The 35th annual Miami Book Fair officially opens Sunday, November 11, though there will be a children’s “Reading Circle with Margaret Cardillo” on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. Throughout the week, meet your favorite authors and emerging artists, attend events for children and teens, stroll the Street Fair; and enjoy music, food, even a community coloring […]
November is Miami Live Arts Month
In Miami, November is far more than the return of Pumpkin Spice everything. November is Miami Live Arts Month, part of Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau’s “Miami Temptations Series”. This November, experience Miami’s live music, arts and entertainment scene during Miami Live Arts Month. From concerts, theater and dance performances to comedy shows and […]
Frost Science Awarded 2 Grants to Improve Miami’s Coastal Resiliency
Resilient Communities 2017 Grant Phillip and Patricia Frost Science Museum is one of eight non-profit organizations nationwide to receive a 2017 Resilient Communities grant. In October, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) and Wells Fargo announced $2 million in grants to organizations engaged in community efforts to “prepare for future impacts associated with sea […]
Tony’s Oasis
Today would have been Tony Goldman’s birthday. He passed away on September 11, 2012. Tony and his company, Goldman Properties, is very well known in real estate and art circles. He was a driving force in Miami’s South Beach and Wynwood neighborhoods, as well as in SoHo, New York. In Wynwood, he is particularly loved for […]
Museum of Science Exceeds 5 Million Visitors
At it’s 6 month mark, the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science in downtown Miami has exceeded 5 million visitors. Talking to Miami Today, Rebecca Dorfman, Public Relations Manager at the science museum, said: “We’ve had an extremely strong response and warm welcome from the community. Our visitor numbers from opening through Oct. 31 […]
Bye Bye Birdie: “Creepy Bird” Sculpture Removed from MDC Wolfson Campus
According to The Reporter MDC student newspaper, the “giant creepy bird” statue has been removed from Miami Dade College’s Wolfson Campus in Downtown Miami, where it had roosted for more than eleven years. Known as Violata Pax Dove or the Wounded Peace Dove, the statue was on loan to the College courtesy of Alabama artist […]