Mid-July 2019 Newsletter
Vol. 7 No. 14
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Thank you to our sponsors
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Laser Light Show: Frost Science Museum
You can catch our laser light shows twice a month in the Frost Planetarium. We’ll be rocking out with a retro throwback to the classic laser light spectacles you know and love. From Pink Floyd to Daft Punk, we’re fusing music from some of the greatest artists of our time with old-school laser light visuals—all under the Planetarium’s 67-foot dome. This graphic experience will create a rich, visual journey through sound as you “fly” through the actual sound waves you’re hearing.
The lineup for July 20 includes Elton John at 9 p.m., Bob Marley at 10 p.m. and Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon at 11 p.m.
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Lincoln Road
Yoga on Lincoln Road; Offered 10 a.m. Sundays and 6 p.m. Wednesdays at Euclid Avenue and Lincoln Road. Yoga classes are free and dog-friendly, and kids are encouraged to join in on the fun.
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07/03 Karina Jureko, The Palms
07/04 Rita Priest, FAENA
07/04 Anna Penaranda, South Seas
07/05 Amelia Nunez, EDITION
07/07 Aldemir Neto, Shore Club
07/08 Patricia Ozburn, Marriott Delray
07/09 Vachira Perez, Shore Club
07/11 Tomas Valdez, Honorary Member
07/14 Marcella Irby, Marriott Villas Doral
07/18 Anthony Thorne, 321 Ocean
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07/19 Alain Fernandez, Four Seasons Res
07/20 Andres Meneses, JW Marquis
07/21 Guillermo Funez, Fontainebleau
07/21 Jeremy Vazquez, Setai
07/22 Shan Velez, Loews
07/23 Linda Valdamane, W SoBe Res
07/25 Anna Sirokin, Four Seasons Surf
07/26 Hernan Del Llano
07/28 Maria Marchi, Fontainebleau
07/31 Caroline Stills, Four Seasons
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International Ballet Festival
July 27 - August 18
Various Venues
Miami, FL
Showcasing the works of more than 200 ballet artists from 20 companies from around the world, the International Ballet Festival returns to Miami in 2019. Performances will take place at venues like Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater, Lehman Theater at Miami Dade College North Campus and Colony Theater. Ticket prices vary.
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South Beach Mango Festival
July 26-28
Lummus Park
South Beach, Miami, FL
The second edition of the South Beach Mango Festival will take place at Lummus Park, located in the heart of all the action in South Beach. From a Mangos Rule VIP Dinner hosted by Chef Allen Susser to the official Mango Tasting Tent & International Mango Trade Fair, there will be plenty of opportunities to eat the deliciously sweet fruit at the peak of its season. Prices for events vary and proceeds benefit Big Brothers and Big Sisters.
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Summer Butterfly Walk at Deering Estate
July 27
Deering Estate
Cutler Bay, FL
Wander through a tropical wonderland at the Deering Estate, an environmental, archaeological and historical preserve located along the edge of Biscayne Bay, and view rarely seen species of colorful butterflies. Admission is $15 for adults and $7 for children ages 4-14.
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Miami Spa Specials
July 15 - August 31
Various Venues
Miami, FL
Spend some time relaxing this summer and take advantage of deals on spa treatments throughout the months of July and August. Luxurious spas across the city are cutting prices on signature services, so it’s your opportunity to score some much-needed pampering on your next vacation. Whether a solo retreat or a group outing, booking a discounted spa day is a no brainer during the summer holiday. Also, check out Miami’s Most Luxurious Hotel Spas.
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Thank you to our Index sponsors
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Miami Marlins
vs. Padres
07/16: 7:10pm
07/17: 7:10pm
07/18: 12:10pm
vs. Diamondbacks
07/26: 7:10pm
07/27: 6:10pm
07/28: 1:10pm
07/29: 7:10pm
vs. Twins
07/30: 7:10pm
07/31: 7:10pm
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Adrienne Arsht
Performing Arts Center
1300 Biscayne Blvd.
Miami, FL 33132
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South Florida Concert Venues
AmericanAirlines Arena
BB&T Center
Cruzan Amphitheatre
Bayfront Park
Fillmore Miami Beach
Hard Rock Stadium
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Boia De
5205 NE 2nd Ave
Miami, FL 33137
305-967-8866
The restaurant will focus on ingredient-driven dishes like baked clams with ‘njuda and lemon; crispy potato skins with burrata, caviar and hardboiled egg; pork collar steak with fennel pollen, cherries and mustard greens; grilled yellowtail snapper with crispy artichokes and Meyer lemon aioli; alongside desserts by local Frice Cream. To wash it all down with guests can expect both old and new world wines, Chilean varieties, beer, and a forthcoming full bar.
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Tigertail + Mary
3321 Mary St.
Coconut Grove, FL 33133
305-722-5688
James Beard Award-winning chef-restaurateur Michael Schwartz has debuted his latest Coconut Grove restaurant, Tigertail + Mary (3321 Mary Street at Tigertail Avenue) offering veggie-focused eats with Schwartz’s signature twists. The restaurant is inspired by Coconut Grove’s bohemian vibes, and the menu reflects that as well.
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Ember
151 NE 41st St. Unit 117
Miami, FL 33137
"I want this restaurant to stand out for its intense tastes using spices and layering flavors. Throwing away the rules and stereotypes of a classic bistro, ignoring the fact that only meat needs to be cooked over wood. Taking the melting pot that Miami is and using the entire world as my inspiration to make delicious interesting approachable food."
Bradley Kilgore
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Submit your TripAdvisor reviews to info@sfcaonline.com to be featured in the Maestro.
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Amelia Nunez & Brian Bean
EDITION
What made our stay one to remember was the staff at the hotel. Shawn at the gates,
Brian and
Amelia at concierge and all the staff at the pool.
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Rosa Rosario
1 Hotel
Special thanks go to
Rosa at the concierge desk and Geoffrey at reception.
Rosa recommended an incredible restaurant that was able to meet the diverse needs and wants of everyone in my family, and she and Geoffrey worked to secure a late checkout for us when we were in a bit of a bind, even though the hotel was booked for a busy upcoming weekend.
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Gene Ruotolo
EPIC
On a business trip for one week, I had a comfortable room and super beautiful conference room. But my post is to highlight how special was the experience with Concierge Gene Ruotolo, that support me in a personal issue I had that brought me a lot of anxiety. Professional and caring, Gene is a gem of Epic!
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SFCA President & CEO: Miguel Pena
Editor: Joey Oros
We hope that you enjoyed this edition of Maestro.
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