Julie Landry Laviolette
Contributing Writer at Miami Herald
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Freelance journalist. Traveler. Beach bum. Crawfish lover. New Orleans girl. @MiamiHerald and @VISITFLORIDA contributor.
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Dec 23, 2024 |
artscalendar.com | Julie Landry Laviolette |Gregory Carannante |Erik Petersen |Jan Engoren
The governor was not interested in hearing how many jobs the entertainment industry provided. When it came to social issues and sinners, he was always up for a fight and here, he saw nothing but sinners. The year, of course, was 1917. The governor in question was Alabama-born Baptist preacher turned politician Sidney Catts. Neither Democrat nor Republican, he ran on the Prohibition Party ticket, looking to rid Florida of alcohol and sin.
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Dec 3, 2024 |
artscalendar.com | Megan Fitzgerald |Madelaine Boyer |Sharon Geltner |Julie Landry Laviolette
South Florida Pride Youth Band Season 14 presented by FLoatarama – high school students from the tri-county area will join forces with members of the South Florida Pride Concert Band, the bridge-building power of music in our community. South Florida Pride Youth Band Season 14 presented by FLoatarama - high school students from the tri-county area will join forces with members of the South Florida Pride Concert Band, the bridge-building power of music in our community.
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Oct 16, 2024 |
artscalendar.com | Julie Landry Laviolette
It’s a tender weaving of Roxana Barba’s Peruvian roots and the post-human world of the future, fusing contemporary dance and technology to create a 50-minute performance titled “In my center, a cyborg seed.”The work will be performed at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 18 and Saturday, Oct. 19 at MAD Arts, an immersive art museum in Dania Beach. Miami-based Barba says her inspiration came from two sources – her Peruvian ancestry and the philosophical question of what comes after the human race?
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Sep 4, 2024 |
artscalendar.com | Julie Landry Laviolette
Artists, writers, creative types – or anyone seeking a dose of inspiration – gather at CreativeZen, a free monthly gathering at Nova Southeastern University’s Alvin Sherman Library in Davie. The event is part TED talk, with a speaker sharing their artistic or inspirational journey; part motivational, with a five-minute guided meditation; and part community building, with a chance to mingle and network with other guests. And there’s free breakfast nibbles and coffee, to boot.
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Sep 3, 2024 |
artscalendar.com | Julie Landry Laviolette
As the first poet laureate in Coconut Creek — or, for now, any municipality in Broward County — Laura McDermott Matheric has volunteered to use her art form to connect with the community and help others express their feelings. It’s not only about sharing her words, says Matheric, but what she can teach others. “The role of the poet is not to just pontificate.
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