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September 6.- The Miami Home Design & Remodeling Show. Features the finest in home furnishings, accessories, interior designs, remodeling, reappliance, audio, video, and much more. 12pm-7:30pm. Miami Beach Convention Center. 2000 Convention Center Drive Miami Beach, Ph: 305-667-9299
September 6.- Yoga in the Park. All participants must be at least 18 years old and sign a waiver. Bring your own yoga mat, water, and towel. 6pm-7:15 pm Tina Hills Pavilion. Bayfront Park. 301 North Biscayne Boulevard, Miami. Ph: 305-358-7550
September 7.- MiaSci Community Days. Residents of Miami-Dade County and the City of Miami will be given free admission to the Museum with proof of address (driver’s license, voter registration or light bill) (August 30-31st and weekdays in September from 3-6pm daily. Miami Science Museum. 3280 South Miami Avenue, Miami. Ph: 305-646-4200
September 8.- Deva Premal and Miten. Performing live with Manose. 7:30pm. Gusman Center for the Performing Arts. 174 East Flagler Street, Miami. Ph: 305-374-2444
September 8.- Chess for Kids. Let your child learn to enjoy the world of chess with their peers. For children between 6 and 12 years old. Miami-Dade Public Library Coconut Grove Branch. 2875 McFarlane Road, Coconut Grove. Ph: 305-442-8695
September 9.- $5 Day at Zoo Miami. Zoo Miami and Walmart are offering a special $5 admission so you can enjoy the zoo with the whole family. General admission is usually $15.95 for adults (13+) and $11.95 for children (ages 3 to 12). Admission is free for children ages 2 and younger and 25% off for seniors. Parking is free and Zoo Members never pay admission. 9:30am-5:30pm. Zoo Miami, 12400 S.W. 152nd Street, Miami. Ph: 305-255-5551
September 9.- The Tempest by William Shakespeare. Stranded on a deserted island with his daughter, a usurped duke is granted his chance at revenge. By invoking a storm, he shipwrecks the man who ruined him. Also among the passengers is the young man who awakens his daughter’s first stirrings of love. Adapted and directed by John Manzelli. 8pm. (Until Sept, 19th). New Theatre. 4120 Laguna Street, Coral Gables. Ph: (305) 443-5909
September 10.- Chilean Film Festival. a full week dedicated to Chilean filmmaking at Miami’s historical Tower Theater in Calle Ocho, where we will be celebrating with pride the bicentennial anniversary of the independence of Chile. Part of the proceeds will be donated to the disaster relief effort to help the victims of the earthquake that affected Chile on February 27th, 2010. Tower Theatre, 1508 SW 8th St. Miami. http://www.cine-festival.com/home.html
September 10.- Fashion’s Nights Out. Village of Merrick Park invites you to celebrate Fashion’s Night Out. Enjoy an evening celebrating fashion. Indulge in drinks, light bites, cool music and a sneak peak of Fall 2010 trends throughout the center and in more than 30 participating stores. Extended hours at select retailers. 6 – 9pm Village of Merrick Park. http://www.villageofmerrickpark.com/events/fashions-night-out
September 11.- We will not forget… Remembering the victims of 9/11. 8:30am Pembroke Pines City Hall. 10100 Pines Boulevard. Pembroke Pines Ph: 954-435-6525
September 11.- Miami Critical Mass. This is a community bicycle ride. We meet the second Saturday of each month in a different location around town. Get involved in alternative transportation. Have fun with people in the community. 10am. Miami Metro Area. Ph: 305-579-0069
September 11.- Bare. The story of a group of high school seniors at a Catholic boarding school who are struggling with issues of personal and sexual situations. 5pm and 9pm Broward Center Abdo New River Room. 201 Southwest, Fifth Avenue, Fort Lauderdale Ph: 954-462-0222 http://www.browardcenter.org/bare
September 12.- Fall for The Arts Festival. FREE FESTIVAL CELEBRATING SOUTH FLORIDA’S ARTS SEASON. Two performance stages, 150 local arts organizations, children’s activities, gourmet food truck promenade, Massive outdoor chalk mural. 12 noon to 6pm. Visit www.arshtcenter.org/fall for up-to-date information, details, and schedules.
September 11.- Second Saturdays Free for Families. Miami Art Museum (MAM). 101 West Flagler Street, Miami. Ph: 305-375-3000
September 11.- Art on Fire. A very special 10 year commemorative benefit in honor of the victims and the families of the 2001 September 11th tragedy. Michael Perez Art Gallery. 3201 Buena Vista Boulevard, Suite 120. Miami. Ph: 813-389-3609
September 11.- International Ballet Festival. Etoiles Classical Grand Gala Performance & Lifetime Achievement Award Presentation. 8pm. The Fillmore Miami Beach at The Jackie Gleason Theater. http://www.internationalballetfestival.org/
September 11.- FIU Golden Panthers vs. Rutgers Scarlet Knights. College football game. FIU Stadium (The Cage). 11200 Southwest, 8th Street, University Park Campus, Miami. Ph: 305-348-4263
September 11.- Women’s Empowerment Conference 2010. Join the NCBW100 for this must attend event featuring dynamic local business, civic and community leaders sharing their strategies. 8am – 12pm. InterContinental Airport West. 2505 Northwest 87, Avenue, Miami. 800-658-1292
September 11.- Farmer’s Market. At the Center Court location, the Farmer’s Market features fresh flowers, vegetables, fruits, food and more. 10am – 10pm. Aventura Mall. 19501 Biscayne Boulevard, Aventura, Ph: 305-935-1110
September 11.- Rain Barrel Lecture & Workshop. Did you know that a household can save about 1,300 gallons of water per month through rainwater collection and storage? Learn more at this lecture. 10am – 12pm. Miami Beach Botanical Garden. 2000 Convention Center Drive Miami Beach, Ph: 305-248-3311
September 12.- Miami Children’s Museum’s 7th Birthday. Celebrate Miami Children’s Museum’s 7th birthday in its Watson Island home. Get ready to play – learn – imagine – create with lots of fun and games, and don’t forget to sing happy birthday to MiChiMu, MCM’s big, blue mascot! Party is included in admission price. From noon to 5pm. Miami Children’s Museum 980 MacArthur Causeway, Watson Island, Miami. Ph: 305-373-5437
September 12.- The Sunday Market. The Sunday Market will feature an eclectic mix of vendors, art exhibits, music and live entertainment that will represent the rich ethnic and cultural diversity of the neighborhood. 12pm – 6pm. Mary Brickell Village. 901 South Miami Avenue, Miami, Ph: 305-273-8373
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