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The La Fiesta Hispanic Celebration is your chance to embrace diverse cultures and traditions through music, dance, and food! Whether you’re there to dance or just enjoy the atmosphere, there’s something for everyone.
A throng of local dignitaries joined parents and students at the launch of the new Science Center on the campus of Saint Mark’s Episcopal School in Fort Lauderdale.
Commissioners were in attendance from Broward County, The City of Fort Lauderdale, and The City of Oakland Park, and both the county and the city of Fort Lauderdale gave plaques commemorating May 20, 2025 as Saint Mark’s Episcopal School Science Center Day.
Bishop Peter Eaton consecrated the altar in the new Outdoor Chapel adjacent to the Science Center. Spencer Taintor, head of school, Father Grant Wiseman, Saint Mark’s Rector, and Sarah Weitz, chair of the board of trustees, all gave brief presentations.
And finally all the celebrities got together with scissors and cut the ribbon to officially open the new building.
Saint Mark’s Episcopal School has won national recognition for their STEM program and this new building will provide wonderful opportunities for students.
The Farm & Flea is a collaboration market between Murray Hill Farmers Market, Fishweir Brewing Co and Vagabond Flea. Enjoy all of your favorite weekly farmers market vendors PLUS an array of other local artists, vintage seller and more.
Party Digest founder Lakhinder Jit Singh Vohra will be there with Hamptons Cigar Manufactory.
An all-inclusive event showcasing Florida’s Culinary innovators, offering attendees an opportunity to indulge in an array of savory samples.
This all-inclusive event showcases noteworthy restaurants in the Central Florida area. Offering attendees the opportunity to indulge in an assortment of savory samples of food, wine, spirits, beer & beverages crafted by Florida’s culinary innovators – all for one-inclusive price!
And you can visit with Party Digest / Hamptons Cigar Manufactory founder Lakhinder Jit Singh Vohra, smoke a cigar, and talk about ordering your own Private Label Cigars!
Wish you could relive the fond memories of a Field Day from your childhood? At Grown Up Games, you can! Compete in these classic playground games with a twist on June 21st from 1-5 pm.
This event is for 21 and up.
Meet Lakhinder Jit Singh Vohra and enjoy a cigar with him!
Look for Hampton’s Cigar Manufactory. Share a Cigar and enjoy a visit with Lakhinder.
Our sister company Hamptons Cigar Manufactory and Museum will do a Cigar PopUp at this event! Don’t miss it.
Take home some premium cigars, visit with Party Digest’s very own Lakhinder Jit Singh Vohra, and maybe even create your own Bespoke private label cigars with your own cigar band, factory sealed and delivered from the Dominican Republic.
Savannah’s historic district hosts a wide range of tour companies, from large operators to independent guides, offering various ways to explore the city. These tours cater to all modes of transportation— from the rapid pace of trolley tour buses speeding through the streets to the leisurely strolls of walking tours. Other options include bicycles, Segways, and horse-drawn carriages.
Ghost tours are a staple in Savannah — and for good reason. Some of the city’s picturesque squares hide unmarked graves just beneath the surface. After going on so many of them, you start to notice a pattern. Some feel genuinely historic and atmospheric, while others lean campy and over-the-top, complete with guest “ghosts” popping out for cheap thrills.
Until something different landed in my inbox — a tour that piqued my curiosity. It focused on the women who helped shape the Savannah we experience today. This semi-private tour was led by tour maestra Enocha (pronounced Ah-nih-ka) Edenfield.
Enocha is the perfect guide. She walks and talks at a comfortable pace, answering questions with such thoughtfulness that it’s clear she wants her guests to be curious and engaged. Every question feels welcomed, not rushed.
One standout feature of her tour is the use of historical photographs and historic city maps flashed on her iPad. Seeing the faces of the people she describes, alongside the changes of the design of the city, makes history feel tangible. It ties together the locations, key events, and the individuals who played pivotal roles in the shaping and design of current Savannah.
If you have the stamina, I’d recommend taking a walking tour in the spring (March–May) or fall (September–November) when the weather is mild. This way, you can double back afterward and actually visit some of the historic homes and museums Enoch mentions along the way.
Even better, Enocha customizes her tours based on your interests. If you’re fascinated by a particular slice of history, she’ll tailor the experience to match. You can reach her on Instagram or through her website.
