Deva Premal & Miten Coming to Miami
M
antra singers Deva Premal and Mi- ten, joined by Nepalese bamboo flutist Manose, are performing in 24 cities across the United States this fall, with a concert scheduled in Miami on October 15, at the Olympia Theater in the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts. The couple has recorded more than 20 albums, including the jazz-influenced Password, which debuts this fall. Deva and Miten, who count the Dalai Lama among their passionate fans, travel to some 20 countries each year to per- form at concerts, benefits and occasion- ally, prisons. They refer to their fans as fellow travelers sharing a spiritual journey and a love of sacred music. “We feel like facilitators of a communal gathering,” says Deva. “We bring the songs and the instrumentation and make a reason for everyone to be together for the evening. Then we just enjoy each other.”
Location: 174 E. Flagler St. For tickets and more info, visit
DevaPremalMiten.com.
Naples Academy of Beauty Opens
T
he Naples Academy of Beauty has opened a 10,000-square-foot educa-
tion facility at 7740 Preserve Lane and will offer full- and part-time programs in cosmetology, skin care, nails and mas- sage. Craig Allard, president and CEO, says, “We take great pride in opening our academy in Naples. We will always stand for excellence in education and services to our community.”
The academy includes a retail sec- tion; cosmetology, hair care and nail therapy areas; and a spa with treatment rooms for skin care and massage. The space also encompasses classrooms, cafeterias and office space. Kim Winthrop will teach massage.
For more information and enrollment details, call 239-260-8300 or visit
NaplesBeautyAcademy.com.
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