Friday, March 17 is Saint Patrick's Day, with celebrations of Irish Culture, marked by Irish themed festivities, drinks and food, and family gatherings. |
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Please enjoy this image that reminds us of the beauty, bounty and serene nature of our countryside. |
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Farm House on Krome near 168 Street |
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click on the image to see enlargement. Redland scenic photo illustrations © Robin and Robert Burr. |
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Thursday, March 16 at 11am Homestead Tourism Advisory Committee The members of the Homestead Tourism Advisory Committee meet in City Hall Conference Room #347 at 11am to discuss and advise the city on matters pertaining to tourism in Homestead. Get details online. |
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Friday, March 17 at 6:30pm Campfire and Owl Walk at Castellow Hammock Bring the family out for a campfire and nature walk through Castellow Hammock Nature Preserve -- a 112-acre park and preserve that contains a mature tropical hardwood forest. Experience the sights and sounds of Eastern screech owls, raccoons, night time spiders and much more. Following the night hike, gather around the campfire for storytelling. Bring marshmallows and hot dogs for roasting over the campfire. Advance registration is required. The cost is $10. Castellow Hammock is located at 22301 SW 162 Avenue, 33031. Call 305-242-7688. https://www.miamidade.gov/parks/castello-hammock.asp |
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Friday, March 17 at 8pm Suerte y Salsa Latin Night Fridays are for salsa and wine, especially if it’s St. Paddy’s and Suerte y Salsa Latin Night. Get to dancing y a rumbear with DJ Devious Remix, drinks, tapas y mucho sabor. Entrance is just $10, or $20 in the VIP area, and it includes a Jello Shot or water bottle. It might be your Suerte night. Get details online. |
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Saturday, March 18 at 1 and 5pm Magic Forest Bubbles Show Bring the kids to the Seminole Theatre for an amazing show. Meet the Fairy of the Magic Forest and the Snow Peacock, whose tail, opening, surprises with its beauty and scope; amongst beautiful flowers and butterflies, meet the Royal Lily. Only the most fearless will be able to walk through the Night Forest and not be afraid of the web and its owner -- the spider. Guests will be met by cheerful Jumping Bears and other animals. Snow elves and the Snow Queen herself will wrap the entire hall in a snow blanket and will be able to immerse everyone in the magical atmosphere of winter and become direct participants in the show. Get details and choose your performance. |
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Saturday, March 18th at 3pm UFC 286 Get ready for an exciting Ultimate Fighting Championship match-up between Leon Edwards and Kamaru Usman at UFC 286, broadcast live at Miami Brewing Company's Taproom. The event kicks off with the prelims at 3pm followed by the main event at 5pm. Admission starts at $12.50 with drink specials -- including $20 pitchers of Krome Ave or Cutler Bay, $5 shots, and $3 Jell-O shots. Get details and purchase tickets online. |
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Monday-Friday, March 20 to 24 Spring Camp Week at South Dade Park Discover the fun of fitness and develop healthy habits for a lifetime with fully supervised activities focused on fitness, nutrition and wellness, while developing an appreciation for nature, science and cultural arts. South Dade Park is located at 16350 SW 280 Street. Call 305-247-9453. https://www.miamidade.gov/parks/south-dade.asp |
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Tuesday, March 21 at 05:30pm Spring Break Movie - Disney's Encanto Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Encanto tells the tale of an extraordinary family, the Madrigals, who live hidden in the mountains of Colombia, in a magical house, in a vibrant town, in a wondrous, charmed place called an Encanto. The magic of the Encanto has blessed every child in the family with a unique gift from super strength to the power to heal - every child except one, Mirabel (voice of Stephanie Beatriz). But when she discovers that the magic surrounding the Encanto is in danger, Mirabel decides that she, the only ordinary Madrigal, might just be her exceptional family’s last hope. Get details online. |
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Thursday, March 23 at 11:30am Ladies of Legacy Leadership Luncheon The South Dade Chamber presents Ladies of Legacy -- a celebration of leaders who have made a difference in their communities while building their careers and nurturing their families. These ladies have mastered the art of balance to make an impact while making an income. This world needs more women to stand up and empower others to realize their potential. At Ladies of Legacy Leadship Luncheon, these leaders will share their stories, obstacles, motivations, and how they have become the powerhouses they are today. The luncheon takes place at Mercedes-Benz of Cutler Bay, 10701 SW 211th Street. Call 305-247-2332. Get details and purchase tickets online. |
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Saturday, March 25 from 2 to 6pm Homestead Main Street Carnival Bring the family to Losner Park in downtown Homestead to experience the Main Street Parade with music, dance, food and lots of outdoor fun. Meet the Mocko Jumbies, the Junkanoo Band, the Carnival Dancers and experience the Caribbean Cooking Demonstration. This event is free. https://www.facebook.com/homesteadmainstreet |
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Saturday, March 25 at 5pm Raise The Reef Fundraiser The annual Raise The Reef gala event for the Coral Restoration Foundation takes place at Ocean Reef Club starting at 5pm with the VIP Cocktail Reception, followed by a silent auction at 6pm before the dinner and live auction at 7pm. Get details and reserve tickets online. https://www.coralrestoration.org |
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Saturday, March 25 in Key West 200 Years of Paradise Kick-off Concert A Key West concert, program and aerial drone show event will launch the Florida Keys’ official bicentennial celebration in Key West. The concert and other activities salute the 200th anniversary of the Florida legislature’s founding of Monroe County -- which contains the entire Florida Keys -- on July 3, 1823. From Key Largo to Key West, events in the coming months are to recognize the historic anniversary and recall the Keys’ two centuries of rich and vibrant history. Get details online. |
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Friday, March 31 from 6 to 8:30pm Homestead’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt Bring the kids out to the annual Homestead Easter Egg Hunt at Harris Field Park with food trucks, an ongoing Egg Hunt and an obstacle course, the mind-winder ride, cookie decorating, arts and crafts, a bounce house (ages 0-4), and pictures with the Easter Bunny. Tickets are $7, under 2 are free. Call 305-224-4570 or email park events. Get details online. |
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Friday, March 31 at 6:30pm Bat Talk / Night Walk Join the naturalist for a walk and talk about bats, starting with a talk inside on the importance and bats and common misconceptions. Then hike through the hammock using special acoustic devices to listen for bat calls. The cost is $10. Castellow Hammock Preserve is located at 22301 SW 162 Avenue. Call 305-9242-7688. https://www.miamidade.gov/parks/castello-hammock.asp |
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Friday, April 7 from 8am to 5pm Mini-Camp at Owaissa Bauer Hammock Far away from the hustle and bustle of city life is the tranquil grounds of Camp Owaissa Bauer -- the perfect spot for teacher activity day recess, where 6 to 12 year olds can reconnect to nature, try science experiments, archery, learn about reptiles, hiking and caves, creating lasting memories from 8am to 5pm. The cost is $25. The address is 17001 SW 264th Street. Learn more at the Camp Owaissa Bauer web site. |
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Casual Luxury Casa Tranquila Miami Experience this beautiful property of 10 acres of natural wonder in South Florida. As a short-term rental Bed and Breakfast, Casa Tranquila is designed for the ultimate comfort and enjoyment of guests. The eight room villa features private bathrooms and a two room pool house. Spacious and fully equipped kitchen; formal meeting and dining rooms; inner courtyard with cozy spaces throughout. Treat yourself and your guests to the privilege of casual luxury at Casa Tranquila -- just to relax, or gathering for your special events. http://www.casatranquilamiami.com/english/ |
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Fighting For Clean Water Friends Of The Everglades Alert House Bill 1197 (Maggard) and its Senate counterpart, Senate Bill 1240 (Burgess) would strip municipal and county governments of their authority to regulate water quality, water quantity, pollution control, pollution discharge prevention or removal, and wetlands, including delineation of wetlands. The laxity of state law and lack of enforcement is why cities and counties feel compelled to adopt tougher local rules in the first place. If the state was doing a bang-up job protecting water quality and fighting pollution, we wouldn’t need local clean-water regulation. Get details and take action online. |
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A big thank you to all of our Redland View sponsors for helping us highlight these special events in the countryside -- and thanks to our Redland View readers for your continued interest in these delightful cultural opportunities. Robert and Robin Burr |
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