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Historic Virginia Key Beach Park Goes Virtual

Due to COVID-19 and the return of the “new normal” activities, we are reminded of its impact that has forever changed daily activities. As such, the Historic Virginia Key Beach Park (HVKBP) has launched an all new multi-media interactive Virtual App. As you stroll through the sands of the beach or from the comfort of your home, you can listen to the lively and colorful stories of this unique Once “Colored Only” Beach. Log on to HVKBP Goes Virtual to see the most recent views and vistas of Historic Virginia Key Beach Park.

Free Food Distributions

The Marlins and Miami Marlins Foundation, in partnership with Feeding South Florida, are organizing free food distributions at Gwen Cherry Park on Wednesday, November 18 at 9:00 a.m. You can find the full schedule of distributions and locations here.

HistoryMiami's Family Concert: Jewish Folk Song Sing-Along

Enjoy a virtual live children's concert featuring Artist in Residence and Sephardic singer Susana Behar and other guest performers.

Share Your Mariel Story

HistoryMiami Museum and the Cuban Heritage Collection at the University of Miami Libraries have partnered on a year-long program, El Efecto Mariel: Before, After, and During, comprising of webinars, live film streamings, informal talks, oral histories, and exhibitions. You can share your personal memories, stories, and reflections related to Mariel. Stories will be collected virtually on a rolling basis and a series of prompts give you ideas from where you can begin your story. Submitted stories will become part of the permanent collections of the HistoryMiami Museum and Cuban Heritage Collection and featured on both online platforms. Learn more.

MIAMI-Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau