The history of Miami’s Shenandoah Presbyterian Church
Sadly, the historic Shenandoah Presbyterian Church is being demolished. The congregation that worshiped within its walls and under its soaring […]
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Hispanic Heritage 2019: Served in a Box or as an Ajiaco?
In September and October, Miami holds its annual celebrations of “Hispanic Heritage.” The tradition recognizes that most Latin American nations
Shenandoah Presbyterian Church, A thing of the past?
The Shenandoah Presbyterian Church is an icon that is also going to serve as the perfect example of what cannot
Little Havana needs a Tourism Advisory Board
When I first started leading walking tours of Little Havana in 2006, the now popular “arts district” on Calle Ocho
The history and future of Super Bowls in Greater Miami
Little Havana is on the map for Super Bowl LIII and we are excited as can be for the festivities.
“Miami Moms Blog” Celebrates their 1-Year Anniversary bringing women together
Miami Moms Blog, Miami's Premier Parenting Resource, recently celebrated their 1st Anniversary with a Salsa Dancing Party We at Calle
Rainbow Art Class, transforming the lives of children
Free art classes are held for children from Little Havana at Futurama Art Gallery every month. This project, called Rainbow
The Hot Theater Summer Series at MDCA
The Miami-Dade County Auditorium (MDCA) has announced its Hot Theatre Summer Series, which opens on July 12 and runs through
New Revitalization Plan "Little Havana Me Importa"
If you live here in Little Havana, maybe you are concerned about rents increasing so much that you can no