Spotlight Staff

Construction Noise Ordinance Deferred

Facing strong pushback over controversial changes to Miami’s noise ordinance the Miami City Commission on Thursday deferred the item indefinitely.  District 2 Commissioner Damian Pardo, who sponsored the legislation, requested the deferral after receiving strong pushback from constituents who complained the ordinance, as proposed, would allow construction crews to work[Read More…]

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Sounds of Inspiration

The fiery rhythms and fluid movements of Siempre Flamenco arrive at The Barnacle to inspire the romantic in each of us.  The latest in the Moonlight Concert series displays the talents of dancers and musicians in this classic art form of empowered emotion.  The Barnacle, 3485 Main Highway, Friday 4/11,[Read More…]

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Butterflies and Gardens

St. Stephen’s Coconut Grove Music Series returns with The Stamps String Quartet, outstanding students that will perform the music of Schulhoff and Beethoven.  Admission is free, but reserve your spot. St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, 2750 McFarlane Road. Friday 4/4 from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Free but please RSVP here. Pinecrest[Read More…]

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Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle, Regret

Repurpose your inner fire as the Grammy-nominated Seraphic Fire choral shares the power that a cappella performance can bring to moments of introspection during a concert of spiritual music. Inspired works from centuries of composers will be presented. Church of the Epiphany, 8235 SW 57th Avenue. Friday 3/28 at 7:30[Read More…]

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What Local News Means to You

The Miami Foundation and its partners have started Press Forward South Florida to provide financial support to independent nonprofit news organizations like the Coconut Grove Spotlight. To get started, the foundations are asking news consumers across South Florida to share their thoughts about local news. Follow this link to participate[Read More…]

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Can you hear them coming?

Can you hear them coming? Folks from around the world come to our neighborhood.  First the sailors come for world-class regattas. Now come the runners, romantics and artists. Look into the trees and marshes and you’ll see migrating songbirds too. Lead with romance as operatic tenor Arturo Chacon Cruz performs[Read More…]

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