Cultural Arts Community Gears Up for an Exciting Season
-- Miami Beach Cultural Arts Calendar for November 2008
--Miami Beach, FL -
- From art to film to music, Miami Beach’s cultural season kicks up in November. The arts community is gearing up in preparation for December’s 2008 ArtBasel Miami Beach, which promises more free outdoor exhibits from Collins Park toLummus Park. Current exhibitions at Art Center/South Florida, The Jewish Museum, TheWolfsonian-FIU and the Bass Museum of Art will soon give way to the hundreds ofartists that participate in Art Basel early next month.On the big screen, the Miami Beach Cinematheque’s series “New AmericanIndependents” features, among many others, Madonna’s directorial debut, “Filth andWisdom.” There are also four nights of the Short Film Festival. And free films returnunder the stars at the Movies in the Park series at a Miami Beach park.The New World Symphony kicks off its new season with a series of orchestral concertsfeaturing American great, Aaron Copland, and visiting artists from Britain. The FillmoreMiami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater brings the best in contemporary musicincluding the legendary Rufus Wainwright and Joe Jackson.To find out more on what is happening on the Miami Beach cultural scene, catch a new “MB Culture” on MBTV77 (Atlantic Broadband) or online at http://www.miamibeachfl.gov/. Formore information about the Miami Beach Cultural Affairs Program, please visithttp://www.mbculture.org/ or call 305.673.7577.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
"Lexus Lanes" Omit Critical Miami Beach Connection
The new High Occupancy Toll (HOT) lanes, otherwise called "Lexus Lanes", are set to open soon in the Northbound direction. Unfortunately, there will be an issue with I-395, the Julia Tuttle Expressway will be poorly connected.
Mayor Bower, with support from the local congressional delegation, has been able to convince transportation officials to allow City of Miami Beach and State of Florida traffic engineers to study the proposed project. Engineers will consider options on how to accommodate traffic coming and going to Miami Beach using the causeway.
“The current configuration can pose a huge problem for emergency vehicles trying to get to Mount Sinai Hospital,” said Miami Beach Mayor Matti Herrera Bower. “If it weren’t for our federal legislators like Ileana [Ros-Lehtinen] and Debbie Wasserman Shultz, we would never have been heard.”
Mayor Bower, with support from the local congressional delegation, has been able to convince transportation officials to allow City of Miami Beach and State of Florida traffic engineers to study the proposed project. Engineers will consider options on how to accommodate traffic coming and going to Miami Beach using the causeway.
“The current configuration can pose a huge problem for emergency vehicles trying to get to Mount Sinai Hospital,” said Miami Beach Mayor Matti Herrera Bower. “If it weren’t for our federal legislators like Ileana [Ros-Lehtinen] and Debbie Wasserman Shultz, we would never have been heard.”
Thursday, March 27, 2008
North Miami Beach Waterfest
(Press Release)
A Hands-on Water Education Expo for All Ages North Miami Beach, FL (March 28, 2008) – One of South Florida’s most exciting watereducation expos, the North Miami Beach (NMB) Waterfest, is scheduled for April 12, 2008, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Senator Gwen Margolis Amphitheater Complex, located at 16501 NE 16th Avenue in North Miami Beach.
NMB Waterfest is a hands-on water-education expo that will feature how-to clinics and musical entertainment. Attendees will enjoy live music by Earthman Lanny Smith and the Planet Earth Project at the Senator Gwen Margolis Amphitheater. Guests will have the opportunity to participate in the interactive water-conservation exhibits on display from various South Florida environmental-education agencies, and attend clinics ranging from how to fix a leaky toilet to how to read your water meter.
“NMB Waterfest 2008 is taking a family-friendly approach in showing our community how to preserve and conserve our natural resources,” said Deputy City Manager Kelvin L. Baker. “We recognize that we’re all future custodians of our environment, and we hope NMB Waterfest will be a catalyst in developing environmentally conscious South Floridians. With Florida’s ongoing drought and tighter water restrictions, it’s important to learn new methods of conservation.” Sponsors of NMB Waterfest 2008 include the City of North Miami Beach Public Services Department, the South Florida Water Management District, the Foundation for Water and Environmental Education—formerly know as the North Miami Beach Water Fund, Inc.—and the North Miami Beach Community Redevelopment Association.
The City of North Miami Beach Public Services Department is focused on managing its natural resources, protecting and preserving the environment for future generations and providing reliable services and high-quality water to its customers. With a customer base of 180,000, it is the second-largest water provider in Miami-Dade County. For more information on NMB Waterfest 2008, please visit our web sites at www.nmbworks.com or www.citynmb.com, or call (305) 948- 2967.
A Hands-on Water Education Expo for All Ages North Miami Beach, FL (March 28, 2008) – One of South Florida’s most exciting watereducation expos, the North Miami Beach (NMB) Waterfest, is scheduled for April 12, 2008, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Senator Gwen Margolis Amphitheater Complex, located at 16501 NE 16th Avenue in North Miami Beach.
NMB Waterfest is a hands-on water-education expo that will feature how-to clinics and musical entertainment. Attendees will enjoy live music by Earthman Lanny Smith and the Planet Earth Project at the Senator Gwen Margolis Amphitheater. Guests will have the opportunity to participate in the interactive water-conservation exhibits on display from various South Florida environmental-education agencies, and attend clinics ranging from how to fix a leaky toilet to how to read your water meter.
“NMB Waterfest 2008 is taking a family-friendly approach in showing our community how to preserve and conserve our natural resources,” said Deputy City Manager Kelvin L. Baker. “We recognize that we’re all future custodians of our environment, and we hope NMB Waterfest will be a catalyst in developing environmentally conscious South Floridians. With Florida’s ongoing drought and tighter water restrictions, it’s important to learn new methods of conservation.” Sponsors of NMB Waterfest 2008 include the City of North Miami Beach Public Services Department, the South Florida Water Management District, the Foundation for Water and Environmental Education—formerly know as the North Miami Beach Water Fund, Inc.—and the North Miami Beach Community Redevelopment Association.
The City of North Miami Beach Public Services Department is focused on managing its natural resources, protecting and preserving the environment for future generations and providing reliable services and high-quality water to its customers. With a customer base of 180,000, it is the second-largest water provider in Miami-Dade County. For more information on NMB Waterfest 2008, please visit our web sites at www.nmbworks.com or www.citynmb.com, or call (305) 948- 2967.
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