Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science
South Miami Avenue location closes its doors on August 30
In celebration of Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science’s legacy and exciting future, the museum will host a variety of special events and programming to thank museum members and patrons, and increase awareness and enthusiasm for the new Frost Science Museum.The museum, which opened in 1960 on three acres of the historic Vizcaya complex, has served as a destination over several generations. It has evolved through the years, becoming a place where South Floridians have discovered a love for science and technology and where memories have been created.
SocialMiami Selects – Miami Spice 2015
For foodies, Miami Spice is like Christmas come early. With 181 participating restaurants, it’s the perfect time to explore the city’s buzzed-about new restaurants and vibrant culinary scene. And with some of the trendiest (and most expensive) restaurants offering three-course meals at an appetizing fixed price of $23 for lunch and $39 for dinner, it’s a great way to get to dine at some of Miami’s swankiest restaurants and hotels without sweating over the price.
We’ve picked out a few of our favorites in this new installment of SocialMiami Selects.
MIAMI BEACH: 100 Years of Making Waves
The documentary entitled “MIAMI BEACH: 100 Years of Making Waves” was premiered at the Miami Design Preservation League on Miami Beach. Over 100 guests attended the special event celebrating the film that will be aired on WPBT-TV on Monday, August 3, at 9 p.m. Produced and directed by Emmy winner Robyn Symon and hosted by author and adventurer, Charles J. Kropke, the documentary traces the colorful history of Miami Beach back as far as the mid-1800s.
Pictured: Kendall Natvig and Lucille Acocella
