SUMMARY: Orlando Ballet will celebrate the works of legendary choreographers George Balanchine, Martha Graham, and Alysa Pires in a special performance called “Balanchine, Graham, Pires.” Artistic director Jorden Morris curated the show by selecting choreographers whose styles contrast in movement, architecture, and music. The production includes Balanchine’s “Divertimento No. 15” and Graham’s “Maple Leaf Rag,” along with a piece from Pires, representing a new generation of choreography. The show, which runs from March 27-30 at Steinmetz Hall, promises to showcase a rich diversity of dance, fashion, and artistry.

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SUMMARY: On Wednesday, March 26, 2025, South Florida experienced much-needed rain with thunderstorms and significant downpours, particularly in southern Miami-Dade County, where Homestead received the heaviest totals. Areas like South Miami-Dade reported around two inches, while downtown Miami got over three-quarters of an inch. Today, conditions will be drier with some spotty afternoon showers expected, although overall activity will be less intense than yesterday. A weak front will lower humidity starting tomorrow, leading into a dry Thursday and Friday. Rain is predicted to return over the weekend, especially on Sunday, increasing chances of showers and storms.

NEXT Weather meteorologist KC Sherman says Wednesday will be a mix of sun and clouds with highs in the low 80s.

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SUMMARY: Food banks nationwide are facing significant challenges after the Department of Agriculture cut $1 billion in funding, impacting local farmers, schools, and food assistance programs. In South Florida, Feeding South Florida’s CEO expressed concern over the cuts, which have already begun with the local food purchase assistance program, affecting a $13 million contract to supply produce. The organization serves families from Monroe County to the Palm Beaches and is investing in procurement to source donations. The cuts are expected to severely affect both food banks and the vulnerable communities they support, increasing the need for donations and aid.

CBS News Miami’s Nikiya Carrero spoke with a local food bank operator who warns the impact of budget cuts will be felt across South Florida.

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