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You're Invited to Family Day at the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum! Join us for a special Family Day inspired by the powerful exhibition, Fighters for Freedom: William H. Johnson Picturing Justice. Celebrate the heroes in our lives through art, stories, and creativity! Date and Time   Saturday, October 26, 2024 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Location Frost Art Museum FIU What’s in store for you?   🎨 Art Workshop with Shawna Moulton Unleash your creativity and create your own masterpiece inspired by themes of justice and heroism! 📖 Story Time Gather around for enchanting tales that celebrate the everyday heroes in our lives. Perfect for kids of all ages! Bring your family and friends for a day filled with inspiration, imagination, and fun! This is a free event, thanks to our partners at West Kendall Baptist Hospital and the ArtBridges Foundation! We can't wait to celebrate with you at the Frost Art Museum! ✨ By ML Staff. Courtesy of Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum

The  Sundance Institute  announced the storytellers selected for the 2024 Latine Fellowship and Collab Scholarship. Now in its third year, the program aims to expand Latine representation in independent media meaningfully by providing artist development through fellowships and mentorships to10 early career Latine artists. This year’s cohort will receive an intentional immersion in a community of like-minded creatives where both professional and creative growth is nurtured through professional and creative development support, networking opportunities, access to  Sundance Collab  and ELEVATE.   “This year's Latine Fellowship and Scholarship recipients come from diverse disciplines, all united by their shared goals of growth and increasing representation for a wide range of Latine voices,” said  Hajnal Molnar-Szakacs, Director of Sundance Institute's Artist Accelerator and Women at Sundance . “We are thrilled to welcome them into this Program and look forward to seeing how creative and financial support will help them advance these goals.” The Sundance Institute Latine Fellowship will uplift five early career Latine artists working in film or television with a yearlong fellowship experience. Each fellow will receive a $10,000 unrestricted grant, bespoke artist development support, creative and tactical support on their projects, and regular opportunities for community engagement and networking. The fellows were chosen from Sundance Institute artist support programs across fiction and nonfiction. The Sundance Institute Latine Collab Scholarship will award five emerging Latine artists, new to the Sundance Institute Artist community, a yearlong mentorship with a Sundance Artist Alumni focused on craft and career development. Alongside the mentorship, artists will regularly meet with Sundance staff and industry professionals and participate in artist development sessions designed to lay the foundation for their career goals.    The fellows selected for the 2024 Sundance Institute Latine Fellowship are: Karla Claudio  (producer) with Matininó: A multi-generational family of Puerto Rican women transform their experience with gender violence into a fantasy film where they search for an island inhabited exclusively by women warriors. Karla Claudio  is a filmmaker, visual artist, and educator born and based in San Juan, Puerto Rico. They produce and direct experimental documentaries on Caribbean and Latin American ethnobotany, craft, mythology, and land based practices in support of material and food sovereignty. Alan Dominguez  (director-producer) with The House of Our Memory: Approaching his 80th birthday, a Vietnam veteran/artist ruminates in his childhood home in northern New Mexico with his son as they both face the trauma that has afflicted them.  Alan Dominguez , a Chicanx border crosser since birth, is Denver-based with Nuevo Mexicano roots. His films have addressed many subjects in his gravitational point of the unique cultural fabric and social landscapes of the Southwestern United States.  Andrés Lira  (writer-director) with Entre Sombras: After failing to secure a babysitter, a farmworker is forced to bring his two kids to work.  Andrés Lira  is a Mexican-American filmmaker and artist of Indigenous Purépecha descent. His work focuses on amplifying the underrepresented stories of Latino and Indigenous communities through the exploration of identity, culture, and social justice. Diana Peralta  (writer-director) with No Love Lost: When a troubled young woman brings her new husband home to meet the family, her devoted but insular sisters reveal the extremes they will go to protect one another. Diana Peralta  is a Dominican American writer, director, and producer from New York City. Her debut feature, De Lo Mio (Criterion/Janus Films, HBO), premiered at BAMcinemaFest in 2019. She is a 2024 Sundance Institute Directors and Screenwriters Lab Fellow and was featured in Filmmaker magazine's "25 New Faces of Independent Film." Michelle Salcedo  (writer-director) with Cinnamon Skin: Socialite Veronica has a forbidden interracial romance at the height of the Cuban Revolution. She must choose to leave for America to save her father’s life or stay behind to raise her new baby. Years later, she returns to confront her grown daughter. Michelle Salcedo 's directorial debut, Piel Canela, won eight festival jury prizes. She directed the action-packed, female-driven feature Switch & Bait. Her films blend a commitment to authentic representation with a visually stunning cinematic style. The artists selected for the 2024 Sundance Institute Latine Collab Scholarship are: Ricardo Betancourt  (writer-director, producer) with Repartidores: Repartidores is a feature about Venezuelan migrants in the U.S. transforming the food delivery industry, highlighting their journey through mass migration, persecution, and exile, and reshaping a key service. Venezuelan-born, New Orleans–raised director  Ricardo Betancourt  began his career producing music videos, commercials, and short films, earning awards and festival recognition. He’s currently a full-time commercial and music video director. Now, he is finalizing a documentary and writing his first feature film.  Ana Bovino  (writer-director, co-producer) with The Nights: Inspired by One Thousand and One Nights, 'The Nights' reimagines Sherezade's quest to free women from violence through storytelling. In a nocturnal Buenos Aires, three women narrate their unrestrained and irreverent tales, with a touch of magic.  Ana Bovino  is an Argentine director, writer, and producer based in Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro. She has directed two short films, participated in several documentary and multidisciplinary independent projects, and is currently in mid-production on her first feature film, The Nights.  Sabrina Ehlert  (writer-director) with Connie & Lola: Lola Sanchez, desperate to fit into her own culture, and her mother Connie, a proudly assimilated immigrant, find themselves on a chaotic road trip south of the border where they are forced to confront their cultural shame and find self-acceptance. Sabrina Ehlert  is a Mexican American filmmaker with an MFA from USC, whose work has been supported by Google, The Producers Guild of America, and The Sloan Foundation. Her film, Launch Fever, was nominated for an Imagen Award. She writes and directs stories that explore themes of identity and belonging. Joie Estrella Horwitz  (writer-director) with Dreamland: : A love story blooms during the night shift in a slaughterhouse, where phantoms of the future sit with ghosts of the past. Joie Estrella Horwitz  is a filmmaker from the Southwest borderlands, whose work navigates the impact of militarization and xenophobia on the region's inhabitants. Blending research-based fieldwork with fiction, her films examine the intersection of physical and psychological borders. Eddie Mujica  (writer-director) with Loco: At his first therapy session, Rafael Reyes relives the anxious thoughts and overbearing family that boiled over on the night of his 25th birthday. Loco is a surreal, dark comedy about mental health and its stigma in the Latine community. Eddie Mujica  is a Cuban-American writer, director, and Emmy-winning producer from Hialeah, Florida. His short Dreamer was an Imagen Award finalist, while Uno Por Uno: The Cuban Missile Crisis won awards at HBO's New York Latino Film Festival and Cine Sony’s New Voices. Loco is a Shore Scripts Short Film Fund Grand Prize Winner. The 2024 Latine Fellowship & Collab Scholarships were developed with leadership funding support from Adobe, Lyn Lear, and Cindy Horn, and additional support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. By ML Staff. Image Courtesy of Sundance Institute. Top image/unsplash

OMSA Gallery is excited to celebrate the One-Year Anniversary with the exhibition: Trastienda Works,  featuring the entire stable of artists. A pioneer in the area of Southwest Ranches, Weston and Pembroke  Pines, the gallery encourages art and culture while fomenting a creative community.  Over the past year, OMSA Gallery has focused not only on curating relevant exhibits of local artists, but  also in the international arena while creating a vibrant and nurturing environment for both emerging and  established creatives.   Jon Davis, "Fly Me To The Moon" This anniversary exhibition serves as a testament to the trust and collaboration that artists have placed in  OMSA Gallery, in the gallerists, Dr. Ramon Perez Rosich and his wife Jasmin Ortiz, as well as their  seasoned director Daniella Sforza and assistant Gia Tabares and intern Eva Vasquez. This exhibit also  marks a significant milestone of a successful first year and promises to be even better next year.   Ana Gutierrez, "Teatro de Meninas" Carlos Davila Rinaldi, "Ruckus" Jenny Perez, "Coming To Earth" OMSAs Trastienda Works Exhibition opens Friday, October 18th, at 7PM to 10PM and runs the winter  season to January 18, 2025. This special exhibit highlights OMSA Gallery’s outstanding and growing  portfolio and will showcase the array of mediums and styles that reflect a collection of dynamic,  innovative works, offering collectors a unique opportunity to discover visionary pieces from emerging  and established talent from our impressive lineup of artists, including:   Adrian Avila · Kim Ahonoukoun · Sofía Balut Páez · Alberto Cavalieri · Deryn Cowdy · Jose Felix Perez ·  Carlos Gamez de Francisco · Ana Gutiérrez · Katherine Hofmann · Heidi Lanino · Amy Laskin · Juan Luís  Jardí · Iñigo Manterola · Pol Marban Paltor · Massimo Mongiardo · Annelisse Molini · Gustavo Oviedo ·  Jenny Perez · Carlos Dávila · Jesús Rojas · Gretchen Scharnagl · Patricia Schnall Gutierrez · Janet Siegel  Rogers · Luis Valle · Johan Wahlström · Adrian Avila · Kim Ahonoukoun · Sofía Balut Páez · Alberto Cavalieri · Deryn Cowdy · Jose Felix Perez · Carlos Gamez de Francisco · Ana Gutiérrez · Katherine  Hofmann · Heidi Lanino · Amy Laskin · Juan Luís Jardí · Iñigo Manterola · Pol Marban Paltor · Massimo  Mongiardo · Annelisse Molini · Gustavo Oviedo · Jenny Perez · Carlos Dávila · Jesús Rojas · Gretchen  Scharnagl · Patricia Schnall Gutierrez · Janet Siegel Rogers · Luis Valle · Johan Wahlström*  *These artists will be on view at ART MIAMI Booth during Miami Art Week, December 3rd thru 8th, 2024.  Find us at Art Miami 35th edition with the innovative exhibit: Edges of Reality that makes use of virtual  reality bringing art to the Metaverse through their partner imx3.  Michael Carini , "The Hitchhikers Take Us To Wonderland (Alicinner)" Annelisse Molini, "La Filosofía Del Perdido" Adrian Avila, "Lucy in the Sky" Pol Marban, "Delirio" Empowering Creativity, Inspiring Collectors  OMSA GALLERY is dedicated to fostering a vibrant artistic community, curating and exhibiting exceptional  works of art from international and local, emerging, mid-career and established artists as well as from the  secondary market. OMSA GALLERY seeks to cultivate new art collectors, connecting them with unique  works and artists, while also providing unparalleled service and support to seasoned collectors to build  legacy collections.  Our dedication to artistic expression and the growth of an art presence in our community drives us to  create a space that bridges the gap between art creators and art lovers. To enrich lives by building  relationships through the power of art. TRASTIENDA WORKS   Opening Reception: Friday, October 18, 2024, 7PM - 10PM  Location: OMSA Gallery, 15661 Sheridan Street, Southwest Ranches, FL  Exhibition Dates: October 18, 2024 - January 18, 2025  Contact: 954 737 8438 or director@omsagallery.com    By ML Staff. Images courtesy of OMSA Gallery

Every parent knows that toddler boys are always on the go. From running around the park to climbing on playground equipment, their clothing needs to keep up with their boundless energy. The challenge lies in finding clothes that are not only stylish but also durable and comfortable enough to withstand their daily adventures. To make life easier for busy parents, we’ve compiled a list of five must-have clothing items for active toddler boys. 1. Soft and Breathable Tees for Everyday Wear Active toddlers need tops that are soft, breathable, and flexible to move in. Soft cotton tees are perfect for everyday wear, providing comfort while allowing their skin to breathe during all kinds of activities. Choose shirts that are tag-free or have flat seams to avoid irritation. For parents looking to expand their toddler’s wardrobe, the trendy toddlers  offers a wide selection of boy clothes that combine style with comfort. From graphic tees to classic solid colors, you’ll find plenty of options that are perfect for active play while still looking great. 2. Durable Pants for Rough and Tumble Play When it comes to playtime, a good pair of pants is essential. Look for durable materials like denim or cotton twill, which can handle rough play without tearing or wearing out too quickly. Pants with reinforced knees are a bonus, providing extra durability for little ones who love to crawl, slide, or tumble on the ground. Elastic waistbands are also a great feature to consider. They make it easier for toddlers to pull their pants up and down, fostering independence while also ensuring a snug fit. Opt for pants that are machine washable and easy to clean, so you don’t have to worry about dirt, mud, or grass stains. 3. Flexible Footwear for Growing Feet Shoes are one of the most important items for an active toddler, especially as they start running, jumping, and climbing more frequently. Look for flexible, lightweight footwear that provides both comfort and support. Shoes with non-slip soles and breathable fabrics are ideal, as they help prevent slips while keeping little feet cool. Velcro straps are a great feature to consider since they make it easy for toddlers to put their shoes on and off independently. When choosing shoes, prioritize flexibility and fit to ensure your toddler can move freely without discomfort. 4. Comfortable Outerwear for All Weather Conditions No matter the season, having the right outerwear is key to keeping your toddler comfortable during outdoor adventures. For colder weather, opt for a lightweight, insulated jacket that provides warmth without restricting movement. On rainy days, a water-resistant raincoat with a hood will keep them dry while they splash in puddles. During warmer months, a light windbreaker or a zip-up hoodie is a versatile piece that provides just enough coverage without causing overheating. Look for outerwear that is easy to clean and durable enough to withstand the wear and tear of outdoor activities. 5. Adjustable Hats for Sun Protection Active toddlers often spend hours playing outdoors, making sun protection a must. An adjustable hat is a great way to protect your little one from harmful UV rays. Look for wide-brimmed hats that cover their face, ears, and neck, ensuring full protection from the sun. Choose hats with adjustable straps or elastic bands for a snug fit, and opt for lightweight, breathable materials that will keep your toddler cool while they play outside. Many hats also offer built-in UV protection, adding an extra layer of defense against the sun’s harmful rays. Boy Clothing Summary Table Clothing Item Key Features Durable Pants Reinforced knees, elastic waistband, machine washable Soft and Breathable Tees Cotton fabric, tag-free or flat seams, breathable for comfort Flexible Footwear Lightweight, non-slip soles, Velcro straps for easy wear Comfortable Outerwear Lightweight, insulated or water-resistant, easy to clean Adjustable Hats Wide brim, UV protection, adjustable straps Final Thoughts Dressing an active toddler can be a challenge, but with the right approach, it becomes much easier to balance both style and practicality. Ensuring your toddler's clothing is comfortable and durable is key to supporting their constant movement and curiosity. Toddlers grow and change quickly, so it’s important to choose versatile and high-quality pieces that can withstand daily wear and tear, while still looking great. Whether it's for playtime, special occasions, or everyday outings, focusing on clothing that supports your toddler's active lifestyle will make a big difference. Keeping your little one comfortable while they explore the world ensures they can focus on what matters most which is to have fun. By ML staff. Image courtesy of Pexels.

The Dolphins are looking to right the ship after three straight losses. Their opponent is another team from the AFC East that opened the season with a win, only to lose the next three. The Dolphins and Patriots kickoff Sunday at 1 p.m. from Gillette Stadium. Here's what the Dolphins are saying ahead of the Week 5 trip up north: Necessary adjustments to get back to winning ways Head Coach Mike McDaniel – "You're trying to crack codes every week that the opponents get paid, too. And they've collectively, with their coach and their executions of their game plans, they've done a better job than we have. There's always adjustments, that is football. I'd like them to happen immediately, and I am not used to having the lack of offensive production that the players on the team, the fans, just everybody is not used to. So you try to problem solve and that is a steadily evolving process – that's not just schematics and it's not just players. You find success when everyone is connected and the right solutions are being presented and the right things are being executed." Quarterback Tyler Huntley – "We just got to come out and execute. We convert on those late downs that we missed last week – we convert on those and it's a whole different ball game. A couple passes away from really breaking through on the game and I just hope that we come out this week and just execute how we're supposed to." Wide receiver Tyreek Hill – "I think one of our captains said it best, whenever it's time to make a play, just make a play within a play – don't go outside the techniques and fundamentals that you've already been taught." Another week of knowledge for a new quarterback Quarterback Tyler Huntley – "You feel more confident in more reps and doing things multiple times so definitely. Got a little bit more reps under my belt and getting ready for the week. (The offense) is pretty complex, but just knowing exactly what your snap point is and actually repping them, you'll feel way more comfortable. Definitely." Offensive Coordinator Frank Smith – "It's getting used to when you have different receivers and you're getting into full speed reps, you're learning through it. You always want the learning and growth to come through success, but sometimes the greatest learning lessons come through the failures or adversity. So that's right now, is that we know that we're learning a lot and we have to take what we've learned and improve." Patriots week Head Coach Mike McDaniel – "It's a team that you're going to have to earn the victory, and they play a really cool style of ball that is physical and something that I think to go on the road and earn the win, you're going to have to earn the win. Right now, I wouldn't want it any other way. I think it's a division opponent that we know each other well. I see the on-tape growth in the game and the players on offense and I see the fundamentals and technique consistently across the board that have made them a very good defense for a long time and there's guys playing hard, very physical across the board." For more on the Dolphins divisional show down in New England, download the Drive Time Podcast with Travis Wingfield, available wherever you get your podcasts. By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of Miami Dolphins

The Miami Dolphins announced they have placed linebacker Jaelan Phillips on the reserve/injured list and signed linebacker Tyus Bowser to the active roster from Seattle's practice squad. Bowser is an eight-year veteran who has appeared in 91 career games with 24 starts with Baltimore (2017-23) and Seattle (2024). He's recorded 142 tackles (82 solo), 19.5 sacks, four interceptions, 16 passes defensed, four forced fumbles and one fumble recovery in his NFL career. He played collegiately at Houston, where he appeared in 48 games with 23 starts during his four-year career with the Cougars (2013-16) and recorded 136 tackles (70 solo), 21.5 sacks, 27.5 tackles for loss, two interceptions and eight passes defensed. He also played basketball for Houston during the 2013-14 and 2014-15 seasons. He entered the league as a second-round selection (47th overall) by Baltimore in the 2017 NFL Draft. Phillips has played in 46 career games with 29 starts during four seasons (2021-24) with the Dolphins, totaling 152 tackles (90 solo), 23.0 sacks, one interception, seven passes defensed, one forced fumble and three fumble recoveries. Phillips entered the league as a first-round selection (18th overall) by the Dolphins in the 2021 NFL Draft. He finished his collegiate career at the University of Miami, where he started 10 games and totaled 45 tackles (21 solo), 8.0 sacks, 15.5 tackles for loss, four passes defensed and one interception in 2020 after transferring from UCLA. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown Acq. Tyus Bowser LB 6-3 250 5/23/95 8 Houston ‘17 Tyler, Texas FA, ‘24 By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of Miami Dolphins

Miami Marlins and Skip Schumaker announced that Schumaker would not be back to manage the Club in 2025. “After several constructive conversations with Skip, Peter, and ownership, we have mutually agreed to part ways, and Skip will not be returning to manage the club next year. The Marlins will immediately begin the process of searching for the next leader to serve as our new field manager,” said Bruce Sherman , Marlins Chairman and Principal Owner “I want to thank Skip for his contributions to the Marlins organization. I have the utmost respect for Skip and have truly enjoyed working with him. I wish him and his family the very best,” said Peter Bendix, Marlins President of Baseball Operations. “It has been a tremendous honor serving as manager of the Miami Marlins. I’ve built long-lasting friendships with the staff and players and am proud of all that we accomplished together. I am grateful to Bruce Sherman, as well as the entire Marlins organization and the fans for their support during my time in Miami and I’ll always cherish our 2023 playoff season,” said Skip Schumaker. By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of Miami Marlins/Getty Images

LVMH Métiers d'Art is delighted to present "Ambient Weaving II," an exhibition at 'La Main', which brings into focus the convergence of heritage and progress through the textiles of HOSOO Co., Ltd. This showcase stands as a testament to LVMH Métiers d'Art's commitment to fostering innovation within traditional craftsmanship.   The initiative, born from a partnership between HOSOO- the Kyoto based master of silk since 12 generations and partner of LVMH Métiers d’Art since 2023-, the University of Tokyo's Yasuaki Kakehi Lab, and ZOZO NEXT, Inc., has been instrumental in developing textiles that encapsulate functionality and beauty.   The ongoing collaboration since 2020 heralds a new vision for textiles—one that resonates with the environmental nuances of color and light—first introduced in the 2021 exhibition "Ambient Weaving." As we enter an age where technology redefines our interaction with the environment, this collaboration explores how these advancements can transform our cultural and natural landscapes.   The resulting textiles are not mere fabrics but are mediums that challenge and redefine the concept of space and nature. Building on their inaugural research outcomes, HOSOO's continued efforts have yielded even more sophisticated Nishijin-ori weaves. These innovative materials are interwoven with cutting-edge elements that react to environmental shifts, embodying over 4 centuries of weaving tradition while embracing modernity.   "Ambient Weaving II" is complemented by "Ori-An," a contemporary tearoom exclusively on display at La Main's 3rd floor from October 8th to 11th, which has been created using shōji-like gauze made from washi paper threads in traditional Nishijin 'sha' weaving techniques. This serene space harks back to tea rooms' origins as social hubs and recontextualizes them within today’s architectural vernacular. In conjunction with these groundbreaking prototypes, LVMH Métiers d'Art hosts a display of HOSOO’s exquisite textile collection on the lower ground floor. Each piece represents a confluence of Kyoto artisanal skills with sumptuous materials like silk thread and silver—a fusion celebrated across global creative industries.   By inviting visitors to experience this immersive event at La Main from September 30th to October 11th, LVMH Métiers d'Art demonstrates its commitment to promoting a dialogue between age-old traditions and cutting-edge technologies. "Ambient Weaving II" transforms textiles into interactive art where fabric and environment intersect.   The exhibition is hosted at 'La Main', located at 69 Rue Réaumur, Paris 75002.  Hours: from September 30th to October 11th - from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM by appointment only. Opening to public on October 5th and 6th by registering on the LVMH Métiers d’Art’s Instagram page.  ML Staff. Content/image(s) courtesy of LVMH

The season opens with an enchanting tale of love that epitomizes what Miami City Ballet does best: infusing the timeless work of George Balanchine with a distinct Miami flair. Premiered as part of the company’s 30th anniversary, this inventive reimagining of Balanchine’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream — his first original full-length story ballet created in America — transports the mystical woodland lovers of Shakespeare’s comedic masterpiece to the spellbinding underwater world of the Florida coast. With Michele Oka Doner’s transformative costumes and sets, the kingdom of magical fairies becomes a floating motif of coral and seagrass populated by manatees, seahorses and other underwater life, evoking the heart of South Florida’s treasured marine ecosystems. Mendelssohn’s mesmerizing score sets the stage for mischief, merriment and mismatched romances, embodied in equal measures of whimsy and dazzling prowess by a breathtaking company of dancers. Take a dip into the familiar story of feuding Titania and Oberon, a quartet of hapless romantics and the fiendish Puck, retold in the setting of the Port of Miami. Balanchine | Mendelssohn Dates October 18 – 20, 2024 Venue Ziff Ballet Opera House Run Time 124 minutes Parental Guide All ages Price $45 - $275 Friday, October 18, 2024 7:30 PM Available Buy Tickets Saturday, October 19, 2024 2:00 PM Available Buy Tickets Saturday, October 19, 2024 7:30 PM Available Buy Tickets Sunday, October 20, 2024 2:00 PM Available Buy Tickets By ML Staff. Courtesy of Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

Korn Ferry Tour points leader Matt McCarty will make his first start as a PGA TOUR member at the Sanderson Farms Championship after earning the Three-Victory Promotion. McCarty won the Albertsons Boise Open presented by Chevron in August for his third Korn Ferry Tour title in 2024 to earn automatic membership for the remainder of the PGA TOUR season. The Sanderson Farms Championship will be his second PGA TOUR start and first non-major (2022 U.S. Open/MC). A native of Scottsdale, Arizona, McCarty became the first player since Mito Pereira to achieve the Three-Victory Promotion after winning three times on the Korn Ferry Tour. Pereira accomplished the feat in the 2020-21 season, which spanned two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. McCarty won three times in a six-start stretch in July and August: Price Cutter Charity Championship in Springfield, Missouri (July 21), Pinnacle Bank Championship in Omaha, Nebraska (August 11), and Albertsons Boise Open in Boise, Idaho (August 25). He became the 24th player in Korn Ferry Tour history to win three times in a season. McCarty will begin his career as a TOUR member at the Sanderson Farms Championship, the second of eight events in the FedExCup Fall, which finalizes eligibility for the 2025 PGA TOUR Season. McCarty is a mathematical lock to end the Korn Ferry Tour season as the No. 1 finisher on the Korn Ferry Tour Points List, which concludes on Sunday at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship presented by United Leasing & Finance in French Lick, Indiana. As the No. 1 finisher on the Korn Ferry Tour Points List, McCarty will have a one-year exemption on the PGA TOUR (exempt thru 2025), as well as invites to THE PLAYERS Championship and U.S. Open in 2025. The Sanderson Farms Championship offers winner benefits that include: 500 FedExCup Points, Official World Golf Ranking points, a two-year PGA TOUR exemption (exempt thru 2026) and invitations to The Sentry, THE PLAYERS Championship, Masters Tournament and PGA Championship. McCarty enters the PGA TOUR season with zero FedExCup points. McCarty, 26, played five seasons at Santa Clara University (2016-21) and earned All-West Coast Conference honors three times (2018, 2019, 2021). He turned professional in 2021 and earned Korn Ferry Tour membership for the 2022 season via Final Stage of the Korn Ferry Tour Qualifying Tournament (now PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry), and he finished No. 55 (2022) and No. 35 (2023) on the Korn Ferry Tour Points List before his breakout season in 2024. About PGA TOUR By showcasing golf’s greatest players, the PGA TOUR engages, inspires and positively impacts our fans, partners and communities worldwide. The PGA TOUR, headquartered in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, co-sanctions tournaments on the PGA TOUR, PGA TOUR Champions, Korn Ferry Tour, PGA TOUR Americas and administers PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry and PGA TOUR University. TOUR members represent the world’s best players, hailing from 29 countries and territories. Showcasing the biggest moments in the sport with history and legacy on the line, the PGA TOUR has long-term domestic distribution partnerships for broadcast coverage on CBS, NBC and Golf Channel and video streaming service on ESPN+. Internationally, PGA TOUR coverage is available across 200+ countries and territories in 28 languages via 44 broadcast and digital partners. Virtually all tournaments are organized as non-profit organizations to maximize charitable giving, and to date, tournaments across all Tours have generated more than $3.64 billion. Fans can follow the PGA TOUR on the new PGA TOUR app and PGATOUR.COM , and on social media channels, including Facebook , Instagram (in Spanish , Korean and Japanese ), LinkedIn , TikTok , X (in English and Spanish ), WhatsApp (in English and Spanish ), WeChat , Weibo , Toutiao , Douyin and LINE . By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of PGA

As part of its ongoing commitment to the community, Subaru of Pembroke Pines will host its annual Dog Appreciation “Pawty” and Pet Adoption Event on Sunday, Oct. 27, from 12-2 p.m. with special guest,  Tour with Teddy . Guests are invited to bring their furry friends to celebrate Subaru Loves Pets® Month with music, food, giveaways and a pet costume contest. Pet retailer Pet Supplies Plus and groomer Scenthound will also be present.    The event is part of Subaru Loves Pets®, a national Subaru initiative that aims to support the lives of as many shelter animals as possible. For those who are yet to be pet parents, Subaru of Pembroke Pines invites guests to consider adopting a pet from the Humane Society of Broward County, who will be present with a selection of pets available for adoption. The Humane Society of Broward County will benefit from a $100 donation from Subaru of Pembroke Pines for each day that a pet is adopted throughout the month of October.    The community is invited to enjoy this free family-friendly event that features fun for all ages, including a "wrapped" Subaru vehicle that kids can color on and a photo booth with silly props. Dog trainers from the Humane Society of Broward County, doggie treats and other community partners will be present to join the fun. In addition to the exciting activities planned, Subaru of Pembroke Pines has been hosting a monthly Pet of the Month social media contest. All winners are invited to the event and will receive a golden retriever plush toy. These plush toys can also be purchased for a minimum donation of $10, with proceeds benefiting the animal-assisted therapy endowment at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital, an initiative by the Craig Zinn Automotive Group. At the event, the Pet of the Year winner will be announced, with the grand prize recipient receiving a $100 gift card to use at the pet store of the winner's choice. This monthly contest has encouraged participants to showcase its pet's unique personalities, with the winning pet being recognized for its outstanding qualities and featured as a highlight of the celebration.   According to the ASPCA®, almost 6.5 million animals enter shelters nationwide each year. Subaru is committed to helping all animals — including those in shelters — stay safe and healthy. Through the Love Promise and Subaru Loves Pet initiative, participating Subaru retailers partner with a local animal organization in its community and host adoption events across the country to help local shelter pets find loving homes. Subaru and its retailers are proud to help make the world a better place for pets with over $60 million donated to national and local pet-focused organizations, supporting the adoption, rescue, transport and health of over 504,000 animals.   Craig Zinn Automotive Group and Subaru of Pembroke Pines proudly support the Humane Society of Broward County in its quest to help find loving homes for pets. The Humane Society of Broward County is committed to supporting the lives of animals by providing adoptions, community services and education. Subaru of Pembroke Pines has donated more than $81,700 since 2021 to the Humane Society of Broward County through the Subaru Share the Love® Event. Among its many initiatives, Subaru of Pembroke Pines is proud to support this incredible organization and provide services to animals in need.   Click here to RSVP ML STAFF. Images courtesy of Subaru

Building on the success of the October 2022 drive for those impacted by Hurricane Ian, which saw the generous support of the community fill a 24' box truck, organizers of   The MKT at Las Olas Oceanside Park  are stepping up once again to help those in need. Partnering with Convoy of Hope, The MKT will act as a drop-off location for supplies to benefit those impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The supplies will be collected at The LOOP's weekend markets on Saturday, Oct. 12, Sunday, Oct. 13, Saturday, Oct. 19, Sunday, Oct. 20 and Saturday, Oct. 26, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day. Donations will also be accepted during Movies by Moonlight on Friday, Oct. 25, from 5 to 8 p.m.  The LOOP also seeks volunteers to help sort the supplies and pack boxes daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The donated supplies will be transported by  Convoy of Hope , a faith-based, nonprofit organization with a driving passion for feeding the world through children's feeding initiatives, community outreaches and disaster response, to those most in need in the devastated parts of Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Presently, the Convoy of Hope is on the ground in Perry, Florida, distributing much-needed relief supplies to local and surrounding county residents. To date, more than 1,500 families have received water, groceries, and hygiene supplies. Items accepted at The LOOP include the following:  Shelf stable, ready-to-eat, and canned items that are not expired:  Peanut Butter; Canned Proteins (Chicken, Tuna); Canned Fruit, Vegetables, Soups; Baby Food and Formula; Cereal, Snacks and Crackers; Protein Bars and Breakfast Bars. Pet Food  Hygiene products:  Toilet Paper; Feminine Hygiene Products; Baby Diapers and Wipes.  Clothing:  Men, women and children’s clothing, footwear and socks – gently used, clean and unstained Household Goods:  Bedding and towels – gently used, clean and unstained Misc.:  Cardboard boxes to pack the items. The following activities will be taking place at The LOOP during the hurricane supply drive: THE MKT at Las Olas Oceanside Park | Saturdays: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Beachside local artisan market featuring an eclectic array of homemade and handmade fare ranging from fresh produce and fruit to global flavors, made-to-order foods and unique items to wear and decorate the home. More information:  heloopflb.com/events/categories/market/ . Let's Beat Breast Cancer |  Saturday, Oct. 12, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The LOOP, The Sound Check Foundation, The Physicians Committee,   health advocates, and breast cancer survivors band together for a free community health event featuring local high school drumline bands to "Beat the Drum" to beat Breast Cancer. This rally is part of nationwide events for Breast Cancer Awareness Month and raises awareness about four lifestyle steps that can reduce the risk of breast cancer. Drumlines include  Dillard High School ,  McArthur High School ,  Palm Beach Lakes Community High School , and  Piper High School , and confirmed healthcare vendors to date include Boomers & Beyond Wellness, Holy Cross Hospital, SoFlo Vegan Community and Sugar Bear Pro. Cost:  Free  Details:   theloopflb.com/events/lets-beat-breast-cancer Movies by Moonlight: Beetlejuice | Friday, Oct. 25, 5 to 10 p.m.  Get ready for a spooktacular evening under the stars at The LOOP’s Halloween edition of Movies by Moonlight! Locals and visitors are invited to bring lawn chairs, blankets and their favorite movie buddies to enjoy a festive film on the main lawn at Las Olas Oceanside Park. Starting at 5 p.m., shop The MKT for treats, dine at one of Fort Lauderdale Beach’s local restaurants or pack a picnic to complete the outdoor movie experience. Little ghouls and goblins can also join in the fun with trick-or-treating before the movie starts. Limited chairs will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, so arrive early for a frightfully good time! Featured Film:  Beetlejuice Synopsis:  After Barbara (Geena Davis) and Adam Maitland (Alec Baldwin) die in a car accident, they find themselves stuck haunting their country residence, unable to leave the house. When the unbearable Deetzes (Catherine O'Hara, Jeffrey Jones) and teen daughter Lydia (Winona Ryder) buy the home, the Maitlands attempt to scare them away without success. Their efforts attract Beetlejuice (Michael Keaton), a rambunctious spirit whose “help” quickly becomes dangerous for the Maitlands and innocent Lydia. Cost:  Free and open to the public. Family and pet-friendly. Costumes are encouraged. Time:  5 to 10 p.m.:  Marketplace vendors, trick-or-treating, and photo opportunities with characters from the film 8 p.m.:  Movie begins (96-minute run time)   YogaWeen with Lisa Pumper | Saturday, Oct. 26, 9:45 to 11 a.m. Get into the spirit at YogaWeen and flow through poses in costume for a frightfully fun yoga session! Leading Yoga Educator of the Yoga Community of Florida and Fort Lauderdale Beach Yoga, Lisa Pumper will lead an all-levels yoga flow for everyBody on the main lawn at The LOOP on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 9:45 to 11 a.m. Yogis can expect good vibes and music to move and groove and a cool-down aroma therapy treat for a deep rest and weekend rechange while enjoying the ocean breeze, sunshine rays and shady palm trees. Participants should bring a mat, towel or sheet, sunglasses, sunblock, water and friends. A complimentary bottle of Smartwater will be available for all attendees. Cost:  Free  Registration is required:  heloopflb.com/events/yoga-on-the-main-2024-10-26 Supplies Drop Off:  Saturday, Oct. 12, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.   Sunday, Oct. 13, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.  Saturday, Oct. 19, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.   Sunday, Oct. 20, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.  Friday, Oct. 25, from 5 to 8 p.m.  Saturday, Oct. 26, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sorting and Packing Volunteer Shifts:  Saturday, Oct. 12, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.   Sunday, Oct. 13, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.  Saturday, Oct. 19, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 26, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more details or to sign up to volunteer, please email  info@theloopflb.com  or visit  heloopflb.com/events/hurricane-helene-drive/ . Addres Las Olas Oceanside Park – Tram Entrance  3000 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 Donors can access the park’s rear driveway via Tram Lane, which extends off Seabreeze Boulevard south of Las Olas Boulevard. The most convenie nt place to park to access the event is the Las Olas Beach Parking Garage, where the PayByPhone payment option can be used, and parking can be extended from anywhere using the mobile PayByPhone APP. ML Staff. Images courtesy of The Loop