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ana de armas + she/her + cis-woman  –  have you seen magdelena "lena" ibarra around los angeles? the thirty three year old is usually jamming to daddy lessons by beyonce ft. the chicks. word around the city is that they’re determined yet, they can also be snarky, but you didn’t hear that from me. they’re currently an executive assistant  and are typically seen walking the streets of los angeles with their favorite daily planner. when i think of them, i think of color coded schedules, beer bottles with peeled off labels and riding a motorcycle in heels. let’s hope the city treats them good! 

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name: magadelena "lena" ibarra age: thirty-three gender & pronouns: cis-woman, she/her birthday: october 17, 1989 hometown: miami, fl current residence: los angles, ca current occupation: executive assistant romantic orientation: hetero-romantic sexual orientation: straight relationship status: single as a pringle

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likes: dogs, thai food, rock music, country music, reading, color coded planners & organization, anything that makes her heart race, proving people wrong dislikes: cats, rap music, cuban sandwhiches, know it alls, chocolate cake, peppermint prized possessions: her motorcycle, daisy & her first edition copy of the scarlet letter wouldn't be caught dead without: her planner, a pen, and a bag of mike and ikes

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magdelena ibarra--lena, as she would be known-- was born to Selena & Raul Ibarra as their only daughter. Only child, which was in stark contrast to the dreams that had held for their family. They had been envisioning a dynasty, one that could stand the test of times--and trends--to remain on top. selena was a former singer turned entrepenuer who created the nation's first fair-paying streaming service, melodia. it had taken the industry like wildfire and while it had not surpassed spotify, it absolutely held a name for itself. raul had been her manager in her younger days--a rare case of when a working relationship could transition flawlessly into true love. lena, despite the parentage she had, was hardly musical. she couldn't hold a beat, had no idea how to read music and couldn't understand rhythm for the life of her. her parents weren't sure where they went wrong, but always tried to love her regardless. er, well they always loved her--but sometimes, well, it was hard to celebrate a daughter that couldn't carry the family talent. most especially for selena, who always envisioned doing a comeback tour with her daughter at her side. the last chance for lena to make her family proud was becoming the next ceo for melodia--and boy did her parents know it, at every turn, she was enrolled in business classes. young entreupener programs. internships for middle schoolers. even a business camp to support the up and coming. and boy did lena hate it. for how type a and organized she was, she couldn't stand how her parents aimed to control her. she was a free spirit, an adreneline junkie--she needed to chart her own path. she flat out rejected their offers, and begrudgingly went to the things she couldn't escape. but at 18, she determined that her life was hers and hers alone--and she would not let her parents make her a puppet. dramatic? sure, but that was lena ibarra--if she could have carried a tune, broadway would be shaking in their kinky boots. so off she went, far from miami and the comfort of her family, to los angeles, where celebrities were a dime a dozen and no one would give a shit what the last name ibarra was. she applied for any posiiton she could find at a record studio--only because she did know the industry but not because she felt it would be her calling, finally working her way up to executive assistant to the president. no one would even bat an eye at her, for how unimportnat her position was. just how she liked it.

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friends from either la or miami

enemies/folks she has anamosity with

locals she's close with (bartenders, coffee shops, mechanics etc)

clients from the record shop she has built connections with

gimme angst!!!

gimme fluff!!

gimme romance!!!!

gimme lust!!!

basically i am happy to get creative plz

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Grand Havana Inc. Kicks Off New Coffee Season With Large Shipment

MIAMI, FL, October 2, 2023 – Grand Havana Inc. (OTC Pink: GHAV) and its wholly owned subsidiaries, Grand Havana Masters, LLC, Grand Master Brands, LLC, and GH Hospitality Group, LLC celebrate the beginning of the new 2023-2024 Global Coffee Harvest by announcing new sales contracts and the first shipments of the young season.

To commemorate International Coffee Day, and in support of its shareholders and investors, GHAV today announced new green coffee sales contracts that represent over 5,000,000 pounds and $10,000,000 of coffee deliveries.

One of GHAV’s most loyal customers, Grufer Coffee noted: “We anticipate excellent quality from this year’s harvest and a consistent cup profile from the coffee GHAV is shipping us this season”.  Grufer President Horacio Feraud added: “When you own and operate the entire value chain from tree-to-cup like GHAV does, our customers and industry partners can feel confident about the product they are buying”.

“This is only the beginning”, notes GHAV Chairman Alain Piedra.  He emphatically added: “Our commitment to the coffee industry, that began over 20 years ago, has never been stronger and we will continue to invest in the quality and sustainability of our certified coffee farms!”

“By 2050, global coffee consumption will explode to 6 billion cups per day, up from about 3 billion cups today”, explained GHAV Director Julio Sera citing recent industry studies.  “This dramatic expansion and consolidation of choice among consumers highlights the importance of a sustainable vertically integrated supply chain for coffee; and GHAV’s investors and shareholders are in a unique position to benefit.”

About Grand Havana, Inc.

Grand Havana is a coffee company headquartered in Miami, Florida, “The Capital of Espresso in the US.”

Through our subsidiary, Grand Master Brands, LLC we are a global distributor of the finest green coffees that include not only commercial grade but also premium certified offerings such as Rainforest Alliance, organic, Fairtrade, UTZ, Bird Friendly among others.  Grand Havana roasted coffee products are distributed by Sysco, Ambassador Foods and Amazon. Our b2b programs proudly serve our coffees in corporate offices, airports, universities, non-traditional avenues, supermarkets, convenience stores, hotels, and online marketplaces. With more than 10 million cups of coffee served nationwide, Grand Havana is the choice of consumers when the goal is connecting with the nostalgia and essence of the best cup of Cuban coffee.

For more information, visit www.Grandhavanacoffee.com or email info@grandhavanacoffee.com.  Find out more about the company at twitter.com/grandhavcoffee1 and www.instagram.com/grandhavanacoffee/.

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Miami Magic: 5 Activities That You Just Can't Miss

Miami is a vibrant city known for its sunny beaches, lively culture and endless entertainment options. Whether you're a beach lover, an art enthusiast, or a foodie, Miami has something for everyone. Let's explore some of the famous things to do in this beautiful city.

Soak Up the Sun on the Beach:  Miami is known for its world-class beaches like South Pointe Beach or Crandon Park Beach and many tourists flock here every year to experience its beauty. The golden sands and turquoise waters are a haven for sun-seekers. Whether you seek relaxation, water sports, or simply a taste of Miami's iconic beach culture, these shores promise unforgettable moments in the sun.

Marvel at the Gorgeous Street Art: If you are an art lover, The Wynwood Walls Miami is a must-visit destination. It is an ever-evolving outdoor art museum featuring vibrant, larger-than-life street art murals. The colorful creations by world-renowned artists have transformed the area into a visual paradise. The neighborhood itself is a creative hub with galleries, boutiques and cafes that will immerse you in Miami's artistic culture.

Dive into Cuban Culture in Little Havana: Experience the lively Cuban culture in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood. Wander through the streets filled with the aroma of Cuban coffee and the sounds of salsa music. Indulge in the flavorful Cuban cuisine and soak in the lively atmosphere. Don't miss Domino Park, where you can watch locals play intense games of dominoes.

Embrace the Nightlife on South Beach: Miami comes alive after dark and South Beach is the epicenter of the city's vibrant nightlife scene. Famous for its clubs, bars and beachfront parties, South Beach is where you can dance the night away. Be a part of a  beachfront party or head to a world-famous club where you can dance the night away to a variety of music styles. The energy of South Beach is contagious, making it an essential part of the Miami experience.

Explore the Everglades National Park: For nature enthusiasts, a trip to the Everglades National Park is a must. Just a short drive from Miami, this unique ecosystem is home to alligators, exotic birds and other wildlife. Take an airboat tour through the sawgrass marshes and experience the thrill of spotting alligators in their natural habitat. It's an unforgettable adventure that offers a stark contrast to Miami's bustling city life. 

When visiting Miami, keep these essential tips in mind for a smooth and enjoyable experience. Make sure to stay hydrated and wear sunscreen, as the sun can be intense. Transportation-wise, consider using rideshare or public transport to navigate the city's bustling streets. English and Spanish are widely spoken, but knowing a few basic phrases in Spanish can be beneficial. Stay in well-populated, well-lit areas at night and be mindful of your belongings.

Miami is home to a wide range of experiences be it basking in the sun, partying on the beach, or soaking up the unique culture, all of which make the Miami FL United States tourism experience worthwhile. So, pack your bags, put on your shades and get ready to experience the magic of Miami, a destination that promises unforgettable memories and a taste of the good life.

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Places You Need To Visit near Miami

Miami is one of the most popular cities in the United States for travelers. It's no surprise, either: with beautiful beaches and a tropical climate that make it perfect for year-round fun, it's a destination you should add to your list of places to visit. But did you know that Miami has more than just beaches? There are plenty of other things to do here beyond lounging on sand and surfing waves.

Surabaya Furniture Company

At Surabaya Furniture Company, we source one-of-a-kind furniture from Around the world , to bring you a selection of special additions for your home. Surabaya Furniture Company is a Furniture wholesaler located at 4224 SW 75th Ave, Miami, Florida  33155, US.

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Country Club Animal Hospital

At Country Club Animal Hospital in Miami, we treat your pets the way we would want our own pets to be treated—as the beloved family members they are. As one of the largest standalone private veterinarian in Miami, FL, we hold ourselves to the highest possible standard when it comes to treating pets and providing their owners with exceptional service. 

We dedicate ourselves fully to the longevity and well-being of our patients by offering a full range of essential services and state-of-the-art equipment. Our veterinarians are available 7 days a week to answer questions or offer advice, and many of our vets and staff members are bilingual. We’re proud to have served the Miami, South Miami, and Coral Gables regions for more than 28 years, and we hope to continue serving them for many years to come.

Little Havana

Little Havana is Miami’s vibrant Cuban heart, with Latin American art galleries and busy restaurants. Cafes with walk-up windows sell Cuban coffee to cigar-smoking patrons. On Calle Ocho (SW 8th Street), locals discuss politics over dominoes at Maximo Gomez Park, dubbed Domino Park by locals.

The historic Tower Theater screens independent and revival films, while the area's clubs host live Latin music.

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Miami, FL,  Jan 11-13, 2020

[Meet my new friend @Vizcaya Museum and Gardens]

Winter in Miami is probably a New Yorker’s dream, at least for me as I drown in layers of coats and sweaters and can still barely feel my own hands... Have to say, the weather here in Jan was the optimal combination of humidity and warmth. I was also pleasantly surprised by how metropolitan the downtown area is. Unlike other any tropical cities I’ve been to before, Miami has a strong big city vibe with all the vibrant bars, restaurants, stacks of tall buildings and 24-hour convenience stores (--those are important too okay?!).

A brief rundown of key locations from my way-too-short-not-ready-to-go-back weekend trip, hope these helps-- 

Saturday afternoon: arrived and checked into rental apartment in Brickell Icon (great location in downtown), amazed by the weather, got food at La Mar, and went out to a couple bars (Sugar, Blue Martini Brickell)

Sunday:  brunch at Dolores But You Can Call Me Lolita, toured Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, ubered to Wynwood and absolutely loved the area, dessert at The Salty Donut, random dinner at Pollos y Jarras (not very good)

Monday: Perez Art Museum, airpot...

Food

In terms of food (by now you all know I love food/taking photos of them), you also have options, but can get a little tricky. While ceviches and cervezas seem like the obvious choices, for someone who not only can't eat dairy (mixed in most ceviches) but also not a big fun of beer, I had a hard time finding things to eat in some of the most popular restaurants... For example, when we went to CVI.CHE 105, one of the best+most reviewed place on Yelp,  99% of the dishes on the elaborate menu do not/couldn't be adjusted to accommodate my lactose intolerance. However, if you re into smoothies and cafes and açaí bowls, you’d be very happy here. There are also a great selection of Cuban and Peruvian food for apparent reasons (literally everyone here speaks Spanish, I felt a little left out tbh) and somehow an astonishing number of restaurants here are asian fusion. For recommendations, I would give you just one, for good view and services. Food itself was decent, but not mind blowing in any ways.

La Mar by Gaston Acurio in Mandarin Oriental 

South American food (supposedly)

[Grilled octopus was definitely one of the better dishes we tried!]

[Branizo in ponzu sauce, a little salty for me. Comes with rice ...?!]

[stir fried steak with rice, is this considered South American? Or am I just too Asian and everything tasted Asian...]

Dolores But You Can Call Me Lolita

Normal brunch with extra hip name, limited coffee options (as in only black coffee...), but lots of cocktails!

The Salty Donut

The vegan donut (pictured below) was really not that good. Regular ones might be better, good reviews online at least...!

Bars

Miami is famous for its nightlife. Although because of time constraint and mostly my 11pm bedtime, we did not explore too much. I ended up going to 2 bars only (Sugar and Blue Martini, both in Brickell) and called it a day. Some clubs recommended to me by friends include E11EVEN MIAMI, Club Space, LIV, and Story (last two are in South Beach).

[Sugar: a rooftop bar with great views, but gets pretty crowded]

[Blue Martini: fun vibe, more clubby and had dancers. They serve cocktail with the shaker which was kinda nice. Wish I had a better photo but I don't...]

Museums

Loved Vizcaya Museum and Gardens

Great architecture, beautiful construction, intriguing details, made for photos. So there’re lots of photos...See for yourself:p

[ok Im a sucker for all these symmetries, just picked two for the blog]

[I swear my grandpa has something similar in his house]

Pérez Art Museum Miami

or the ‘PAMM’

Modern art, pretty decent selection with a slight focus on South American art. There was a short film about Brazilian pop stars that was really impressive, but not sure if its permanent/also can't remember the name...Outside of the museum was beautiful though. 

[lol my face...]

Wynwood, Wynwood Walls

Really hip area with lots to do. Cafes, shops, street markets, and GRAFFITIS  To me feels like Bushwich and Soho had a child with less people and more space. Definitely a great area for the younger crowd.

Wynwood Walls is a very well organized part of Wynwood filled with graffiti, reminding me of part Berlin Wall that was turned into a street art gallery (east side gallery? something along those lines). Although in my mind the essence of street art is that it is spontaneous and free and should not be caged in one place. At least I always appreciated some nice unexpected artful vandalism on some random streets.

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Ok now hope you find this somewhat interesting. Enough babbling! 

Until Next Time,

xxx, Cindy

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Super Bowl 2020: Miami’s ultimate guide for best places to eat, drink, and sightseeing

If you are in Miami, you already noticed the influx of tourists coming in, and all the energy surrounding the city due to the Super Bowl LIV happening this Sunday. After all, it’s been 10 years since the city hosted this enormous event – but before the game starts and Patrick Mahomes, with Kansas City Chiefs, takes Jimmy Garoppolo, and the San Francisco 49ers, there is a lot for you to do. For this reason, we created your Ultimate Miami Guide, because there is much more than just beaches in our Magic City. Ready to dive in?

The Cuban Experience

Nothing else screams more “Miami” than Cuban coffee and croquetas. If this is your first time in the city, you can’t miss the opportunity to try a Colada, the strongest of the Cuban coffees, served in a small plastic shot cup. Here is a guide to all the different types of Cuban coffee.

And to complement the coffee, get yourself some croquetas here: 

Islas Canarias (Kendall)

La Carretta (Miami)

Sergio’s Restaurant (Miami)

Publix (local supermarket all over South Florida)

Calle Ocho

Located in Little Havana, Miami’s vibrant Cuban heart, Calle Ocho is the home to Versailles, a historic venue visited by many celebrities and politicians. There, or in almost any other cafe in the neighboorhood, you can order your Cuban coffee in a walk-up window. 

While in the area, don’t forget to visit Ball and Chain for live music and drinks, Azucar for some excellent ice cream/paletas, and watch locals discuss politics over dominoes at Maximo Gomez Park, entitled Domino Park by locals.

Versailles

Ball and chain

Azucar Ice Cream

Union Beer Store, if you’re into a wrestling-themed craft beer market

Domino Park

Wynwood 

Wynwood, South Florida’s art hub, will host the Super Bowl Fan Fest at Wynwood Marketplace. However, if you are not into that, we still have a few recommendations before you move to our next selection, after all, you can’t visit Miami without spending at least a day in the neighborhood of colorful murals, tasty food, bars, and lounges.

Wynwood Walls: murals, and nearby galleries with works of emerging artists from all over the world.

Start at Coyo Taco, because yes to tacos any day, any time, and finish at the famous Salty Donut for a well-deserved treat. 

 Art/Museums/Gardens

Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science: you might have seen the massive aquarium oculus lens that’s become Instagram famous, but there is plenty to do in this first world-class science museum.

Perez Art Museum Miami: The PAMM is a contemporary art museum in downtown Miami, close to American Airlines Arena, home of the Miami Heat. 

Vizcaya Museum & Gardens: This historic 10-acre landmark is covered with European architecture, marvelous gardens, and fountains overlooking Biscayne Bay.

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden (South Miami): Enjoy 83 acres of rare tropical plants and garden exhibits. 

Beer and cocktails

Because it’s always happy hour somewhere:

Veza Sur (Wynwood): A Latin craft-beer bar with an outdoor patio and live music.

Funky Buddha (Fort Lauderdale): One of the best breweries in Florida, don’t forget to order some yucca tots to go along with your beer.

Broken Shaker at Freehand Miami (Miami Beach): Located in the backyard of a boutique hostel, this cocktail bar is home to some of the most innovative mixologists. 

Sugar (Brickell): Want to see stunning views of the Miami skyline? So head straight to the 40th floor of the East hotel.

Food halls

Luckily, we’ve been getting a lot more of those here in South Florida. We named just a few: 

1-800-Lucky (Wynwood): A mini-Asian food hall with features that includes a hidden karaoke room and an outdoor area for live music and drinks. 

Time Out Market Miami (Miami Beach): Twenty-one different food or drink options at your disposal, let’s leave it like this. 

Politan Row Miami (Miami Design District): Previously known as St. Roch Market, this is another gourmet, chef-driven food hall where you can enjoy an eclectic mix of food options varying from Peruvian, and Vietnamese, to Southern Comfort.

Luna Park (Brickell): Formerly known as La Centrale, this Italian food hall located inside Brickell City Centre hosts 14 different eateries, five bars, a cooking school, a wine shop, and a coffee shop over three floors.

Casa Tua Cucina (Brickell): This is the other Italian food hall inside of Brickell City Centre. Ten different stations are ranging anywhere from pasta to pizza, meat and cheeses, seafood, and steak. 

Pizza

Mister 01 Extraordinary Pizza (Brickell, Wynwood, Miami Beach): Definitely try the Star Luca (the star-shaped, ricotta-filled pizza) or Claudio, another specialty pizza loaded with burrata stracciatella cheese and white truffle oil.

Harry’s Pizzeria (Design District, Coconut Grove): Crispy Polenta Fries and classic cheese pizza, you can’t go wrong.

Ironside (Little River): Bring your wine and enjoy cured meats and cheese boards before asking from one of four pies options: Fresca, Funghi, Capricciosa, Quattro Stagioni.

Crust (Miami River): Try the Fried Calamari or the Grilled Octopus before you build your Custom Pizza.

Pasta

Macchialina (Miami Beach): One of the best pasta restaurants in Miami. 

Jaguar Sun (Brickell): You can try the Parker House Rolls and the Bucatini here.

Boia De (Miami): Mus tries: Tortellini in Brodo or the Ricotta Gnocchi.

Burgers

Ariete (Coconut Grove): The Chur Burger with two patties and the Ariete sauce for the win.

Lokal (Coconut Grove): One option here would be the Miami Heat Burger with spicy mayonnaise, sliced jack cheese, grilled onion, and yummy!

Kush (Wynwood): Get the Frita Burger, with melted wannabe Gruyere, guava jelly, potato six, and crispy bacon.

Casinos

While sports gambling is still not legal in Florida, there are a few places you can go for some poker or slot-machine action:

Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino (Hollywood): You might have noticed a huge guitar-shaped building when flying over Miami. That’s the new Guitar Hotel located inside Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood. Besides the casino and its incredible light show every night, there are also bars, lounges, pools, and cabanas if you’re not into the casino.

Gulfstream Park (Hallandale Beach): Live purebred racing Wednesday through Sunday, along with the slots and live poker games.

Concerts

SHAQ’s larger then life Big Game Weekend festival feat: Pitbull, Diddy, Tiesto, DaBaby, Diplo and more.

Jan 31 • 9:00PM Mana Convention Center

Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest: Guns N’ Roses

Jan 31 • 8:00PM American Airlines Arena – FL – Miami, FL

Planet Pepsi® Zero Sugar With Harry Styles

Jan 31 • 8:30 PM Meridian, Miami, FL

AT&T TV Super Saturday Night with Lady Gaga

Feb 01 • 8:30 PM Meridian, Miami, FL

Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest: Maroon 5

Feb 01 • 8:00PM American Airlines Arena – FL – Miami, FL

Kanye West – Sunday Service

Feb 02 • 11:00 AM Bayfront Park Amphitheater, Miami, FL

Miscellaneous

Super Bowl Experience (Convention Center in Miami Beach): The Super Bowl Experience will offer up free autograph sessions with NFL players, interactive games, youth football clinics, a 40-yard dash and vertical jump against NFL players on LED screens, a Super Bowl rings to display and photos with the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

Super Bowl Live (Bayfront Park Miami): This week-long fan fest features a Huddle Down Community Stage, Road to the 11th, Tailgate Town featuring a culinary stage, water shows, an environmental village, evening parades, fireworks, and more.

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Grand Havana Inc. Expands Footprint Abroad

MIAMI, FL, September 12, 2023 – Grand Havana Inc. (OTC Pink: GHAV) and its wholly owned subsidiaries, Grand Havana Masters, LLC, Grand Master Brands, LLC, and GH Hospitality Group, LLC is expanding sourcing and roasting operations abroad as part of a planned increase to green coffee and roasted coffee capacity.  The move will also give unfettered access to a significant B2B market for green coffee, and importantly to a B2C roasted coffee market that is growing exponentially as consumers abroad ramp up in-home and out-of-home coffee consumption.

At the heart of the project, GHAV has established a working alliance with SOLCAFE, S.A. a vertically integrated conglomerate based in Nicaragua with certified coffee farms, beneficios (processing mills), roasting facilities, and export operations.  The B2C (direct-to-consumer) opportunities consist of bolstering SOLCAFE’s existing roasted coffee brands such as “Sabor Nica” and “Café Sol” with Grand Havana coffee.  This move will consolidate product offerings for both SOLCAFE and GHAV to include instant coffee, ground American style coffee, and high-end espresso to appease every palate. 

“Global coffee consumption will reach a record 170.2 million bags in the next coffee cycle, with a noteworthy increase in emerging and developing markets like Mexico, Colombia and Brazil.  Coffee culture in Central America has also never been stronger as Millennials and Gen-Z demand higher quality cups.”, notes GHAV Director Julio Sera. 

The combined infrastructure of H&H Coffee Group (GHAV majority investor) and SOLCAFE, along with the logistical advantages of sourcing and roasting facilities in Central America will be the catalyst for GHAV to expand its footprint abroad and capitalize on rising coffee consumption.

“Grand Havana coffee, Sabor Nica and Café Sol will be available on every supermarket shelf, every restaurant menu and will be served at all of the finest coffee shops and kiosks throughout the Latin American region and beyond.  Our alliance with SOLCAFE and the Nicaraguan stakeholders that support us will take GHAV to the next level!”, stated ambitiously by GHAV Chairman Alain Piedra.

About Grand Havana, Inc. Grand Havana is a coffee company headquartered in Miami, Florida “The Capital of Espresso in the US.” Through our subsidiary, Grand Master Brands, LLC we are a global distributor of the finest green coffees that include not only commercial grade but also premium certified offerings such as Rainforest Alliance, organic, Fairtrade, UTZ, Bird Friendly among others.  Grand Havana roasted coffee products are distributed by Sysco, Ambassador Foods and Amazon. Our b2b programs proudly serve our coffees in corporate offices, airports, universities, non-traditional avenues, supermarkets, convenience stores, hotels, and online marketplaces. With more than 10 million cups of coffee served nationwide, Grand Havana is the choice of consumers when the goal is connecting with the nostalgia and essence of the best cup of Cuban coffee.

For more information, visit www.Grandhavanacoffee.com or email info@grandhavanacoffee.com.  Find out more about the company at twitter.com/grandhavcoffee1 and www.instagram.com/grandhavanacoffee/.

Forward-Looking Statements Forward-looking statements and risks and uncertainties discussed in this release contain forward-looking statements. The words "anticipate," "believe," "estimate," "may," "intend," "expect," and similar expressions identify such forward-looking statements. Expected, actual results, performance, or achievements could differ materially from those contemplated, expressed, or implied by the forward-looking statements contained herein. Forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to, risks and uncertainties associated with, among other things, the impact of economic, competitive, and other factors affecting our operations, markets, products, and performance. The matters discussed herein should not be construed in any way, shape or manner of our future financial condition or stock price. Except as required by law, we undertake no obligation to update or revise publicly any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of latest information, future events or otherwise, after the date on which the statements are made or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.

SOURCE: Grand Havana Inc.

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The Dale Zine Shop is here! Come join us at 141 e flagler st miami, fl. Dec 4th-10th 10am-7pm Zines and artist made goods.

Dale Zine Shop is an art bookstore located at the 777 Mall on 141 E Flagler St, specializing in zines by Dale zine and other curated independent publishers, artist goods and music. Look forward to daily events and Live Jolt Radio at the shop, from December 6-10th. Also exclusively releasing Dale Zine editions with Ken Kagami, Kris Karter, Alexandra Sobiecki, Andrew Downtown, and many other surprises.

Press preview Tuesday December 5th 12-4 pm Reveal of Dale Zine Shop. 

Wednesday December 6th 4-6 pm Zine Release with Andrew Downtown Miami downtown skateshop and Dale Zine will release their first skate zine. Andrew shop will take over Dale zine for a couple hours to celebrate the new zines. 

Thursday December 7th 9 pm-12 am West Kendall Take over Local publishers Gooch Soup and Guava Industries from a Latin Miami suburb will take over the shop for a couple hours and share some cuban coffee with guest of the shop.

Friday December 8th 4-7 pm Happy Hour with Artist Kelly Breez Our favorite time is Happy hour, come have some beers with Artist Kelly Breez.

Saturday December 9th 1-3 pm Signed, Sealed and Delivered with artist Elia Khalaf Artist Elia Khalaf will release a v2 zine of his untitled mail zine. During his appearance he invite s people to submit letters to an immigrant they know or they're related to. Each zine purchased comes with a customized stamp by Khalaf.

Sunday December 10th all day Dale Kids Day Zine Submissions from kids will be available on this day. Our shop will be taken over by publishing from children and teenagers.

www.dalezine.com 

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A Shot of Broadsides, Nightride(s) and Butterflies

Clayre Benzadon vectorizes poet Brian Clifton and artist David Bernardy’s “Nightride(s)” at the local Starbucks next to Deering Estate, an environmental, archaeological and historic preserve in Miami, FL, where she also vectorizes poet Nicole Calihan and artist Amy Meissner’s “Butterfly Farm”.

I couldn’t sleep last night.

This week had been the busiest for me in a long time, an especially productive one after a summer that felt like would never end. Fed up by many unresponsive online job applications, I went in person to turn in my resume to the manager of a coffee shop right near my house. I felt a lot less anxious than I had after submitting my cover letter to an independent bookstore, where the manager stared at me with hard eyes the whole time. I did not belong there. I nervously left, uncomfortable, awkward, and upset at myself.

Just in time though, I received a call from the coffee store. The interview was a breeze. I would begin to learn how to handle a luxury I greatly valued and consumed: coffee, and not simply coffee. Cuban coffee coladas, ristrettos, brews from all over the world.

“Nightride(s)” felt like the perfect kind of broadside that spoke to me at this point in time, the psychology behind the poem, how restlessness and night become personified: “The night runs its tongue / all over itself.”

But I also thought Starbucks would be the perfect place to post the broadside. The decently sized public place would allow the opportunity for a broad audience to at least notice it. After all, most people who go to coffee shops are most likely tired and need a boost of energy, and the bright orange color does just that.

The Starbucks is a five-minute walk from Deering Estate, a beautiful historic site and park. My sister and I walked over there after I finished the last sip of my espresso. On our walk to the dock, the most symbolic thing occurred: I by chance had chosen to print out “Butterfly Farm”  before I left the house. I held it in my hands, looking for the best place to prop the broadside. Suddenly, butterflies appeared right in front of us, everywhere!

(I had taped the broadside on to the nearest pole close to the dock, but unfortunately, the wind almost blew it away-so I tried to fold it over until stayed on, although I don't know if it's still there! There weren’t that many people there [there usually aren't but it was suprising, considering it was a Saturday]...)

Clayre Benzadon, Broadsided Press’s Tumblr editor, is a recent graduate of Brandeis University with a B.A in Psychology and Creative Writing. She has been the editor-in-chief for Laurel Moon, the school’s oldest literary magazine, and has also been published by Rat’s Ass Review, The Acentos Review, Merrimack Review, and Triadae Magazine. In addition, she has written for her school magazine as well as Linkedin’s student platform. Last year, she had the opportunity of attending The Ashbery Home School, a week-long writing workshop/conference in Miami.

Note: These pictures were taken post-hurricane Irma. Thankfully, my area didn’t get hit badly but many of the areas originally filled with water are now empty, as in the Florida Keys, which was hit especially hard. There are fallen trees everywhere, and many natural sites, like Coral Reef park, which is a five-minute walk from my house, looks like a dilated tree-field, so I can only imagine what the Deering Estate area looks like now, with all the damage resulting from the aftermath.

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Vera Cadillac

Vera Cadillac Dealership is a trusted Cadillac dealer near you in Pembroke Pines, FL, serving new and used vehicles to Fort Lauderdale, Miami and South Florida area.The Vera family has been serving the South Florida community for 60 years. Luis Vera came to the U.S. in 1950 and worked from a lot of the hotels and dining establishments in Miami. After working four years in the U.S., Luis opened up the first Cuban coffee stand in a Greek market in downtown Miami. A year later, in 1956, he opened the first Cuban cafeteria in downtown Miami called La Cubanita.

Phone: (954) 998-1684 Website: www.veracadillac.com/

Vera Cadillac was originally published on Business directory and remarkable travel blog!

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Walking Food Tours are one of my favorite things to do when I visit a new city. You get to try things you probably wouldn’t have otherwise and you learn lots of interesting stuff.

Empanadas, Cuban Coffee, Croquettes, Cuban Sandwich, Mojitos, Guava Juice, Pastelillos, and Abuela Maria Ice Cream

When: Lunch Where: Little Havana Cultural Walking and Food Tour – Miami, FL Who: Lynn Burdzy

Amount Spent: $117.98 Amount Spent YTD: $2,033.55

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Miami, FL

Day 2: Since much of Miami has a Cuban population, we opted to do a food tour of Little Havana to have an authentic, immersive experience. Merika was our Argentinian guide and she led us all around the absolutely charming and delicious Little Havana. It is home to many Cuban, Central & South American exiles and is a colorful center of Hispanic culture. We sampled empanadas, croquetas, Cuban sandwiches, guava pastries, yucca fries, black bean soup, Cuban coffee and amazing Mojitos. Merika brought us into a small gallery featuring reclaimed Cuban paintings (post Castro), a local produce stand, a jazz club, cigar shop and to the town square where locals gather to play dominoes and chess. Following the tour, we spent a little time in nearby Wynwood. The area is famous for graffiti covered streets ,art galleries, elaborate murals, interesting shops and of course great people watching!

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Some Insight to the Insanity

rules: answer the questions in a new post and tag 20 blogs you would like to get to know better: a- age: 27 (turning 28 on May 3rd!) b- birthplace: Miami, FL, USA c- current time: 10:12am d- drink you last had: Coffee e- easiest person to talk to: My amazing husband f- favorite song: "Year Zero" by Ghost and "God Damn" by Avenged Sevenfold g- grossest memory: Cleaning up explosive diarrhea that my two puppies left in the kennel when I was at work. Ugh... h- horror yes or horror no: Yes; as long as it's not corny. i- in love?: With all of my heart j- jealous of people?: Not really; more disappointed in myself that I didn't achieve more than I wanted to. k- killed someone?: Not yet; but I did stab a guy that tried to kidnap me when I was 17- feeling the blade scrape against the bone probably didn't feel too good for his stupid ass. l- love at first sight or should I walk by again?: I felt my heart tug when I met my husband the moment I saw him. m- middle name: Ann n- number of siblings: I have one annoying/jackass little sister (6.5 years apart). o- one wish: To have a happy and fulfilling life/peace. p- person you called last: My husband. q- question you’re always asked: "Are you their mother?" (I have two incredible bonus kids). r- reason to smile: My loves. s- song you last sang: Can't recall, lol. t- time you woke up: 6:33am- we overslept! u- underwear color: Red and black. v- vacation destination: Ireland, Scotland and Spain. w- worst habit: Cigarettes and coffee. x- x-rays: I've had a few in my lifetime. y- your favorite food: Cuban food and sushi. z- zodiac sign: Taurus! I’d love to get to know all the sister wives more, so if you see this and want to do it, go for it! We're in this together!

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Annual Events In Miami, FL

The South Florida location always has the same buzz it has at the beginning of the New Year at the end of the year. Little wonder why the people of Miami Florida and the visitors are always keen to be part of its activities and drama as they unfold. The city of Miami, Florida has been known for its glamorous lifestyle and the mix of cultural diversity which is largely due to the number of visitors at every point in the year. Little wonder why there is one event or another to attend in this second-ranked tourism hub just after the equally beautiful city of New York in the United States of America. The number of annual activities and glamorous events that are being done in the city of Miami Florida attract different people from far and wide. These events are one of the major reasons why the city of Miami Florida is one of the most visited locations in south Florida. As the saying goes, whatever happens in Miami, stays in Miami. Coupled with fine weather, sparkling beaches and a city that never sleeps, here are some of the most attended annual events in the city of Miami South Florida. Look at – Miami SEO.

Miami Broward Carnival

The city of Miami is nicknamed the Latin capital of the world for certain reasons, aside from its Cuban flavored meals. The vast majority of South Americans that have now come to call Miami home and hot Cuban coffees, the Miami Broward Carnival is part of the reasons why the nickname was given to the city of Miami, Florida. With the carnival, you really do not have to travel to Argentina or Brazil to get the best carnival experience. And you also know for sure that no one does it better than the way it is being done in the city of Miami Florida. The Miami Broward Carnival is a carnival that brings all the Caribbean vibes down to the city of Miami. With a lot of participants from around the world in attendance, the carnival is one of the most attended events not just only by the Miami locals but by visitors from around the world. The concert offers showcases practically everything from costume to art display. Don’t be surprised if you also catch your favorite artist performing live at the concert as there is also a live concert. Not forgetting the cooking competition for a variety of dishes to recreate culturally rich dishes. The kids as well will also have a swell time as there is fun and entertainment specially organized for the kids in attendance. The carnival is one of the avenues where you can try out culturally reach Caribbean dishes and traditionally old-fashioned flavored cocktails. This event is usually organized in October of every year at the famous Miami Dade county fairground. Usually, the preparations for the event go on for days but the main event starts and runs from 11 am in the morning to 11 pm in the night.

Miami International Boat Show

If you are going to Miami, one of the major thing you would want to do is go to the southern beachside to sunbath. But after that, you might also like to go to the Miami international boat show to see over 3000 boats on display. If you have ever thought about getting a boat or interested in boats in general, then this show is for you. The boat show usually runs for days typically in the month of February. Well, like they say, the sea is big enough for everyone, the exhibition takes up thousands of attendees who are set up at different locations on the beach. The exhibition is usually comprised of beautiful yachts, speedboats, sailboats, power boats, catamarans, racing boats and so on. Of course, these sea vessels are accompanied by their owners or caretakers so you can pop on to ask a question or two if at all you have any. One thing you can be sure of is that some of the sea vessels may have parties going on in them as the exhibition is going on. Well, like they usually say, no city does it better than the city of Miami.

Art Deco Weekend Festival

The art deco weekend festival is one of the most celebrated annual events in the city of Miami Florida as it brings about the appreciation of the magnificent structures. These structures which are styles of building that have been around between 1925 to 1940 period. These unique structures and designs are quite familiar to the city as there is always something glamorous attached to the city. The show which is usually held mid-January draws more than half a million interested people to the weekend festival which goes on for days. These string of events have over 80 events that are usually being organized during this period. Which better area to organize such event than the Lummus Park and just around 11th street and most likely ocean drive. Amongst other interesting events that are usually done during this period are a live performance, dog promenade and varieties of kids entertainment. These and more are parts of the build-up to kickstart the event.

Beach Polo World Cup

Typically in April of every year, the Miami Beach polo world cup is usually held on the south beach of South Florida. The city of Miami always plays host to one of the most anticipated tournaments which always comes with its vibe and a different category of the crowd. Of course, there are a number of category for this tournament. Some for charity while others are for glory. Not to take the glory away from the sports itself, Polo is one of the historic sports which holds its enthusiast in awe whenever it is being played. For those that are really interested in the game of polo or want to learn about how to play, well this is an excellent opportunity. The organizers of these events usually post the schedule of the games online so as to allow people and enthusiasts alike the chance to plan ahead. For the charity polo match, it is played to raise money for non-profit charitable organizations that will be donated to. This is achieved by selling tickets to the people that are going to be attending the program. There are usually regular tickets and VIP tickets for the polo matches. Although the show is gradually becoming an annual show, there is usually enough food and drinks to enjoy during the tournament. For the tournament schedule, they are most likely afternoon kickoff.

Gay Beach Parade

This is another festival that is widely attended annually in the city of Miami. The gay people from all over the world gather to celebrate wholeheartedly on the south Florida beach. This festival is one of the largest gatherings of the LGBTQ community in the whole wide world. In April of every year, the city of Miami is the most sort after location for the LGBTQ community has there are a lot of fun and games in this festival for them at this period of time. Since the beginning of this event back in 2009, the LGBTQ communities and its supporters come out in mass to grace this occasion. More than 100,000 people are usually in attendance for this event. Starting with the ocean drive street parade to the rainbow color illumination of the building, the whole week of celebration in April is usually packed with activities. Also among the line-up of the event is the actual beach parties with world-famous DJs, fancy museum soirees and other fancy drag entertainments.

Coconut Groove Art Festival

The creative space in the southern district of Florida always lights up the city of Miami anytime it’s the period to celebrate the coconut grove art festival. With a lot of arts, fashion, live jazz performance and a pool of interested people, the coconut grove art festival is one of the most anticipated events In Miami. During this string of artful and creative events, hundreds of paintings and works of arts are being made exhibited on display for the eager and always impressed audience. There are also art workshops and for the kids present who have an interest in arts and the creative sphere. The event is usually organized during the president’s day weekend at the waterfront. Depending on the sort of event planned out for the day, the festival usually runs from 10 am to 5 pm or 6 pm during the festival. Aside from the artful exhibitions, there are also foods and drinks that could be bought and savored at the event. You can always trust the city of Miami to always bring the party along with them in whatever festival that is being organized.

South Beach Food And Wine Festival

The food and wine festival in the city of Miami is as a result of the love of quality food and drink by the people in the city. The south beach food and wine festival usually come up in February of every year to savor the rich food and drinks prepared. Different classes of chefs fly in from all around the world to participate in this event with other foodies alike. There are usually sake tasting and lots of wines and beverages to feast on during this festival. Usually, this event is sponsored by food channels and cooking networks, it most times consists of a variety of well thought about programs. Programs like tasting and food exhibitions, cooking competition, dinners and brunch, late parties, trade seminars and a whole lot more. Asides all the put together events, there are also other things to look forward to when attending the food and wine festival. There are amazing bars and restaurants well positioned around the city of Miami you would definitely like to visit. For one, the Bars and chain is a very nice place to visit for your amazing Cuban dishes with carefully made cocktail drinks to pair. This also comes with spirited salsa dancing and jazz music to go with it. There also is Gramps, this bar offers a variety of fun activities to do aside its amazing food and drinks. The outdoor tiki bar and its old-school video shack is always one of the places people love to visit. That is aside from the mismatched furniture arrangement that is already becoming a sort of tourist attraction these days. These and more are part of the reasons why these food and drink festivals are widely celebrated in the city of Miami.

Art Basel Festival

The art Basel is one of the annually celebrated events in the city of Miami. The Wynwood art district is always parked full around December in celebration of contemporary art and artists from all over the world. This yearly exhibition is a contemporary art event which features a lot of exhibited works of art from various artists. It also involves a lot of partying and fun fairs all over the city of Miami. With art exhibitions that majorly feature high-quality paintings, artful sculpturing, photography, renaissance and modern contemporary arts in general. It is also a pool of knowledge where you can get a vast amount of knowledge about various techniques to use while painting or sculpturing your own piece of art. All the art exhibition usually takes place at the main exhibition hall where the exhibited arts could be bought or sold.

Holtz Children’s Hospital Art Festival

This is yet another festival of arts which is usually celebrated on the grounds of the University of Miami. It is a two-day event which bring together more than 250 artists from all over the world to exhibit their work of art. The 60+ years event is recognized as one of the major annual events that is widely attended in the beautiful city of Miami. Asides the number of artworks on display, there are also other forms of entertainment that are usually associated with the event. You can also trust that there are food and drinks to go alongside all the artwork exhibition. These and more are part of the reason why the Holtz children’s hospital art festival is usually attended by a pool of people annually.

Half And Full Miami Marathon

The other marathons around the world are nothing compared to the Miami marathon. This annual event which is usually organized in late January and early February and is being participated in by more than 20,000 long distance runners. Of course, this event is open to all interested people who want to participate in the annual event. Since 2003, this event has been pooling together thousands of people and they all have high hopes of emerging as winners of the marathon. The distance is a breathtaking and high endurance course through the street and beaches of the city of Miami. Trust me when I say, running on the beach is no easy task at all even for world-renowned marathon runners. The barrier islands and four bridge crossings are also part of the places that have to be crossed to get to the finish line of the race. Aside just running in the competition, the marathon also serves as a form of qualifier for the Boston marathon qualification race.

Miami International Film Festival

The film festival is over 30 years old and an annual event in the city of Miami. In the month of March every year, people from all over the world come together to celebrate the Ibero American film festival. The Miami international film festival averages a crowd of about 70,000 participants from around the world to the festival for an amazing catalogue of events. You can almost be sure of a large number of celebrity actors and actresses in attendance to further make the event a sure success. This event is also a showcase of talent, movie producers, industry professionals and so on. On exhibition at the international film festival is some of the best-made movies from all around the world.

Jazz In The Garden

This is another annual event that could be looked forward to by the locals and the visitors in the city of Miami. The event usually holds around mid-march and attracts well over 45,000 participants in wild celebration of jazz music. The jazz in the garden event is one of the highly rated events in all of Miami. The jazz in the garden event has featured lots of big names in the American music entertainment scene. Acts like the much-celebrated Lauryn Hill has been in attendance. Also, acts like Al Jarreau, Charles Wilson and many more have also been in attendance. The jazz music festival is everything you can expect. Of course, there is good jazz music on display and enough food and drinks to go around from the beginning of the event well to the end. This event is already one of the most popular put together events not only in the city of Miami but all of the United States of America. With a lot of merchandise on exhibition, there are also souvenirs to be taken back home from this event.

The MiaCalle Ocho

This is popularly known as Carnival Miami. It is a ten-day put together events in mid-March which is one of the largest street carnivals you can think of. These events average about half a million people from around the world to the event. This event spreads across more than 23 blocks in Little Havana. It is one of the most recognized events in all of Miami and widely attended by a lot of people from around the world. MiaCalle Ocho also features some of the best prepared Cuban meals along with Cuban music which is properly laced up with salsa dancing. It is also ranked in the Guinness book of record as the event with the longest line of conga dancers stretching to 119,986 people in total. Aside from just the city of Miami, MiaCalle Ocho is one of the most attended events in the united states of America.

Veritage Miami

This is another loved event which is done in the city of Miami. It is usually from the 9th to 12th of April annually. It pools together the big giants of the drinks industry. This event pools well over 3000 people who are huge lovers of wine, spirits, food, beers and so on from south Florida and the rest of the world. Noticeable celebrity chefs and wineries are all found attending this annual event which makes it an impressive line-up of events. The four days program is specifically lined up to benefit the South Florida community. Its main focus is the elevation of education, financial stability and the health of the general populace living in the south Florida area of the united states of America. This is done through a series of events like auctioning which are used to raise the necessary funds required.

Fourth Of July Celebration In Miami

The annual celebration of the independence of the United States of America is usually celebrated in grand style in the city of Miami, South Florida. There is a chain of event which is used to celebrate and remember the hard push for independence by the American people. Trust that the Miami people will always do it better, there is the annual Fourth of July music celebration which is usually accompanied by Miami Beach fireworks. For the planned chain of events and the beach fireworks, it is usually free and open for all who wish to join in for the celebration of the independence of the United States of America.

Conclusion

One thing to be certain of is that there will probably be more than one celebration going on in the city of Miami regardless of when you visit. Irrespective of what season or time of the year, the city of Miami which never sleeps is always buzzing about one celebration or the other. With proper planning and preparations, these chain of round-the-year events have never disappointed. They always pull together a chain of interested people from south Florida itself and visitors from around the world.

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Annual Events In Miami, FL

The South Florida location always has the same buzz it has at the beginning of the New Year at the end of the year. Little wonder why the people of Miami Florida and the visitors are always keen to be part of its activities and drama as they unfold. The city of Miami, Florida has been known for its glamorous lifestyle and the mix of cultural diversity which is largely due to the number of visitors at every point in the year. Little wonder why there is one event or another to attend in this second-ranked tourism hub just after the equally beautiful city of New York in the United States of America. The number of annual activities and glamorous events that are being done in the city of Miami Florida attract different people from far and wide. These events are one of the major reasons why the city of Miami Florida is one of the most visited locations in south Florida. As the saying goes, whatever happens in Miami, stays in Miami. Coupled with fine weather, sparkling beaches and a city that never sleeps, here are some of the most attended annual events in the city of Miami South Florida. Look at – Miami SEO.

Miami Broward Carnival

The city of Miami is nicknamed the Latin capital of the world for certain reasons, aside from its Cuban flavored meals. The vast majority of South Americans that have now come to call Miami home and hot Cuban coffees, the Miami Broward Carnival is part of the reasons why the nickname was given to the city of Miami, Florida. With the carnival, you really do not have to travel to Argentina or Brazil to get the best carnival experience. And you also know for sure that no one does it better than the way it is being done in the city of Miami Florida. The Miami Broward Carnival is a carnival that brings all the Caribbean vibes down to the city of Miami. With a lot of participants from around the world in attendance, the carnival is one of the most attended events not just only by the Miami locals but by visitors from around the world. The concert offers showcases practically everything from costume to art display. Don’t be surprised if you also catch your favorite artist performing live at the concert as there is also a live concert. Not forgetting the cooking competition for a variety of dishes to recreate culturally rich dishes. The kids as well will also have a swell time as there is fun and entertainment specially organized for the kids in attendance. The carnival is one of the avenues where you can try out culturally reach Caribbean dishes and traditionally old-fashioned flavored cocktails. This event is usually organized in October of every year at the famous Miami Dade county fairground. Usually, the preparations for the event go on for days but the main event starts and runs from 11 am in the morning to 11 pm in the night.

Miami International Boat Show

If you are going to Miami, one of the major thing you would want to do is go to the southern beachside to sunbath. But after that, you might also like to go to the Miami international boat show to see over 3000 boats on display. If you have ever thought about getting a boat or interested in boats in general, then this show is for you. The boat show usually runs for days typically in the month of February. Well, like they say, the sea is big enough for everyone, the exhibition takes up thousands of attendees who are set up at different locations on the beach. The exhibition is usually comprised of beautiful yachts, speedboats, sailboats, power boats, catamarans, racing boats and so on. Of course, these sea vessels are accompanied by their owners or caretakers so you can pop on to ask a question or two if at all you have any. One thing you can be sure of is that some of the sea vessels may have parties going on in them as the exhibition is going on. Well, like they usually say, no city does it better than the city of Miami.

Art Deco Weekend Festival

The art deco weekend festival is one of the most celebrated annual events in the city of Miami Florida as it brings about the appreciation of the magnificent structures. These structures which are styles of building that have been around between 1925 to 1940 period. These unique structures and designs are quite familiar to the city as there is always something glamorous attached to the city. The show which is usually held mid-January draws more than half a million interested people to the weekend festival which goes on for days. These string of events have over 80 events that are usually being organized during this period. Which better area to organize such event than the Lummus Park and just around 11th street and most likely ocean drive. Amongst other interesting events that are usually done during this period are a live performance, dog promenade and varieties of kids entertainment. These and more are parts of the build-up to kickstart the event.

Beach Polo World Cup

Typically in April of every year, the Miami Beach polo world cup is usually held on the south beach of South Florida. The city of Miami always plays host to one of the most anticipated tournaments which always comes with its vibe and a different category of the crowd. Of course, there are a number of category for this tournament. Some for charity while others are for glory. Not to take the glory away from the sports itself, Polo is one of the historic sports which holds its enthusiast in awe whenever it is being played. For those that are really interested in the game of polo or want to learn about how to play, well this is an excellent opportunity. The organizers of these events usually post the schedule of the games online so as to allow people and enthusiasts alike the chance to plan ahead. For the charity polo match, it is played to raise money for non-profit charitable organizations that will be donated to. This is achieved by selling tickets to the people that are going to be attending the program. There are usually regular tickets and VIP tickets for the polo matches. Although the show is gradually becoming an annual show, there is usually enough food and drinks to enjoy during the tournament. For the tournament schedule, they are most likely afternoon kickoff.

Gay Beach Parade

This is another festival that is widely attended annually in the city of Miami. The gay people from all over the world gather to celebrate wholeheartedly on the south Florida beach. This festival is one of the largest gatherings of the LGBTQ community in the whole wide world. In April of every year, the city of Miami is the most sort after location for the LGBTQ community has there are a lot of fun and games in this festival for them at this period of time. Since the beginning of this event back in 2009, the LGBTQ communities and its supporters come out in mass to grace this occasion. More than 100,000 people are usually in attendance for this event. Starting with the ocean drive street parade to the rainbow color illumination of the building, the whole week of celebration in April is usually packed with activities. Also among the line-up of the event is the actual beach parties with world-famous DJs, fancy museum soirees and other fancy drag entertainments.

Coconut Groove Art Festival

The creative space in the southern district of Florida always lights up the city of Miami anytime it’s the period to celebrate the coconut grove art festival. With a lot of arts, fashion, live jazz performance and a pool of interested people, the coconut grove art festival is one of the most anticipated events In Miami. During this string of artful and creative events, hundreds of paintings and works of arts are being made exhibited on display for the eager and always impressed audience. There are also art workshops and for the kids present who have an interest in arts and the creative sphere. The event is usually organized during the president’s day weekend at the waterfront. Depending on the sort of event planned out for the day, the festival usually runs from 10 am to 5 pm or 6 pm during the festival. Aside from the artful exhibitions, there are also foods and drinks that could be bought and savored at the event. You can always trust the city of Miami to always bring the party along with them in whatever festival that is being organized.

South Beach Food And Wine Festival

The food and wine festival in the city of Miami is as a result of the love of quality food and drink by the people in the city. The south beach food and wine festival usually come up in February of every year to savor the rich food and drinks prepared. Different classes of chefs fly in from all around the world to participate in this event with other foodies alike. There are usually sake tasting and lots of wines and beverages to feast on during this festival. Usually, this event is sponsored by food channels and cooking networks, it most times consists of a variety of well thought about programs. Programs like tasting and food exhibitions, cooking competition, dinners and brunch, late parties, trade seminars and a whole lot more. Asides all the put together events, there are also other things to look forward to when attending the food and wine festival. There are amazing bars and restaurants well positioned around the city of Miami you would definitely like to visit. For one, the Bars and chain is a very nice place to visit for your amazing Cuban dishes with carefully made cocktail drinks to pair. This also comes with spirited salsa dancing and jazz music to go with it. There also is Gramps, this bar offers a variety of fun activities to do aside its amazing food and drinks. The outdoor tiki bar and its old-school video shack is always one of the places people love to visit. That is aside from the mismatched furniture arrangement that is already becoming a sort of tourist attraction these days. These and more are part of the reasons why these food and drink festivals are widely celebrated in the city of Miami.

Art Basel Festival

The art Basel is one of the annually celebrated events in the city of Miami. The Wynwood art district is always parked full around December in celebration of contemporary art and artists from all over the world. This yearly exhibition is a contemporary art event which features a lot of exhibited works of art from various artists. It also involves a lot of partying and fun fairs all over the city of Miami. With art exhibitions that majorly feature high-quality paintings, artful sculpturing, photography, renaissance and modern contemporary arts in general. It is also a pool of knowledge where you can get a vast amount of knowledge about various techniques to use while painting or sculpturing your own piece of art. All the art exhibition usually takes place at the main exhibition hall where the exhibited arts could be bought or sold.

Holtz Children’s Hospital Art Festival

This is yet another festival of arts which is usually celebrated on the grounds of the University of Miami. It is a two-day event which bring together more than 250 artists from all over the world to exhibit their work of art. The 60+ years event is recognized as one of the major annual events that is widely attended in the beautiful city of Miami. Asides the number of artworks on display, there are also other forms of entertainment that are usually associated with the event. You can also trust that there are food and drinks to go alongside all the artwork exhibition. These and more are part of the reason why the Holtz children’s hospital art festival is usually attended by a pool of people annually.

Half And Full Miami Marathon

The other marathons around the world are nothing compared to the Miami marathon. This annual event which is usually organized in late January and early February and is being participated in by more than 20,000 long distance runners. Of course, this event is open to all interested people who want to participate in the annual event. Since 2003, this event has been pooling together thousands of people and they all have high hopes of emerging as winners of the marathon. The distance is a breathtaking and high endurance course through the street and beaches of the city of Miami. Trust me when I say, running on the beach is no easy task at all even for world-renowned marathon runners. The barrier islands and four bridge crossings are also part of the places that have to be crossed to get to the finish line of the race. Aside just running in the competition, the marathon also serves as a form of qualifier for the Boston marathon qualification race.

Miami International Film Festival

The film festival is over 30 years old and an annual event in the city of Miami. In the month of March every year, people from all over the world come together to celebrate the Ibero American film festival. The Miami international film festival averages a crowd of about 70,000 participants from around the world to the festival for an amazing catalogue of events. You can almost be sure of a large number of celebrity actors and actresses in attendance to further make the event a sure success. This event is also a showcase of talent, movie producers, industry professionals and so on. On exhibition at the international film festival is some of the best-made movies from all around the world.

Jazz In The Garden

This is another annual event that could be looked forward to by the locals and the visitors in the city of Miami. The event usually holds around mid-march and attracts well over 45,000 participants in wild celebration of jazz music. The jazz in the garden event is one of the highly rated events in all of Miami. The jazz in the garden event has featured lots of big names in the American music entertainment scene. Acts like the much-celebrated Lauryn Hill has been in attendance. Also, acts like Al Jarreau, Charles Wilson and many more have also been in attendance. The jazz music festival is everything you can expect. Of course, there is good jazz music on display and enough food and drinks to go around from the beginning of the event well to the end. This event is already one of the most popular put together events not only in the city of Miami but all of the United States of America. With a lot of merchandise on exhibition, there are also souvenirs to be taken back home from this event.

The MiaCalle Ocho

This is popularly known as Carnival Miami. It is a ten-day put together events in mid-March which is one of the largest street carnivals you can think of. These events average about half a million people from around the world to the event. This event spreads across more than 23 blocks in Little Havana. It is one of the most recognized events in all of Miami and widely attended by a lot of people from around the world. MiaCalle Ocho also features some of the best prepared Cuban meals along with Cuban music which is properly laced up with salsa dancing. It is also ranked in the Guinness book of record as the event with the longest line of conga dancers stretching to 119,986 people in total. Aside from just the city of Miami, MiaCalle Ocho is one of the most attended events in the united states of America.

Veritage Miami

This is another loved event which is done in the city of Miami. It is usually from the 9th to 12th of April annually. It pools together the big giants of the drinks industry. This event pools well over 3000 people who are huge lovers of wine, spirits, food, beers and so on from south Florida and the rest of the world. Noticeable celebrity chefs and wineries are all found attending this annual event which makes it an impressive line-up of events. The four days program is specifically lined up to benefit the South Florida community. Its main focus is the elevation of education, financial stability and the health of the general populace living in the south Florida area of the united states of America. This is done through a series of events like auctioning which are used to raise the necessary funds required.

Fourth Of July Celebration In Miami

The annual celebration of the independence of the United States of America is usually celebrated in grand style in the city of Miami, South Florida. There is a chain of event which is used to celebrate and remember the hard push for independence by the American people. Trust that the Miami people will always do it better, there is the annual Fourth of July music celebration which is usually accompanied by Miami Beach fireworks. For the planned chain of events and the beach fireworks, it is usually free and open for all who wish to join in for the celebration of the independence of the United States of America.

Conclusion

One thing to be certain of is that there will probably be more than one celebration going on in the city of Miami regardless of when you visit. Irrespective of what season or time of the year, the city of Miami which never sleeps is always buzzing about one celebration or the other. With proper planning and preparations, these chain of round-the-year events have never disappointed. They always pull together a chain of interested people from south Florida itself and visitors from around the world.

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