Featured Events in Davie in November, 2024(November Updated)

Welcome to the Fall Family Fit Fest! Get ready to enjoy a fun-filled day of fitness activities with your loved ones at Vista View Park. Join us on Sat, Nov 30, 2024 at 12:00 PM for a day of outdoor fun and exercise. From group workouts to family-friendly fitness challenges, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Don't miss out on this opportunity to bond with your family while staying active and healthy. $5 from every ticket sold will be donated to the National Alliance of Mental Illness. We'll have food, vendors, music, and a whole lot of fun games. We hope to see you there! Information Source: Build A Body Coaching Association | eventbrite

This is a two part workshop that will meet on Thursday November 14th + 21st (6-9pm both days). Participants will be asked to visit Copperline Plant Co. to claim their free plants! Join us for this fun-filled pottery class experience! Students will create a 4-5 inch pot by applying basic hand-building and glazing techniques and creating a one-of-a-kind ceramic pot. In partnership with Copperline Plant Co, participants will also receive a free plant from our friends at Copperline. The first session will focus on forming your clay and creating your pots. Artspace will fire the greenware during the week and have them ready for Session 2, at which point students will glaze their pieces. A final firing in the kiln will be required. Students will visit Copperline Plant Co. after retrieving their pot to claim their plant! Instructor: Mary Parker Are you an Artspace member? Email Danny Peña, Education Manager at dpena@artspacenc.org for your one-time promo code and receive your discount. Information Source: Artspace | eventbrite

Join us for an epic showdown between DC Power FC and Fort Lauderdale United FC at FTL UTD Stadium! Get ready for a thrilling match on Sat Nov 23 2024 starting at 19:30 at the iconic FTL UTD Stadium. This is a must-see event for all soccer fans! Come cheer on your favorite team and experience the excitement of live soccer in person. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness top-tier talent battle it out on the field. Grab your friends and family, and head over to FTL UTD Stadium for an unforgettable evening of soccer action. Get your tickets now and be a part of the excitement! Information Source: John Paddock | eventbrite

Empower Yourself at Mattix Academy: Women's BJJ Self-Defense Classes Join us at Mattix Academy for our Women's Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) Self-Defense Classes, where strength meets strategy in a supportive environment. Designed for women of all skill levels, these classes are perfect whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics of self-defense or an experienced martial artist aiming to refine your skills. Open to the Public:Our doors are open to women, members and non-members alike. While Mattix Academy members enjoy complimentary access as part of their membership benefits, we warmly welcome non-members for a nominal fee.Support a Cause:By participating in our classes, you're not just investing in your safety—you're also supporting a vital cause. All proceeds from non-member fees go directly to The Lioness Instincts, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women through personal defense, career development, and financial health programs.Class Information This class will be focused on stand up defense movements such as proper falling and standing up, understanding balance, exploring the pocket, and takedowns from various angles There are two options to purchase a ticket: Single Admission Ticket $35(2) Admission Tickets $50Due to space capacity, we are limiting to 16 individuals to provide best instructional assistance while drilling and performing the techniques. If tickets are sold out, check out the upcoming events page for future. Agenda: 8:45-9 am: Check-in, Sign Waive, Networking9 - 9:20 am: Warmups9:20-10:10am: Technique + Drilling10:10-10:30: (OPTIONAL) mats available for additional practicingWhat to bring? Comfortable workout clothesWaterKey points to know: Shoes are not worn on the mat. You will be barefoot.Water and poweraid available for purchase.A waive will be required for you to sign before getting on the mats.No shoes are allowed on the mats. When you enter, please place your shoes on the shoe racks in front of the mat.Carry your shoes with you if you use the restroom. To maintain clean mats, we ask all students to wear shoes while using the restroom, then take the shoes off to walk on the matsThe techniques we will teach will have you falling on the floor and taking you out of your comfort zones. We will have instructors on the mat to ease any discomfort.The Lioness Instincts On a mission to Empower women to protect themselves in our physical and digital world. About us: The Lioness Instincts is fiscally sponsored by The Hack Foundation (d.b.a. Hack Club), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. At The Lioness Instincts, we believe in creating a world where every woman has the opportunity to reclaim her strength, security, and independence. For package deals, privates, group class, or simply contact for questions, go to https://www.thelionessinstincts.com Please reach out to @thelionessinstincts on Instagram and via contact page at https://www.thelionessinstincts.com Information Source: The Lioness Instincts | eventbrite

The Parlour Magic Show: a hilarious and mystifying showcase of magic and variety! November 27th, 730pm at theShow Cellarin Vancouver's West End. Join host Rob Teszka as he presents an assortment of fantastic magicians and talented variety artists. Impossible feats of magic, juggling, mentalism, circus, sideshow, and more --you never know what you'll get in this surprising and entertaining show! The Parlour Show takes place in the Show Cellar, the intimate comedy entertainment venue hidden in Vancouver's West End! Arrive when doors open at 630 to enjoy table service right in the theatre, with drinks and appetizer specials from the full Park Pub menu. Information Source: Rob Teszka | eventbrite

Unity Rhythm is all about coming together through music and dance to celebrate our diversity and connection as a community. Unity Rhythm Experience the vibrant celebration of Pan-Africanism in Unity Rhythm. This electrifying performance delves into the spirit of unity, resilience, and liberation that defines Pan-Africanism, paying homage to the remarkable contributions of African peoples throughout history. Join us for an unforgettable journey filled with captivating rhythms, dynamic movements, and a powerful message of solidarity. This performance was honored with The Pinnacle Award at the Black Artistry Night on February 24, 2024, in recognition of its outstanding excellence. Audience Advisory: We advise that certain lighting effects, rapid changes in light intensity, or patterns of light may be used during the performance. Information Source: STAND Festival | eventbrite

Unity Rhythm Experience the vibrant celebration of Pan-Africanism in Unity Rhythm. This electrifying performance delves into the spirit of unity, resilience, and liberation that defines Pan-Africanism, paying homage to the remarkable contributions of African peoples throughout history. Join us for an unforgettable journey filled with captivating rhythms, dynamic movements, and a powerful message of solidarity. This performance was honored with The Pinnacle Award at the Black Artistry Night on February 24, 2024, in recognition of its outstanding excellence. Audience Advisory: We advise that certain lighting effects, rapid changes in light intensity, or patterns of light may be used during the performance. Information Source: STAND Festival | eventbrite

Join us and dive into the complexities of oil painting to refine your skills. Led by Artspace’s first HBCU Resident Jalen Jackson, this three hour workshop is designed for intermediate oil painters looking to improve their representation of skin tones in their artwork. Working with a live model, participants will get hands-on exposure and direction on the nuances of mixing colors to match desired skin tones. A fully fleshed out figurative painting will not be the final product. Rather, participants will leave with the technical know-how for achieving realistic skin tones and the confidence to explore it further beyond our workshop. Are you an Artspace member? Email Danny Peña, Education Manager at dpena@artspacenc.org for your one-time promo code and receive your discount. Information Source: Artspace | eventbrite

Join us at the Canadian Music Centre on Nov. 2nd with “piano virtuoso and avant-garde muse” Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa as she performs in recital, celebrating her recent CD, Known and Unknown: Solo piano works by Rodney Sharman. This is the first monograph recording to feature Sharman, described by Louis Andriessen as “the most distinguished Canadian composer of his generation.” The concert programme will include Sharman's elegant Opera Transcriptions and trademark works for speaking pianist, including an uncensored rendition of his notorious collaboration with playwright Peter Eliot Weiss, The Garden, described as a perfect combination of lust, innocence, tenderness, and yearning. Iwaasa performs Sharman in context with work by compositional colleagues Leslie Uyeda and Jocelyn Morlock. Download cards of Known and Unknown, released on Redshift Records, included in the ticket price. ABOUT THE ARTISTS Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa is among Canada’s foremost contemporary music pianists, hailed as a keyboard virtuoso and avant-garde muse (Georgia Straight) whose “emotional intensity” transforms music “from notes on a page to a stunning work of art” (Victoria Times Colonist). Iwaasa's reputation has drawn many notable Canadian composers to write for her, including Hildegard Westerkamp, Nicole Lizée, Farshid Samandari, Emily Doolittle, Jeffrey Ryan, Leslie Uyeda, Jordan Nobles, and the late Jocelyn Morlock. The Canadian League of Composers recently commissioned Cris Derksen to compose a piece for her, which was chosen as the Offcial Canadian Selection for ISCM World New Music Days 2023 in Johannesburg. Iwaasa has performed with the likes of Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Mark Takeshi McGregor, Judith Forst, Quatuor Bozzini, Heather Pawsey, Gabriel Kahane, Caroline Shaw, and Richard Reed Parry. Rachel’s interdisciplinary adventures include work with visual artists SD Holman, Nettie Wild, Tania Willard, and Camille Georgeson-Usher; playwright/director David Bloom; choreographers Idan Cohen, Jennifer Mascall and Tara Cheyenne Friedenberg; and multi-media provocateur Paul Wong. Iwaasa has performed in the Netherlands, Germany, US and across Canada, with engagements that include the ISCM World New Music Days, Muziekweek Gaudeamus, Music on Main, Vancouver New Music, Western Front, Vancouver Symphony, Victoria Symphony, Aventa Ensemble (Victoria), CONTACT Contemporary Music (Toronto), New Works Calgary, Groundswell New Music (Winnipeg), and more. She holds a Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of British Columbia, a Master of Music from Indiana University Bloomington, and a Bachelor of Music from the University of Victoria, where she earned the Victoria Medal as the top graduating student in Fine Arts. Rodney Sharman lives on traditional Musqueam territory in Vancouver, Canada. He teaches composition at the Vancouver Symphony School of Music, and is the Victoria Symphony’s Mentor-Composer. He has been Composer-in-Residence of Early Music Vancouver’s “New Music for Old Instruments”, the Victoria Symphony, National Youth Orchestra of Canada, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, and Composer-Host of the Calgary Philharmonic’s New Music Festival, Hear and Now . In addition to concert music, Sharman writes music for cabaret, opera and dance. He sings, conducts, plays recorders and flutes. He works regularly with choreographer James Kudelka, for whom he has written scores for Oregon Ballet Theatre, San Francisco Ballet and Citadel & Compagnie (Toronto). His chamber opera, Elsewhereless, with text and direction by Atom Egoyan, was staged in Toronto, Vancouver, and Ottawa, and performed in concert excerpts in Amsterdam, New York City, Montreal, Victoria, and Rome. Sharman was awarded First Prize in the 1984 CBC Competition for Young Composers, the 1990 Kranichsteiner Prize in Music (Darmstadt, Germany), the 2013 Dora Mavor Moore Award for outstanding sound design/composition (Toronto), and is the recipient of the 2017 Walter Carsen Prize for Excellence in the Performing Arts. Website: www.rodneysharman.com Information Source: Queer Arts Festival + SUM gallery | eventbrite

Strings of UnityThe dynamic duo blends koto, guzheng, harp, and piano, creating an extraordinary musical journey that spans from the serene beauty of Japanese traditions to the timeless elegance of classical compositions and the spirited charm of contemporary music. Their repertoire forms a vibrant tapestry of cultural fusion, seamlessly blending East and West, past and present. Witness Pico & Chihiro weave a spellbinding narrative that captivates hearts and leaves audiences spellbound. Pico has showcased her talent at prestigious events like the Cherry Blossoms Festival, Powell Street Festival, and Nikkei Matsuri. Notably, she performed at the Global Soundscapes Festival presented by the Vancouver Inter-Cultural Orchestra. Information Source: STAND Festival | eventbrite

Camino y despedida (Walking farewells) Through dance, original songs, and live music, Walking Farewells intertwines previous pieces like Agridulce (Bittersweet), Aeropuertos Llenos de Esperanza, and Passportless Butterfly while also introducing new works by emerging artists embracing interdisciplinary connections. This performance delves into the nuanced perspectives of migration, evoking nostalgia, hope, joy, and sorrow through poetic imagery, including dancing suitcases and singing flags. Audience Advisory: This performance explores the poignant stories of immigrants and refugees, featuring nostalgic themes that may evoke sorrow. Information Source: STAND Festival | eventbrite

Crochet, knitting, embroidery, quilting - whatever your passion, bring something to keep your hands busy and join us for a fun afternoon of community and connection with fellow fiber lovers. Coffee provided, or bring your own beverage of choice. Hosted by Studio Artists Aliyah Bonnette and Michelle Wilkie. Please note, this is not an instructor-led workshop, but a casual monthly get together of artists. Free! Please register so that we may anticipate attendance. Images, l-r: detail of work by Michelle Wilkie, detail of work by Aliyah Bonnette Information Source: Artspace | eventbrite

Experience the Power of Pow Wow Dancing!Are you ready to take your dancing skills to the next level? Join us at The Dance Centre for an exhilarating Pow Wow Bootcamp designed to enhance your moves. This in-person event features expert instructor Nyla Carpentier, who will guide you through various techniques and routines. What to Expect:Introduction to different Pow Wow dance stylesBasic steps of traditional, jingle & fancy dances1.5-hour class structure: warm-up, Pow Wow cardio, and cool-downHistory and origins of dance styles discussionWho Should Attend:Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned dancer, this Bootcamp is perfect for anyone looking to improve their skills and connect with fellow dancers. About the Instructor:Nyla Carpentier, a Pow Wow dancer with over 30 years of experience, will lead this transformative session. Dates and Locations:Oct 6 - Nov 17 3:15 PM - 4:45 PM Birmingham Studio (Scotiabank Dance Centre) Oct 13: 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM in the Earl Kraul Studio (Scotiabank Dance Centre) No class on Nov 10 What to Bring:Comfortable clothingWater bottleImportant: Please arrive on time and sign a waiver at the studio. Information Source: Raven Spirit Dance | eventbrite