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September 11, 2024
— For 16 of the city’s cultural organizations during the 2025 fiscal year —
Miami Beach, FL – The Miami Beach City Commission voted unanimously to close a $492,676 funding gap expected to hit the city’s cultural institutions during the upcoming fiscal year. The one-time city funding measure is in response to a recent state cut that eliminated the allocation of 2025 fiscal year funds for cultural and museum grants.
“Every tax dollar spent on arts and culture comes back to the city with interest and dividends,” said Miami Beach Commissioner Tanya K. Bhatt, who sponsored the funding resolution. “Our cultural institutions are at the heart of our quality of life in Miami Beach — for our students, families, visitors and businesses. It reaffirms our commitment to our vibrant and thriving community that as a city, we offer something for everyone."
The City of Miami Beach is the first municipality in the State of Florida to make up this budgetary shortfall — with St. Petersburg considering a similar measure to support their local arts organizations as well.
According to a 2023 study by Americans for the Arts, the City of Miami Beach received a $334.9 million economic boost from its arts and culture focus in the prior year. The study looked at 373 diverse communities and regions from all 50 states and Puerto Rico.
The city funding will be shared among the following 16 Miami Beach-based cultural institutions and organizations in varying amounts:
- The Bass Museum
- The Dance Now! Ensemble
- FUNDarte
- Holocaust Memorial
- Jewish Museum of Florida—FIU
- Living Arts Trust (O Cinema)
- Miami City Ballet
- Miami Beach Botanical Garden
- Miami Design Preservation League
- Miami Music Festival
- Miami New Drama
- New World Symphony
- O, Miami
- The Rhythm Foundation.
- South Florida Art Center (Oolite Arts)
- The Wolfsonian—FIU
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September 10, 2024
—With Events Planned Throughout the City—
Miami Beach, FL – In recognition of the contributions of Hispanic residents and culture, the City of Miami Beach will hold a number of events to commemorate Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15.
“We cannot overstate the powerful achievements of the Hispanic community to Miami Beach,” shared Mayor Steven Meiner. “This month provides an opportunity to honor and celebrate the vibrant legacy of Hispanic Heritage.”
“As a proud Hispanic commissioner, this month fills me with a deep sense of pride and reflection,” added Vice Mayor Alex Fernandez. “October shines a spotlight on our community’s journey, its courage, and the rich cultural legacy that continues to shape who we are.”
The following FREE events are happening throughout the city:
- Saturday, Sept. 14 from 2-3:30 p.m. at The Wolfsonian–FIU, 1001 Washington Avenue
Fighting Fascism in the Factory: The Revolutionary Lives of Women Cigar Workers. - Saturday, Sept. 14 from 5-7 p.m. at 2200 Liberty Avenue
Join Ben Beal on Liberty Plaza as part of a Jazz Series presented by the Collins Park Neighborhood Association and the City of Miami Beach. - Sunday, Sept. 15 from 6-8 p.m. at Lummus Park on Ocean Drive between 14 Street and 14 Place
Ocean Drive Promenade Music Series presents the FIU Latin Jazz Ensemble. - Thursday, Sept. 19 from 6-9 p.m. at Collins Park Plaza, 201 21 Street
Miami Beach OnStage! and Tigre Sounds present Salsa Lovers Block Party, a free evening of pura sabrosura for salsa lovers in Collins Park featuring a free salsa class led by Timba Casino Miami, tunes by Rum & Coke and live music by Xperimento All-Stars, and a bilingual art station with Buen Provecho Collective. - Friday, Sept. 20 from 6-9 p.m. at North Shore Park, 501 72 Street
The city’s Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival includes performances by children participating in the Parks and Recreation Department After-School Program, arts and crafts, concessions and strolling performances that will include stilt walkers, balloon artists and more. - Saturday, Sept. 21 from 5-7 p.m. at 2200 Liberty Avenue
Join John Daversa on Liberty Plaza as part of a Jazz Series presented by the Collins Park Neighborhood Association and the City of Miami Beach.
- Sunday, Sept. 22 from 6-8 p.m. at Lummus Park on Ocean Drive between 14 Street and 14 Place
Ocean Drive Promenade Music Series presents Cortadito.
- Monday, Sept. 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Miami Beach JCC
The Holocaust Memorial is hosting a program, "Building Bridges/Construyendo Puentes: Holocaust History and the Spanish-Speaking World" with Christina E. Chavarria of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
- Friday, Sept. 27 from 7-9 p.m. at Euclid Oval, 700 Lincoln Road
Miami Beach OnStage! Presents Hispanic Heritage Month with Sonlokos, enjoy a free performance fusing traditional rhythms and timba with hip-hop and reggaeton.
- Saturday, Sept. 28 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Miami Beach Regional Library, 227 22 Street
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a full day of activities, including sugar skull decorating, Mexican pottery, a culinary class and more. This library will also be hosting film screenings throughout the month. - Saturday, Sept. 28 from 4-10 p.m. at Miami Beach Bandshell, 7275 Collins Avenue
Join the City of Miami Beach’s Hispanic Affairs Committee at the Miami Beach Bandshell for Miami Beach Salsa Fest featuring Melina Almodóvar “La Muñeca de la Salsa,” live DJs, Latin cuisine, complimentary salsa lessons and much more.
- Sunday, Sept. 29 from 5-7 p.m. at Collins Park Plaza, 201 21 Street
Artscape Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: Lisette Morales, enjoy a free performance from the salsa band and dancers to close out the Artscape series.
- Sunday, Sept. 29 from 6-8 p.m. at Lummus Park on Ocean Drive between 14 Street and 14 Place
Ocean Drive Promenade Music Series presents the Cachita López Band. - Sunday, Sept. 29 from 4-8 p.m. at 690 Lincoln Road
US Tango Foundation Presents Embrace Tango on Lincoln Road - Friday, October 4 at 6 p.m. at Miami Beach Bandshell, 7275 Collins Avenue
Afro Borinken Roots Performing Group is celebrating The Festival de Bomba y Plena Miami Beach, an event dedicated to the traditional music of Puerto Rico. - Sunday, Oct. 6 from 7-9 p.m. at Normandy Fountain, 7802 Rue Vendome
Miami Beach OnStage! Presents Hispanic Heritage Month with Luis Bofil, enjoy tunes from the lead vocalist for various salsa, Latin jazz, and Cuban groups.
- Sunday, Oct. 13 from 7-9 p.m. at Normandy Fountain, 7802 Rue Vendome
Miami Beach OnStage! Presents Hispanic Heritage Month with Danay Suarez, enjoy a musical blend of Jazz, Hip-Hop, and traditional island genres and a live figure drawing class with Raw Figs.
- Tuesday, Oct. 15 from 4-5 p.m. at the intersection of the Liberty Avenue Pedestrian Plaza and 22 Street, 2200 Liberty Ave
Join the City of Miami Beach for a Desi Arnaz Historic Marker unveiling event.
- Thursday Oct 17 from 6-10 p.m. on Lincoln Road, 690 Lincoln Road
Enjoy open air tango in the heart of Lincoln Road on the third Thursday of the month through Apr 17, 2025.
For more information on Hispanic Heritage Month events, visit www.miamibeachfl.gov/calendar.
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September 4, 2024
- A joint observance will be held at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024 -
Miami Beach, FL – First responders from the City of Miami Beach Fire and Police Departments will hold a joint observance on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024 to honor the memory of the 2,977 victims who died during the 9/11 terror attacks more than two decades ago.
“By honoring the memory of those who lost their lives on 9/11 and the brave first responders who selflessly ran toward danger, we will never forget the collective sacrifice these Americans made and continue to uphold the values of unity, compassion and solidarity for which they stood,” Miami Beach City Manager Eric T. Carpenter said.
The Miami Beach ceremony will begin at 8:30 a.m. outside Fire Station 2. A moment of silence will be observed at 8:46 a.m. as first responders lower the American flag to half-staff. The total number of victims includes the first responders who died while attempting to assist other victims but does not include the 19 terrorists killed while perpetrating the attacks that began with four hijacked airliners on Sept. 11, 2001.
Two aircraft were flown into the towers of the World Trade Center in New York City while another was flown into the Pentagon. The remaining aircraft crashed into a Pennsylvania field when passengers bravely resisted their attackers.
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What: City of Miami Beach Joint 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
When: Wednesday, Sept. 11 at 8:30 a.m.
Where: Fire Station 2 at 2300 Pine Tree Drive, Miami Beach.
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September 3, 2024
- The native Florida trees were planted in 5 Miami Beach parks under a 2022 grant -
Miami Beach, FL – Dozens of native Florida canopy trees that were planted in five Miami Beach parks in 2022 have taken root and appear to be thriving two years later.
“We planted a variety of species, mainly green and silver buttonwoods as well as slash pines,” explained Miami Beach Chief Resilience Officer Amy Knowles. “The additional trees are helping the city to expand its urban tree canopy, which intercepts thousands of gallons of urban stormwater runoff, reduces carbon monoxide, helps conserve electricity and improves the overall health of our residents.”
The 2022 Neat Streets Parks reforestation project cost $128,885 and included the planting of 128 trees. Some $50,000 came from a Neat Streets Miami grant through the Miami-Dade County Tree Trust Fund, which prioritizes programs based on locations with low tree canopy and low-to-moderate income populations. Miami Beach parks that benefitted from the additional trees included Stillwater, Polo, Pine Tree, Altos Del Mar and Marjory Stoneman Douglas.
In addition to the grant money, the project was funded by the city’s 2018 voter-approved general obligation bond.
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This press release was a requirement of the Neat Streets Parks grant.
About Million Trees Miami and Neat Streets Miami
Launched by Neat Streets Miami, the Million Trees Miami initiative is a communitywide effort to achieve a 30% tree canopy cover for Miami-Dade County. Neat Streets Miami is a multi-jurisdictional county board dedicated to the maintenance and beautification of transportation corridors, gateways and connections.
About Miami-Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces
Miami-Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces is the third largest county park system in the United States, consisting of 278 parks and 13,769 acres of land. It is one of the most unique park and recreation systems in the world and focused on placemaking, health and fitness and conservation and stewardship. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter or on our website for the latest news and updates from Miami-Dade County Parks!
We are committed to providing excellent public service and safety to all who live, work and play in our vibrant, tropical, historic community.
About the Miami Beach G.O. Bond Programs
By the community, for the community, the 70% voter-approved $439 million General Obligation Bond Program approved by voters in 2018 as well as a similar 2022 program focused on arts and culture, are revitalizing public spaces, public structures and public securities for the future of Miami Beach. Upgrading city functions and enhancing city aesthetics at an unprecedented scale, the 2018 G.O. Bond Program is working to implement 57 separate improvement projects that will positively impact quality of life, economic health and overall resilience in Mid, North and South Beach.
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August 29, 2024
— City Hall to display the color of victory throughout the month of September —
Miami Beach, FL – In support of childhood cancer awareness month, Miami Beach City Hall will light up gold from Sept. 1-30, 2024 starting at sundown each day. Childhood cancer continues to top the list of diseases that take the most lives of children in the U.S. — with one in every 260 children being diagnosed with cancer by the age of 20, according to the Mystic Force Foundation.
“A childhood cancer diagnosis is overwhelming,” said Mayor Steven Meiner. “Miami Beach is raising awareness by standing in solidarity with these brave young warriors and supporting their families as they face this difficult journey.”
On Sept. 7, area police vehicles adorned with gold ribbons, including one from Miami Beach, will participate in the 7th Annual Gold Ribbon Parade as a caravan of hope for kids battling cancer and their families.
The police vehicles will travel from Nicklaus Children’s Hospital to Holtz Children’s Hospital and Alex’s Place, the Ronald McDonald House of South Florida and Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital.
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WHAT: Miami Beach Lights Up Gold
WHEN: Sundown, Sept. 1-30, 2024
WHERE: Miami Beach City Hall, 1700 Convention Center Drive
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August 14, 2024
-New on-demand, eco-friendly rides provide locals and visitors easy access to South Beach restaurants participating in GMCVB’s Miami Spice Restaurant Months Program-
Miami Beach, FL – The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) and the City of Miami Beach have announced an exciting partnership with Freebee to provide residents and visitors with complimentary transportation during Miami Spice Restaurant Months. This collaboration aims to make it easier for diners to indulge in the diverse culinary offerings available in South Beach.
“Our partnership with Freebee reaffirms our commitment to providing sustainable mobility solutions for our community,” says City of Miami Beach Commissioner Laura Dominguez. “This new transportation service will not only reduce local traffic and long valet queues but also help drive business for our restaurants.”
Starting Aug. 14, Freebee’s eco-friendly vehicles will offer free on-demand, door-to-door rides via the Freebee app from homes, residential buildings, hotels and city garages within the designated service area to over 60 participating Miami Spice restaurants. The service ensures that diners can explore South Beach’s vibrant food scene without the hassle of transportation concerns.
During Miami Spice Restaurant Months, Freebee will operate in the designated service area of South Beach south of 17 Street, an area with the highest concentration of Miami Spice participating restaurants in the city. The service will run Monday through Thursday from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., Friday from 5 p.m. to midnight, Saturday from 11 a.m. to midnight and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Five city parking garages in the South Beach area are available to Miami Spice diners as a Freebee pickup location. These garages include 13 Street and Collins Avenue, 7 Street and Collins Avenue, 15 Street and Washington Avenue, 12 Street and Drexel Avenue, and 17 Street and Convention Center Drive. Diners can easily park at these garages at the regular hourly rate and catch a free Freebee ride from these locations to their South Beach restaurant destination, making the entire Miami Spice experience seamless from start to finish.
“This partnership with Freebee makes it easier than ever to enjoy Miami Spice with this new, complimentary transportation option in South Beach," says David Whitaker, President and CEO of the GMCVB. "This convenience adds another layer of value to the Miami Spice program, which was designed to support our local restaurants and inspire diners to indulge in our destination’s world-class cuisine at affordable prices.”
From Aug. 1 to Sept. 30, both locals and visitors can savor Miami and Miami Beach's finest eateries, enjoying prix fixe, three-course meals for just $30 or $35 for lunch and brunch, and $45 or $60 for dinner. In addition to preset menus, diners can also go beyond the Miami Spice deals to experience signature dining experiences. Sponsored by Woodford Reserve and Saratoga Spring Water, this year's program encourages exploration of Greater Miami and Miami Beach's thriving food scene, promising unforgettable culinary adventures. For a complete list of over 330 special offers available through Miami Spice, visit MiamiSpice.com.
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About The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau
The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) is an accredited not-for-profit sales and marketing organization whose mission is to attract visitors to Greater Miami and Miami Beach for leisure, business, meetings, and conventions. For a vacation guide, visit our website at www.MiamiandMiamiBeach.com or call 1.888.76. MIAMI (US/Canada only) or 305.447.7777. To reach the GMCVB offices, dial 305.539.3000. Meeting planners may call 1.800.933.8448 (US/Canada only) or 305.539.3071 or visit www.MiamiMeetings.com. To get further engaged with Miami, join the conversation by following us on our social media channels at Facebook.com/visitmiami, Twitter.com/visitmiami, Instagram.com/visitmiami.
About The City of Miami Beach
World-famous Miami Beach welcomes millions of visitors each year to its sandy beaches, turquoise waters and vibrant cultural scene. Known for its art deco and MiMo architecture, the island offers some of the finest dining, arts and entertainment attractions, and health and wellness experiences along a 7-mile stretch of South Florida paradise. Visit the city’s official website to get the latest information on upcoming cultural events as well as programs and services. www.miamibeachfl.gov.
About Freebee
Headquartered in South Florida, Freebee pioneers on-demand, 100% electric transportation. With a growing fleet of over 175 electric vehicles, it offers transformative transportation to over 40 municipalities and campuses within Florida and Virginia. Delivering over a million free rides annually, Freebee reshapes local mobility and strengthens community ties. The service not only provides accessible, eco-friendly transit but also helps connect people to their destinations, local businesses, and their community. Freebee inspires a new way of experiencing your community. To learn more, visit www.RideFreebee.com.
Media Contacts
Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau:
Mariana Kellogg, Marketing Communications Manager
305.539.3023
City of Miami Beach:
Melissa Berthier, Director of Marketing and Communications
305.673.7575
melissaberthier@miamibeachfl.gov
Freebee:
Seth Brown, Head of Sales and Marketing
954.798.2250
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August 5, 2024
— Miami Beach resident Jared Firestone will share his Skeleton sport dreams with summer campers —
Miami Beach, FL – The Paris Games may be taking center stage, but 2026 Winter Olympic hopeful Jared Firestone plans to share his dreams for wintry gold with a group of Miami Beach summer campers.
Firestone, a Miami Beach resident, hopes to represent Team Israel in the Skeleton sport competition at the Milan Winter Olympics. Skeleton athletes take running starts before hopping on a one-person sled and plunging headfirst down a steep ice track.
“We are so proud of Jared’s many accomplishments in the sport of skeleton racing and wish him great success in his quest for gold at the Milan Winter Olympics,” shared Miami Beach Commissioner Kristen Rosen Gonzalez. “Jared learned about the sport while he was facing a serious medical condition. He had to work hard just to be able to compete.”
Firestone will visit with campers at the Scott Rakow Youth Center on Tuesday, Aug. 6, from 10 a.m. to noon at 2700 Sheridan Ave. He will also demonstrate Skeleton sport-related exercises.
“As a community, we are thrilled to support Jared and celebrate his incredible journey,” added Miami Beach Commissioner Laura Dominguez. “His visit is a wonderful opportunity for our young campers to learn about perseverance and the spirit of Olympic competition firsthand.”
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July 25, 2024
Miami Beach, FL – The City of Miami Beach is planning a medal-worthy send-off for city employee Antwan Terry as he makes his way to the City of Lights to watch daughter Twanisha “TeeTee” Terry compete in the upcoming Summer Olympics for Team USA.
“We are hoping to send some Miami Beach love to ‘TeeTee’ as she goes for the gold in track and field,” shared Miami Beach City Manager Eric Carpenter. “Like her father, we are all extremely proud of TeeTee’s accomplishments and wish her an amazing Olympic experience.”
Members of the media are invited to join Miami Beach elected officials and city employees on Friday, July 26 at 2 p.m. in the North Shore Park and Youth Center gymnasium (501 72 Street, Miami Beach) as the city hosts an Olympic send-off event.
Young summer camp participants will display signs made to cheer on TeeTee in her Olympic run while also participating in Olympic-style relays and other fun activities.
Please don’t spoil the surprise for Antwan. He doesn’t know about this event.
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July 25, 2024
— The event will take place on Friday, July 26 —
Miami Beach, FL – Despite a mostly sunny forecast, the City of Miami Beach wants to help residents prepare for the next flooding event with a sunny-day sandbag distribution at two locations on Friday, July 26.
“We don’t want to wait until we experience another flooding event to help our residents get prepared,” said Miami Beach City Manager Eric Carpenter. “As a barrier island, we face flooding threats from rain, storm surge, high groundwater levels and even sea level rise throughout the year, so why wait?”
Each Miami Beach resident can obtain up to four pre-filled sandbags with proof of residency via a government-issued identification or utility bill while supplies last. The sandbags will be available from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the municipal parking lots at 2100 Collins Ave. and 225 79 St.
The city’s recently published “Flood Awareness and Safety Tips” guide to use before, during and after a flood will also be distributed at the event.
As a reminder, only dry sandbags should be stored for reuse. When exposed to floodwaters, sandbags may come in contact with contaminants or pollutants. Used sandbags should be placed curbside during a city-announced pickup. They should never be emptied on beaches or in drains. Using sand from city beaches is prohibited.
For more information on flood safety in Miami Beach, visit www.miamibeachfl.gov/flood-awareness.
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July 24, 2024
— City officials will unveil the new initiative at a press conference on Monday, July 29 —
Miami Beach, FL – Join Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner, City Commissioners and community leaders on Monday, July 29 at 3:30 p.m. in front of Miami Beach City Hall as the city unveils Operation Summer Relief. The monthlong initiative is aimed at encouraging the city’s homeless population to take advantage of available programs and initiatives, including access to shelters, regular meals and treatment options for mental illness or drug and alcohol addiction.
“During the month of August, Miami Beach will see an extra boost in efforts and resources dedicated to addressing homelessness with a goal of not having any homeless person living on our streets,” Mayor Meiner explained. “My initiative aims to help the homeless and provide a lifeline, but we will also vigorously enforce our laws against sleeping on public property.”
Operation Summer Relief will include a community action team consisting of city staff, health care professionals, nonprofit organizations, representatives from the business community and volunteers. The team will provide water, access to medical care, shelter, social services and information on additional resources.
The community action team will also provide regular reports to the mayor and Miami Beach City Commission throughout August as well as a final report at the conclusion of the operation that will detail outcomes, successes and areas for improvement.
The press conference will include representatives from our community partners, such as Camillus House, Lazarus Project, Lotus House, Miami Rescue Mission, Mount Sinai Medical Center, New Hope C.O.R.P.S. and the Salvation Army.
Behind-the-scenes footage will be provided at the press conference. Media outlets planning to attend should RSVP to DaphneSaba@miamibeachfl.gov or call 786.920.6217.
What: Operation Summer Relief Press Conference
Where: Miami Beach City Hall, 1700 Convention Center Drive
When: Monday, July 29 at 3:30 p.m.
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