Yacht Rock Sing-Along with the Tall Boys packs it all in at the Barnacle’s March Moonlight Concert. Vote here for your favorite songs and then come out to sing the top ten vote-getters. The Barnacle State Park, 3485 Main Highway. Friday 3/7. Gate opens at 6:00 p.m. for the picnic[Read More…]
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Singing Out Loud
Lady Miasma showcases the young aspiring professional performers of Area Theater in a production that joins fairytale images with mature themes. Running for one weekend only, the show opens Friday 2/28. Area Stage’s Black Box Theatre inside The Shops at Sunset Place, 5701 Sunset Drive, Suite 286. Metrorail to University[Read More…]
Happy Hour with the Spotlight
Curious to know who’s behind the Coconut Grove Spotlight and the brilliant editorial content we post twice a week on our website? Join us on Tuesday March 4 at Berries in the Grove (2884 SW 27th Avenue) for an informal conversation with our crack editorial crew. Have a question, comment[Read More…]
Mom and Pop Grants for Small Business
Small business owners in Coconut Grove that need a boost to reach that next level of success can apply this month for a Mom and Pop grant of up to $3,000 from Miami-Dade County. The grant money can be used to: Learn more about the eligibility requirements and application process[Read More…]
Post-Fest Calm and Reconnections
After the big festivals (and guests) leave town, neighbors reunite with shared meals, strolls and bike rides. Comfort foods prepared by others. Cookies for a cause. Can’t beat that. This may be the last weekend to buy Girl Scout cookies until next year. Local troops set up outside Milam’s Market[Read More…]
Insider’s Guide to the Art Festivals
Grovites know exactly where they want to be on this super-busy weekend. Many will tell you “get out of town!” Others have equally strong convictions to stay and take advantage of the signature weekend. Here are some tips to help you and your guests navigate the festivals. The Valentine’s Day[Read More…]
St. Stephen’s Art & MakersFest: Stepping Out of the Shadow
What began as a simple hotdog stand during the Coconut Grove Arts Festival has blossomed into a stand-alone event with a national following.
Jump into the Mix
If you want to be in the mix as the art festivals near, there is no more central point than as a volunteer at the St. Stephen’s Art & MakersFest. Adults can help, of course, but so too can parent-child teams for younger students ages 8-11. Students 12-18 can earn[Read More…]
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