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The Northern Palm Beach Chapter

Of The American Business Women’s Association Hosts

24th Annual Fashion Show And Luncheon

The Northern Palm Beach Chapter of the American Fashion Coordinator Rose Meyerowich will be presenting residents who have shown an outstanding example in the field
Business Women’s Association will host its 24th annual spring and resort fashions from local area boutiques. of education.
fashion show and luncheon on Saturday, March 21 from 11 The proceeds of the event will help to support education, The mission of the American Business Women’s
a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Embassy Suites Hotel, Palm Beach professional development and scholarships. Come to enjoy Association is to bring together businesswomen of diverse
Gardens, Fla. Cost is $45 before March 15 or $50 from March spectacular fashions, a delightful luncheon and a chance to win occupations and to provide opportunities for them to help
16 through day of the event. Tickets are available to purchase some of the door prizes kindly donated by businesses in the themselves and others grow personally and professionally
via credit card. To purchase tickets utilizing Paypal, the link area. Raffle tickets will be available for purchase for fabulous through leadership, education, networking support and
is abwa.npb@gmail.com. If you don’t have a Paypal account, items such as hotel stays, restaurant gift certificates, a set of national recognition.
the link is paypal.me/abwanorthernpalmbch. The Embassy four tires, a 50/50 raffle, gift baskets and more. For tickets or For more information on the American Business Women’s
Suites Hotel is located at 4350 PGA Boulevard, Palm Beach more information, contact Loretta Remy at (561) 317-3227. Association, feel free to contact Chapter President Loretta
Gardens, FL 33410. For directions to the hotel, contact the We will present our sixth annual Woman of Excellence Remy at (561) 317-3227 (or Loretta.spalady@gmail.com).
Embassy Suites at (561) 622-1000. Award. The distinction will be made from Palm Beach County Website: https://northernpalmbeach.abwa.org/
Rex Recommends

By Rex Hearn Michael Chioldi as Onegin, Dmitry Korchak as Lensky and company presents Don Quixote at the Kravis Center from
After the auspicious Svetlana Aksenova, the lovely Tatiana whose famous letter Friday, March 20 to Sunday, March 22. Choreography is by
opening of Palm Beach song is among the most gripping and beautiful ever written Petipa and music is by Minkus; this beloved classic is a vibrant
Opera’s Turandot to sold- for the soprano voice. The dual scene is heart stopping. The kaleidoscopic delight, full of castanets clicking, ruffled skirts
out seats there’s much to music is lush using the full strength of the orchestra in the pit swirling, toreadors strutting, street dancers cavorting, gypsies,
look forward to with their throughout. The production is conducted by Christian Knapp flower girls and dear old Don Quixote tilting at windmills with
production of Eugene Onegin and directed by Tomer Zvulun. It is sung in Russian with his faithful friend Sancho Panza trying to restore order! “It’s
at the end of March. The English supertitles. This is a stunning opera experience. hard to tame the adventure that is Miami City Ballet’s Don
Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s Palm Beach Symphony, (561) 281-0145 Quixote” - Miami New Times. Do not miss it.
expansion plans are very On Thursday, March 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the Rosarian Kravis Center, (561) 832-7469
exciting taking them to a Academy Assembly Hall on Flagler Drive the symphony Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra visits Tuesday, March
whole new performance under conductor Gerard Schwarz has a three-work interesting 17 at 8 p.m. Led by Lahav Shani they will play the Bartok
level. And now that all Palm concert. First is Diamond’s Rounds followed by Creston’s Concerto for Orchestra and Brahms Piano Concerto No. 1
Beach Symphony concerts will be held in the Dreyfoos Hall, Concerto for Accordian and Orchestra with the young genius in D Minor with the very distinguished soloist, Emanuel Ax.
next year, it is fitting for they belong with the great visiting Hanzhi Wang, whom I had the pleasure of hearing last year. And on Sunday, March 22 our own New World Symphony
orchestras of the music world. She never once looks at her keyboard, her fingers move like plays Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade Fantasy using all
Palm Beach Opera, (561) 833-7888 greased lightning! Her technique is perfect. The program 87 young musicians under 25, conducted by Joshua Gersen.
Tchaikovsky’s deeply moving opera of love, rejection and ends with the lovely Italian Symphony No. 4, The Italian by On Monday, April 6 at 8 p.m. Cameron Carpenter plays the
reversal of fortune Eugene Onegin has performances on Friday, Mendelssohn. George W. Mergens Memorial Organ, the gift to the center
March 27 and Saturday, March 28 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Miami City Ballet, (305) 929-7001 from Alex Dreyfoos. Carpenter’s whirlwind tour of Europe
March 29 at 2 p.m. Not to be missed with great opera stars like World renowned without question! This exciting dance won accolades aplenty. Program soon to be announced.

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