But it doesn’t have to be that way. Miami has plenty of alternatives to keep them busy and entertained: from outdoor adventures to vehicle engineering with LEGO, from music to sports. Besides, having fun and learning, they will also have chance to make friends. Take a look at a few recommendations.

Do you want them to learn about nature? Our friends of America Verde have this amazing and affordable camp at Castellow Hammock Park in Spanish, for children from 8 to 15 years old.  Visit them at America Verde Summer Camp.

It’s all about the sea for your kid? Shake-A-Leg has sailing and kayaking lessons at its beautiful Biscayne Bay campus in Coconut Grove. Camps are for all kids from 7 to 14, especially those with physical, developmental and economic challenges. Go to Shake-A-Leg for more information.

For those little genius or curious kids, Miami Science Museum has awesome classes for them to learn about anything from nature, weather and robotics. They accept children from as young as 4 years old, if they can use the restroom by themselves.

For a unique experience of immersion into French language and culture, the Alliance Francaise of Miami offers summer camp designed for children (5 to 11) and teenagers (11 to 17). Register for a summer camp and get a free membership of to the Alliance Francaise.

Treat your kids to fresh air, awesome outdoor activities and the opportunity to have life-long memories, by enrolling them in one of these exciting summer camps offered by the Miami-Dade Park and Recreation Department (MDPR) located at more than 40 parks around the County. Children can choose from healthy leaving, eco friendly practices, EcoAdventuresTM, Nature-Science, Sports, Cultural Arts and Zoo Miami camps or learn to swim program. For a complete list of parks and camps offered, please visit their site

Also Miami-Dade College offers a large array of alternatives for kids: from music or film production, to SCI, from sports to theater. There is no summer long enough for all of them, but you can visit their page and pick one for this year.

Did you finally choose? Then hurry up! All of them have limited places. Have fun!

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You can start at Ocean Drive. The street becomes Orange Drive for a three-day celebration leading up to the Orange Bowl. On New Year’s Eve the kids can enjoy the Kid’s Countdown hosted by Radio Disney from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. featuring a show by Kicking Daisies. Grownups will enjoy “Jam on the Sand,” with Natasha Bedingfield, Leona Lewis and DJ Irie starting at 8 p.m. Fireworks kick off at midnight. Starting at 8 p.m. New Year’s Day, enjoy El Concierto del Año Nuevo with DJ Nino, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Albita and Hansel y Raul. On Jan. 2, head over for the Orange Bowl pep rally with music, cheerleaders from Stanford and Virginia Tech and more. Festivities take place on Ocean Drive between 5th and 10th streets in Miami Beach. For more information visit Orange Drive.

You can also drive to Bayfront Park and watch the “Big Orange” ascend the side of the Intercontinental Hotel. Ring in the New Year at the biggest free party in Miamiand enjoy a Disco Dance Party with DJ Tarik spinning until midnight when the fireworks begin. The family-friendly event is free; festivities start at 8 p.m. No bottles, cans, coolers or fireworks allowed. Bayfront Park, 301 N. Biscayne Blvd., Miami; 305-358-7550. For more information go to Bayfront Park

If you are around Fort Laudardale, The city celebrates its annual Downtown Countdown featuring 12 hours of activities, two stages, DJs, bounce houses, face painting. At the stroke of midnight, the lighted ball descends. This event takes place on Southwest Second Street between Second and Fourth avenues. Free. Call 954-828-5363 for more information.

This is your last chance to visit Winter Wonder Island at Jungle Island. This winter dreams promises to delight children from 1 to 92 with a wide array of special activities. The jungle is transformed with a magical snowfall, a special holiday-themed show, and of course, photos with the big man himself – Santa Claus. There are also games and activities and seasonal treats for kids of all ages.

Jungle Island is located at 1111 Parrot Jungle Trail. Miami, FL 33132. Phone: 305-400 7000. For more details visit Jungle Island

You can also enjoy Junior Orange Bowl Parade. The signature event of the Junior Orange Bowl International Youth Festival! Hundreds of children and young people take to the streets of Downtown Coral Gables in this celebration of active youth and community! The Junior Orange Bowl Parade is a 62-year tradition in South Florida created especially for the kids – and perfect for families. Featuring a vivid arrangement of marching bands, colorful floats, community groups and creative parade units, this Junior Orange Bowl Parade is a dazzling spectacle that is not to be missed and certainly won’t be forgotten.

2010-2011 Junior Orange Bowl Parade. Theme: “It’s A Jungle Out There!”. Sunday, January 2, 2011 at 4:00PM Downtown Coral Gables

Grandstand tickets are on sale now for $12! Buy Online! or call 1-866-999-9735 For more information about the Parade or the rest of the events of the Orange Bowl International Youth Festival visit Junior Orange Bowl

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The concert of symphonic arrangements from The Walt Disney Studio archives will feature music from early classics to recent releases, incorporating musical performances from Disney’s animated films including The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, Mary Poppins, Tarzan, The Little Mermaid, Rescuers Down Under, Aladdin, Mulan and Hunchback of Notre Dame.

Photo by Lucrecia Díaz

“As part of MISO’s commitment to provide our community with innovative music that engages people of all ages and cultural backgrounds, we are proud to present The Magical Music of Disney as an event for the whole family, taking audiences on a journey to far off places where the tales and myths of many cultures have originated,” conductor Eduardo Marturet said. “We look forward to providing audiences with a unique experience in which timeless animated images are synchronized with music to transport them to their favorite Disney musical moments. This will be a very memorable event.”

The concert is part of MISO’s innovative concert line-up, designed to appeal to all types of music lovers who have an affinity for everything from traditional classical music to contemporary sounds, including famous movie soundtracks.

Golden Sounds From Hollywood

Fri. December 10, 2010 at 8:00 pm, Gusman Concert Hall at University of Miami – Coral Gables

Sat. December 11, 2010 at 10:00 am, Gusman Concert Hall at University of Miami – Coral Gables

Sun. December 12, 2010 at 8:00 pm, Lincoln Theatre – Miami Beach

For details, visit their website, call (305) 275-5666, or email info@themiso.org.

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November 22.- Miami Heat vs. Indiana Pacers. NBA Basketball Game. 7:30pm. American Airlines Arena. 601 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami. Ph: 786-777-HOOP

November 22.- Miami Hurricanes vs. UAB. College Women’s Basketball Game. BankUnited Center at The University of Miami. 1245 Dauer Drive, Coral Gables. Ph: 800-GO-CANES

Roberti Cani

November 23.- Symphony of the Americas. “A Classical Evening” featuring Italian violinist Roberto Cani. 8pm. Broward Center Amaturo Theatre. 201 Southwest 5th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale. Ph: 954-462-0222

November 24.- White Party. Cirque du Monde. The worlds oldest and largest HIV/AIDS Fundraiser. Until November 29th. For more details of events & venues, please check out www.whiteparty.org

November 24.- Florida Panthers vs. Boston Bruins. NHL Hockey Game. 7:30pm. BankAtlantic Center. 1 Panther Parkway, Sunrise. Ph: 954-835-PUCK

November 24.- Chess for Kids. Let your child learn to enjoy the world of chess with their peers. For children between 6 and 12 years old. 11am. Miami-Dade Public Library Coconut Grove Branch. 2875 McFarlane Road, Miami. Ph: 305-442-869

November 24.- Miami Hurricanes vs. McNeese State. College Men’s Basketball Game. 7:30pm. BankUnited Center at The University of Miami. 1245 Dauer Drive, Coral Gables Ph: 800-GO-CANES

November 24.- 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. Tina Hills Pavilion.6pm & 7:15pm 301 North Biscayne Boulevard, Miami. Ph: 305-358-7550

November 25.- Happy Thanksgiving!!!

Happy Thanksgiving

November 25.- Run Miami’s Turkey Trot 5K/10K. Enjoy a fun race filled with costume contests, live music, and pumpkin pie. Make sure to bring family and friends as there will be a kids race following the event. 7.30pm. Tropical Park. 7900 Southwest 40th Street, Miami. Ph: 305-226-8315

November 25.- Cirque Du Soleil ‘KOOZA’. KOOZA returns to the origins of Cirque du Soleil combining two circus traditions – acrobatic performance and the art of clowning. 8pm. Tuesdays through Sundays. Grand Chapiteau at Bicentennial Park. 301 Biscayne Blvd, Miami. Ph: 800-450-1480

November 26.- Florida Panthers vs. New York Rangers. NHL Hockey Game. 7:30pm. BankAtlantic Center. 1 Panther Parkway, Sunrise Ph: 954-835-Puck

November 26.- Jazz at MoCA. Museum of Contemporary Art presents free jazz concerts on the last Friday of each month. Bring a blanket, sit out under the stars, and enjoy the night. 8pm. Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA). 770 NE 125th St, Miami. Ph: 305-893-6211

November 26.- Miami Heat vs. Philadelphia 76ers. NBA Basketball Game. 7:30pm. American Airlines Arena. 601 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami. Ph: 786-777-HOOP

Apocalyptica

November 26.- Apocalyptica. Performing live in concert. 8pm. Culture Room. 3045 North Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Ph: 305-442-9671

November 26.- Indiana State vs. Western Michigan. FIU Thanksgiving Classic. College Women’s Basketball Game. 8pm. U.S. Century Bank Arena. 11200 SW 8th Street, Miami. Ph: 305-FIU-GAME

November 27.- Children’s Story Hour. Held the second and fourth Saturday of each month. Coloring is included during story hour. Borders Books & Music. 9205 South Dixie Highway Miami. Ph: 305-665-8800

November 27.- Miami Hurricanes vs. USF. College Football Game. Sun Life Stadium. 2269 Dan Marino Boulevard, Miami Gardens. Ph: 800-GO-CANES

November 27.- Gilberto Santa Rosa. Performing live in concert. 8pm. The Fillmore Miami Beach at The Jackie Gleason Theater. 1700 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach. Ph: 305 673-7300

November 27.- Dashboard Confessional. Performing live in concert. 6.30pm. Revolution Live. 200 West Broward Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale. Ph: 954-449-1025

November 28.- Miami Mineralogical & Lapidary Guild Demos. Interested in gems, minerals, & fossils? Come check out the Miami Mineralogical & Lapidary Guild club demonstrations and exhibition. Miami Science Museum & Planetarium. 3280 South Miami Avenue, Miami. Ph: 305-646-4200

November 28.- Consolation Game. FIU Thanksgiving Classic. College Women’s Basketball Game. 2pm & 4pm. U.S. Century Bank Arena. 11200 SW 8 Street, Miami. Ph: 305-FIU-GAME

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Let’s face it, school cafeterias are not the best places for our kids to eat healthy. School is back, and we have to take precautions to not only make sure we give them the nutrition they need, but to also make sure they don’t gain weight and become sick. The first ingredient is to avoid the “junk” food at schoool.

Making a healthy lunch box:

• Include: fruit, organic yogurt, nuts, vegetables like carrots and celery with chickpea hummus, almond or peanut butter with crackers high in fiber, sandwiches made with whole wheat bread and a protein like tuna, a low fat cheese, hard boiled eggs, amongst others.
• Include: water or herbal teas, coconut water, natural fruit juices.

Presentation is key, so we have to be creative and make them more appetizing to kids. For dressings, we can use vegetarian mayonnaise, hummus, guacamole, or dressings made of yogurt, and olive oil instead of butters. Other key ingredients are nuts of any kind, as long as your child is not allergic, seeds, dry fruit, or energy bars with natural ingredients and no sugar added.

It’s very important we don’t forget that the most valuable example, is the one we give at home.

For more information and consultations, please contact 954 251 2003

Dr. Montserrat Rodriguez
Gea Nutrition Spa
213 N. Federal Highway

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Chita Rivera

April 19.- Chita Rivera. Performing live in concert. 7:30pm The Fillmore Miami Beach at The Jackie Gleason Theater. 1700 Washington Avenue Miami Beach. www.fillmoremb.com/

April 19.- Mayra Abo Exhibit. This exhibit, titled ‘The Different Faces of a Virgin’ is a special tribute to all women. Opening reception April 17th 8pm – 11pm. Zu Galeria Fine Arts. 2248 Southwest 8th Street Miami, Ph: 786-443-5872

April 20.- Caetano Veloso. Brazilian composer, singer, guitarist, writer, and political activist performing live. 8pm The Fillmore Miami Beach at The Jackie Gleason Theater. 1700 Washington Avenue Miami Beach. www.fillmoremb.com/

April 20.- Miami Hurricanes vs. Bethune Cookman. College Baseball Game. 6pm Mark Light Field at Alex Rodriguez Park. University of Miami Campus, Drive 6201 San Amaro Drive, Coral Gables Ph: 800-GO-CANES

April 21.- Chess for Kids. Let your child learn to enjoy the world of chess with their peers. For children between 6 and 12 years old.11:00 am- 12:30 pm Miami-Dade Public Library Coconut Grove Branch. 2875 McFarlane Road, Miami Ph: 305-442-8695 www.mdpls.org

April 21.- Sicilian Film Festival. Last chance to enjoy The Sicilian Film Festival is an international showcase for all of the best of Sicily, including its cinema, literature, art, food, culture, history and people. 6pm Miami Beach Cinematheque. 512 Espanola Way Miami, FL 33139

April 22.- Happy Earth Day!!!

April 22.- Nestor Torres. Concert on the Green Cultural Series with the Ten-in-One Music Fest featuring a program of acclaimed Indie bands. 7pm.ONE Bal Harbour Resort & Spa. 10295 Collins Ave. Bal Harbour. Ph: (305) 455-5400

April 22.- Common Ground for Conservation’s Earth Day Celebration. Tierra Solare Environmental and Cultural Center. Cocktails, food and live music. Free Event. 8pm to 12m. 3550NW, 78th Avenue. Doral, Ph: 786- 250-1728. http://www.cgconservation.org/

April 22.- The University of Miami Frost Salsa Orchestra. Enjoy the award winning University of Miami Frost Salsa Orchestra with it’s unique sound blending jazz vocals, straight ahead sw… 8pm. Maurice Gusman Concert Hall.1314 Miller Drive Coral Gables Ph: 305-284-2290

April 23.- Bailar Miami. Come join the best dancers in South Florida every Friday, starting at 9pm for The Bailar Miami Dance competitions being hosted by The Magic City Casino. All first place winners will be automatically entered in the grand finale. 9pm-10pm. Magic City Casino. 450 NW, 37th Ave. Miami Ph: 305-649-3000

April 23.- Partners Golf Classic. The Partners Golf Classic benefits the Transplant Foundation. Registration starts at 11am and shotgun at Noon. Complimentary Lunch, Cocktails and Dinner, Tournament Souvenirs. Don Shula Golf Club. 7601 Miami Lakes Drive Miami Lakes, Ph: 305-817-5645

April 23.- “The Legacy”. YOA Orchestra of the Americas presents the winner of Best Feature Documentary at Palm Beach International Film Festival – 2009. 7pm Cocktails, Museum Tour. 7:30pm Music by YOA musicians. 8pm Legacy Screening. De la Cruz Collection, 23 NE 41st Street, Miami.  www.delacruzcollection.org

April 23.- Dance Now Miami Dance Festival 2010. The evening of athletic and poignant dance will feature audience favorites from the company’s decade of critically acclaimed repertory, as well as a sneak preview of the world premiers. 8pm Coco Plum Women’s Club.1375 Sunset Drive Coral Gables Ph: 305-858-7002

April 24.- Miami Goin’ Green – An Earth Day event. It’s the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day and Bayfront Park will once again host Miami Goin’ Green, an eco-friendly celebration on Saturday April 24, 2010. The event that’s scheduled to run from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. will offer live entertainment, hands-on activities for the entire family and close to 80 green exhibitors. 10am-7pm. Bayfront Park. Free Admission. 301 North Biscayne Boulevard. Miami. www.miamigoingreen.com

April 24.- 2010 Miami Dolphins Cheerleader Auditions. Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders, one of the most recognized professional cheerleading squads in the NFL, will be holding the 2010 Cheerleader Auditions at Sun Life Stadium. Must be age 18 by May 11, 2010 9:30am. 2269 Dan Marino Blvd, Miami Gardens. Ph: 305-623-6100

April 24.- Doral’s Earth Day Celebration. Eco Fair Event. Come out to participate, have fun and learn ways how to be green, educational booths and a great variety of exhibits as well as on -site green services. Free event. 10am – 2pm. J.C.Bermudez Park. 3000 NW, 87th Ave, Doral, Fl. Ph: (305)593-6740 www.cityofdoral.org

April 24.- South Florida’s First and Foremost Charity Wine and Food Event to Benefit Camillus House and United Way of Miami-Dade. The 15th Annual Miami Wine and Food Festival took place on Thursday, April 22 through Saturday, April 24, 2010 at Village of Merrick Park and the InterContinental Miami Hotel, benefiting Camillus House and United Way of Miami-Dade.  Maggie Jimenez will host For further information, please call (305) 371-WINE or visit www.miamiwinefestival.org.

April 24.- Children’s Story Hour. Held the second and fourth Saturday of each month. Coloring is included during story hour. 1pm. Borders Books & Music.9205 South Dixie Highway Miami, Ph: 305- 6658800

April 24.- Lois Lowry discussing & signing. Two-time Newbery Medal winner Lois Lowry for a multimedia presentation of new laugh-out-loud book for middle-graders, “The Birthday Ball”. 3pm Books & Books.265 Aragon Avenue, Coral Gables, www.booksandbooks.com Ph: 305-442-4408

Carmen

April 24.- Florida Grand Opera Carmen. A sex goddess, seductress and every man’s fantasy. Undoubtedly, the world’s most famous opera!. 7pm. Ziff Ballet Opera House. 1300 Biscayne Boulevard. Ph: 305-949-6722. www.arshtcenter.org

April 25.- Leave no Waste.-Itsinmiami.com, Ombu Lifestyle and GG Art Work have come together again, and this time we’re celebrating Earth Day. Let’s do something good for the environment and let’s take the first step for a cleaner Miami. (HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS: If you still need to complete your community hours, come with us and we will be happy to sign them) Come and join the cause at 3:30pm – 6:30pm South Pointe, Miami Beach. www.itsinmiami.com

April 25.- Earth Day Festival. The Village of Pinecrest will host a Earth Day Festival featuring 50 green vendors, free workshops for the public and loads of family fun. 9am- 4pm. Pinecrest Garden. 11000 Red Road Miami, Ph: 305-284-0900

April 25.- Alisha Trimble Fashion Show. New York based designer Alisha Trimble will showcase her 2010 Resort and Swimwear Collection. Show starts at 9pm. Bar Black, 28 NE 14th Street. www.alishatrimble.com

April 25.- The Love of Three Oranges. Come watch Prince Tartaglia on his hilarious search for three enchanted oranges. Recommended for ages 6 and up. 2pm The PlayGround Theatre. 9806 Northeast 2nd Avenue, Miami Shores Ph: 305-751-9556

April 25.- Broward Symphony Orchestra. Broward Symphony Orchestra performing classical works under the baton of Maestro Mr. Michael Scherperel. The BSO is a volunteer group made up of approximately 70 members with ages ranging from teens to eighties. 2pm – 4pm. Bailey Concert Hall3501 Southwest Davie Road, Davie Ph: 954-201-6884

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February 1.- Miami Heat vs. Milwaukee Bucks. NBA Basketball Game.  Ph: 786-777-HOOP.  7:30 pm. American Airlines Arena.www.ticketmaster.com

February 1.- Yoga in the Park. 6pm-7:15pm. All participants must be at least 18 years old and sign a waiver. Bring your own yoga mat, water, and towel. All classes taught by a certified yoga teacher. PH: 305-358-7550. Tina Hills Pavilion. Bayfront Park. Miami

February 2.- The World of Giant Insects. Daily. Get eye-opening insight into the anatomy and behavior of insects we encounter regularly through animated robotic insects, enlarged 40 to 600 times their actual size. Ph. 305-255-5551. Miami MetroZoo. 12400SW 152St, Miami.

February 2.- Celebrity Golf Challenge Dinner. 6:00 pm. Ed Reed, Reggie Wayne and Santana and Sinorice Moss host a meet and greet cocktail party to benefit the Ed Reed Foundation and the Moss Brothers Foundation. Ph: 954-327-7625. Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood.

February 2.- B.B. King and Buddy Guy. Performing live in concert. 8:00 pm Hard Rock Live, Hollywood.
Ph: 954-797-5531. www.ticketmaster.com

February 3.- Chess for Kids. 11:00 am – 12:30 pm. 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. Coconut Grove. 305-442-8695.

February 3.- Flying Trapeze School. 7pm a 9pm. Take a swing on the flying trapeze with professional instructors.
Classes for all levels are offered. Ph: 786-239-8775. Bayfront Park. 301 North Biscayne Boulevard, Miami

February 4.- Dog Bowl 2010. 9:45am. Free.Dogs and their owners will demonstrate a range of football tricks and compete for the Most Valuable Pooch Title in honor of Sunday’s Big Game. The event will take place in a canine-themed football arena on the lawn at Bayside Marketplace. Ph: 305-577-3344

February 4.- Pepsi Super Bowl Fan Jam. Free Super Bowl Concert Featuring Rihanna and Justin Bieber. 5:00 pm. South Beach 8th and Ocean Miami Beach.

February 4.- John Mayer. Performing live in concert with Michael Franti & Spearhead. 8pm, Bank Atlantic Center. Ph: 954-835-7000

February 4.- Ne-Yo. Performing live in concert. 8pm Multi-talented performer Ne-yo is sure to get everyone dancing and singing along with his memorable Top Ten hits including “Miss Independent”, “Because of You,” “So Sick,”
“Closer” and many more!Knight Concert Hall. http://www.arshtcenter.org  Ph: 305-949-6722. 1300 Biscayne Boulevard Miami.

Ne-Yo

February 5.- Art in the Park. 6pm – 12am. Electric Piquete will open the evening, presented by Kiwanis of Little Havana and the Arts & Music Foundation. Enjoy live music, educational activities for kids, art and a happy hour all night. Fred B. Harnett Ponce Circle Park. 2800 Ponce De Leon Boulevard Coral Gables.

February 5.- Furthur: Bob Weir and Phil Lesh. Performing live in concert. All ages. 7:00 pm. Bayfront Park Amphitheater. Ph: 305-358-7550. 301 North Biscayne Boulevard, Miami

February 5.- Florida Panthers vs. Calgary Flames. NHL Hockey Game.7:30pm.  Ph: 954-835-PUCK. BankAtlantic Center. 1 Panther Pkwy Ft Lauderdale, FL 33323

February 5.- Miami City Ballet. The Neighborhood Ballroom. Ziff Ballet Opera House. 1300 Biscayne Boulevard Miami.

February 6.- HILSE POLETTI-MARTIN / CATHARSIS EXHIBITION at The Alliance Française Born in Venezuela, living in Miami, Hilse Poletti-Martin, presenting her current work “catharsis”, an exploration of the feminine world, a dialogue between the artiast and the human landscape. Ph: 305 859 8760. The Alliance Française, 618 SW 8th St. Miami 

February 6.- Black Eyed Peas. Three-time Grammy Award-winning recording artists The Black Eyed Peas will
perform live in concert The E.N.D. World Tour 2010. 7:30pm. American Airlines Arena. To purchase tickets www.ticketmaster.com or 786-777-1123

February 6.- Fish Tales presented by Momentum Dance Company as part of the Coral Gables Public
Library Children’s Library Series. Free event. Appropriate for ages 4-10 and their families. 11am.Ph: 305-442-8706.
Coral Gables Branch Library Coral Gables

February 6.- Kiwanis of Pinecrest/Palmetto Bay Art Show. 5-8pm. If you are an art buff, stop by for an evening of class  and culture. Paintings by South African artist Simon Pietersen will be up for silent auction. Enjoy live entertainment along with complimentary hor’s d’oeuvres. 
Ph: 305-252-0305. Evelyn Greer Park 8200 Southwest 124th Street Pinecrest.

February 7.- SUPER BOWL XLIV. The 2010 Super Bowl will be played at Sun Life Stadium in Miami, This year’s Super Bowl is the 44th Superbowl, so it is officially called Super Bowl XLIV. Sun Life Stadium was formerly known as Land Shark Stadium, Dolphins Stadium and Joe Robbie Stadium. This will be the fifth time the game has been played in that stadium. The 2010 Super Bowl will be the tenth time the game has been played in South Florida (near Miami), the other five games were held at the Orange Bowl.
Super bowl XLIV tickets should be a hot commodity as the game will pair up the New Orleans Saints versus the Indianapolis Colts. That means that the quarterbacks in the 2010 Superbowl are going to be one of the big story lines for the game, because we’ll get a guaranteed future NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning up against possible future NFL Hall of Fame QB Drew Brees. This is the first time in history the Saints have made it to the Big Game, so Super Bowl XLIV’s place in the history books is already assured
for New Orleans fans. The Colts will be looking to add a 3rd NFL Championship to the record books.

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