Miami culture
October 17th, 2007 by susan j

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Calling all bibliophiles: mark November 4-11 on your calendars for the largest book fair in America! Launched in 1984, the features book readings in English and Spanish, a “children’s alley” with activities for young readers, a showcase of rare books, and special events spread over a week.
The fair highlights notable authors from Miami and beyond reading in a variety of genres and languages. This year’s authors include Jenna Bush, Ha Jin, Erica Jong, and others. Read the complete list .
Other nearby Miami attractions include Bayside Marketplace, Island Queen Cruises, and Miami City Tour.
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October 15th, 2007 by keith f
On November 3rd, the City of Miami Beach will host to truly unique Miami experience called Sleepless Night-Fall Back, Culture Forward. A thirteen hour event to celebrate the clocks being turned back an hour will feature music, dance, art and culture. The event will be a complete cultural takeover and celebration of the 25th hour. It’s all free, yes free, and will be held at indoor and outdoor venues in 4 areas of Miami Beach: North Beach, Lincoln Road, Collins Park and Ocean Drive.
Adventurous entertainment will run the gamut for you to choose from: music, dance, comedy, theater and performance art. Food and of course those famous South Beach libations will be available.
There will be a FREE Sleepless Night Shuttle throughout the night picking up from various parking garages and to keep the party going (and maybe to keep you awake), there will be entertainment on the shuttles.
Hotels will offer special packages to rest one’s weary bones after the 13 hours of sleeplessness. Please check out the website for details about every aspect of this anticipated evening at www.sleeplessnight.org.
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October 10th, 2007 by amy c
Starting today, FUNKSHION: Fashion Week Miami presents a hip fusion of cutting edge fashion and hot music at this year’s fashion show at the Paris Theater, located in the heart of South Beach on October 10-13. Designers such as True Religion, Adriano Goldschmied, and Christina Ferrari, along with the country’s hottest up and coming fashion talent, will debut their Spring/Summer 2008 designs to the beats that inspired their collection.
A special fashion show featuring young designers will accompany the traditional runway, as these trendsetters compete for the Perrier “Bubbling Under” Award, recognizing rising talent. On October 13, music and fashion go head to head at the Mix N Mash that will feature five designers and a battle of five DJ’s, producing the hottest music to punctuate the new warm-weather designs. Don’t miss Miam’s version of fashion week, promising to be a non-stop party!
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October 8th, 2007 by susan j
Miami not only shares LA’s warm, sunny weather, but also it’s popularity as a movie mecca (though admittedly on a smaller scale). Here, courtesy of Wikipedia, are some popular movies that were filmed in Miami:
- Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
- Adaptation
- In Her Shoes
- Meet the Fockers
- There’s Something About Mary
Click here to read the complete list.
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October 4th, 2007 by susan j
If you’re taking a trip to Miami this weekend, then you’ll want to check out , which is set for Sunday, October 7 in Bicentennial Park. Expect lots of colorful costumes and live entertainment by The Queen of Soca, Alison Hinds, and many others!
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