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SATURDAY UPSCALE INTERNATIONAL NIGHTS MIA ULTRA LOUNGE
September 11, 10:00pm
Mia Ultra Lounge
20 Biscayne Blvd
Miami, FL 33132 Mia.QueCoCo.Com Google Map
J.FABIAN Requests the Honor of Your Presence
Be A Part of This Fabulous Celebration September 11th 11:00pm at Mia Ultra Lounge
What Is Mia
Located in the heart of Downtown Miami, Mia at Biscayne was created as a reflection of the diversity Miami represents. A tantalizing blend of color, mixed layout, bold fixtures, and the highest quality of audio visual capability, the venue is a culmination of four unique concepts intricately meshed to comprise one entertainment complex. Lounge, Restaurant, Sidewalk Café, and Nightclub, Mia has become known as a unique ‘supper club’ that seems to have it all.
Music
Dj Whilly
Dj Albert Day
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Park Project Invites You To Be One Of The First To PARK: Perform Acts Of Random Kindness
The Park Project Launch Party is open to the public. Doors Open at 8:00pm Official Launch is at 10 p.m. and Live Concert is at 11 p.m. Grand Central is located at 697 North Miami Avenue, Miami FL 33136. Click here for tickets.
Park Project is committed to facilitating events that empower people to come together and Perform Acts of Random Kindness. PARK events will be a celebration and showcase of people, organizations and companies that are inspired to unite for a common cause. The FIRST event to launch PARK PROJECT is in celebration of LIFE, BIRTHDAYS and SERVICE.
StarMar, a comprehensive event consulting, production and management firm, is sponsoring this event along with a SHOWCASE of companies who decided to PARK for this cause. On Friday, September 10th, 2010 Downtown Miami’s hottest venue, Grand Central, will open its doors to PARK at 8pm. Walk down the red carpet to towards the sound of Miami’s own celebrity DJ, Robin Louis. The PROdeuces, Witeman & RobN, will flood our dance floor well before the Official Launch at 10pm. Enjoy GC’s cash bar, professional stage, sound, lighting, video production and interactive touch screens and floor graphics too! Don’t miss the live cabaret, Polynesian, Latin or hip hop performances by Miami Sass in between or the 11pm concert featuring Day Music Died. www.parkproject.org
There are incentives to PARK before the event! The first 200 people to purchase a PRE-SALE ticket will receive a PARK gift at the door. Special VIP upgrades for cancer survivors, veterans and service men and women. Email events@parkproject.org for more information.
A PRE-SALE ticket to PARK is $10 and $20 cash on event day. VIP tickets are $25 for an exclusive social hosted by StarMar and Chris Colina Catering. Drinks, hors d’oeuvres and networking opportunities as well as reserved lounge space for the first two hours of the event and more is included. Can’t make it 9/10/10? You can still PARK! A portion of the proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society and the Miami VA Fisher House. Learn more about Park Project and how people are joining in this humble mission to Perform Acts of Random Kindness to be the change we all wish to see in the world. For more information and to purchase your ticket visit www.parkproject.org.
Park Project’s vision statement is, “To live in a world where people actively respond to the innate desire to serve.” Live the cause, PARK! Follow them on facebook/theparkproject and twitter/@wepark. For more information on the companies sponsoring this effort, visit www.parkproject.org/showcase.php
DIRT FITNESS will host a lunchtime workout next Wednesday, September 1 at 12:15PM at InterContinental Miami’s Lower Deck of the Plaza Level.
If you are in need of a tough workout or seeking alternatives to implement fitness and health into their lives in less than one hour –DIRT FITNESS, the 40-minute high resistance program burns up to 600 calories with back-to-the-basic exercises – a superior program designed for all fitness levels and time-sensitive individuals.
Miami Beach residents along with downtown’s banking and business executives are confirmed to attend the complimentary class in an effort to sweat off mid-morning coffeecake and cappuccino calories with the following exercises (but not limited to):
· Short sprints
· Burpees
· Kettlebell training
· Push-ups
· Pull-ups
The sweat-inducing class features functional training that utilizes bands, balls, free weights, kettle bells and plyometric exercises, a method of training muscle elastic strength to enhance performance, speed, agility and balance.
DIRT FITNESS starts with a brief warm-up and demonstration, and then progresses into four exercises performed in a sequence of four continuous sets. The objective of the timed program is to move at the fastest pace possible while maintaining proper form. Scientific studies show that high-intensity programs such as DIRT FITNESS help achieve greater caloric expenditure due to increased muscle recruitment.
DIRT FITNESS enhances endurance, increases strength, decreases body fat, targets multiple muscle groups, dramatically transforms the body and enhances overall physical and cardiovascular strength – in just weeks.
FACULTY EXHIBITION AT NEW WORLD GALLERY
New World Gallery showcases the work of the visual arts faculty with an exhilarating and varied collection of works. The show, which highlights the talented individuals that are instrumental in the success of the school, includes photography, painting, digital imagery, design and sculpture. Exhibiting artists include: Luisa Basnuevo, Carol K. Brown, Felicia Carlisle, Greg Davis, Tony Fernandez, Christy Gast, Kathleen Hudspeth, Michael Loveland, Rosario Martinez-Cañas, Annette M. Piskel, Karen Rifas, Louise Romeo, and Fred Snitzer.
August 26 – October 7
Opening Reception: Thursday, August 26; 6:00 – 9:00 pm
New World Gallery
25 NE 2nd Street, downtown Miami
Free and open to the public
Information at 305-237-3597
Wednesday, August 25, 6:30pm Brought to you by Life Is Art – Soul Of Miami – Tony Major Events
Featuring Social Media Club Miami
party, art, music, fashion, performance and more!
showcase, networker, fundraiser TEXT BLEUMOON TO 41513 & GET A FREE DRINK
LOCATION Bleu Moon Sports Bar
1717 N. Bayshore Drive, 2nd Floor
Inside the Doubletree Grand Hotel
just a few blocks from downtown
Behind the Omni Complex
Just a few blocks east of the Adrienne Arsht Center Google Map It!
reservations : 786-275-4051
BE GREEN! Take the Metromover to the Omni Station
valet parking: $5.50 for 2.5hrs (must get validated at the bar)
plenty of metered street parking
Life Is Art, Soul Of Miami and Tony Major Events bring you another installation of the River Of Art Showcase and Party. Showcasing local south Florida talent and raising money to support the arts, this week promises to be an excellent time. We have two amazing visual artists, Kris Starry and Alan Laird, plus, a designer of beautiful fashion accessories, Emily Peters, all seranaded by the sultry sounds of songstress Cat Shell. You do NOT want to miss this. A wonderful way to wind down for the middle of the week.
As a special bonus, we are partnering with Social Media Club Miami to raise funds for families affected by the Gulf Oil Spill. Voluntary donations will be collected at the door or online. A short presentation on the charity and the situation will take place.
And be sure to text bleumoon to 41513 to get your FREE drink!
Cat Shell, a seductive songstress residing in Miami Beach, FL, is here to bring her unique mix of jazzy pop/soul to the listening ears of the world. Cat has taken her eclectic taste in music and formulated a style that combines the sounds of the past with the present. Cat Shell’s music brings with it an aura of familiarity and radio-friendly artistry.
Her music explores and elaborates on themes of self-exploration, personal growth, and love, in a universally relatable manner. Since the release of her debut independent album “Cat’s Outta the Bag”, Cat has been busy performing throughout South Florida. She is currently working on her sophomore album to be released in late 2010.
ALAN LAIRD www.blackartproductions.com
Artist …social activist
Primarily work with paint on canvas and 3D installation.
KRIS STARRY www.starrynightphotography.net
Starry Night Photography was created in late 2009. Her forte is capturing impromptu moments of time, moments of love, and moments of joy. She prefers to maintain her distance to capture natural shots, but will be happy to gently guide you when another angle or better light would be more dramatic or flattering. Her second goal is for you to have fun, because she feels pictures don’t turn out well if you’re not having a good time. Her love of natural lighting leads her to use outdoor and other on-location settings, and she chooses her shooting locations to best match your personality. Let Kris Starry of Starry Night Photography capture and preserve your emotions and memories on your special occasion for not only your lifetime, but for those of generations to come.
EMILY PETERS www.PiazJewelry.com
I’ve been designing Jewelry for over 11 years and opened Piaz Jewelry – a subsidiary of E Apparel – in 2009. Every exceptional and playful piece is handmade by me for remarkable women. When I design jewelry for Piaz, I gravitate toward a modern, frenetic, and striking aesthetic. The Earrings, Necklaces, and Bracelets are constructed from Fine Silver, Sterling Silver and 14K Gold Filled Wire and Chain, glass and metal beads, and Semi-Precious Stones.
Piaz aims to be a source of inspiration – known for its quality, trend-forward products, as well as its social responsibility. The company champions sustainable business practices. We produce according to customer demand, and we reduce, reuse, and recycle whenever possible. Some of the elements of the Piaz jewelry collections are reclaimed from other jewelry pieces. Each piece is delivered in a handmade bag stitched (by me) from vintage materials and shipped in recycled boxes.
Join Alfalit International for their annual gala and silent and live auctions
InterContinental Hotel: 100 Chopin Plaza, Versailles Room
Saturday, September 25, 2010 starting at 6:30 pm.
Tickets are $95 per person.
For more information call Mirka at 305-443-7005 or Lydia at 305-597-9077.
Save the date for an unforgettable, black-tie optional evening themed, “education more precious than gold and rubies.” Our mission is to eliminate human suffering caused by illiteracy.
Alfalit International, Inc. is a faith-based nonprofit organization, founded in 1961, that provides high-quality, cost-effective education with compassion and respect for the poorest in the world. We offer programs in Literacy, Basic Education, Preschool, Health (HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and cholera prevention), Nutrition, Micro-Credit and Community Development in Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, Portugal, and the United States. Find out more at http://www.alfalit.org.
Give now and help eliminate human suffering caused by illiteracy. Your gift may be tax-deductible and approximately 92 cents of every dollar goes directly toward programs and services.
NWM2010 AFTERHOURS
All Afterhours programs: 6-9pm; MAM members $5, non-members $15
Thursday, September 16
Miami Art Museum, 101 West Flagler Street, Miami, FL 33130
Explore auditory sensations with sound art collectives Frozen Music and Flash Orchestra. In the gallery, meet artists Adler Guerrier and Mette Tommerup; plus Talking Head Transmitters with the PDMD Ensemble. Poem Depot will also be on hand to create personalized poems on demand. This Evening of Sound is generously supported by Lin Lougheed.
Parking is available for $5 (with validation) at 50 NW 2nd Ave.
For more information, contact Events@miamiartmuseum.org or 305.375.1704, or visit miamiartmuseum.org.
*All programs and times subject to change. Please check miamiartmuseum.org for updated information.
About “New Work Miami 2010”
New Work Miami 2010 is organized by Miami Art Museum and is supported by donations to MAM’s Annual Exhibition Fund, with additional support provided by Lin Lougheed. It is curated by Peter Boswell, assistant director for programs/senior curator, and René Morales, associate curator.
New Work Miami 2010 artists: Maria José Arjona, Kevin Arrow, Beings, Jenny Brillhart, Felecia Chizuko Carlisle, Jim Drain, Flash orchestra, Frozen Music, Oscar Fuentes & the Gipsy Catz, Lynne Golob Gelfman, Michael Genovese, Jacin Giordano, Guerra de la Paz, Adler Guerrier, Jacuzzi Boys, Don Lambert, Gustavo Matamoros, Ana Mendez (with Aja Albertson & Richard Vergez), Beatriz Monteavaro, Gean Moreno/Ernesto Oroza, Peggy Nolan, Fabian Peña, Christina Pettersson, Poem Depot, Vickie Pierre, Manny Prieres, Bert Rodriguez, Christopher Stetser, Talking Head Transmitters, Robert Thiele, Mette Tommerup, Humberto Torres, Frances Trombly, Tatiana Vahan, Marcos Valella, Michael Vasquez, Viking Funeral and Michelle Weinberg.
Miami Art Museum, a modern and contemporary art museum in Miami, FL, serves one of the most diverse and fast-growing regions of the country, where a confluence of North and Latin American cultures adds vibrancy and texture to the civic landscape. MAM embraces its role as a cultural anchor and touchstone in a city that welcomes countless ethnic and age groups, lifestyles and ideas. MAM’s far-ranging vision is expressed in the breadth and depth of its exhibition program, and its ambitious education and public programs. The Museum continues to build its collection of holdings from the twentieth century through the present, as it embarks on a major new building and expansion project. The new MAM designed by Herzog & de Meuron will open in downtown Miami’s Museum Park in 2013. For more information about Miami Art Museum, visit miamiartmuseum.org. Hours: Open Tuesday through Friday, 10am to 5pm, Saturday and Sunday, noon to 5pm. Closed Monday. Admission: Free for MAM members, children under 12 and students (with valid ID); adults $8; seniors $4. Free admission every second Saturday. Parking: $5 at 50 NW 2nd Ave. Government Center Station.
NWM2010 AFTERHOURS
All Afterhours programs: 6-9pm; MAM members $5, non-members $15
Thursday, September 2
Miami Art Museum, 101 West Flagler Street, Miami, FL 33130
Bring on the bands! Celebrate Miami’s rich crossover of art and music, as local bands Beings and Jacuzzi Boys headline a night of rock at the museum. In the gallery, experience a special interactive performance by Bert Rodriguez, plus Talking Head Transmitters (segment on 80’s rock).
Parking is available for $5 (with validation) at 50 NW 2nd Ave.
For more information, contact Events@miamiartmuseum.org or 305.375.1704, or visit miamiartmuseum.org. *All programs and times subject to change. Please check miamiartmuseum.org for updated information.
About “New Work Miami 2010”
New Work Miami 2010 is organized by Miami Art Museum and is supported by donations to MAM’s Annual Exhibition Fund, with additional support provided by Lin Lougheed. It is curated by Peter Boswell, assistant director for programs/senior curator, and René Morales, associate curator.
New Work Miami 2010 artists: Maria José Arjona, Kevin Arrow, Beings, Jenny Brillhart, Felecia Chizuko Carlisle, Jim Drain, Flash orchestra, Frozen Music, Oscar Fuentes & the Gipsy Catz, Lynne Golob Gelfman, Michael Genovese, Jacin Giordano, Guerra de la Paz, Adler Guerrier, Jacuzzi Boys, Don Lambert, Gustavo Matamoros, Ana Mendez (with Aja Albertson & Richard Vergez), Beatriz Monteavaro, Gean Moreno/Ernesto Oroza, Peggy Nolan, Fabian Peña, Christina Pettersson, Poem Depot, Vickie Pierre, Manny Prieres, Bert Rodriguez, Christopher Stetser, Talking Head Transmitters, Robert Thiele, Mette Tommerup, Humberto Torres, Frances Trombly, Tatiana Vahan, Marcos Valella, Michael Vasquez, Viking Funeral and Michelle Weinberg.
NWM2010 AFTERHOURS
All Afterhours programs: 6-9pm; MAM members $5, non-members $15
Miami Art Museum, 101 West Flagler Street, Miami, FL 33130
Thursday, August 19
Psychic Youth, Inc., presents WALKING SPELL, an experimental performance directed by Ana Mendez. In the gallery, meet artists Kevin Arrow and Manny Prieres; Talking Head Transmitters live radio broadcast: Segment on contemporary dance and performance by Carlota Pradera with sound by Gustavo Matamoros; Lara Stein Pardo’s project, Mapping Miami, and LegalArt. For more information contact RSVP@miamiartmuseum.org or 305.375.1704.
Parking is available for $5 (with validation) at 50 NW 2nd Ave.
For more information, contact Events@miamiartmuseum.org or 305.375.1704, or visit miamiartmuseum.org.
*All programs and times subject to change. Please check miamiartmuseum.org for updated information.
About “New Work Miami 2010”
New Work Miami 2010 is organized by Miami Art Museum and is supported by donations to MAM’s Annual Exhibition Fund, with additional support provided by Lin Lougheed. It is curated by Peter Boswell, assistant director for programs/senior curator, and René Morales, associate curator.
New Work Miami 2010 artists: Maria José Arjona, Kevin Arrow, Beings, Jenny Brillhart, Felecia Chizuko Carlisle, Jim Drain, Flash orchestra, Frozen Music, Oscar Fuentes & the Gipsy Catz, Lynne Golob Gelfman, Michael Genovese, Jacin Giordano, Guerra de la Paz, Adler Guerrier, Jacuzzi Boys, Don Lambert, Gustavo Matamoros, Ana Mendez (with Aja Albertson & Richard Vergez), Beatriz Monteavaro, Gean Moreno/Ernesto Oroza, Peggy Nolan, Fabian Peña, Christina Pettersson, Poem Depot, Vickie Pierre, Manny Prieres, Bert Rodriguez, Christopher Stetser, Talking Head Transmitters, Robert Thiele, Mette Tommerup, Humberto Torres, Frances Trombly, Tatiana Vahan, Marcos Valella, Michael Vasquez, Viking Funeral and Michelle Weinberg.
Image courtesy of Ana Mendez. Photo by Federico Nessi
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@OlgaOMG wow! You go girl! Big agenda! We're gonna stop by Eden Roc, too. Bunch of local designers organized by @BeautyChronicle ! http://www.twitter.com/soulofmiami4 hours ago