June 2019 Newsletter
Vol. 7 No. 11
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Thank you to our map sponsors
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AMPARO EXPERIENCE
AMPARO is an experiential theatrical journey in Downtown Miami that takes you by the hand straight into the heart of one family’s fight for love, country, legacy and the truth behind the real HAVANA CLUB rum. Dance on the white sands of Varadero, survive the revolution, lose everything, tell your story and find your way home.
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Citycarts
Citycarts is a fun and easy way to get around Miami Beach and explore the city. This fun, lifted, open-air and street legal golf cart will allow you to enjoy the fresh island air and soak in the beauty of Miami Beach as you drive around visiting its unique attractions and taking in its amazing sights and sounds. The carts can host from 4 to 6 guests and are equipped with seat belts and Bluetooth sound system. All that you need is a valid driver’s license and be 21 years old. Citycarts services include premium golf cart rental, delivery and hotel pickup services. We also provide the golf carts with drivers for special events. If your valet service need golf carts for shuttle your guests, we can handle it. We are open from Monday to Sunday from 9am to 10pm.
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Lincoln Road
Yoga on Lincoln Road; Offered 10 a.m. Sundays and 6 p.m. Wednesdays at Euclid Avenue and Lincoln Road. Yoga classes are free and dog-friendly, and kids are encouraged to join in on the fun.
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06/01 Danilo Guirola, Hilton Miami
06/03 Shelley Smiley, Apogee Condo
06/06 Miguel Pena, Marriott BiscayneBay
06/06 Dana Golson, St. Regis Residences
06/08 Nury Gomez, Red South Beach
06/09 Yasser Osman, 1 Hotel
06/10 Methia Nia, Loews
06/12 Veronica Falcon, Setai
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06/16 Anastasia Veselova, St. Regis Res.
06/17 Carolina Cemborian-Kfir, St. Regis
06/18 Ernesto Aragon, Biltmore
06/18 Keith Pinkert, Fontainebleau
06/25 Olga Salazar, Williams Island 7000
06/26 Tracy Migliaccio, St. Regis Res.
06/27 David Vega, Four Seasons Res.
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Out In The Tropics
June 1 - 24
Various Venues
Miami, FL
Enjoy a month of presentations by artists addressing issues ranging from politics to sexuality. The 10th season of Out in the Tropics presented by FUNDarte will feature a variety of performances at venues such as Centro Cultural Español, The Gleason Room at The Fillmore, The Miami Beach Botanical Garden and more. Tickets start at $25.
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Coral Gables Restaurant Week
Various Restaurants
Miracle Mile, Downtown
Coral Gables, FL
The rest of the month of June is filled with colorful cocktails and delicious food specials at restaurants on Miracle Mile and throughout Downtown Coral Gables. Coral Gables Restaurant Week features more than 40 eateries offering special three-course, prix-fixe lunch and dinner menus at discounted prices.
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World Dance Summer Intensive
June 10 - 14
Little Haiti Cultural Complex
Miami, FL
Hosted by Dance Now Miami, the World Dance Summer Intensive helps young dancers work on their craft. The workshop will include yoga, ballet, modern, jazz, contemporary, West African and Afro Haitian dance classes at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex. Single classes start at $15 and scholarships are available.
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The American Black Film Festival
June 12 -16
Various Theaters
Miami Beach, FL
A four-day event dedicated to bringing awareness of entertainment content made by and about people of African descent to a worldwide audience, the American Black Film Festival is taking place in various theaters across South Beach. Highlights of the 2019 festival include appearances by La La Anthony, Lakeith Stansfield, Damson Idris and more. Festival passes start at $120 per person.
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Carnaval Fishing Tournament
June 15
Miami Rowing Club
Key Biscayne, FL
Continue celebrating Carnaval season in Miami with a family-friendly fishing tournament in Key Biscayne. The Carnaval Miami Fishing Tournament will take place at the Miami Rowing Club and tickets benefit the Kiwanis of Little Havana Foundation’s Scholarship Fund.
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Father's Day
June 16
Various Locations
South Florida
Treat dad to a special day in Miami and celebrate Father’s Day with a boat cruise at the Deering Estate at Cutler. Cruise tours of Biscayne Bay leave at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tickets start at $35 per person. Search for more things to do in Miami on Father's Day.
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Thank you to our Index sponsors
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Miami Marlins
vs. Atlanta
06/07: 7:10pm
06/08: 4:10pm
06/09: 1:10pm
vs. St. Louis
06/10: 7:10pm
06/11: 7:10pm
06/12: 7:10pm
vs. Pittsburgh
06/14: 7:10pm
06/15: 6:10pm
06/16: 1:10pm
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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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Ember
151 NE 41st St. Unit 117
Miami, FL 33137
"I want this restaurant to stand out for its intense tastes using spices and layering flavors. Throwing away the rules and stereotypes of a classic bistro, ignoring the fact that only meat needs to be cooked over wood. Taking the melting pot that Miami is and using the entire world as my inspiration to make delicious interesting approachable food."
Bradley Kilgore
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Itamae
(inside St. Roch Market)
140 NE 39th Street
Suite 241
Miami, FL 33137
786-542-8977
ITAMAE, located at the St. Roch Market in the Miami Design District, is a Nikkei-inspired restaurant. Chef’s Fernando, Nando and Valerie Chang create dishes rooted in Peruvian-Japanese flavors and traditions, while also celebrating local and seasonal ingredients.
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Time Out Market
1601 Drexel Ave
Miami Beach, FL 33139
786-753-5388
Like in Lisbon, Miami follows a simple rule when it comes to curation: if it’s good, it goes in the magazine; if it’s great, it goes in the market. Truly, a meal at Time Out Market Miami means you’re digging your collective forks into the most delicious dishes in Miami, cooked by the utmost talents in the city. What you’ll find inside is a hand-selected sample of everything you’ll want to eat, drink and see in the 305 all under one roof.
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St. Regis Bal Harbour
Jennifer Brody
I am thankful for
Jennifer, Concierge. She secured us a very hard to come by reservation at Thomas Keller’s new restaurant Surf Club.
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1 Hotel
Rosa Rosario
Special thanks go to
Rosa at the concierge desk and Geoffrey at reception.
Rosa recommended an incredible restaurant that was able to meet the diverse needs and wants of everyone in my family, and she and Geoffrey worked to secure a late checkout for us when we were in a bit of a bind, even though the hotel was booked for a busy upcoming weekend.
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Mondrian
Eddy Bellbay
The concierge
Eddy Bellbay was so helpful and efficient getting our luggage together and getting us a car to get us to the airport on time when we left!
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SFCA President & CEO: Miguel Pena
Editor: Joey Oros
We hope that you enjoyed this edition of Maestro.
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