Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Times
Wednesday, December 29, 1976, page 20 (of 34)
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things to do, places to go, people to Learn to promenade
Berenice Clayre Swing your partner, learn to batik, or take a course in musical comedy in one of many courses offered by community organizations starting in January. Learn the do-sa-do, pass through, promenade and flutter wheel at a beginning square dance class sponsored by Dade County Parks and Recreation Department. The 10-week class begins Wednesday, Jan. 5, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Tamiami Youth Fair Building Annex, 10901 SW 24th St. Open to all adults, registration will be held at the beginning of the first three class sessions. Registration fee is $10. Instruction will include the basic 75 choreography steps. For further information call 223-7070. Classes geared to budding artists from children to grandparents are being offered in the Beaux Arts Winter Art Classes at the Lowe Art Museum starting Jan. 25. Register now for parent-child ceramics and tie-dying, fabric design or poetry, music and painting workshops. Or enroll in classes teaching crafts, drawing and painting, sculpture and ceramics or parent(or grandparent)-child crafts. Workshop fees range from $10 to $30 with class tuition from $45 to $55. Call the Lowe Art Museum at 284-3535 for more information. Winter session for over 100 six-week classes in all mediums at the Metropolitan Museum and Art Center, 7867 N. Kendall Dr., begins Jan. 10. Registration will be held Jan. 3 through 8. For more information call 271-8450. Enroll in private or group theater and communication classes taught by Iris Acker and Berenice Clayre. Classes in Scene Study, How to Audition, Musical Comedy and Public Speaking will begin in January. For further information call 653-0394 or 652-4677. Benefit concert The Miami Music Club will present its annual Young Artists Benefit Concert on Sunday, Jan. 2, at Gusman Concert Hall. University of Miami. Duo-pianists Alan and Alvin Chow will be featured. Donation is $2.50 at the door. Bergman film. Ingmar Bergman's Academy Award winning film, "The Virgin Spring," will be shown at the Coconut Grove Library on Wednesday, Jan. 5 at 7:30 p.m. Starring Max Von Sydow, the film concerns a father's ruthless vengeance for the rape and murder of
"ANOTHER HIT FOR THE COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE!" Bubbling Brown Sugar
"High spirited musical happening. Leaves the audience clapping for more!" -HOLLYWOOD SUN-TATTLER Ruth Koch -CHANNEL 4 WTVJ-TV Sam Hirsch, Critic-at-Large "Sheer brilliance! A vivacious example of the best in American musical history!" -FT. LAUDERDALE NEWS Jack Zink Bubbling Brown Sugar Perfect Family Entertainment! DINNER/THEATRE PACKAGE-ONLY $15.50 COMPLETE (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday Evenings only) Complete Dinner at BLACK CAESAR'S, CAFE BRASSERIE in the Coconut Grove Hotel, GREENHOUSE, KALEIDOSCOPE, MONTY TRAINER'S BAYSHORE RESTAURANT, THE TAURUS, VINTON'S or THE WIDOW McCOY'S (entree, salad, dessert and choice of beverage) PLUS a good Orchestra Section "A" seat for the show. On sale now at the Box Office only. Cash or local check only (no charges). The Coconut Grove Playhouse Parking at The Playhouse: $1.00 Ask about low group rates. INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS: 442-4000
CORNUCOPIA CAFETERIA THE CORNUCOPIA IS THE PLACE TO GO!
CORNUCOPIA CAFETERIA 2519 GALIANO in the heart of Coral Gables 448-3137 They talk about us in the nicest circles. We have a way with Food. Your neighbors know! Come and find out, too! THE CORNUCOPIA IS THE PLACE TO GO! Try Our Homemade Cakes & Pies LUNCH 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. DINNER 4 P.M. to 8 P.M.