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A2 Palm Beach Daily News, Thursday, September 28, 201 7 Saturday, September 30, 201 7 THE DISH Cultural groups receive $125K i 1 I i Costa and Williams Sonoma will host tonight's No Kid Hungry benefit. Courtesy of Costa it .1 Costa, Williams Sonoma partner for charity dinner Courtesy of Miami City Ballet Miami City Ballet, which performed Paul Taylor's "Arden Court" for its season finale March 17 at the Kravis Center, is one of the recipients of a grant from the PNC Foundation. By JAN SJOSTROM Daily News Arts Editor A new black artists' festival at the Norton Museum and an exhibition of sea critter sculptures made of ocean trash at Mounts Botanical Garden are among eight Palm Beach County programs that will share $125,000 in grants and sponsorships from PNC Bank's foundation. The awards announced last week go to programs designed to increase access to the arts in new and innovative ways. The recipients are: Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens $12,500 for Art and Healthy Hearts in the Garden, a new program tied to the season's exhibitions that brings students from un-derserved schools to the gardens to learn about healthy foods and gardens.

Miami City Ballet $15,000 for free Ballet for Young People performances at the March 2 Kravis Center and Feb. 20 Broward Center in Fort Lauderdale. Milagro Center $20,000 for free pop-up performances in under-served communities. The shows will feature performers and sets from Jamathon and Wellness Workshops, a series of six weekly one-hour sessions for children in high-needs communities that are designed to combat childhood obesity. The program culminates in a three-hour fitness event July 26 at the South Florida Fairgrounds.

Kravis Center $20,000 for a new high school music theater awards program. Norton Museum $20,000 for a new Black Arts Festival on Feb. 24 featuring local black artists, children's activities the Delray Beach center, which provides arts experiences for disadvantaged and academical-ly-at-risk children and teens. Mounts Botanical Garden of Palm Beach County $20,000 for Washed Ashore, Art to Save the Sea, an exhibition running Dec. 2 to March 31 featuring sculptures of sea creatures built from marine debris collected on beaches.

Digital Vibez $2,500 for the Lake Worth-based group's KidsFit and entertainment. Palm Beach Symphony $15,000 for four free student performances of Sergei Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf. This is the second round of grants in a three-year initiative under the PNC Foundation's Arts Alive program. Recipients were selected by PNC Bank and the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County. The third round of applications will open in March.

jsjostrom pbdailynews.com portant and we're looking forward to doing more of them," Valencia said Monday. He said Costa "just reopened Friday" after Hurricane Irma's Sept. 10 Florida landfall. The 6 p.m. event starts in Costa's bar area with a cocktail reception featuring a crudo bar setup with some of the restaurant's signature tapas, such as various hummus styles.

Then a sit-down dinner is set to include three courses, with a choice of two or more selections for each course: warm vichyssoise or crispy egg with chorizo, peas and black garlic; Moroccan lamb stew or duck (with olives and foie gras) or spaghetti putta-nesca; and, for dessert, brown-butter cake or bak-lava or red-velvet cake. Tonight's wine-paired dinner at Costa, co-hosted by Williams Sonoma, is $85 a person. To make reservations, call Williams Sonoma at 799-2425. For more information about the dinner, call Costa at 429-8456. By M.M.

CLOUTIER Special to the Daily News osta is teaming up with home -goods retailer Williams Sonoma as they host a wine-paired dinner together, doubling down on helping fundraising efforts aimed at fighting hunger in America. The Mediterranean restaurant in the Esplanade and the retailer's Palm Beach Gardens location, known for its kitchen-and-din-ing wares, are hosting a multicourse dinner tonight, with proceeds benefiting the Washington, D.C.-based No Kid Hungry campaign and its outreach to community based programs. The dinner's key culinary player? Costa's executive chef David Valencia and the culinary director chef of Williams Sonoma's Palm Beach Gardens location, Maude Eaton. "Events like this are im- Read The Dish blog at PalmBeachDailyNews. com.

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Intracoastal waters will be smooth. Lake Worth Inlet: High tide will occur at 2:58 p.m. with low tides at 8:26 a.m. and 9:16 p.m. Sunrise: 7:11 a.m.

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