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Tony Rodriguez Discusses Coconut Grove Lifestyle

Tony Rodriguez Discusses Coconut Grove Lifestyle

A mix between families, young professionals and vacationers alike. Coconut Grove has some of the best schools in Miami such as Ransom Everglades, Carrollton, and La Salle which is very appealing to families. When you are a Coconut Grove resident, you’ll likely never feel the need to leave the community on the weekends. That’s because there is always something fun and exciting going on throughout the community.
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Tony Rodriguez Discusses Coconut Grove Residents’ Favorite Activities and What Homebuyers Should Do Before House Hunting

What are some of the most common recreational activities residents of your region like to partake in? Are there any specific spots they like to frequent to enjoy such to-do’s? 
Our office is located in Coconut Grove which has some of the best waterfront parks and public spaces Miami has to offer. Locals love to spend time near the water exercising at Kennedy Park, and at Shake A Leg Miami on beautiful Biscayne Bay. This waterfront center includes a marina equipped with sailboats, kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, a boatyard, a rooftop observation deck, and eco islands. Peacock Park also hosts a number of events throughout the year such as the Coconut Grove Seafood Festival, the Coconut Grove Art’s Festival, Woodystock and others, including free Yoga in the Park on Tuesday nights. The Convention Center was recently torn down and the City is working on opening another waterfront park in its location, which is conveniently located across the street from two of Miami’s latest residential towers, Park Grove and Grove at Grand Bay. These two projects will have stunning bay views and are located in the heart of Coconut Grove on Bayshore Drive.

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Street Artist Bikismo Paints an Unbelievable Metallic Dog Mural During Art Basel Miami Beach | Complex

Puerto Rican street artist Bikismo ended Art Basel Week with a bang with the completion of a shiny new mural down in Wynwood. Painted for the RAW Project (Re-imagining the Arts in Wynwood), Bikismo’s piece sits on a wall of Jose De Diego Middle School and depicts a playful metallic dog with its butt in the air. The level of detail is absolutely insane, with the dog’s body resembling reflections on sculptures like Anish Kapoor’s Cloud Gate in Chicago or Jeff Koons’ Rabbit, which makes it easy to forget that it was done entirely in spray paint on a flat surface.
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PAPERMAG: Art Basel Miami Beach 2014: What’s Happening Thursday

Didn’t keep up with our mega-ultra-crazy 7-part guide to Art Basel Miami Beach? We’re breaking the whole thing down this week into a daily guide, which will be updating through the weekend, adding new exhibitions and parties along the way. If you want to sift through the whole shebang, check it all out here: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5  Part 6, Part 7 .
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