts. For tickets, visit www.yellowtennisball.com or call 561/330-6000.
Legendary tennis professional,
John McEnroe, right, courtside
with tennis great James Blake.
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ALEXANDER W. DREYFOOS SCHOOL OF THE ARTS____
561/802-6000 :: www.awdsoa.org
JAN. 14-15 :: SHORT ATTENTION SPAN THEATRE
JAN. 21 :: ACTING II SHOWCASE
JAN. 25 :: PIANO CONCERT
JAN. 26 :: CHAMBER CONCERT
JAN. 28 :: CONCERT FOR THE ARTS
ANN NORTON SCULPTURE GARDENS ________________
561/832-5328 :: www.ansg.org
THROUGH JAN. 30 :: COLOR TOWN/OVERTOWN, 1947
DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA: A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNAL
BY MAX WALDMAN
On a trip to Miami in the late 1940s, self-taught photographer
Max Waldman wandered across the tracks downtown and
discovered the still vibrant Color Town community, knows as
historic Overtown today. This exhibit journals his visit with
black-and-white film that captures the vigor of life in this
segregated city.
THROUGH MAY :: GUIDED TOURS AND
WRITING WORKSHOPS
The Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens and Language Arts
Organizations will offer guided group visits and language
arts writing workshops presented by professional educators.
JAN. 12, 19 AND 26 :: STORYTIME IN THE GARDENS
In celebration of National Book Month, families may enjoy
storytime and explore the Gardens each Wednesday in the
month of January.
JAN. 28 :: READ-WRITE-RECITE: PHOTO ESSAY AND
LITERARY EVENT COMMUNITY DAY AT THE GARDENS
A literary event featuring poems highlighted in exhibitions,
as well as original works by student writers. The Ann Norton
Sculpture Gardens will conduct an open call to all writers and
poets, grades 6-12, in Palm Beach County for submission of
works for consideration to be featured. Writers will recite
selected works and writing awards will be given.
CAFÉ BOULUD ____________________________________
561/655-6060 :: www.danielnyc.com
JAN. 28, FEB. 11 AND 25, MARCH 11 AND APRIL 1 ::
PARKER LADD’S 2011 AUTHOR BREAKFAST SERIES
Moderator Parker Ladd discusses such topics as the
Vanderbilts, marriage, Cleopatra, Louis Armstrong, skincare
and more. Tickets include breakfast, parking and a copy of
the featured book.
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561/655-4020 :: www.cafeleurope.com
JAN. 11, FEB. 8, MARCH 8 AND APRIL 12 ::
WOMEN AND FASHION LUNCHEON SERIES
Includes a three-course lunch, coffee or tea, and a fashion
presentation on a variety of topics, from total makeovers, to
shoes, to holiday entertaining. For tickets, call 561/676-1168
or visit www.womenandfashion.net.
CROWNE PLAZA HOTEL ____________________________
561/689-6400 :: www.ichotelsgroup.com
JAN. 21-23 :: 29TH ANNUAL PALM BEACH WINTER
ANTIQUES SHOW
An established traditional show with a Palm Beach flair. For
information or tickets, call 561/483-4047
FLORIDA STAGE ____________________________________
561/585-3433 :: www.floridastage.org
THROUGH JAN. 16 :: GOLDIE, MAX & MILK
A wonderfully funny and beautifully caring new play by
Karen Hartman that wraps you in its warm embrace and
sends you back into the world with a smile.
JAN. 14, FEB. 18, MARCH 11 AND MARCH 28 ::
LEE WOLF’S THEATRE CLUB
Each season, The Theatre Club presents a series of literary
experiences that relate to and illuminate Florida Stage
productions, playwrights, authors and actors.
HENRY MORRISON FLAGLER MUSEUM ______________
561/655-2833 :: www.flaglermuseum.us
JAN. 11 AND 25, FEB. 8 AND 22, AND MARCH 8 ::
FLAGLER MUSEUM MUSIC SERIES
The Flagler Museum continues to bring acclaimed musicians
to one of the finest chamber music venues in South Florida
with the Enso Quartet and the Ying Quartet, followed by the
Alianza String Quartet, Storioni Trio and The Lincoln Trio.
JOHNSON HISTORY MUSEUM AND HISTORICAL
SOCIETY OF PALM BEACH __________________________
561/832-4164 :: www.historicalsocietypbc.org
THROUGH APRIL :: HISTORICAL WALKING TOURS
Led by architect and historian Rick Gonzalez of REG Architects,
this one-hour guided tour showcases the evolution of
downtown West Palm Beach buildings and landmarks,
and includes an historical urban design overview through
recent area development.
THROUGH JUNE 30 :: FEATHER WARS:
SURVIVING FASHION 1870-1920
Feather Wars examines the period of South Florida history in
which a worldwide trend in women’s hats created a rush to
riches for some people, and near devastation for a population
of splendid birds who inhabited the tropical wilderness.
NORTON MUSEUM OF ART ________________________
561/832-5196 :: www.norton.org
THROUGH FEB. 9 :: VINCENT VAN GOGH’S SELF-PORTRAIT
This painting is on loan from the National Gallery of Art to
replace Paul Gauguin’s Christ in the Garden of Olives.
THROUGH MARCH 6 :: MADE IN HOLLYWOOD:
PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE JOHN KOBAL FOUNDATION
This exhibition is comprised of 94 photographs by over 50
photographers, drawn from the London-based archive of
the late author and collector John Kobal, that reveal the
importance of photography in the myth of Hollywood.
THROUGH MARCH 13 :: STARE: THE PLEASURES OF THE
INTENSELY FAMILIAR AND THE STRANGELY UNEXPECTED
Stare examines that singular moment when we cannot look
away and we must continue looking — a moment that lies
at the heart of all great photographic images.
THROUGH MARCH 13 :: NOW WHAT?
Now WHAT? will celebrate the world of contemporary art,
showcasing some of the most engaging work being made
today and provoke discussions about the art of our time and
expanding the Norton Museum’s collection.
THROUGH MARCH 20 :: CELEBRATING 70: THE QIANLONG
EMPEROR AND EXCHANGES OF BUDDHIST GIFTS
In 1777, the Panchen Lama, a Tibetan religious leader,
presented a set of paintings illustrating the historical Buddha
Shakyamuni and the six Buddhas that preceded him to the
Qianlong Emperor, sparking exchanges of gifts between the
Chinese court and the lamas of Tibet. This installation
explores how the art and traditions of Tibet influenced the
creation of Buddhist art in court of this Chinese emperor.
JAN. 12, 19 AND 26, AND FEB. 9 :: CLASSIC AMERICAN
CINEMA LECTURE WITH SCOTT EYMAN
Author Scott Eyman hosts screenings of four great
American films: Dinner at Eight (1933), Camille (1936), To
Be or Not To Be (1942) and In a Lonely Place (1950).
Following each screening, Eyman leads discussions about the
film in the context of American entertainment and culture.
JAN. 14, FEB. 25 AND APRIL 8 :: PHOTO FRIDAY
Charles Stainback, William and Sarah Ross Soter Curator of
Photography, leads conversation on several exhibitions.
JAN. 23, FEB. 20, MARCH 13 AND 27, AND APRIL 10 ::
EXHIBITION LECTURE SERIES
Lectures related to exhibitions on view in the museum.
PALM BEACH CAVALLINO CLASSIC XX ______________
561/994-1345 :: www.cavallino.com
JAN. 18-23 :: Classic automobiles return to Palm Beach
for the 20th Annual Palm Beach Cavallino Classic with a
six-day convention of vintage sporting vehicles displayed
at The Breakers, as well as events also taking place
throughout Palm Beach.
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PALM BEACH COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER ________
561/366-3000 :: www.pbconventioncenter.com
JAN. 20-24 :: ART PALM BEACH
Art Palm Beach presents some of the finest in international,
contemporary art, photography, video, installation art, design
and sculpture. For information, visit www.artpalmbeach.com.
PALM BEACH DRAMAWORKS ______________________
561/514-4042 :: www.palmbeachdramaworks.org
THROUGH FEB. 6 :: FREUD’S LAST SESSION
In this play by Mark St. Germain, the legendary Dr. Sigmund
Freud invites C.S. Lewis to his London home on the day
England enters World War II, where they clash on the
existence of God, love, sex and the meaning of life.
JAN. 24-25 :: MISS JULIE
A staged reading of one of August Strindberg’s most
important plays. In addition to the reading, the audience
will be invited to discuss the works and themes.
PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL EQUESTRIAN CENTER __
561/793-5867 :: www.equestriansport.com
JAN. 12-APRIL 3 :: THE 2011 FTI WINTER
EQUESTRIAN FESTIVAL
Covering over 150 acres, the showgrounds and stadium are
the centerpiece of equestrian competition and entertainment.
Enjoy world-class horses and riders, as well as shopping, wine
and coffee bars, fine food, recreations for children and more.
PALM BEACH OPERA ______________________________
561/833-7888 :: www.pbopera.org
JAN. 16 :: REQUIEM BY GIUSEPPE VERDI
JAN. 21 AND 23 :: ORFEO ED EURIDICE BY CHRISTOPH
WILLIBALD GLUCK
PALM BEACH PHOTOGRAPHIC CENTRE ______________
561/253-2600 :: www.workshop.org
JAN. 11-15 :: FOTOFUSION 2011
The photographic arts come alive at FOTOFusion, an event
that welcomes all to view photography and digital art
exhibitions, seminar and panel discussions, nightly parties,
hands-on computer labs, portfolio reviews and more.
PRESERVATION FOUNDATION OF PALM BEACH ______
561/832-0731 :: www.palmbeachpreservation.org
JAN. 10, FEB. 21, MARCH 14 AND APRIL 11 :: FILM NIGHT
JAN. 12, FEB. 9 AND 16, MARCH 23 AND APRIL 13 ::
ARCHITECTS ON ARCHITECTS
Gene Pandula on Howard Major, Jacqueline Albarran on Maurice
Fatio, Jeffery Smith on Addison Mizner, Thomas Kirchhoff with
Jane Day on John Volk, and Rick Gonzalez on Joseph Urban.
JAN. 14, 21 AND 27, FEB. 25 AND MARCH 18 ::
LECTURES AND BOOK SIGNINGS
Authors Jamee Gregory, Mosette Broderick, Campion Platt
and Alice T. Friedman, and architect John Tittmann discuss
topics from New York parties, to the history of Florida, to
architecture, America’s Gilded Age and Neo-classical forms.
JAN. 15 :: PIONEER DAY AT THE LITTLE
RED SCHOOLHOUSE
This living history program takes children back in time to
experience a day in a one-room schoolhouse from the 1800s.
JAN. 28 :: MUSICALE: PRINCETON NASSOONS
IN PAN’S GARDEN
2011 RED CROSS DESIGNERS’ SHOW HOUSE ________
561/650-9131 :: www.redcrossshowhouse.org
JAN. 20-FEB. 19 :: This year’s show house will take place at
the 20-story CityPlace South Tower and will feature interior
spaces transformed by designers from across the country.
ROYAL ROOM CABARET @ THE COLONY PALM BEACH __
561/659-8100 :: www.thecolonypalmbeach.com
JAN. 11-15 :: CLINT HOLMES
JAN. 18-22 AND 25-29 :: ANDREA MARCOVICCI
SOUTH FLORIDA FAIRGROUNDS ____________________
561/793-0333 :: www.southfloridafair.com
JAN. 14-30 :: SOUTH FLORIDA FAIR
This is Florida’s top-rated fair, and Palm Beach County’s
oldest and largest outdoor event. Enjoy rides, games, carnival
food, livestock, live entertainment and much more.
THE BREAKERS HOTEL & RESORT ____________________
561/655-6611 :: www.thebreakers.com
THROUGH APRIL :: HISTORIC HOTEL WALKING TOUR
Available every Tuesday at 2 p.m., is a walking tour of
The Breakers, provided by James Ponce, who shares the
history, details and exquisite architecture of the famed hotel.
THE INTERNATIONAL POLO CLUB PALM BEACH ______
561/204-5687 :: www.internationalpoloclub.com
THROUGH APRIL 24 :: SUNDAY POLO AND BRUNCH
Enjoy the featured match every Sunday during Polo season
from the Nespresso Grande Pavilion, a fieldside oasis with
DJ, live feed of the game, passed hors d’oeuvres and
complimentary beverages. Limited brunch seating is also
available. Open 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
JAN. 5-23 :: JOE BARRY MEMORIAL CUP
JAN. 7-28 :: SOUTH FLORIDA CHALLENGE (PRO-AM)
JAN. 8-29 :: WANDERER’S CLASSIC
JAN. 20-FEB. 20 :: YLVISAKER CUP
JAN. 28-FEB. 25 :: JAN PAMELA CHALLENGE
JAN. 29-FEB. 26 :: FREEBOOTERS CLASSIC
THE RAYMOND F. KRAVIS CENTER FOR THE
PERFORMING ARTS ________________________________
561/832-7469 :: www.kravis.org
JAN. 13 :: MICHAEL BOLTON: ONE WORLD ONE LOVE TOUR
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
JAN. 14 :: WHOOPI GOLDBERG
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
JAN. 15 :: PILOBOLUS
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
JAN. 16 :: PALM BEACH OPERA PRESENTS REQUIEM
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
JAN. 17 :: THE SIXTH FLOOR TRIO: A FLORIDA DEBUT
Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Playhouse
JAN. 17-18 :: DRUMLINE LIVE
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
JAN. 19 :: JAKE SHIMABUKURO
Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Playhouse
JAN. 19 :: ROBERTA FLACK
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
JAN. 20-21 :: AQUILA THEATRE: LUIGI PIRANDELLO’S
SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR
Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Playhouse
JAN. 21 AND 23 :: PALM BEACH OPERA PRESENTS
ORFEO ED EURIDICE
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
JAN. 22-23 :: AQUILA THEATRE: WILLIAM
SHAKESPEARE’S A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Playhouse
JAN. 22 :: VIC DAMONE: A TIME FOR LOVE
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
JAN. 24 :: KENNY LOGGINS
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
JAN. 25-30, AND FEB. 1-6 AND 8-13 :: CAPITOL STEPS
Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Playhouse
JAN. 25-26 :: OPOLE PHILHARMONIC OF POLAND
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
JAN. 26 :: DON RICKLES AND JOAN RIVERS
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JAN. 28-30 :: MIAMI CITY BALLET PRESENTS PROGRAM II
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
JAN. 28-29 :: AZTEC TWO-STEP PERFORMS THE
SIMON & GARFUNKEL SONGBOOK
Persson Hall Cabaret
JAN. 31 :: ARTSMART LUNCH & LEARN: WHAT MAKES
US LAUGH – AND WHY?
The Weiner Banquet Center
THE SAILFISH CLUB OF FLORIDA ____________________
561/844-0206 :: www.sailfishclub.com
JAN. 11-15 :: 39TH ANNUAL GOLD CUP TEAM FISHING
TOURNAMENT
Teams compete in a fishing tournament off Palm Beach.
THE SOCIETY OF THE FOUR ARTS ____________________
561/655-7226 :: www.fourarts.org
THROUGH JAN. 16 :: OBJECT OF DEVOTION:
MEDIEVAL ENGLISH ALABASTER SCULPTURE FROM
THE VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM
This exhibition presents 60 beautifully carved alabaster
panels and free-standing figures that were displayed in
the homes, chapels and churches of both aristocratic and
non-aristocratic Christians in the 15th and 16th centuries.
THROUGH APRIL 13 :: CAMPUS ON THE LAKE
LECTURE SERIES
A series of cultural education workshops and lectures on a
variety of topics.
THROUGH JUNE 30 :: FLORIDA’S WETLANDS
This original photographic exhibition focuses on one of the
most valuable environmental resources in the world:
Florida’s unique wetlands.
JAN. 11, 18 AND 25; FEB. 1, 8, 15 AND 22; AND
MARCH 1, 8, 15, 22 AND 29 :: THE ESTHER B. O’KEEFE
SPEAKER SERIES
Speakers discuss a range of topics, from politics and religion
to music and Palm Beach architecture.
JAN. 14 :: FRIDAY FILMS: AN EDUCATION
Shows at 2:30 p.m., 5:15 p.m., and 8 p.m.
JAN. 15 :: GALLERY TALK WITH TOM STERLING
Photographer and journalist Tom Sterling leads a discussion
in conjunction with the Florida’s Wetlands exhibit.
JAN. 15 :: NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE: FELA!
Fela! is a new musical directed and choreographed by
Tony Award-winner Bill T. Jones, in which audiences are
welcomed into the extravagant and rebellious world of
Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti and starring Sahr Ngaujah.
JAN. 16 :: SUNDAY CONCERT SERIES: AMERNET
STRING QUARTET
PALM BEACH THE ISLAND GUIDE to entertainment
JAN. 18-19 :: BOOK DISCUSSION GROUPS
The Gioconda and Joseph King Library hosts book discussion
groups each month. This month: Remarkable Creatures by
Tracy Chevalier.
JAN. 19 :: EVENING CONCERTS: KAREN AKERS – AKERS
SINGS PORTER: ANYTHING GOES
JAN. 21 :: FRIDAY FILMS: MOTHER OF MINE
Shows at 2:30 p.m., 5:15 p.m., and 8 p.m.
JAN. 22 :: THE METROPOLITAN OPERA: LIVE IN HD
PRESENTS RICHARD WAGNER’S DAS RHEINGOLD
(ENCORE PERFORMANCE)
Two unparalleled artists join forces to create a groundbreaking
new Ring for the Met: Maestro James Levine and director
Robert Lepage. Bryn Terfel sings the leading role of Wotan
for the first time with the company.
JAN. 23 :: SUNDAY FILM SERIES: VISUAL ACOUSTICS:
THE MODERNISM OF JULIUS SHULMAN
Show starts at 2:30 p.m.
JAN. 29-MARCH 20 :: THE HUDSON RIVER TO NIAGRA
FALLS: 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN LANDSCAPE
PAINTINGS FROM THE NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Drawn from the treasures of the American art collection,
Hudson River Masterpieces from the New York Historical
Society will showcase 45 important 19th century landscape
paintings by Hudson River School.
JAN. 29-MARCH 20 :: A RETURN TO PALM BEACH: JEWELS
FROM THE MARJORIE MERRIWEATHER POST COLLECTION
As the Town of Palm Beach turns 100 and The Four Arts
celebrates its 75th anniversary, this exhibition showcases
the jewelry collection and style of legendary Palm Beach
icon Marjorie Merriweather Post.
JAN. 30 :: SUNDAY CONCERT SERIES: FRY STREET QUARTET
WORTH AVENUE __________________________________
561/659-6909 :: www.worth-avenue.com
THROUGH MAY 11 :: HISTORICAL WALKING TOURS OF
WORTH AVENUE
James Ponce, the official historian for the Palm Beach
Chamber of Commerce and The Breakers hotel, leads a
walking tour of famed Worth Avenue, and its unique
architecture and historical landmarks.
FEBRUARY2011
ALEXANDER W. DREYFOOS SCHOOL OF THE ARTS____
561/802-6000 :: www.awdsoa.org
FEB. 3 :: PHILHARMONIC CONCERT
FEB. 14 :: VALENTINE CONCERT
FEB. 17 :: STRING ORCHESTRA CONCERT
ANN NORTON SCULPTURE GARDENS ________________
561/832-5328 :: www.ansg.org
FEB. 2-27 :: THE ART OF ELIZABETH CATLETT:
SCULPTURES AND PRINTS
In a career spanning more than seventy years, Elizabeth Catlett
has created art that celebrate the heroic strength and endurance
of African-American and Mexican working-class women.
CAFÉ BOULUD ____________________________________
561/655-6060 :: www.danielnyc.com
FEB. 7 :: CULTURE & COCKTAILS: ARNOLD SCAASI: A
CONVERSATION ABOUT HIS GOLDEN YEARS (1958-1969)
The Palm Beach County Cultural Council continues the sixth
season of Culture & Cocktails with Pamela Parmel, David &
Roberta Logie Curator of Textile & Fashion Arts, Museum of
Fine Arts, Boston.
FLORIDA STAGE ____________________________________
561/585-3433 :: www.floridastage.org
FEB. 3-5 :: 1ST STAGE NEW WORKS FESTIVAL
HENRY MORRISON FLAGLER MUSEUM ______________
561/655-2833 :: www.flaglermuseum.us
FEB. 1-APRIL 17 :: THE EXTRAORDINARY JOSEPH URBAN
Known the around the world for his innovative use of color,
pointillist technique and decorative use of line, illustrator,
designer and architect Joseph Urban designed buildings
throughout the world, including Palm Beach’s Mar-A-Lago,
the Paramount Theatre, and the Bath and Tennis Club.
FEB. 5 :: THE EXTRAORDINARY JOSEPH URBAN
CHILDREN’S EXHIBIT ACTIVITY
In conjunction with the exhibition, The Extraordinary Joseph
Urban, the museum invites 4th-8th graders to a special
gallery tour with the education director.
FEB. 12-13 :: VALENTINE’S DAY WEEKEND
Celebrate this romantic weekend with a Gilded Age-style
Tea-for-Two package.
FEB. 13, 20 AND 27, AND MARCH 6:: 2011 WHITEHALL
LECTURE SERIES: THE ARCHITECTS WHO DESIGNED
PALM BEACH’S ICONIC BUILDINGS
This lecture series was selected in conjunction with the
Town of Palm Beach’s centennial anniversary and will
include such famed architects as Carrère and Hastings,
Joseph Urban, Schultze & Weaver, and Addison Mizner. A
book signing follows each lecture.
FEB. 22 :: THE EXTRAORDINARY JOSEPH URBAN
GALLERY TALK
Tour The Extraordinary Joseph Urban with biographer John
Loring and learn more about the life and legacy of architect
Joseph Urban. Loring will also sign copies of his latest book.
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HONDA CLASSIC __________________________________
561/799-2747 :: www.hondaclassic.com
FEB. 28-MARCH 6 :: The PGA Tour makes its way to the PGA
National Resort & Spa for a weekend of professional golf.
NORTON MUSEUM OF ART ________________________
561/832-5196 :: www.norton.org
FEB. 3-MAY 1 :: FABULOUS FAKES: THE JEWELRY OF
KENNETH JAY LANE
Catch a rare glimpse of the work of Kenneth Jay Lane, the
American maker and designer of costume jewelry who
continues to lead the industry.
FEB. 6 :: CURATORS’ CONVERSATIONS
Join Henry Joyce, curator of Fabulous Fakes: The Jewelry of
Kenneth Jay Lane, for a gallery talk in the special exhibition
of jewelry by the American designer.
FEB. 8 :: NORTON MUSEUM’S 70TH BIRTHDAY BASH
Celebrate 70 years of the Norton Museum of Art and
participate in a variety of activities.
FEB. 10 :: ART AFTER DARK: PARTY AT THE NORTON
Party at the Norton for the Museum’s 70th birthday, with
art music, film and style, including exhibit discussions, a
fashion show and the film To Catch a Thief (1955).
FEB. 12-MAY 8 :: TO LIVE FOREVER: EGYPTIAN
TREASURES FROM THE BROOKLYN MUSEUM
Encompassing more than 100 objects drawn from the
Brooklyn Museum’s world-renowned holdings of ancient
Egyptian art, this exhibition explores the Egyptians’ beliefs
about life, death and the afterlife.
FEB.16 AND APRIL 20 :: TREASURE TALKS
Join a public discussion in the galleries about collections.
FEB. 26 AND APRIL 30 :: WALK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN
FAMILY DAY
Learn myths and legends of Egypt’s ancient gods and
Pharaohs, take a tomb explorer’s treasure hunt, and create
your own Egyptian artifacts on this day of discovery and
adventure in the special exhibition To Live Forever: Egyptian
Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum.
PALM BEACH COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER ________
561/366-3000 :: www.pbconventioncenter.com
FEB. 5-13 :: AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL FINE ART FAIR
The American International Fine Art Fair features dealers
representing disciplines of fine art from classical antiquity to
contemporary, as well as the some of the world’s finest
collection of haute and period jewelry.
FEB. 18-22 :: PALM BEACH JEWELRY, ART &
ANTIQUE SHOW
Over 200 top-tier international exhibitors display extensive
collections of high-quality fine art, antiques and jewelry.
FEB. 26-27 :: VINTAGE SHOW SPRING 2011
PALM BEACH DRAMAWORKS ______________________
561/514-4042 :: www.palmbeachdramaworks.org
FEB. 25-APRIL 17 :: DINNER WITH FRIENDS
This candid bittersweet Pulitzer Prize-winning play by
Donald Margulies examines two married couples that have
been close friends for years, and what happens when one
marriage falls apart.
FEB. 28-MARCH 8 :: MASTER PLAYWRIGHT SERIES:
AUGUST WILSON
This renowned playwright is examined with an overview of
his life and work, and a presentation of scenes from his plays.
PALM BEACH OPERA ______________________________
561/833-7888 :: www.pbopera.org
FEB. 25-28 :: COSI FAN TUTTE BY WOLFGANG
AMADEUS MOZART
PRESERVATION FOUNDATION OF PALM BEACH ______
561/832-0731 :: www.palmbeachpreservation.org
FEB. 3 :: WALKING TOUR
FEB. 11 :: MUSICALE: YOUNG ARTISTS OF THE PALM
BEACH OPERA IN PAN’S GARDEN
ROYAL ROOM CABARET @ THE COLONY PALM BEACH __
561/659-8100 :: www.thecolonypalmbeach.com
FEB. 1-5 :: WILL AND ANTHONY NUNZIATA
FEB. 8-12 :: MARILYN MAYE
FEB. 15-19 :: ANN HAMPTON CALLAWAY
FEB. 22-26 :: JACK JONES
THE INTERNATIONAL POLO CLUB PALM BEACH ______
561/204-5687 :: www.internationalpoloclub.com
FEB. 12-27 :: C.V. WHITNEY
FEB. 16-27 :: IGLEHART CUP
FEB. 24-MARCH 20 :: PIAGET GOLD CUP
FEB. 25-MARCH 26 :: ALLIGATOR CHALLENGE (PRO-AM)
THE RAYMOND F. KRAVIS CENTER FOR THE
PERFORMING ARTS ________________________________
561/832-7469 :: www.kravis.org
FEB. 1-6 :: THE NEW MEL BROOKS MUSICAL:
YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 7 :: DIRECT FROM NEW YORK: NEIL BERG’S 102
YEARS ON BROADWAY
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 7-8 :: DEUTSCHE STATE PHILHARMONIC
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 8 :: SHIRLEY MACLAINE
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 9-10 :: AN EVENING OF RODGERS & HART WITH
THE JOHN PIZZARELLI QUARTET AND CONDUCTOR
BOB LAPPIN
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 11 :: FRANKIE VALLI & THE FOUR SEASONS
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 12 :: ABBA THE CONCERT
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 13 :: PEKING ACROBATS
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 14 :: DMITRY KOUZOV ON CELLO AND TAO LIN
ON PIANO
Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Playhouse
FEB. 14 :: DUDU FISHER
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 15 :: ARTSMART LECTURE: A SALUTE TO THE
GREATEST RUSSIAN FOLKLORE DANCE AND MUSIC
The Picower Foundation Arts Education Center
FEB. 15 :: DANIEL O’DONNELL
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 16 :: TANGO INFERNO
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 17 :: ARTSMART LECTURE: THEATRE OF
THE ABSURD
The Picower Foundation Arts Education Center
FEB. 17 :: THE TEMPTATIONS & THE FOUR TOPS
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 18 :: NEW WORLD SYMPHONY
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 18 :: TIM CONWAY & FRIENDS WITH SPECIAL
GUEST STARS CHUCK MCCANN & LOUISE DUART
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 19 :: MICHAEL FEINSTEIN: SINATRA AND FRIENDS
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FEB. 20 :: ISRAEL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA WITH
CONDUCTOR ZUBIN MEHTA
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 24 :: WORLD PREMIERE SCREENING:
STEVEN CARAS: SEE THEM DANCE
Persson Hall Cabaret
FEB. 25-28 :: PALM BEACH OPERA PRESENTS COSÌ FAN
TUTTE BY WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
FEB. 26-27 :: A TEMPLE OF DREAMS: A CELEBRATION
OF THEATRE
Persson Hall Cabaret
THE SOCIETY OF THE FOUR ARTS ____________________
561/655-7226 :: www.fourarts.org
FEB. 1-2 AND 15-16 :: BOOK DISCUSSION GROUPS
Book discussion groups are held each month. This month:
Let the Great World Spin by Colum McCann and THEM: A
Memoir of Parents by Francine du Plessix Gray
FEB. 4 :: FRIDAY FILMS: SÉRAPHINE
Shows at 2:30 p.m., 5:15 p.m., and 8 p.m.
FEB. 5 :: ILLUSTRATED LECTURE WITH LINDA S.
FERBER, PH.D., SENIOR ART HISTORIAN
FEB. 6 :: SUNDAY FILM SERIES: THE HUDSON RIVER
AND ITS PAINTERS
Show starts at 2:30 p.m.
FEB. 11 :: FRIDAY FILMS: THE GHOST WRITER
Shows at 2:30 p.m., 5:15 p.m., and 8 p.m.
FEB. 12 :: THE METROPOLITAN OPERA: LIVE IN HD
PRESENTS ADAMS: NIXON IN CHINA
Acclaimed director Peter Sellars makes his Met debut with
this groundbreaking 1987 work, an exploration of the
human truths beyond the headlines surrounding President
Nixon’s 1972 encounter with Communist China. Baritone
James Maddalena stars in the title role.
FEB. 13 :: KEYBOARD CONVERSATIONS® WITH
JEFFREY SIEGEL: THE ROMANTIC WORLD OF ROBERT
SCHUMAN: FANTASIES FORBIDDEN AND FULFILLED
Part concert, part commentary, Jeffrey Siegel’s inspiring
sights entangle with glorious sound.
FEB. 16 :: EVENING CONCERTS: CAPE TOWN
PHILHARMONIC WITH CONDUCTOR MARTIN
PANTELEEV AND VIOLIN SOLOIST PHILIPPE QUINT
FEB. 18 :: FRIDAY FILMS: BRIGHT STAR
Shows at 2:30 p.m., 5:15 p.m., and 8 p.m.
FEB. 20 :: SUNDAY CONCERT SERIES: COREY
CEROVSEK, VIOLIN, AND PAAVALI JUMPPANEN, PIANO
FEB. 25 :: FRIDAY FILMS: COCO BEFORE CHANEL
Shows at 2:30 p.m., 5:15 p.m., and 8 p.m.
FEB. 26 :: THE METROPOLITAN OPERA: LIVE IN HD
PRESENTS GLUCK: IPHIGÉNIE EN TAURIDE
Susan Graham and Plácido Domingo reprise their starring
roles in Gluck’s nuanced and elegant interpretation of this
primal Greek myth. Tenor Paul Groves also returns and
Patrick Summers conducts.
FEB. 27 :: SUNDAY CONCERT SERIES: CUARTETO
CASALS WITH GUEST PIANIST ANDREAS KLEIN
MARCH2011
ALEXANDER W. DREYFOOS SCHOOL OF THE ARTS____
561/802-6000 :: www.awdsoa.org
MARCH 3-6 AND 10-13 :: HAIRSPRAY
MARCH 19 :: CHAMBER CONCERT
MARCH 28 :: POPS CONCERT
MARCH 31-APRIL 1 :: DANCING CONCERT
ANN NORTON SCULPTURE GARDENS ________________
561/832-5328 :: www.ansg.org
MARCH 2-APRIL 2 :: INSIDE OUT: GALLERY AND
GARDEN INSTALLATIONS BY SUSAN P. COCHRAN
AND FRANK RUGGLES
MARCH 2 :: A THOUSAND DAYS IN OUR NATIONAL PARKS
A lecture by photographer Frank Ruggles on his journey as
a photographer for our national parks system.
MARCH 6 :: SUNDAY IN THE GARDENS WITH LILLY
A wonderful outdoor brunch featuring the fashions of
Lilly Pulitzer presented by C. Orrico’s of Palm Beach.
CAFÉ BOULUD ____________________________________
561/655-6060 :: www.danielnyc.com
MARCH 7 :: CULTURE & COCKTAILS: PRIVATE
TREASURES: A CONVERSATION WITH COLLECTORS
OF CONTEMPORARY ART
The Palm Beach County Cultural Council continues the sixth
season of Culture & Cocktails moderated by Cheryl Brutvan,
Curator of Contemporary Art at the Norton Museum of Art.
FLORIDA STAGE ____________________________________
561/585-3433 :: www.floridastage.org
MARCH 2-APRIL 3 :: GHOST-WRITER
A ghost story of literary proportions from award-winning
author Michael Hollinger.
MARCH 28 :: YOUNG PLAYWRIGHTS FESTIVAL
Students from grades K-12 submit original plays for a
chance to win prizes, become published authors and watch
professional actors bring their stories to life.
HENRY MORRISON FLAGLER MUSEUM ______________
561/655-2833 :: www.flaglermuseum.us
MARCH 3 :: MOVIE IN THE GRAND BALLROOM
Joseph Urban’s spectacular set design can be seen during a
special screening of the 1923 classic Little Old New York
staring Marion Davies.
JOHNSON HISTORY MUSEUM AND HISTORICAL
SOCIETY OF PALM BEACH __________________________
561/832-4164 :: www.historicalsocietypbc.org
MARCH 5 :: 16TH EVENING ON ANTIQUE ROW
Enjoy the best of Palm Beach County restaurants and
beverage providers while browsing the shops of the
world-renowned West Palm Beach Art & Design District.
NORTON MUSEUM OF ART ________________________
561/832-5196 :: www.norton.org
MARCH 2, 9, 16 AND 23 :: A CLOSER LOOK AT
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN ART
This series of four talks, led by Glenn Tomlinson and Crissy
Carter, explores the art of this ancient civilization in relation
to our evolving understanding about Egypt.
MARCH 5 :: A NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: 40 WINKS
WITH THE SPHINX
The Norton Museum’s first ever sleepover invites guests to an
overnight “expedition” in the museum with activities geared
to take intrepid explorers on a journey through time.
MARCH 10 :: ART AFTER DARK: MUMMY MADNESS
Traditional dances and the music of Egypt, a treasure hunt
and an exhibit tour are just a few activities of the night.
MARCH 19-JUNE 19 :: FROM A TO Z: GREAT
PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE NORTON COLLECTION
An alphabetically arranged selection of photographs based
on the first letter of the artist’s last name chosen from nearly
3,000 photographs of the museum’s collection.
MARCH 26-JULY 17 :: ETERNAL CHINA: TALES FROM
THE CRYPT
Complementing the Egyptian treasures exhibit, the Norton
highlights artwork from another great ancient culture, China.
PALM BEACH COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER ________
561/366-3000 :: www.pbconventioncenter.com
MARCH 4-6 :: PALM BEACH FINE CRAFT SHOW
The 8th annual Palm Beach Fine Craft Show displays more
than 100 of the nation’s most distinguished craft artists with
works in ceramics, glass, wearable art and more.
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PALM BEACH DRAMAWORKS ______________________
561/514-4042 :: www.palmbeachdramaworks.org
MARCH 28-29 :: RADIO GOLF
A staged reading of one of August Wilson’s most important
plays, as well as a discussion.
PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW__________
954/764-7642 :: www.showmanagement.com
MARCH 24-27 :: This annual event features more than
$350 million worth of boats, yachts and accessories from
the world’s leading marine manufacturers at various
locations throughout Palm Beach.
PALM BEACH OPERA ______________________________
561/833-7888 :: www.pbopera.org
MARCH 25-28 :: TOSCA BY GIACOMO PUCCINI
PRESERVATION FOUNDATION OF PALM BEACH ______
561/832-0731 :: www.palmbeachpreservation.org
MARCH 11 :: MUSICALE: SAMMY WEBER, VIOLINIST,
IN PAN’S GARDEN
ROYAL ROOM CABARET @ THE COLONY PALM BEACH __
561/659-8100 :: www.thecolonypalmbeach.com
MARCH 1-5, 8-12, 15-19, AND 22-26 :: STEVE TYRELL
MARCH 29-31, AND APRIL 1-2 AND 5-9 ::
CHRISTINE EBERSOLE & JOHN ODDO
THE INTERNATIONAL POLO CLUB PALM BEACH ______
561/204-5687 :: www.internationalpoloclub.com
MARCH 17-APRIL 17 :: U.S. OPEN
MARCH 23-APRIL 3 :: PRESIDENT’S CUP QUALIFIER
THE RAYMOND F. KRAVIS CENTER FOR THE
PERFORMING ARTS ________________________________
561/832-7469 :: www.kravis.org
MARCH 1 :: THAT MANCINI MAGIC: THE TIMELESS
MUSIC OF HENRY MANCINI WITH MAC FRAMPTON,
CECIL WELCH AND THE MOON RIVER ORCHESTRA
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 1 :: ITZHAK PERLMAN, VIOLIN, AND ROHAN
DE SILVA, PIANO
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 2 :: SPRING AWAKENING
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 4-6 :: MIAMI CITY BALLET PRESENTS
PROGRAM III
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 6 :: JACKIE MASON
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 8-13 :: WEST SIDE STORY
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 14-15 :: SUPERSTAR CLINT HOLMES:
CELEBRATING THE GREAT SAMMY DAVIS, JR. WITH
BOB LAPPIN AS CONDUCTOR
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 16 :: RHYTHM OF THE DANCE: THE NATIONAL
DANCE COMPANY OF IRELAND
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 16 :: SIR JAMES GALWAY WITH LADY JEANNE
GALWAY ON FLUTE AND MICHAEL MCHALE ON PIANO
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 17 :: CHRIS BOTTI
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 19 :: NATALIE COLE
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 20 :: THE BOSTON POPS ESPLANADE
ORCHESTRA WITH CONDUCTOR KEITH LOCKHART
AND SOLOISTS JASON DANIELEY AND KELLI O’HARA
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 25-26 :: PEPPINO D’AGOSTINO
Persson Hall Cabaret
MARCH 25-28 :: PALM BEACH OPERA PRESENTS
TOSCA BY GIACOMO PUCCINI
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 28 :: ARTSMART LUNCH & LEARN: ABOUT
FACE: ADRIEN ARPEL ON WHY BEAUTY IS AGELESS
The Weiner Banquet Center
MARCH 29 :: ANDRÉ WATTS, PIANO
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 29 :: AFRICAN-AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL:
AMOS ‘N’ ANDY SHOW
Helen K. Persson Rehearsal Hall
MARCH 29, AND APRIL 5 AND 12 :: ARTSMART FILM
OFFERINGS: AFRICAN-AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL
Helen K. Persson Rehearsal Hall
MARCH 29 :: KATHY GRIFFIN
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
MARCH 30 :: ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK
Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall
THE SOCIETY OF THE FOUR ARTS __________________
561/655-7226 :: www.fourarts.org
MARCH 1-2 AND 15-16 :: BOOK DISCUSSION GROUPS
This month: The Man Who Never Was: World War II’s
Counter-Intelligence Operation by Ewen Montagu and The
Spy Who Came in From the Cold by John Le Carre.
MARCH 2 :: EVENING CONCERTS: VLADIMIR FELTSMAN
MARCH 4 :: FRIDAY FILMS: THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE
Shows at 2:30 p.m., 5:15 p.m., and 8 p.m.
MARCH 5 :: GALLERY TALK WITH RICHARD FRANK
MARCH 9 :: EVENING CONCERTS: DANÚ
MARCH 11 :: FRIDAY FILMS: GREY GARDENS
Shows at 2:30 p.m., 5:15 p.m., and 8 p.m.
MARCH 12 :: THE METROPOLITAN OPERA: LIVE IN HD
PRESENTS MUSSORGSKY: BORIS GODUNOV
René Pape takes on the bass role and Valery Gergiev
conducts in a production by renowned director Peter Stein.
MARCH 13 :: SUNDAY CONCERT SERIES: ST.
LAWRENCE STRING QUARTET
MARCH 18 :: FRIDAY FILMS: VALENTIN
Shows at 2:30 p.m., 5:15 p.m., and 8 p.m.
MARCH 19 :: THE METROPOLITAN OPERA: LIVE IN HD
PRESENTS DONIZETTI: LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
In Mary Zimmerman’s hit production, Natalie Dessay returns
to the role of the innocent young woman driven to madness,
opposite Joseph Calleja, who sings as her lover Edgardo.
MARCH 20 :: SUNDAY CONCERT SERIES: CONCERTANTE
MARCH 23 :: EVENING CONCERTS:
RICHARD STOLTZMAN, CLARINET, & THE UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH FLORIDA JAZZ ENSEMBLE
MARCH 25 :: FRIDAY FILMS: THE SECRET IN THEIR EYES
Shows at 2:30 p.m., 5:15 p.m., and 8 p.m.
MARCH 27 :: KEYBOARD CONVERSATIONS® WITH
JEFFREY SIEGEL: PARIS, 1911 — A CENTURY CELEBRATION
Part concert, part commentary, Jeffrey Siegel’s inspiring
sights entangle with glorious sound.
MARCH 30 :: EVENING CONCERTS: TANGO
BUENOS AIRES: FIRE AND PASSION
WORTH AVENUE __________________________________
561/659-6909 :: www.worth-avenue.com
MARCH 12-13 :: PET PARADE
The Worth Avenue Association presents its annual Pet Contest,
where pets walk the runway of the Gucci Courtyard. i
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III FORKS :: 561/630-3660
4645 PGA Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens
Offering a sophisticated club-like ambiance, III Forks is a
contemporary evolution of the classic steakhouse.
264 THE GRILL :: 561/833-6444
264 S. County Road, Palm Beach
Located in a landmark Addison Mizner-designed building,
The Grill offers a tantalizing selection of American fare.
ATLANTIC BAR & GRILL :: 561/582-2800
Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach
2800 S. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach
This casual patio setting overlooking the Atlantic Ocean
serves tropical drinks and traditional poolside favorites
for both lunch and dinner.
BICE RISTORANTE :: 561/835-1600
313 1/2 Worth Ave., Palm Beach
Though a chain with over 26 locations worldwide, Bice
patrons can expect an authentic and intimate atmosphere
with Northern Italian cuisine, including homemade pasta
and veal osso buco served indoors or al fresco.
� BREEZE :: 561/533-6000
The Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach
100 S. Ocean Blvd., Manalapan
The only oceanfront burger bar in the Palm Beaches
features gourmet burgers, seaside salads, tempting light
bites and cocktails.
BUCCAN :: 561/833-3450
350 S. County Road, Palm Beach
Chef Clay Conley offers global cuisine with a changing
array of small plates, many from the wood-fire grill.
PALM BEACH DINING
CAFÉ 1451 :: 561/832-5196
Norton Museum of Art
1451 S. Olive Ave., West Palm Beach
This quality eatery presents full-service dining in the
museum’s light-filled West Courtyard.
� CAFÉ BOULUD :: 561/655-6060
The Brazilian Court
301 Australian Ave., Palm Beach
World-renowned Chef Daniel Boulud creates a warm and
inviting French-American venue with classic French fare,
local ingredients, vegetarian selections and world dishes.
CAFÉ CELLINI :: 561/588-1871
2505 S. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach
Snow-white walls, crisp white linens and a colorful array
of fresh flowers set an air of elegance at this legendary
restaurant that serves pasta, steak or seafood options,
including its popular bouillabaisse and osso buco.
CAFÉ DELAMAR :: 561/659-3174
326 Peruvian Ave., Via de Mario, Palm Beach
This comfortable café offers sandwiches, salads,
cappuccino and more.
CAFÉ DES BEAUX-ARTS :: 561/655-2833
The Henry Morrison Flagler Museum
One Whitehall Way, Palm Beach
Open November through April, this charming café
presents a fixed-menu, Gilded Age-style lunch and tea
with sandwiches, scones and desserts prepared daily.
CAFÉ L’EUROPE :: 561/655-4020
331 S. County Road, Palm Beach
A tradition in Palm Beach for fine dining and excellent
service, Cafe L’Europe offers a supreme selection of caviar,
as well as duck, veal and organic free-range chicken.
CAFFÉ MILANO :: 561/653-9111
375 S. County Road, Palm Beach
Caffé Milano offers a Euro-chic experience with customized
menus and impeccable service that is reminiscent of a
Monaco eatery.
CHAMPS ELYSEES BAKERY :: 561/833-1949
229 Sunrise Ave., Palm Beach
Quick and inexpensive, this small bakery offers daily
lunch specials, breads, pastries and desserts, as well as
light breakfast items.
CHARLEY’S CRAB :: 561/659-1500
456 S. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach
Waterfront views can be seen at this popular eatery,
where fresh seafood and other mouthwatering creations
combine with excellent service.
CHEZ JEAN-PIERRE BISTRO :: 561/833-1171
132 N. County Road, Palm Beach
Chef Jean-Pierre Leverrier’s namesake restaurant combines
French charm and American hospitality with food inspired
by France.
COCO PALM BEACH :: 561/832-3734
290 Sunset Ave., Palm Beach
East meets West in a seductive mix of Pan Asian favorites
modernized with a Palm Beach twist.
CUCINA DELL ARTE :: 561/655-0770
257 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach
Talk loud, eat well and laugh often is the mantra at this
trattoria-style locale that serves contemporary Italian and
Mediterranean cuisine indoors or outside on the sidewalk.
Late-night dancing is also offered.
� ECHO :: 561/802-4222
230A Sunrise Ave., Palm Beach
The flavors of China, Thailand, Japan and Vietnam come
alive at this Asian-inspired bistro, which features a
theater-style sushi bar and stylish accents that include
stainless-steel chopsticks.
SIDE DISH
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GREEN’S PHARMACY :: 561/832-0304
151 N. County Road, Palm Beach
This neighborhood pharmacy offers breakfast and lunch
served coffee-shop style with breakfast specials, burgers and
sandwiches, as well as ice-cream sodas and milkshakes.
HAMBURGER HEAVEN :: 561/655-5277
314 S. County Road, Palm Beach
A favorite with locals since 1945, Hamburger Heaven
boasts some of the best burgers on the island.
Americana is served among a renowned selection of
burgers with all the fixings, as well as sandwiches, salads
and homemade pies in a quintessential diner experience.
� L’ESCALIER :: 561/659-8480
The Breakers
One S. County Road, Palm Beach
An exquisite menu of French favorites, including
Wild Burgundy Escargot and Tsar Nicoulai Osetra
Caviar, mixes with cheese, champagne and over
1,600 vintage wines.
MICHAEL R. MCCARTY’S :: 561/659-1899
50 Cocoanut Row, Palm Beach
With a British Colonial decor, outdoor dining and a
private club room, this namesake restaurant offers a
variety of home-cooked fare from lunch’s light soufflés
to dinner’s New Zealand rack of lamb.
MICHELLE BERNSTEIN’S AT THE OMPHOY
561/540-6440
The Omphoy Ocean Resort
2842 S. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach
Featuring the dining creations of award-winning
Chef Michelle Bernstein, the namesake restaurant offers
guests a chic experience with world-class dishes and an
outstanding selection of wines set against a sweeping
view of the Atlantic Ocean.
� MORTON’S THE STEAKHOUSE :: 561/835-9664
777 S. Flagler Dr., West Palm Beach
Convenient to the Kravis Center, Worth Avenue and more,
Morton’s serves only the finest quality foods, including
USDA prime-aged beef, fresh fish and seafood, hand-
picked produce, delicious appetizers and elegant desserts.
NICK & JOHNNIE’S :: 561/655-3319
207 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach
Guests enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner at this patio bar
and grill, where comfort food with a twist, including
Mac and Cheese with truffles and crispy panko, and
Wagyu short rib sliders, are served in a relaxing atmosphere.
PALM BEACH GRILL :: 561/835-1077
340 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach
Fresh fish, including cedar plank-roasted salmon and an
ahi tuna burger, mix with slow-roasted ribs and rotisserie
chicken for a casual yet sophisticated restaurant that
offers an extensive wine list.
� PALM COURT :: 561/655-5430
The Colony
155 Hammon Ave., Palm Beach
An extension of the popular Polo Steakhouse, the new
Palm Court conveys a relaxed, airy environment outdoors.
PASTRY HEAVEN :: 561/655-0610
375 S. County Road, Palm Beach
This bakery prepares an array of breads and desserts, as
well as espresso and cappuccino, and daily homemade
specials including soups and deli sandwiches.
PIZZA AL FRESCO :: 561/832-0032
14 Via Mizner, Worth Ave., Palm Beach
One of the best places in Palm Beach for outdoor seating,
Pizza Al Fresco offers fresh Italian cuisine in a casual
pet-friendly setting.
RENATO’S :: 561/655-9752
87 Via Mizner, Worth Ave., Palm Beach
An Old World European élan creates a backdrop for classic
Italian dishes with an innovative twist.
SANDWICHES BY THE SEA :: 561/655-7911
363 S. County Road, Palm Beach
Tucked away on the Island, visitors can indulge on soups,
sandwiches and salads that can be ordered in advance.
� TA-BOÓ :: 561/835-3500
221 Worth Ave., Palm Beach
Since 1941, this staple of Worth Avenue has delighted
guests with American fare and a relaxing ambiance
reminiscent of the British West Indies.
TEMPLE ORANGE :: 561/540-4924
The Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach
100 S. Ocean Blvd., Manalapan
Relax in the calming atmosphere of Temple Orange, where
the simple flavors of Mediterranean cuisine, including
pasta, seafood and flatbreads, combine with a light and
airy oceanfront location.
TESTA’S PALM BEACH :: 561/832-0992
221 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach
Since 1921, Testa’s has remained one of the top eateries in
Palm Beach for its high-quality dining and friendly service.
THE BEACH CLUB AT THE BREAKERS :: 888/273-2537
The Breakers
One S. County Road, Palm Beach
Mediterranean sophistication meets casual Atlantic chic at
The Breakers’ Beach Club, where delectable dishes are
served to hotel guests and club members amongst views
of the pool and ocean.�
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� THE CIRCLE :: 888/273-2537
The Breakers
One S. County Road, Palm Beach
The Breakers’ renowned Sunday
brunch is served in comfortable
elegance with an extensive buffet
or a la carte menu and breathtaking
ocean views.
THE FLAGLER STEAKHOUSE :: 888/273-2537
The Breakers
One S. County Road, Palm Beach
With panoramic views of The Breakers’ Ocean Course, this
steakhouse is the premier choice for Palm Beachers looking
for hand-cut, aged prime steaks or specialties from the surf.
� THE ITALIAN RESTAURANT
888/273-2537
The Breakers
One S. County Road, Palm Beach
Enjoy the home-style cooking
of wood-oven pizza, antipasto
and more in a warm and
relaxed atmosphere.
THE LEOPARD LOUNGE RESTAURANT & BAR
561/659-5800
The Chesterfield, Palm Beach
363 Cocoanut Row, Palm Beach
One of the hottest spots in Palm Beach, The Leopard Lounge
offers an eclectic range of English, American and international
dishes. An array of entertainment can be seen in the lounge.
� THE OCEAN BISTRO :: 561/582-2800
Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach
2800 S. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach
A seasonally changing menu made up of fresh, local
ingredients provokes imaginative cuisine at this casual
American bistro overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
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THE OCEAN GRILL :: 888/273-2537
The Breakers
One S. County Road, Palm Beach
The Breakers’ newest restaurant features casual luncheon
fare and refreshments with views of the panoramic
Ocean Golf Course.
THE PALM BEACH STEAKHOUSE :: 561/671-4333
191 Bradley Place, Palm Beach
An old-fashioned gentleman’s club decor sets the stage
for prime beef and fresh seafood by Executive Chef
Andreas Kotsifos.
THE PALMWAY :: 561/833-9400
288 S. County Road, Palm Beach
At the Palmway, which serves some of the finest in
European and American cuisine, the ambiance is
sophisticated and the food is an art.
THE POLO STEAKHOUSE :: 561/655-5430
The Colony
155 Hammon Ave., Palm Beach
Alfresco dining and tableside cooking make this a unique
steakhouse restaurant, where prime beef and ribs are
aged in-house, and music and dancing can be found late
night at the bar.
THE RESTAURANT AT FOUR SEASONS RESORT
561/582-2800
Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach
2800 S. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach
This elegant, signature restaurant of the Four Seasons
Resort offers an award-winning seasonal menu, specially
created by the chef.
� THE SEAFOOD BAR
888/273-2537
The Breakers
One S. County Road, Palm Beach
Fresh seasonal seafood, including
a variety of fish, oysters,
lobsters and chowders, is
served in an Old Florida-
inspired dining room or at one
of the aquarium bar counters.
THE TAPESTRY BAR :: 888/273-2537
The Breakers
One S. County Road, Palm Beach
Savor cocktails, caviar and light fare amongst an elegant,
centuries-old setting.
TIDES BAR & GRILL :: 561/582-5631
Palm Beach Oceanfront Inn
3550 S. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach
Tides Bar & Grille, where there is always cocktail music
and upbeat entertainment, proudly boasts being one of
the closest restaurants to the ocean in South Florida.
Set against a relaxed and inviting ambiance, menu items
reflect the region with selections that include surf and
turf, lobster ravioli and fresh mahi mahi.
TOP OF THE POINT :: 561/832-2424
Phillips Point Club by The Breakers
777 S. Flagler Dr., Club Level, West Palm Beach
Top of the Point takes you to the highest level of taste and
style with irresistible dining, from prime steaks to sushi or
fresh seafood, amidst a polished setting of rich, warm tones.
TOOJAY’S GOURMET DELI :: 561/659-7232
313 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach
Famous for its New York-style delicatessen, TooJay’s offers
everything from overstuffed deli sandwiches to traditional
soups, salmon and whitefish, potato pancakes and more.
TOWER RESTAURANT :: 561/659-3241
44 Cocoanut Row, Palm Beach
Serving continental American cuisine, the
Tower Restaurant is well-known for its 12-ounce
veal chop, Florida pompano, chicken pot pie and,
for lunch, Tina’s apple pancake.
TREVINI RISTORANTE :: 561/833-3883
150 Worth Ave., #234, Palm Beach
Trevini’s chef and co-owner Claudio Trevisan introduces
native favorites from his hometown of Stresa, Italy.
SOLU :: 561/340-1795
Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort & Spa
3800 N. Ocean Drive, Singer Island-Palm Beach
From the Latin word Sol, meaning sun, Solu is
Singer Island’s premier oceanfront restaurant. A unique
dining gem featuring upscale casual dining with dramatic
vistas of the Atlantic Ocean, the restaurant serves seasonal
seafood dishes, Angus steaks and chops, and decadent
desserts in a casual yet refined and elegant space.
VICTOR’S CAFE :: 561/514-4959
240 Worth Ave., Palm Beach
Napoli meets Florida at this charming cafe, where
international fare, such as soups, sandwiches and gelato,
is served in a picturesque courtyard setting.
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Woof Gang Bakery is a leader in the pet industry and a
one-stop shop for superior pet necessities as well as stylish
accessories, all competitively priced.
It is our passion to provide wholesome, quality products
that enhance the well-being, health and happiness of
beloved pets.
Our gourmet dog treats are delicious, delightful and sure
to please the palate of your canine companions! With your
pet in mind, we take pride in baking flavorful, healthy,
hand-made dog treats using only the finest natural, human-
grade ingredients, and no added salt, sugar or preservatives.
We offer the very best in pet care products, including a wide selection of premium dog and cat foods suited to
your pet’s needs. Organic foods, treats and natural supplements are available.
We also carry a unique collection of stylish boutique items, collars, leads, apparel, toys, bowls, feeders and
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Experience our treats to drool over and other good dog delights. There’s no better way to treat your best friend!
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SPOTLIGHT ON
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SPACE TO GROW
Cedric Du Pont opened his first store, Cedric Du Pont Antiques, on Palm Beach’s Cocoanut Row in 1996 and another in
Southampton, N.Y., a short time later. “I had one gallery in Southampton and one in Palm Beach, and I realized that often
a client was at one location looking for a piece that was in the other,” he says. “So, I decided to close both and open a
larger one in West Palm Beach. And, after being at the same location for 10 years, I have once again outgrown my space
and am excited to bring my entire collection under one roof.”
From acquiring a new piece to restoring one from his clients’ own collections, Du Pont’s years of experience, vast knowledge
and team of highly skilled, European craftsmen enable him to meet the individual needs of his clientele — which include
such names as Rod Stewart, Donald Trump and Céline Dion. And it is Du Pont’s excellent skill of finding just the right piece
that has led to one of the most impressive collections of 18th and 19th-century antique furniture and accessories from
France, Italy and throughout Europe, and has him outgrowing his current space in West Palm Beach, Fla., and opening a
new, 20,000-square-foot gallery on Antique Row.
From the marble and antique parquet floors, to the custom-made crown molding and stone walls, every detail of the
new, two-story gallery, which is set to open January 2011, was designed from Du Pont’s own vision, and will feature a grand
chateau feel that will convey the renowned antiquity dealer’s French heritage and style — enabling his beautiful and
storied pieces to have the proper setting. For more information, call 561/835-1319 or visit www.cedricdupontantiques.com. i
Renowned Palm Beach antiquities dealer Cedric Du Pontexpands to open a new gallery in the heart of Antique Row.
TEXT BY KELLIE GREEN PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY BY RODNEY PAAVOLAPORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY BY NORA SEVAKIAN
LEFT: Antiquities dealer Cedric Du Pont,
below, finds beautiful and rare objets
d’art, such as this French, 18th-century
Louis XV period desk, signed “Bernard
Ebiniste” and highly decorated with
ormolu mounts throughout, as well as
the original leather top.
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