May 2019 Newsletter
Vol. 7 No. 8
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Thank you to our map sponsors
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Surfside Events
Surfside Third Thursdays
Energize with Zumba
05/16: 6-9pm
95th St between Collins & Harding Ave
Be sure to join us for Zumba, health and wellness activities, live music and more!
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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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05/01 Gary Figler, 1Hotel
05/01 Emmanuel Bencosme, Surf Club
05/01 Camilla Sumrall, Surfcomber
05/06 Maria Atehortua, W South Beach
05/07 Priscilla Mendonca, St. Regis Res.
05/10 Orlando Marquez, Fontainebleau
05/11 Marjorie Sabbat, MarriottBiscayne
05/12 Gabriela Quiones, EAST Condo
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05/13 Pedro Alvarado, Riviera Hotel
05/17 Damion Richards, Four Seasons DT
05/18 Amber Arias, Fontainebleau
05/22 Freddy Frances, SLS South Beach
05/24 Katalina Calderon, Williams Island
05/29 Boro Nikoloski, Mandarin Oriental
05/31 Karla Ferrer, Four Seasons DT
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Cinco de Mayo
May 5
Various Venues
Miami, FL
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo and Mexico’s independence with a fun and feisty fiesta in Brickell overlooking the water. This year’s block party will take place on the waterfront between the W Hotel and Bank of America building on Brickell Avenue. DJ Laz will be spinning the beats on the main stage along with plenty of live performances by a mariachi band. Sip on salt-lined margaritas and nosh on Mexican food. General admission tickets are $15 if you buy them in advance, or $20 at the door.
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H.O.T. Challenge Golf Tournament
May 10
Miami Beach Golf Club
Miami Beach, FL
Join the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau for the H.O.T. Challenge Golf Tournament at the Miami Beach Golf Club. The event helps fund scholarships for men and women of African heritage committed to working in the local visitor industry upon their graduation, as well as the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau’s Multicultural & Tourism programs. Registration fees vary.
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New Times Brew at the Zoo
May 11
Zoo Miami
Homestead, FL
Throw a few cold ones back and enjoy live music at the Miami New Times’ and Zoo Miami’s annual Brew at the Zoo. From 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturday, May 11, 2019, sample more than 100 kinds of beer from all around the world. General admission tickets start at $40 and VIP access is $80 per person.
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Mother's Day
May 12
Various Locations
South Florida
Celebrate mom by treating her to a weekend trip to Miami or a special Sunday brunch! Here are a few ideas to get you started: Where to Celebrate Mother's Day in Miami.
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Thank you to our Index sponsors
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Miami Marlins
vs. Cleveland
05/01: 7:10pm
vs. Atlanta
05/03: 7:10pm
05/04: 6:10pm
05/05: 1:10pm
vs. Tampa Bay
05/14: 7:10pm
05/15: 7:10pm
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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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Laid Fresh
250 NW 24th Street
Miami, FL 33127
305-699-0601
From the restaurateurs behind the hot spot Asian eatery KYU, Steven Haigh and Michael Lewis devised a space that will feature all day local farm fresh eggs prepared in a myriad of ways such as fired with sausage and homemade cheese sauce on a fluffy potato brioche bun or poached over local greens with fresh tomato and spicy parmesean dressing.
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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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Ad Lib
2415 Ponce de Leon Blvd
Coral Gables, FL 33134
305-504-8895
Taking over the former Swine space in Coral Gables, this airy, American-style eatery boasts cuisine from new executive chef Norman Van Aken, desserts from confection mastermind Hedy Goldsmith. On the menu think dishes like zucchini blossoms stuffed with ricotta, sumac and preserved kumquats; a rib cap with romanesco, hen of the woods, and ricotta dumplings in black truffle butter.
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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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