Event Date: March 20 to April 2, 2017
Year after year the open tennis in Miami consists of a great weather, the best players in the world and a trophy that everyone wants, the place is the Tennis Center of Crandon Park in Miami, FL, and so the weather; It is usually always sunny during March in South Beach.
Miami Tennis Open has been played for 31 years, the tournament has grown in popularity every year and attracts a lot of tennis fans.
Victoria Azarenka won impressively in 2016, but she will have to deal with eight-time Miami Open champion Serena Williams in 2017.
Our advice:
It is the right place for lovers of tennis where you'll forget about your problems for a moment and you will feel the adrenaline in your body.
It is a place with excellent presentation and very good infrastructure chairs which makes it more comfortable and entertaining to observe the meeting.
While watching the game can share with your friends a delicious and varied food, which you can buy in stores place.
Miami Carnival is the largest fundraiser for the Kiwanis Club of Little Havana providing educational scholarships and community service programs, using cultural events to bring millions of people to celebrate Latino culture, events that have grown into one of the biggest cultural celebrations ending with the famous Calle Ocho
Festival Little Havana pulsates with the rhythms of Latin music from salsa to hip-hop, including street performers. Throughout the afternoon, attendees can join street dancers or create your own conga line as they bring the music to life; enjoying hundreds of international food stalls simmered with authentic local and Latin flavors, product samples of many national brands and more.
Our advice:
Carnival Mile has a varied programming for all kinds of activities in Little Havana.
You can choose the opportunity to enjoy music, dancing and taste much variety in food such as barbecue, burgers, seviches, marshmallows and many other delicacies preparing in different positions that are in the path.
Carnaval on the Mile has more than 120 artists where there is a mix of paintings, handicrafts, sculptures and many other things.
The restaurants have a good place for parking vehicles.
Date of Event: From 3 to 12 March, 2017
The aim of the Miami Film Festival is to have the best of world cinema in Miami and to foster creative and technical talent in film, the venue of the festival is in Miami Dade College (MDC)
Our advice:
The projection sites for the next festival will be:
Olympia Theater (Downtown Miami)
Regal Cinemas South Beach (Miami Beach)
MDC's Tower Theater (Little Havana)
O Cinema Miami Beach (Miami Beach)
Coral Gables Art Cinema (Coral Gables)
Cinépolis (Coconut Grove)
All venues are wheelchair accessible projection
All pass holders and subscribers must be seated 15 minutes before the show to guarantee your seat.
Empty seats will be sold to customers online, all seats are general admission and you are not allowed to save seats.
The use of cameras or other recording equipment is strictly prohibited during any selection or program.
It is an environment where young and old enjoy thes place and have the opportunity to ask reclining chairs that come with blankets and pillow.
It is an excellent place to witness a great function, I assure, you will not regret. For more information enter this link.
Calle Ocho is a must-see for anyone who comes to Miami either as a tourist or because he thinks to settle down in this city, known for being the main route through the historic neighborhood of Little Havana this street has restaurants, galleries, theaters and nightspots showing the culture and customs that the Cuban community brought to this city.
Festival is held annually in Calle Ocho, or Eighth Street Festival is a tradition that brings together those who wish to celebrate the colorful Latin culture of Miami on the streets of Little Havana. The festival is the largest of Miami and takes place on 8th Street, from 8th Avenue to SW 27th Avenue, the street is filled with energy thanks to the sights, sounds and smells of the Hispanic community in Miami, populating streets with constant music, cuisine and activities that together form an explosion of culture, the couples dance salsa in the street, artists and musicians looking back to the community display their talent in the 12 scenarios mounted in the streets, which are closed for the event.
Miami's Latino community proud flames the flags of their countries and their members wear patriotic attire, listen merengue, reggaeton, bachata, ballads, hip hop, rap, jazz and many rhythms and more in one day!
Everything happens between mid-February and mid-March, when the weather is ideal for street parties in the warm winter of Miami.
Our advice:
Its a classic for visitors to Miami, as it is very significant for the Cuban community in exile, perhaps expect something more like architecturally to Havana, but we have to position ourselves that being in America is not possible to have similar local Cuban products like: tobacco, decoration, paintings, textiles, food, Santeria etc...
On the street there are large sculptures of Cuban rooster painted by different artists, you can see art galleries with paintings of colorful intense, worth shop around, it is recommended to visit during the day.
The main shops are along Calle Ocho (Eighth Street) which has its own Walk of Fame with stars like Celia Cruz, Willy Chirino and Gloria Estefan among other Cuban artists in exile, among its attractions you can find: the Cine Tower theater, the artistic festival of cultural Friday, the domino park and restaurants like Versailles, which can be taken Cuban dishes such as ripe bananas, moth, old clothes, fried cow, the masitas pork, Moors and Christians, the Cuban sandwich, the sandwich Elena Ruz turkey and jam, suckling pig, the mojito and cortadito very cute (cut coffee or coffee with milk and creme brulee) and emblematic place to take pictures if you are in the zone.
Maximo Gomez Park commonly called "Domino Park" would be just a small square with cement tables unattractive if not for the characters who come there daily to play this popular game. The place comes alive with the spark of players mostly Cubans of the old guard who will put each hand taste of dominoes. The park will tourists from around the world, but the best place to enjoy the visit is to talk with the players, who cheerfully accede to explain the game to the curious and pleasantly will pose for a souvenir photo.
Schedule: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
The event is free.
Rotary Key Biscayne Art Festival is the festival to display sculptures of contemporary art, it is well known by tourists because they can appreciate paintings, jewelry, ceramics, photographs and many other creations of local and international artists.
The aim of this festival is to support the Rotary Club with the proceeds from the festival held during the festival.
Spring Break is an alternative to Anglicism Spring Break, which is used to refer to all the rest, is a very quoted event that usually takes place in March.
In Florida they have spring break throughout February and March, a little earlier than most other universities in the United States, the preferred site to share at these dates are the South Florida beaches that are heavily visited By models and stars of the show.
Our Council:
It is the right moment where you share with friends and classmates a few days of rest and where you forget all the worries of the university and just think about having fun.
Also adrenaline is experienced in water sports next to the beach.
You can visit excellent clubs and bars that are not very expensive for students' budget.
Something to keep in mind is that the age to consume liquor in Florida is 21 years.