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Latin Spice Festival At Pinecrest Gardens This Saturday
Treat your taste buds to latin food and beverages at Pinecrest Gardens’ Latin Spice Festival. It includes food, music, dancing, and shopping. Stay for Grammy Award wining Chino Nunez.
Smarty Dogs To Benefit Pinecrest Schools
- Smarty Dog at Pinecrest Gardens
Smarty Dogs are popping up all over Pinecrest. It is an art in public places campaign that is being promoted to raise funds for the public schools in the Village of Pinecrest. If you or your company would like to sponsor one of the dogs, there is still time. The dogs will be auctioned off in March of 2012.
Free Things To Do In Miami: Photography Class
All below was taken directly from the Pinecrest Gardens, Garden Gossip Newsletter.
Miami in Bloom
Photography for the Rest of Us, Tuesday, July 26 at 7:00 p.m.
A Free Photography Workshop
The Photography For The Rest of Us workshop was developed to teach the basics of digital photography. The goal is simple: to make a better photographer out of every person we can reach out to, no matter which camera you own.
In this fun and informative workshop, you’ll learn the basics about composition, use of flash, the shooting modes almost every camera offers and much more. The instructor, Ed Schneider, also the founder of Photography4us, is a professional award-wining photographer whose goal is to help you understand and enjoy taking photos. Ed’s experience and candid approach can virtually guarantee this event will change forever the way you take photos.
Thanks to a collaborative effort from Kendall Camera Club and The Village of Pinecrest, this is a rare opportunity to see Ed Schneider speak at an open event free of charge. Seats are limited. Register today for the Photography For The Rest of Us workshop.
Pinecrest Farmer’s Market
Due to popular demand, the Pinecrest Farmer’s Market is open through October, Sundays from 9-2.
Mozart Under The Moonlight
This Wednesday night, enjoy a free night of music outside as Orchestra Miami presents
Taste of Pinecrest Sunday, March 6, 2011
The Ninth Annual Taste of Pinecrest takes place this Sunday at Pinecrest Gardens. This food and art festival is sponsored by the Pinecrest Business Association to benefit the Village’s public schools. In addition to student performances, an art show, rides and games, there are a number of local restaurants selling a “taste” of their menus. It is a great way to spend a day visiting, playing and savoring the many different flavors of Miami.
Julian Marley Performs At Updated Banyan Bowl, Pinecrest Gardens
The Banyan Bowl at Pinecrest Gardens is in the middle of a renovation and the new sound and lighting system provided the perfect stage for Julian Marley’s performance last night.
If you have not had the opportunity to go see the updated Banyan Bowl, make a point to visit it during the upcoming Taste of Pinecrest or the next Pinecrest Gardens Jazz Series. The Community Foundation of Pinecrest‘s Banyan Bowl Capital Campaign is assisting in fundraising to complete the improvements. Please donate to the fund to keep this treasure as a cultural facility for all of us to enjoy for years to come.
Village of Pinecrest – Mayor to Give State of the Village Address
Mayor Cindy Lerner will be giving her State of the Village Address on Thursday, January 20, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. in the Banyan Bowl at Pinecrest Gardens.
One of her announcements will probably include the capital improvements taking place at the Banyan Bowl, which will be hosting its first Jazz in the Gardens Concert, featuring the Rodriguez Brothers, on Saturday, January 29, 2011. The Community Foundation of Pinecrest is assisting with the Banyan Bowl Capital Campaign to raise the necessary funds.
Pinecrest Gardens To Charge Small Admission Fee
Pinecrest Gardens will be charging a minor entrance fee. $3.00 for adults and $2.00 for children is all it will cost to spend a beautiful day cruising the gardens. Children will love feeding the fish, looking for turtles, visiting the butterfly garden, going to the petting zoo, playing on the playground or splashing in the water park. Although many people have been enjoying the park for free, the Village of Pinecrest decided to reinstate an admission fee, though much lower than previous fees, to help cover the $1.5 million it costs to maintain the gardens and increase the programing.
Pinecrest Pioneers Celebrate Birthdays at Pinecrest Gardens
Five Pinecrest Pioneers, Pinecrest residents that are 90 years young or over, celebrated their birthdays at a luncheon hosted by Pinecrest Mayor Cindy Lerner and sponsored by Whole Foods. The Pioneers shared their stories of when and why they moved to Pinecrest and what has kept them here for 3 decades or more. Many of their reasons for moving here are the same reason more recent residents have made the move:
- size of yards
- friendly neighborhood great for raising children
- the public schools.
Their memories of what has changed:
- addition of traffic lights on 67 ave.
- a large bean field with crop dusting planes
- an airport/landing strip
- a pony rink where children would ride
Lori, with Whole Foods Catering, provided a beautiful lunch and birthday cake as well as flowers and goody bags for the Pioneeers.
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