February 2020 Newsletter
Vol. 8 No. 03
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Super Bowl LIV
February 2
Various Locations
Miami, FL
Super Bowl LIV will be hosted in Miami. It’s been ten years since the big game was last held in Miami, but it is back and promises to be bigger and better than ever. The city will host satellite events and watch parties, like Maxim’s Super Bowl Party on Virginia Key, Shaq’s Fun House, a Super Bowl Cruise out of Port Miami, Taste of the NFL with Andrew Zimmern and Adam Richman, yacht parties and many more highly anticipated events so be sure to keep an eye out and make a plan for where to watch the game if you haven’t secured a ticket for the Hard Rock Stadium.
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Coral Gables Festival of the Arts
February 8-9
On Alhambra from Ponce de Leon Blvd
to LeJeune
Coral Gables, FL
More than 200 artists set up in historic Coral Gables for a weekend of arts across all mediums at the Coral Gables Festival of the Arts on Alhambra from Ponce de Leon Boulevard to LeJeune. There are more than 50 kids-focused booths, 40 booths with dog and pet products and art, fashion and traditional visual arts including bronze, watercolor, oil paintings, sculpture and so much more. Enjoy the concurrent festivals: 10th Annual Coral Gables Food, Wine & Spirits Festival and the Coral Gables Home Show. Admission is free with registration.
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Life Time Miami Marathon
and Half Marathon by cbdMD
February 9
Miami, FL
The Life Time Miami Marathon and Half Marathon follows a track that takes you through some of the city’s most scenic views. The Miami Marathon is considered one of the country’s premiere marathon events and it’s expected to sell out so reserve your spot as soon as possible if you’re ready to participate. If you aren’t ready for the full or half marathon or you’re looking for a warm up before the main event, consider signing up for the Life Time Tropical 5k at Tropical Park the day before.
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Miami International Boat Show
February 13-17
Miami Marine Stadium
Virginia Key, FL
Progressive Insurance’s Miami International Boat Show is and internationally renowned event that draws a dedicated crowd year after year. The show is back at Miami Marine Stadium Park & Basin on the Rickenbacker Causeway leading out to Virginia Key and Key Biscayne. Featuring the finest collection of both powerboat and sailing products in one location, browse more than 170 top marine brands. Climb aboard the latest models or sign up for something more hands-on. There will be seminar tents dedicated to sailing and boating education featuring dozens of seminars each day. Hop on one of the free water taxis or shuttles for easy access to the show. Tickets start at $25; two-day passes are $45; children 12 and younger are free.
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Miami Yacht Show
February 13-17
One Herald Plaza, Miami, FL
The same weekend as the Miami International Boat Show, step into the ultra-luxury market and see the latest yachts and marine technology at the Miami Yacht Show. The show will take place on Biscayne Bay between the Venetian and MacArthur Causeways at One Herald Plaza. More than 100 food vendors join in alongside some of the world’s most uniquely designed yachts and superyachts. Hop aboard the Yacht of Love on Valentine’s Day and enjoy entertainment, Whispering Angel Rosé, local eats and more for $50 a couple, benefiting the Frost Science Museum. Tickets start at $25; children 15 and under are free. VIP access is $150.
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Art Wynwood
February 13-17
Wynwood, Miami, FL
Just next door to the Miami Yacht Show is Art Wynwood, held over President’s Day weekend, is your opportunity to start a collection of the most relevant and exciting contemporary and modern artists working today. Started in 2012, this prestigious fair features contemporary works from around the world. Explore art from more than 70 international galleries at the new home of Art Miami and CONTEXT Art Miami (located at the former Miami Herald site) on Biscayne Bay in Downtown Miami. Tickets to Art Wynwood start at $15. There is a complimentary shuttle bus from the JW Marriot Marquis.
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GroundUP Music Festival
February 14-16
North Beach Bandshell
Miami Beach, FL
Snarky Puppy and Chris Potter headline the GroundUP Music Festival, an outdoor music festival at the North Beach Bandshell in Miami Beach. Back for its fourth edition, the GroundUP Music Festival is an intimate music festival with less than 2,000 tickets sold per day. Each night is a unique lineup with two stages but no overlapping sets so that you can see every performance and never have to decide between two acts running at the same time. When the music at the North Beach Bandshell wraps at 11 p.m., live performances will continue at multiple venues until 4 a.m. Tickets start at $85 per person for single day admission or $225 for all three days. Late night show tickets start at $20.
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Valentine's Day
February 14
South Florida
It’s the official day of love! Take advantage of some great restaurant and hotel special deals available for you and your special someone.
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Coconut Grove Arts Festival
February 15-17
Various Locations
Coconut Grove, FL
The Coconut Grove Arts Festival keeps people coming back year after year for its blend of kitsch, handicrafts, upscale artwork and local vendors and artists. One of the largest outdoor art festivals in the country, the festival is held each year on President's Day weekend. Enjoy live music, food by local chefs and, of course, lots of great art. Be sure to stop by Regatta Park for family-friendly activations and experiences to make some art of your own. Check out the work of more than 300 international artists in the eclectic seaside village of Coconut Grove. Tickets start at $15 and there’s a $5 discount for residents. Proceeds go towards scholarships to students who attend fine arts programs at local schools.
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Thank You
to our sponsors
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Concierge Birthdays
02/02 Estella Collazo, Honorary Member
02/05 Marcelo Gonzalez, InterContinental
02/06 Pedro Alvarez, 1 Hotel
02/06 Kristofer Chapoteau, Fontainebleau
02/06 Maite Foriasky, Setai
02/07 Florian Fischer, Royal Palm
02/10 Dilip Pathak, Delano
02/12 Hugo Marin, W South Beach
02/14 Mario Leon Jelves, ARMANI CASA
02/15 Brooke Sustrin, Ritz Carlton Res. MB
02/16 Igor Omerhodzic, Loews
02/16 Jessica Gorman, St. Regis
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02/18 Eduardo Feitosa, Trump International
02/19 Reuben Trane, 1 Hotel
02/20 Liam Mcerlean, Fontainebleau
02/21 Joey Oros, EDITION
02/25 Robyn Hennesey
02/25 Reo Davis, EDITION
02/25 Ferlia Leonardo
02/26 Pedro Ortiz, Diplomat
02/26 Nina Eberlijn, Palazzo Della Luna FI
02/26 Moises Hurtado, Palms Hotel
02/26 Andrew Kahn, St. Regis
02/27 Diego Ospina, Four Seasons Surf Club
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Sports
Miami Heat (NBA)
vs. Philadelphia
02/03: 7:30pm
Florida Panthers (NHL)
vs. Vegas
02/06: 7:00pm
vs. Pittsburgh
02/08: 7:00pm
vs. Philadelphia
02/13: 7:00pm
vs. Edmonton
02/15: 4:00pm
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Arts & Concerts
Adrienne Arsht
Performing Arts Center
1300 Biscayne Blvd.
Miami, FL 33132
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South Florida Concert Venues
AmericanAirlines Arena
BB&T Center
Cruzan Amphitheatre
Bayfront Park
Fillmore Miami Beach
Hard Rock Stadium
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South Florida's Newest Restaurants to Try
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Gitano
3500 Collins Ave
Miami Beach, FL 33140
305-534-8800
The high-end Mexican eatery, which began in hip Mexican vacation destination Tulum and expanded to New York City last year, has set up shop at Casa Faena. Guests can dine on dishes like grilled avocado with ponzu and young coconut salad in the multi-level rustic indoor/outdoor space, while snapping selfies in front of the pink neon Gitano sign and large disco ball installation.
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CHICA Miami
5556 NE 4th Ct
Miami, FL 33137
786-632-7725
Top Chef Masters alum Lorena Garcia has returned to Miami to debut her restaurant Chica’s second location. The extensive menu is focused around cuisines from Latin and South America, and boasts everything from ceviche to tacos to arepas and even a Argentine-style “parrillada” showcasing a variety of meats that can easily feed at least three people.
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Gregory's Diner
7301 Biscayne Blvd
Miami, FL 33138
305-846-9130
The team behind one of Miami’s most popular restaurants, Mandolin Aegean Bistro, has expanded their Miami restaurant footprint with Gregory’s, an all day diner inspired by their grandparents. On the menu is updates on classic diner fare like cheeseburgers, triple-level club sandwiches, alongside more refined dishes like grilled snapper, mole clams, a roving cheese cart and even a caviar service.
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SFCA President & CEO: Miguel Pena
We hope that you enjoyed this edition of The Maestro.
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