Tomorrow night at 8:00, the New World Symphony Wallcast is Dual Forces. Bring a blanket and picnic dinner for a wonderful evening of culture and music on Miami Beach.
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Tomorrow night at 8:00, the New World Symphony Wallcast is A Nordic Odyssey. Bring a blanket and picnic dinner for a wonderful evening of culture and music on Miami Beach.
Tomorrow night at 7:30, the New World Symphony Wallcast is Baroque Brilliance. Bring a blanket and picnic dinner for a wonderful evening of culture and music on Miami Beach.
Tomorrow night at 7:30 the New World Symphony Wallcast is From Russia with Love. Bring a blanket and picnic to watch this sold out concert broadcast on the wall.
This Friday and Saturday there are three half-hour mini concerts at 7:30, 8:30, and 9:30 p.m. at the New World Center. Experience this amazing concert hall for a very affordable price before or after dinner. Several restaurants on Lincoln Road offer dinner deals in conjunction with your ticket.
Today is the last day of Art Deco Weekend on Miami Beach. Take advantage of our glorious Miami weather (Boston had a high of 26% yesterday) and head to the beach to learn about our backyard. Events and tours start at 10:00 a.m. so if you are a football fan, you still have plenty of time to tour and get home for the Patriot/Jets game at 4:30. Or better yet, enjoy it at one of the many restaurant/bars, such as the Clevelander, Big Pink or just about any other bar on the beach!
Well, its Ground Hog Day and P. Phil has predicted 6 more weeks of winter. Thank goodness, I guess. It is supposed to get up into the 80’s today here in beautiful South Florida.
Miami Beach’s North Shore District boundaries are 73 street to the south, 87 street to the north, the Atlantic Ocean, and Crespi Boulevard to the west. This funky area of Miami Beach has long been in the shadows of South Beach and did not enjoy much improvement during the building boom. That is actually good news because it means many of the area’s Miami Modern, or MiMo, buildings were saved from the wrecking ball.
Now that North Shore is on the National Register of Historic Places, city officials hope that interest in the area will increase and that the MiMo buildings will be rehabilitated and restored.
What is your favorite MiMo building in Miami Beach?
