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CULTURAL CONCIERGE #Mbartsandculture FEBRUARY 14 - FEBRUARY 16, 2020 CULTURAL CONCIERGE #MBArtsAndCulture FEBRUARY 14 - FEBRUARY 16, 2020 HIGHLIGHTS • New World Symphony: Friday, February 14 at 7:30 p.m., join SELFIE SPOT violinist Nicola Benedetti in celebrating classical music’s romantics Lummus Park with the orchestra concert Fire and Romance. A free WALLCAST® 6 &14 Streets on performance will be given on February 15 at 7:30 p.m. Ocean Drive • Miami New Drama: Cuban-American playwright Michael Leon’s Snap a unique The Cubans runs through February 16. Visit www.colonymb.org for Valentine’s Day memento in front of details. either of the City’s • Miami Motel Stories: With showtimes at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. two special, holiday- on February 14, 15 and 16, experience a real-time, immersive themed lifeguard theatre experience telling the history of Miami neighborhoods in towers. North Beach’s Broadmoor Hotel (7450 Ocean Terrace). Tickets are $69.99, available at ci.ovationtix.com/35278 DID YOU KNOW? • The Wolfsonian FIU: On Friday, February 14 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., have a night out at the museum. First take a free guided tour The Tides Hotel, built in 1936, was a favorite hotel of Marilyn Monroe & Joe DiMaggio. and then head downstairs to the design store for half-priced drinks. INSTITUTIONS 7. Oolite Arts 12. Miami City Ballet The bedrock of visual arts in Renowned ballet school with 1. Jewish Museum of Miami; Programming, classes workshops, performances and Florida - FIU and exhibitions. Open Daily. more. Open Mon-Fri. Tells the story of more than 250 years of Florida Jewish history, 8. Miami New Drama 13. The Bass Museum arts & culture. Closed Mon. An eclectic mix of original Miami Beach’s contemporary plays, musicals, classics and art museum. Home to a variety 2. Miami Design of exhibits & programs. Open - world premieres. Closed Mon. Preservation League Wed-Sun. The oldest Art Deco Society in 9. Holocaust Memorial the world. Closed Mon. Conceived by Holocaust 14. North Beach Bandshell Survivors, established in 1985. An open-air amphitheater in 3. O Cinema Open Daily. the heart of Miami Beach’s Independent, foreign, art & North Beach neighborhood. family films. Open Daily. 10. Miami Beach Botanical Showtimes vary. Garden 4. The Wolfsonian - FIU A dynamic venue for arts, ART IN PUBLIC PLACES A museum, library & research culture, environmental center illustrating the power of education and cultural tourism. A. Eloquent South Pointe Park art and design. Closed Wed. Closed Mon. B. Obstinate Lighthouse C. Liquid Measures 5. Miami Beach Urban 11. Miami Beach Regional D. Morris Studios FIU Library E. Save our Reefs A creative collider for people Information, education and F. Mermaid & ideas in arts, design and diverse programming. Closed technology. Open Mon-Fri. Sun. G. About Sand H. Humanoids 6. New World Symphony America’s Orchestral Academy: Provides tours, programming For more, visit and more. Open Mon-Fri. MBArtsAndCulture.org/Events.
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