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The next big artifact documenting South Florida’s past probably isn’t behind glass, it’s likely forgotten, collecting dust. Wherever it is, whatever it is, the team at Wolfson Archives wants to find it — preserving history while adding to it.
What started as a few friends swapping book recommendations has become one of South Florida’s most diverse social communities.
Before there’s honey on the shelf, there’s nonstop work inside the hive. In Broward County parks, thousands of bees are buzzing around the clock — and local beekeepers are working to protect them while giving the public a closer look inside the hive.
In Little Havana — every block has a backstory.
It’s a party with a purpose in the heart of Little Havana — with the goal of protecting and preserving the community.
It has quickly become one of the hottest tables in town. It’s the Mahjong movement and it’s drawing in young blood.
In a city full of people, this is where strangers actually meet.
A growing social scene is taking shape in Sunrise, where strategy is the sport and the chessboard is becoming a hub for connection.
In South Florida, fitness is getting a fresh focus — not on speed or strength, but sharpness and strategy.
Turns out, the universe has a fan club — and their happy hour happens light-years above us.
It’s a movement you can feel and a sound you can’t ignore.
When the world slowed down in 2020, people turned to their phones and spent more time scrolling. Between viral dance videos and step-by-step tutorials, an old-school routine found a whole new audience — and instructors say it helped grow the booming line dancing scene, connecting people in South Florida.
In a city that moves fast, these women move together.
In a city shaped by many voices, one choir is proving that diversity drives harmony.
Every practice moves them forward — rebuilding strength, restoring mobility, and proving that survival is just the beginning.
The D’Eri family wanted independence for their son and brother Andrew, who is almost 35 years old now — a sociable young man on the autism spectrum who is flourishing at his family's car wash business.
More people than ever before are trading cocktails for cardio — swapping the dance floor for the pavement and finding community at the “club.”