Head to the “Cane”

Kick back, eat well and stay a while at Sugarcane raw bar and grill in Midtown Miami.  The freshly muddled cocktails and signature tapas have turned Sushi Samba’s little sister into Miami’s sweetest spot. Sugarcane and Ocean Drive magazine are celebrating the official opening of ‘the Cane” with South American spirit and live music by the Spam Allstars on Thursday April 29^th from 7-9pm. Confirmed VIPS include: Tracy Wilson Mourning, Suzy Buckley, Lisa Pliner, Laura Posada, Andrew Frey, Kevin Bruk, Max Pierre, Tony Cho, Jim Jonsin and Ariel Stein.  Got a sweet tooth? RSVP to sugarcane@oceandrive.com.

Walk like an Egyptian

The Bass Museum of Art invites members to experience the ancient world on Thursday, April 29, when the museum inaugurates the only Egyptian Gallery and mummy in Florida at their premiere event, A Night at the Museum. The evening will feature curator-led tours by Bass Museum’s Executive Director Silvia Cubiña and Brooklyn Museum’s Egyptologist (yes, there is such a thing) and special exhibition curator, Dr. Edward Bleiberg, which will take guests on a journey to learn about one of the world’s oldest and most mysterious civilizations from its surviving objects including an Egyptian sarcophagus and mummy!  Membership costs $125 and admits two people to this private opening event, during which guests can enjoy cocktails by Grey Goose Vodka and Bervini Prosecco, special desserts from Stella’s Sweet Shoppe and raffle prizes. Bass Museum’s Egyptian Gallery opens to the public on April 30.  The opening night party takes place on Thursday, April 29th, from 8:30-10:30 p.m. at the Bass Museum of Art, 2121 Park Avenue on Miami Beach.

Get Your Prescription Filled

The Gansevoort Miami Beach has got your Saturdays planned out.  Start the day at Plunge’s new RX Pool Party where the genetically blessed sip on Pink Elephant cocktails while listening to ear candy by DJ Justin Sheppard before taking a dip in the rooftop pool.  After a power nap it’s time for dinner at Miami’s sexiest steakhouse STK where Miami’s finest rub elbows with celebs like Fergie, Josh Duhamel, Adam Sandler and Jenny McCarthy.  Had a few too many Lil Big Macs?  Dance them off next door at Coco de Ville, the small and intimate lounge makes you feel as if you were in your own living room…where dancing on couches IS encouraged!  All this fun can be yours at 2377 Collins Avenue.

 Lucy and Ethel, Laverne and Shirley, Sam and Iran:  they’re stylish, they’re fun and they’re everywhere! In a word, to quote Iran’s raspy, trademark expression:  “FABULOUS!” Because we love them, and we love the people who love them, we suggest you head to Cafeina on Thursday, April 29 for the 3^rd installment of the “People We Love” party series, honoring Miami’s tastemakers, influencers and philanthropists.  Sam Robin is Miami’s “Queen of Design,” who earned top honors from DCOTA this year and Iran Issa Khan is a celebrated photographer, artist and columnist. Guests will enjoy hors d’oeuvres by our favorite executive chef Guily Booth along with complimentary cocktails from 9 – 11 p.m. International mash-up master and “People We Love” resident DJ Joe Dert will keep you dancing.  So whether you already love or have yet to meet Sam and Iran- head to Cafeina on Thursday.  RSVP to cafeina@taraink.com or 305.864.3434 ext. 125.

The Art of Partnering Miami City Ballet presents The Art of Partnering on April 23 from 6-10:30 p.m., offering singles a unique opportunity to create their own “pas de deux” at a glamorous event at Miami City Ballet studios featuring a cocktail reception, an intimate performance and talk about the ‘The Art of Partnering’ by Miami City Ballet Founding Director Edward Villella; and an after party immediately following at Grove, W South Beach. Miami City Ballet is located at 2200 Liberty Ave., Miami Beach. Tickets cost $100. For more information, email rrobinson@miamicityballet.org or call 305-929-7017.
Barton G. Kids Hear Now Foundation Gala
On Saturday, April 24 at 7:30 p.m., Barton G. Weiss will host his annual gala for the Kids Hear Now Foundation at his latest venue, The Villa By Barton G., formerly the Versace Mansion (1116 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach). The gala’s theme will be “An Evening of Grand Splendor” with proceeds going towards funding further research technology and treatment in the field of cochlear implants for the thousands of newborns born each year with profound hearing loss. Kids Hear Now provides cochlear implants for the underprivileged as well. Cocktail attire is requested for the party. Tickets cost $1, 250 per person. For more information contact 305.576.3006 or email: foundationevents@kidshearnow.org.

Miami Children’s Museum Gala

The Miami Children’s Museum celebrates its 25th Anniversary with a gala on April 24 at the museum (980 MacArthur Causeway). The celebration includes a reception at 6:30 pm, which will take place throughout the museum’s 14 galleries, dinner outside at 8:00 catered by the Ritz Carlton South Beach and a concert by the Average White Band. Tickets cost $500 per person/ $5, 000 for tables of ten. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. To RSVP for the event, contact Kelly Bresnahan at 305.373.KIDS (5437), ext. 142 or email kelly@miamichildrensmuseum.org.

Bastos Design and D.Stern at Club 50

Luxury jewelry brands Francisca Bastos Design and D. Stern Jewelers will present their latest pieces at an exclusive showcase on Tuesday, April 27 at Club 50 at Viceroy Miami, from 5 pm to 7:30 pm with a portion of the jewelry sales benefitting the Humane Society of Greater Miami Adopt-A-Pet. Guests can enjoy well drinks, beer and wine for only $5 until 10 pm. The event is free and open to the public. RSVP is a must to 305.777.2340 x1042 or rsvp@getinkpr.com.