DANCE CLASS AT DAF STUDIO THIS THURSDAY
Fabulous Miami invites all members to a FREE and fabulous belly dancing class this Thursday, September 3rd at DAF Studio. DAF offers an assortment of fun group exercise classes that cover all the essentials of total fitness. Fabulous Miami and DAF Studio welcomes individuals of all ages, shapes, sizes and backgrounds to participate in our structured step-by-step class program.
LOCATION: DAF Studio
ADDRESS: 1501 S.W. 8th #2
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Miami, FL 33135 (Little Havana)
DATE: September 3, 2009
TIME: 8:00pm - 9:00pm
PRICE: $12.00 per person for Non members.FREE for Members
Free parking accross the street by Mcdonald
Please RSVP by September 2,2009 RSVP @ fabulousmiami.com
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Brazilian Independence Weekend @ Segafredo Brickell and Espanola Way - Sept 6th and 7th
Brazilians are smart.
They have strategically planned their Independence Day to take place during a long weekend so that we can put together longer and better celebrations !
That's why Moleca Cachaça and Segafredo are throwing away the best Brazilian party in town.
Join us Sunday Sept 6th at Segafredo Brickell and Monday Sept 7th at Segafredo Española Way, to celebrate as Brazilian do.
We'll have live samba performances, 2X1 on Moleca Cachaça cocktails, and a party ambient that you will never forget.
Hope to see you there !
They have strategically planned their Independence Day to take place during a long weekend so that we can put together longer and better celebrations !
That's why Moleca Cachaça and Segafredo are throwing away the best Brazilian party in town.
Join us Sunday Sept 6th at Segafredo Brickell and Monday Sept 7th at Segafredo Española Way, to celebrate as Brazilian do.
We'll have live samba performances, 2X1 on Moleca Cachaça cocktails, and a party ambient that you will never forget.
Hope to see you there !
Brazilian Icon Gal Costa in Concert!
Gal Costa
October 29, 2009 @ 8PM
Knight Concert Hall
Gal Costa is the archetype of the Brazilian diva. She will perform an elegantly intimate concert that will showcase the immense beauty of the classic Brazilian songs and her lovely voice, accompanied by her guitarist, Romero Lubambo, one of the most celebrated Brazilian jazz musicians today.
Gal Costa was one of the original Quatro Baianos (Four Baianos), along with Caetano Veloso, Maria Bethania and Gilberto Gil. Their style became known as tropicalia, which was at the center of a revolution in Brazil that encompassed all aspects of art, music and culture – a unique fusion of classic Brazilian elements with the energy of psychedelia and US pop. Now, Gal Costa has turned her vocal talents to an exploration of Brazilian jazz and the best elements of classic Brazilian compositions.
BUY TICKETS NOW
or call our box office at 305.949.6722.
October 29, 2009 @ 8PM
Knight Concert Hall
Gal Costa is the archetype of the Brazilian diva. She will perform an elegantly intimate concert that will showcase the immense beauty of the classic Brazilian songs and her lovely voice, accompanied by her guitarist, Romero Lubambo, one of the most celebrated Brazilian jazz musicians today.
Gal Costa was one of the original Quatro Baianos (Four Baianos), along with Caetano Veloso, Maria Bethania and Gilberto Gil. Their style became known as tropicalia, which was at the center of a revolution in Brazil that encompassed all aspects of art, music and culture – a unique fusion of classic Brazilian elements with the energy of psychedelia and US pop. Now, Gal Costa has turned her vocal talents to an exploration of Brazilian jazz and the best elements of classic Brazilian compositions.
BUY TICKETS NOW
or call our box office at 305.949.6722.
Special Ticket Offer for The Harder They Come!
The Harder They Come
Now through September 13th!
Ziff Ballet Opera House
"The Harder They Come connects with everyone!"
The Miami Herald
"Driven by some of the best songs ever sung, in any genre!"
The Miami New Times
2-FOR-1 TICKETS* NOW Available
The reviews are pouring in and it's unanimous.... Miami has fallen in LOVE with The Harder They Come! Get your chance to see their only tour in America this year at the Adrienne Arsht Center.
In celebration of Labor Day, we're having a 2-For-1 Sale* for The Harder They Come. Tickets for this amazing offer are limited - take advantage today - and bring your friends and family!
Accompanied by a killer band of outstanding reggae musicians, the cast performs all the classic songs from the film soundtrack, including "By The Rivers of Babylon," the title song, and the unforgettable global phenomenon, "You Can Get It If You Really Want."
2-FOR-1 TICKETS* NOW Available
BUY TICKETS NOW
Or call the box office at 305.949.6722 to purchase your tickets today!
* Ticket fees apply. Not valid on previously purchased tickets. LIMITED AVAILABILITY. Offer may expire without notice. Reserve your tickets today.
Now through September 13th!
Ziff Ballet Opera House
"The Harder They Come connects with everyone!"
The Miami Herald
"Driven by some of the best songs ever sung, in any genre!"
The Miami New Times
2-FOR-1 TICKETS* NOW Available
The reviews are pouring in and it's unanimous.... Miami has fallen in LOVE with The Harder They Come! Get your chance to see their only tour in America this year at the Adrienne Arsht Center.
In celebration of Labor Day, we're having a 2-For-1 Sale* for The Harder They Come. Tickets for this amazing offer are limited - take advantage today - and bring your friends and family!
Accompanied by a killer band of outstanding reggae musicians, the cast performs all the classic songs from the film soundtrack, including "By The Rivers of Babylon," the title song, and the unforgettable global phenomenon, "You Can Get It If You Really Want."
2-FOR-1 TICKETS* NOW Available
BUY TICKETS NOW
Or call the box office at 305.949.6722 to purchase your tickets today!
* Ticket fees apply. Not valid on previously purchased tickets. LIMITED AVAILABILITY. Offer may expire without notice. Reserve your tickets today.
Casting Call
Casting Call: Lion TV is casting for a third season of the eco-makeover series Wa$ted airing on Planet Green. The production company seeks families and businesses located in the NYC Tri-State area that have differing viewpoints on "going green" and ones with out-of-control wasting habits. The series offers lifestyle tips, reports on gadgets and products and advice on how to make-over a household or company to save money. Interested applicants can send an email to Greenhomes @ liontv.us.
The Weekend Guide What to Do This Weekend- Daily Candy
Join the labor party.
SEE
Deconstructing Pin-Ups
What: Paintings by local artist Ahmed Gomez give a fresh look to the iconic curvy ladies of yore.
Why: Go bust.
When: Thru Oct. 1. Opening, Sat., 6-10 p.m.
Where: Museo Vault, 346 NW 29 St., Wynwood (786-347-7798).
STRETCH
Back to the Mat
What: Ayama Yoga Center is offering free 90-minute classes (vinyasa, hatha, and anusara) to all first-timers.
Why: Get down, dog.
When: Thru Sept. 30.
Where: 2624 NE 188th St., North Miami Beach (305-932-7755).
CELEBRATE
Pinkghost Opening Party
What: The Fort Laudy toy store-slash-art gallery celebrates its new (closer) location with live music, food, drinks, and a pinata.
Why: Be pretty in Pink.
When: Sat., 7 p.m.
Where: 1888 Polk St., Hollywood (954-616-1304).
PARTY
Summer Soiree
What: Midtown gym Shuichi Take hosts a fundraiser with food by Michelle Bernstein and Michael Schwartz, Russian Standard vodka cocktails, and a fashion show by Rumeur Boutique.
Why: Your $5 donation goes to the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
When: Thurs., 7-10 p.m.
Where: 3250 NE 1st Ave., ste. 504. R.S.V.P. to pescobar@sflawish.org.
SHOP
Roberto Cavalli Trunk Show
What: Scope out the designer’s new sunglasses at Koko & Palenki and get 10 percent off his collection as well as Dsquared2.
Why: They’re shades apart.
When: Sat., 2-5 p.m.
Where: In the Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Blvd. (305-792-9299).
WATCH
The Great Grove Bed Race
What: After a six-year hiatus, decked-out beds will once again zip down city streets.
Why: It’s a king-size party.
When: Sun., 2-5 p.m.
Where: Grand Ave., Coconut Grove.
SEE
Deconstructing Pin-Ups
What: Paintings by local artist Ahmed Gomez give a fresh look to the iconic curvy ladies of yore.
Why: Go bust.
When: Thru Oct. 1. Opening, Sat., 6-10 p.m.
Where: Museo Vault, 346 NW 29 St., Wynwood (786-347-7798).
STRETCH
Back to the Mat
What: Ayama Yoga Center is offering free 90-minute classes (vinyasa, hatha, and anusara) to all first-timers.
Why: Get down, dog.
When: Thru Sept. 30.
Where: 2624 NE 188th St., North Miami Beach (305-932-7755).
CELEBRATE
Pinkghost Opening Party
What: The Fort Laudy toy store-slash-art gallery celebrates its new (closer) location with live music, food, drinks, and a pinata.
Why: Be pretty in Pink.
When: Sat., 7 p.m.
Where: 1888 Polk St., Hollywood (954-616-1304).
PARTY
Summer Soiree
What: Midtown gym Shuichi Take hosts a fundraiser with food by Michelle Bernstein and Michael Schwartz, Russian Standard vodka cocktails, and a fashion show by Rumeur Boutique.
Why: Your $5 donation goes to the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
When: Thurs., 7-10 p.m.
Where: 3250 NE 1st Ave., ste. 504. R.S.V.P. to pescobar@sflawish.org.
SHOP
Roberto Cavalli Trunk Show
What: Scope out the designer’s new sunglasses at Koko & Palenki and get 10 percent off his collection as well as Dsquared2.
Why: They’re shades apart.
When: Sat., 2-5 p.m.
Where: In the Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Blvd. (305-792-9299).
WATCH
The Great Grove Bed Race
What: After a six-year hiatus, decked-out beds will once again zip down city streets.
Why: It’s a king-size party.
When: Sun., 2-5 p.m.
Where: Grand Ave., Coconut Grove.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Yelp Wants To Taco 'Bout It
Yelp Wants To Taco 'Bout It
August 25
This Weekly Yelp brought to you by Technique Miami
David H
Tacomania!
Ritzy Tacos: Tequilla and Tacos at Cantina Beach
Jamaica's Most Wanted: The Harder They Come
Cheap Drinks, Schwag
& Waterfront Views: Yelp Office Hours
Maniac! Maniac! Free tickets to Flashdance at the Gusman
Get Lowe! Kick-Off Party for the LoweDown Season
Ah, the almighty taco. Few mortals can deny the allure of a piping hot tortilla filled with mixed Mexi-goodness. Be it flour or corn, meaty or veggie, cheesy or sour creamy, the taco may very well be one of the greatest inventions of our time. The light bulb? Whatever. The wheel? Puhhlease. This week, get wrapped up as we taco 'bout some of the tastiest tacos Miami has to offer.
Although best known for its Cuban roots, the east side of Little Havana harbors some of the most popular taquerías in the city. To keep her palate pleased and wallet full, Ivonne Marie C rediscovers Taquería El Mexicano, a "little place with big flavor." Likewise, Mi Rinconcito "has all the hallmarks of good eating: fresh, great quality, and cheap," if you ask Jeff G. For Kelly O, Orale's mouthwatering carnitas and pastores make for "the best tacos in Miami," while Stephanie W insists size matters when feeding extra grande cravings with a "weekly schlep to Ver Daddy's for the totally ginormous Macho Taco."
If the suburbs are more your scene, find "taco heaven" with Laily B at Don Burrito, where "generously-filled tacos will give you the fix you were desperately aching for," especially since "the owners are from Mexico and they're doing their best to keep things true to the original." Equally genuine is nearby Ernesto's where you can tackle tantalizing tacos de lengua, carne asada, y al pastor. To stay friendly to your finances, try their Three Amigos Special: any 3 tacos for $6.50 served with guacamole and pico de gallo. Javier A's response? "Absolutely incredible!"
Jewel M's reigning favorites at Burritos are – despite the name – "the tacos, served true Yucatecan style on a flat circular soft corn tortilla with the fillings piled on top." Another yummy Yucatecan option is Bruce W's pick, Cheen Huaye – "spicy, sassy, and looks damn fine in a skirt (steak)." His amor is for the Tacos de Cheen Huaye: "three little flat steaks on the tortillas with onion, some peppers and plantain... yes, plantain. That's Yuca style!" Of course no hot taco roundup could be complete without gettin' a little freaky for fish. Gina H was Southern California dreaming after a feast on fried mahi-mahi tacos at Surf Road, resulting in a return visit the following day. In fact, she believes they might just "put crack in their cilantro lime sour cream sauce." Well amigos, it just doesn't get more special and secret than that.
August 25
This Weekly Yelp brought to you by Technique Miami
David H
Tacomania!
Ritzy Tacos: Tequilla and Tacos at Cantina Beach
Jamaica's Most Wanted: The Harder They Come
Cheap Drinks, Schwag
& Waterfront Views: Yelp Office Hours
Maniac! Maniac! Free tickets to Flashdance at the Gusman
Get Lowe! Kick-Off Party for the LoweDown Season
Ah, the almighty taco. Few mortals can deny the allure of a piping hot tortilla filled with mixed Mexi-goodness. Be it flour or corn, meaty or veggie, cheesy or sour creamy, the taco may very well be one of the greatest inventions of our time. The light bulb? Whatever. The wheel? Puhhlease. This week, get wrapped up as we taco 'bout some of the tastiest tacos Miami has to offer.
Although best known for its Cuban roots, the east side of Little Havana harbors some of the most popular taquerías in the city. To keep her palate pleased and wallet full, Ivonne Marie C rediscovers Taquería El Mexicano, a "little place with big flavor." Likewise, Mi Rinconcito "has all the hallmarks of good eating: fresh, great quality, and cheap," if you ask Jeff G. For Kelly O, Orale's mouthwatering carnitas and pastores make for "the best tacos in Miami," while Stephanie W insists size matters when feeding extra grande cravings with a "weekly schlep to Ver Daddy's for the totally ginormous Macho Taco."
If the suburbs are more your scene, find "taco heaven" with Laily B at Don Burrito, where "generously-filled tacos will give you the fix you were desperately aching for," especially since "the owners are from Mexico and they're doing their best to keep things true to the original." Equally genuine is nearby Ernesto's where you can tackle tantalizing tacos de lengua, carne asada, y al pastor. To stay friendly to your finances, try their Three Amigos Special: any 3 tacos for $6.50 served with guacamole and pico de gallo. Javier A's response? "Absolutely incredible!"
Jewel M's reigning favorites at Burritos are – despite the name – "the tacos, served true Yucatecan style on a flat circular soft corn tortilla with the fillings piled on top." Another yummy Yucatecan option is Bruce W's pick, Cheen Huaye – "spicy, sassy, and looks damn fine in a skirt (steak)." His amor is for the Tacos de Cheen Huaye: "three little flat steaks on the tortillas with onion, some peppers and plantain... yes, plantain. That's Yuca style!" Of course no hot taco roundup could be complete without gettin' a little freaky for fish. Gina H was Southern California dreaming after a feast on fried mahi-mahi tacos at Surf Road, resulting in a return visit the following day. In fact, she believes they might just "put crack in their cilantro lime sour cream sauce." Well amigos, it just doesn't get more special and secret than that.
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