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Symposium Magazine Symposium Magazine emerged in 2008 as South Florida’s leading arts and culture publication. In its first year of publishing, it has claimed a prominent position amid the area’s market of media outlets by remaining dedicated to a straightforward depiction of contemporary culture. Among the pages of Symposium are a collection of columns, articles, and commentaries designed to entertain, educate, and enrich the lives of its readers. It is a unique forum for the expression of thoughts and ideas where the underlying themes include an understanding of artistry, as well as an appreciation for the merits of philanthropic benevolence. In addition to providing a scholarly medium for celebrating events and reflecting on issues, Symposium highlights the altruistic spirit of giving with articles on corporate patronage, local foundations, volunteering, non-profit agencies, and contributors. It promotes the cause of philanthropy by recognizing the people whose contributions are its life source. The readers of Symposium gain insight from feature articles on these extraordinary people, learn from articles on major trends in fundraising, and acquire information on the latest philanthropic happenings. Symposium Magazine is a publication dedicated to the success of numerous charities and philanthropic institutions. And, as such, it has given these organizations a voice heard by those who constitute the modern aristocratic society. The professionals and intellectuals who read Symposium see it as a trustworthy illustration of qualified opinions and beliefs. This, combined with its widespread distribution and extensive circulation, qualify Symposium as an efficient source for reaching eligible patrons. Begun as a free-circulation monthly magazine, Symposium has evolved dramatically. Today, it is a premium publication, characterized by a growing readership base and an evocative commitment to the promotion of patronage, with a circulation of nearly 50,000 throughout South Florida to independent news stands, book stores, restaurants, hotels, bars/clubs, fitness centers, banks, business centers, coffee shops, and other targeted locations.  |
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Las Olas Wine and Food Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Our famous street will be closed so that you and your friends can enjoy the splendid offerings from 7:00p.m. until 9:30p.m. You will sample an array of culinary delights from over 60 of the area's finest restaurants AND taste fantastic wine selections from around the world. Music will fill the air as some of South Florida's hottest local band SUPERSTUFF takes the stage. |