Schedule of Events

APAI Arts presents an independent film by Gita Desai:

Raga Unveiled

Saturday, February 18, 2012
6pm - Evening

Tickets:
$15 - General Admission
$12 - Seniors/Students

Raga Unveiled is a visually beautiful film that brings artistry and origins of India's Raga music alive. Two hours of educational documentary on Indian Classical Music in English. Filmmaker Gita Desai will be at the site to meet and greet and questions answers at the end.

For more information call or email:
954.885.1466
apaiart@comcast.net
or visit www.apaiart.com

Antonio G. Wells presents the stage play:

Why Am I Still Single?

An Antonio G Wells Production

Saturday, March 3, 2012
6pm - Evening

Tickets:
$40 - VIP
$30 - At the Door
$25 - Advanced
$20 - Group Rate (10 or more)

After the loss of both her parents and her fiance Derek, Ruth finds herself at wits end. Ruth musters up enough courage and presses her wat through Under Grad studies and Law School.

With the misguided guidance of her Aunt Dott and Uncle Shakespear, Ruth manages her home..., career and tolerates her Aunt and Uncle.

After celebrating her 30th birthday the question that resounds in Ruth's mind is Why Am I Still Single? Naomi, Ruth's best friend, has a remedy, she decides to call all of their college friends and Ruth's mentor, First Lady Marilyn Phelps, over for a"Get "Together

The "Get Togther" planned by Naomi will reveal secrets that will thrust Ruth back to square one and still cause her to wonder, "Why Am I Still Single".......Written and Directed by Antonio G. Wells.

For Tickets Call:
1.866.811.4111

For more information call:
954.867.8990

Art and Culture Center of Hollywood presents:

Julian Toha: Infinite Potential

Fri., March 16, 2012
7pm - evening

Sat., March 17, 2012
2pm - matinee

Tickets:
$5 - Adult non-member
$3 - Youth (12 and under) non-member
Free - Center and FYO Members

Known for his passionate performances, poetic imagination, and technical command, American pianist Julian Toha has acquired a reputation as “an exciting young artist of the 21st century.” Join us for an evening of concert music, technology and the visual arts as Toha debuts John Callahan’s new composition Elements partnered with three-dimensional photos as part of his Infinite Potential Tour. This visually expanding classical music performance is guaranteed to stimulate the senses and inspire creativity in everyone.

Future from Julian Toha on Vimeo.

Since premiering with the Ars Flores Symphony Orchestra and the Florida State University Philharmonia in February 2009, Julian Toha has cultivated a growing career allowing him to share his communicative performances with audiences around the world. In the summer of 2009, Toha brought his passion for music to Europe playing debut concerts in Italy, Spain, France and Germany. His most recent debut was in June 2010 in Los Angeles under maestro Frank Fetta and the Culver City Symphony Orchestra.

Children’s Concert and Workshop

Families will enjoy an interactive art performance including poetry, painting, and dance. This presentation is sure to inspire as everyone will be encouraged to use their imaginations freely. Young volunteers will be allowed to explore their skills in creativity and collaboration as they join Mr. Toha on stage to learn about the creative process. This performance along with interactive activities tie the arts together and allow children to challenge themselves in a new setting and find their own creative voice.

This performance is part of the Center’s 2012 Family Performing Arts Season.

Tickets may be purchased at the box office 45 minutes prior to showtime. All seats are general admission.

For more information call or email:
954.921.3274
info@artandculturecenter.org
or visit www.artandculturecenter.org

Thr3e Sistas Enterprises presents an original musical play:

The Um-Hmm Chronicles - Part 1

Friday, March 23, 2012
8pm - Evening

Tickets: $26 - General Admission

The Um-Hmm Chronicles Pt. 1 is the first of a three-part musical play that has exploded onto the stage exploring every human emotion possible! This show is filled with dancing, singing, humor, spoken word and raw talent, pushed far beyond the limits of normal theater. It is also full of suspense, drama, terrible secrets, deceptions and lies, good friends and fake ones… Join Thr3e Sista's Enterprises Inc. and their production team as they bring "a movie for theater goers" to life in front of a live audience. Hold on to your seats because you’re in for the ride of your life. The Um-Hmm Chronicles are here!!

For more information call or email:
305.771.4252
UHM411@gmail.com

or visit: www.Thr3eSistas.info

Hollywood Craft Mafia presents:

Odd Duck Homemade Bazaar
& Indie Craft Fair

Saturday, March 31, 2012
12noon - 6pm

Tickets: $5
Children under 12 FREE

The Annual Odd Duck Craft Fair and the occasional Odd Duck Trunk Shows are a production of the Hollywood Craft Mafia. The 2012 Odd Duck Handmade Bazaar and Indie Craft Fair will feature the wares of over 70 handmade vendors, live music, live art and DIY crafting opportunities. At Odd Duck craft shows of the past, there were creators of interesting goods ranging from robots constructed from up-cycled parts, to hand sculpted shadow boxes, to vintage treasures, to musical instruments created from trash! To learn more about our mission or for information on joining the hive visit us at www.hollywoodcraftmafia.com.

For more information:
info@hollywoodcraftmafia.com

or visit www.oddduckbazaar.com

Art and Culture Center of Hollywood presents:

West Broward High School: HANDS

Sat., April 21, 2012
6pm - evening

Tickets:
$5 - Adult non-member
$3 - Youth (12 and under) non-member
Free - Center and FYO Members

West Broward High School’s performance of Helping America Notice Deaf Society (HANDS) will enthrall families and people of all ages. HANDS is an inspiring fusion of sign language, exciting choreography and music, including classic favorites to current hits, which is sure to delight the audience.

West Broward High School’s mission is to promote integrity, respect, and dignity by creating lifelong learners in a safe and trusting environment. The school’s vision is to build a spirit of collaboration and pride. They seek to grow a community of self-reliant young adults who will explore and challenge their individual talents for future success. This performance is created and presented by the school’s American Sign Language Club.

This performance is part of the Center’s 2012 Family Performing Arts Season.

Tickets may be purchased at the box office 45 minutes prior to showtime. All seats are general admission.

For more information call or email:
954.921.3274
info@artandculturecenter.org
or visit www.artandculturecenter.org

Art and Culture Center of Hollywood presents:

Fantasy Theatre Factory: Gordon Gumshoe, Fairy Tale Detective

Sat., May 26, 2012
2pm - matinee

Tickets:
$5 - Adult non-member
$3 - Youth (12 and under) non-member
Free - Center and FYO Members

Poor old Granny can’t tell you her favorite fairytales because someone is stealing the fairytale props! Bread crumbs, magic beans, a basket of goodies, and a glass slipper are all missing! Fairy tale characters are confused and blaming each other. The future of the fairy tale world is at stake and it is up to the title character to set things right. Gordon Gumshoe, Fairy Tale Detective, is out to solve his toughest case ever. With detective reasoning, Gordon sets out to locate the Mysterious Figure who’s been pilfering all the props! Join us for plenty of audience participation and lots of laughs for junior detectives.

Fantasy Theatre Factory is a touring children’s theater company based in South Florida. Fantasy Theatre is dedicated to creating original quality theater programs for children and families of all cultures and backgrounds. Fantasy Theatre is a touring company, traveling throughout Florida, the Southeast and internationally to theaters, schools, fairs, libraries, and outdoor festivals.

This performance is part of the Center’s 2012 Family Performing Arts Season.

Tickets may be purchased at the box office 45 minutes prior to showtime. All seats are general admission.

For more information call or email:
954.921.3274
info@artandculturecenter.org
or visit www.artandculturecenter.org