


Originally appeared in the Fall 2015 issue.


By Destinee A. Hughes In 1907, Fort Lauderdale opened its first African-American school. Old Dillard School, originally called Colored School Number Eleven, was just the beginning of monumental African-American achievements

The new Swatch Beach Volleyball Major Series Finals in Fort Lauderdale takes beach volleyball to the next level.

Fine art photographer Drew Doggett captures grandeur on the water in his new book.

Fall’s mashup of bright colors and rich textures arrives in Iceland, where scenic adventures abound.

Bag that boring coat and slip into the season’s sexiest—and coziest—outerwear.

As the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show—the world’s largest of its kind—continues to grow, its home, Bahia Mar Resort Hotel & Yachting Center, has some major expansion plans in the works, too.

Jay-Jay Percentie is the prince of stylish living in Harbour Island, Bahamas.

It basically has a cult following in Miami. Ask anyone in the 305 about the jugofresh, the organic cold-pressed juice and food company that originated in Miami in 2012, and no

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