2016 |
Amaranthine Florida Women of Achievement Award |
2016 |
Judy Drucker celebrates her 50 year anniversary of bringing culture to South Florida with her dear friends, Romero Britto, Mark Bryn, Irene Marie and many other friends, at Romero Britto’s Lincoln Road Fine Art Gallery during the unveiling of a new painting by Romero Britto dedicated to Judy’s half century in the arts |
2015 |
Florida Jewish History Month – Judy Drucker |
2014 |
Miso Golden Baton Recognition Award |
2013 |
A “Celebration of Judy” tribute concert was held for Judy at Miami Beach’s New World Center featuring her friend and operatic baritone, Dmitri Hvorostovsky |
2012 |
Judy Drucker Boulevard |
2011 |
Champion of the Arts Awards Honoree |
2011 |
Citizens Interested in the Arts, Inc., (CIA) held their Annual membership luncheon at Fontainebleau Hotel |
2011 |
Judy recognized as one of the Ten Jewish Leaders in the Arts who have contributed to the development of the arts in Florida in the “The Arts and Florida’s Jewish Community” by the Miami-Dade County Public Schools – Division of Social Sciences and Life Skills |
2010 |
Phoenix Survival Award Presented to Judy “I’m Back” Drucker |
2010 |
Lifetime Achievement Award for locally-based Arts luminary presented by Miami Beach Arts Gala |
2009 |
Governor’s Award for the Arts at the Diva Impresario Awards |
2008 |
Joseph Handleman Light of Philanthropy Award |
2008 |
Miami Today Gold Medal Award |
2007 |
New World School of the Arts Award |
2004 |
Judy Drucker’s Concert Association of Florida is awarded a $100,000 grant by the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida to help support acclaimed orchestras, classical soloists and dance companies in South Florida |
2003 |
Judy receives the Moretti Award for Artistic Achievement from the Cultural Foundation of Broward County |
2001 |
Judy receives the Hearts of the Arts Award presented by the New World School of the Arts |
2001 |
Temple Beth Sholom honors Judith Drucker as an Honorary Trustee for her continuous devotion and commitment to the congregation |
2000 |
Women’s Division of the Greater Miami State of Israel Bonds’ Living Arts of Israel Award |
2000 |
City of Miami Beach Commission on the Status of Women honors the achievements of Judith Nelson Drucker with a Women Worth Knowing Award |
1999 |
Individual Award for arts Administration (Major Cultural Organizations) presented by the Dade Cultural Alliance |
1999 |
Northern Trust Cultural Award at the Spectrum Awards for Women |
1999 |
Inducted to the Miami Beach Senior High School Wall of Fame |
1998 |
Judy honored by the Sanford L. Ziff Jewish Museum of Florida at the “Breaking the Glass Ceiling” Awards |
1998 |
Celebration of Women Award from Na’Amat USA for her lifetime of leadership for music, the arts, her community, the Jewish people and the State of Israel |
1998 |
Temple Emanu-El’s Sisterhood for the Arts |
1997 |
“Judy Drucker Day” proclaimed by Lawton Chiles, the Governor of Florida |
1996 |
Women of Vision Award by the Women and Science Committee of the South Florida Region of the American Committee |
1996 |
Miami Centennial 1996 Women’s Hall of Fame |
1995 |
Honorary Doctorate in Music from Florida International University |
1995 |
Judy created “The World of Dance” Sunday afternoon dance series at the Jackie Gleason Theater in Miami Beach |
1994 |
Judy founded Dance Alive!, a dance performance series |
1993 |
Judy’s Concert Association first performance presentation in Palm Beach County |
1993 |
Judy founded the NAYA Performance Series, which booked contemporary live performances by innovative dance, music and theater artists from around the world |
1991 |
Prix de Martell for enriching the world of classical music in South Florida |
1990 |
Member of South Florida Business Leaders for Culture |
1990 |
Judy was named Woman of the Year for the Miami Beach Community by the Beach Chapter of the Brandeis University National Women’s Committee for her work to enhance Miami’s performing arts reputation |
1990 |
Judy co-hosted a weekly program with Alvis Sherouse on WTMI called “Crescendo,” introducing classical music stars that she presented through her Concert Association of Florida |
1988 |
Judy received the Woman of the Year award from the Greater Miami Israel Bonds Organization |
1988 |
Movado Ovation Award |
1987 |
Louis B. Mayer Award |
1987 |
Judy Drucker Wins First Classic Citizen Award presented by WTMI (FM 93.1) |
1986 |
First National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts “Distinguished Service in the Arts” award presented to Judy by Florida Governor Bob Graham |
1986 |
University of Miami School of Music Distinguished Alumna Award presented to Judith Nelson Drucker in recognition of her contributions to the cultural life of Southeast Florida |
1986 |
Judy was a judge at the Second International Palm Beach Invitational Competition, an international piano competition, presented by The Greater Palm Beach Symphony |
1985 |
Judy sang The Star-Spangled Banner before a Miami Dolphins game |
1985 |
Judy is named Woman of the Year by the Miami Beach Jaycees |
1984 |
Nominated to the Florida Women’s Hall of Fame by History Miami |
1984 |
Third Annual Community Dedication Award by the Theater Arts League |
1982 |
State of Florida Executive Department Governor’s Award for the Arts presented to Judy Drucker for exemplifying the highest caliber of service rendered to the State of Florida in promoting, stimulating, and furthering cultural activities for the benefit of all of Florida’s citizens |
1979 |
The Advisory Council of the Institute for Women FIU for Outstanding Community Service in Humanities |
1979 |
Concert Impresaria, Judith Drucker, received the George Abbott Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Arts presented by the South Florida Critics Association for the foundation of the Concert Association of Florida as a cultural showcase for the world’s premiere artists |
1971 |
Judy presented a young 26 year-old violin virtuoso, Itzhak Perlman, at one of his first performances at Temple Beth Sholom |
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