The Annual Island SPACE Mango Festival returns to Pembroke Pines this Father’s Day weekend, featuring mango-centric workshops and Caribbean cultural celebrations. The event coincides with Caribbean American Heritage Month and the peak of South Florida’s mango season.
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Downtown Miami, with its dazzling skyscrapers set against the backdrop of a glistening Biscayne Bay, is iconic as the business, cultural, and sports team hub of South Florida. Population has exploded in Downtown Miami in the past decade thanks in large part to the urban revitalization and the building boom of the early 2000’s .It has seen revitalization in its cultural landscape as well with the addition of the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts and the current construction of the Miami Science Museum and Miami Art Museum. Multi-use parks, state-of-the-art sporting facilities, universities, government offices, hotels, Miami Jewelry District, Port Of Miami, street vendors, and shops and businesses housed in 19th century buildings collectively contribute to a feverishly-paced, vibrant downtown scene.
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Downtown Miami is one of the most populous and culturally diverse cities in the nation. In fact, it is estimated that over 500 new residents move to downtown Miami per month! Fans head to The American Airlines Arena and Marlins Park to watch their Miami Heat and Marlin teams play. Just south of the Arena, visitors and residents enjoy waterfront shopping and dining at Bayside Marketplace and live concerts at Bicentennial Park, Bayfront Park, and The Gusman Center for the Performing Arts. Events such as the DWTWN Concert Series, Orange Bowl Parade, Miami Marathon, Miami International Book Fair, and the Miami International Boat Show make Miami the hottest, urban vacation destination in the world and a hip, exciting place to live.
Downtown has over 2,000,000 square feet of office space and is not only the commercial center of South Florida but also the gateway to Latin America. Dozens of consulates and foreign government offices and international chambers of commerce line Biscayne Blvd and Brickell Avenue to the south.
The Dante B. Fascell Port of Miami is one of the stars in Miami’s constellation of organizations pumping tens of millions of dollars into the city and providing hundreds of thousands of jobs to its citizens. The Port of Miami is the “Cruise Capital of the World” and one of the nation’s largest container ports. Cruise lines such as NCL, RCCL, Crystal, Disney Cruise Lines, and Carnival depart from the Port of Miami for exotic ports of call.
Downtown Miami is in close proximity to Parrot Jungle Island, the Miami Children’s Museum, the Miami International Airport and Broward and Palm Beach counties via I-95.
Downtown is served by Metromover, Metrobus, the Biscayne/ Brickell Trolley, and the Miami Metrorail. Tri-Rail links it to Broward and Palm Beach Counties.
Mango Festival Returns to Pembroke Pines for Father’s Day Weekend
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