Free Events This Week: Theatre Under the Stars, Burlesque, Ketchy Shuby

This week's free events include movie showings, concerts and exhibitions -- in other words, the perfect combination to get you through the next few days without busting your budget. Take a break from your job(s) and from the throbbing migraine that is the Florida Republican debates, grab your honey or...
By Kathleen Halliday
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This week’s free events include movie showings, concerts and exhibitions — in other words, the perfect combination to get you through the next few days without busting your budget. Take a break from your job(s) and from the throbbing migraine that is the Florida Republican debates, grab your honey or your friends, and hit the town.

Monday

Theatre Under the Stars: Tonight’s edition of the Hollywood Beach Concert Series features the classic film Poppy.

Tuesday

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Shenanigans: Hellion Burlesque, performances by Charles Peters Comedy and music by Mask Era and Tony Clifton’s Mustache promise an entertaining night at Fox’s Sherron Inn.

Wednesday

Strut: The Electric Pickle presents new live music every week with resident DJ Grace Jones and live house band Ausgang.

Photosoup: Local photographer Jonathan Brooks’ solo exhibition can be viewed at the First National Bank of South Miami’s Dadeland location.

Thursday

Ketchy Shuby: The Vagabond hosts Ketchy Shuby’s “Downtown Soul Records Singles Club” release party with guest DJ Manuvers and resident DJs A-Train and Rob Riggs. RSVP to shake305@gmail.com for free entry.

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Kathleen Halliday

Kathleen Halliday earned an MA in electronic communication and publishing from University College London. While she was living in the UK, she met her husband, who patiently listens to her wax poetic about literature and crime shows.

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