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Our family was invited to Trail theater for our brother's white coat pinning ceremony. The theater…read moreseemed old but well maintained. Everything about this place was smaller scaled including the seats, the theaters, and restrooms. There weren't too many people so the small space didn't feel cramped or overcrowded. They seem to play movies on regular days and have a place where you can buy limited food and drinks. It can be a nice place to come to when you are visiting coral gables area but I wouldn't drive out of the way just to come here. They offer plenty of parking spaces if you park in the parking garage. Be prepared to walk across the street. The weather was extremely hot so make sure you aren't wearing layered clothing in the afternoon time. Wear well ventilated clothes, stay hydrated, and wear ton of sun screen. Congratulations little bro on your accomplishment! I am very proud of you and wish you nothing but the very best!

If I could 0 I would. I bought this as a Christmas present for my parents. They moved the day of…read morethe show to another day and then they canceled that second showing. I've been trying to get in contact with them to get a refund no answer. Unfortunately, I've had to result to, calling my credit card company. I recommend not supporting this show nor the producer Peter Regalado. it is really disappointing to see someone advertise and then not hold up to their end of the bargain.

What a great show! We went to this event on a Friday night, we parked in the ample parking lot…read morewhere two people were directing the traffic and making sure the parking was organized. At the entrance, there's a part where you pick up your tickets and it was very organized. Before you enter you will get your temperature check and also you can get some hand sanitizer to clean your hands before you go inside. The first thing that you see it's a tent with a couple of vendors where are you can enjoy the cocktails. Some of the tickets include cocktails and some not. Mine didn't so I decided to wait for dinner to get a drink. At 8 PM the doors opened and we were able to sit at our tables. Tables were separated 6 feet distance as per covet regulations and everyone should wear a mask. As soon as the show started we all had different waiters and mine was extremely attentive. We order a glass of wine and then the foot started coming slowly to all of us as the show was going on. The music I heard that night was beyond amazing I couldn't handle it to stand up and I did dance my night long. I had so much fun and a great time with my kids at this fun event!

Mango, mango, mango à la Marcia, Marcia, Marcia…read more Seriously speaking, it was mango galore. Mango shaved ice, mango beer, mango bread, mango iced tea... you see where I'm going with this, right? If your dreams are made of mangos, here you can make those dreams a reality! And that I did, thanks to Yelp giving me and my lucky +1 free tickets to this glorious paradise. Cough - I *really* love mangos! Anyway, about the event... free parking and quite organized at that. Many volunteers. Going in at will call was a breeze and the event had many booths, including a tasting room, as well as open butterfly fields and gardens. Spent two or three hours of the day there. Weather was crazy hot. Thank goodness for the vendors giving free samples, alcoholic and non-alcoholic alike. My preferred vendor was Susilicious. Never had heard of her and now I'm obsessed with her bread (surprisingly not the mango one, but then again, I tried one of her non-mango ones). Desperately want more mango fun and apparently there's another festival coming up soon in South Beach. Might have to hit that one up, too. If it's like this one was, I can expect lots of yummy treats.

I was genuinely excited to attend the 2026 Mango Fest, but unfortunately the event was one of the…read moremost disorganized experiences I've ever attended. To begin with, the website does not provide enough information about what to expect, where to park, how entry works, or which activities require additional tickets. Had that information been clearly communicated beforehand, it would have prevented a lot of confusion and frustration. The problems started with parking. There appeared to be only one person directing traffic, and he looked completely overwhelmed. After sitting in the parking garage for about 15 minutes, security began telling vehicles to turn around. Fortunately, I didn't leave and eventually found a parking space. Once we reached the elevators, there were what looked to be well over 100 people trying to enter at the same time. There were no cones, barricades, or organized queue lines. People were cutting in front of one another, tensions were rising, and everyone was becoming frustrated. It took us approximately one hour just to get inside. Our tickets cost about $32 per person, nearly $100 for three people. However, even after finally entering the building, we had to stand in yet another long line just to receive wristbands. Eventually the staff appeared to give up on checking tickets altogether and simply handed out wristbands. Unfortunately, the confusion continued once inside. There was no guidance explaining how the event worked or where to go. Based on the advertising, I assumed mango tastings were included with admission. After waiting another 25 to 30 minutes in line, I discovered that the mango tasting required the purchase of a completely separate ticket. This was never made clear when purchasing admission. When I went to purchase the additional tasting ticket, I was told they were no longer selling them for another hour and a half because the lines were too long. During my entire visit, I spent almost all of my time standing in lines instead of enjoying the festival. I was only lucky enough to taste two mangoes. Considering the size of the crowd, there were surprisingly few vendors or activities. The event simply did not seem prepared for the number of attendees. What concerned me most was trying to speak with someone about these issues. I spoke with a volunteer named Ritu and politely asked who was in charge. She told me there was a director walking around somewhere but said she didn't know the director's name. I asked how I could identify or contact them, and every response was, "I don't know." She couldn't provide a name, description, or any way to reach the person responsible. That left me wondering how attendees are supposed to report concerns or resolve issues if volunteers don't know who is managing the event. I truly wanted this event to be successful because it has great potential. However, much better planning is needed. Clear communication before the event, organized parking, structured entry lines, better crowd management, more signage, clearer explanations about what admission includes, and staff who know who to contact when problems arise would dramatically improve the experience. I hope the organizers take this feedback seriously because Mango Fest could become an incredible annual event with better organization.

I'd driven by this building since like forever; during the 80s it used to house the rehearsal space…read morefor the Florida Grand Opera. This last Saturday while walking through the Coral Way / Roads area, I decided to stop in as I saw that the exhibit on a famous Cuban structural engineer was about to close. A nice touch, the entrance was free! Walking past the front desk into a marble lobby and up a cool spiral stair, the exhibit on the second floor had various items including Mr Seinuk's Engineer License seals, sketches and a composite of some of his famous works - including the Arsht Center here! From the second floor lobby, one can check out the Coral Way streetscape. I would very much like to see this space grow, as it is one of Miami's newest cultural spaces . The tour was self guided and the only exhibit happening. I was told that they will have a new permanent exhibit in the new year as well as various rotating works.

As a child of Cuban refugees, bringing my mother for a day at the museum was incredibly meaningful…read more It connected us to her parents and her early childhood before they fled to the USA. My great grandfather was falsely imprisoned and seeing the replica of the jail cell was something we'll never forget. So well done. Beautiful art and educational videos.

What a great Groupon find! For around $20 a person you get a full hour of activities in the museum…read more I had never tried VR before and thought it was very cool. Everything was easy from start to finish with staff helping us the whole way. My favorite was the relaxing hologram room, you can sit and watch the show as long as you'd like. Definitely recommend as an activity to do while you're out and about in wynwood.

A fun and different environment of a venue to experience. Came here for an Immersion Miami event -…read moreSound Bath. Venue was great, do arrive early in order to get nearby parking since most is street parking and at night the streets in Wynwood are not always brightly lit. Event was advertised from 7pm-9pm. Event started closer to 7:45 and ended at around 8:30, not quite what was advertised but nonetheless it was a great time spent. I've participated in many other sound baths, this one in particular was good, it had a variety of different instruments used for sound. I recommend brining your own mat for extra cushion and a type of pillow for head support if you choose to lay down. The visual effects are impressive. Will be back to experience other events. Would like to try the breath work one!

*SWINE AND WINE* I love this title. The event is in the caption, this was a pure succulent…read morededication to swine . Right when you walk in you're smell senses are pinched with fried, grilled, and grilled forms of pork. The venue is beautifully located in the builtmore hotel. The booths are wrapped around the upper deck and follows down to the lower level back terrace. The different restaurants are out here competing for the swine title! It was so nice to meet all the different restaurant owners and managers and here what they had to say and explain what they were serving. There was also booths of desserts and alcohol. Let's be real, it's isn't a party is we don't have drinks to wash down all this great food! We can't wait to do it again next year. Thank you to everyone that help set this up and we are excited to see what you have in store for us next year! Here are some photos of the food they had to offer!

So fortunate to win tickets for Goya Foods' Swine, Wine & Spirits courtesy of Yelp Miami and BPB…read more This SOBEWFF event was definitely off the charts! First of all, the venue was impressive. It was held at the historic Biltmore Hotel 2nd floor main terrace. Parking was also easy and free. Got here around 5 and there was already a line to get in but it moved pretty fast once the event opened. We were immediately enticed by several vendors as we made our way in. There were about 3 bars and each one was serving 2 or 3 specialty cocktails. FYI, there were making the drinks strong so no complaints here, lol :) Our favorites were the Old Fashioned and the Havana Club Café. As far as food, it's definitely hard to name them all because there were so many chefs and vendors. We started to our right and there were about 10 stations including Finka, Tacology, Sakaya, and Chef Adrianne just to name a few. Downstairs by the dancefloor and live stage, I think there were another 8 or more vendors including Bulla, Ortanique, Twisted Fork Kitchen, Society Modern American Kitchen, and Ariete. By the time we went back upstairs to check out the left side of the terrace, we were already very full. It was quite painful to walk but worth it :) I can honestly say that everything that we were able to try was awesome. However, there was one dish that really stood out. The ribs from Proof Miami. Fall off the bone and juicy, and whatever marinade they use, it was super tasty. Another station that made a statement was Chef Adrianne's whole roasted pig display. She was nice enough to break a large chunk of the crispy skin for us. Yum! As a bonus, I also managed to get a selfie with her. I can't thank you enough to our CM Diandra, Yelp Miami and BPB for continuing the yearly SOBEWFF contest. It's very generous and a wonderful opportunity especially for folks who haven't been. Until next year!

This festival was pretty decent and a cool setting; however some more big name breweries would've…read morebeen great. Marlins Park made for a great setting, as it's spacious, still fairly new and clean, great restroom facilities and the retractable roof (which came in handy during a rain storm). Some of the beer highlights included; Captain Lawrence's "Citra Dreams", Southern Tier's "Nitro Hot Cocoa" and Bell's Barrel Aged Cherry Stout. The price wasn't too bad and the lines were never an issue. Definitely was worth the extra $15 for VIP as the extra hour at the front end was great.

This was the first time I attended a beer event. It was honestly a lot of fun. I purchased the…read moreregular admission ticket. There was 40+ breweries there with 2-3 different kind of beers in each. It was outside and as we locals know the weather isn't always the most dependable thing lol. To say the least I blinked and it was raining cats and dogs. Everyone ran to cover but within 10 min it had stopped and the management for the stadium opened the retractable roof in order to give us some cover. They had several food trucks- a little bit of everything: tacos, burgers, Philly cheesesteak, grilled cheese, pizza. The music was great!! The crowd was fun everyone was very nice there and it wasn't insanely crowded so you had time to drink your sample ( 2.5-3oz) with enough time before trying the next brewery sample. Definitely a great way to start the year!

Once again this was a wonderful Art Festival, sponsored by the Rotary Club, was an amazing idea to…read morespend our Saturday afternoon. They host this event every year here in South Miami, with the partnership of talented artists and food vendors to make this festival appealing to people of all ages. Both my daughter and I enjoyed it very much, we loved the background Jazz music, of a band playing live for all of us. Thank you for a great day! Una vez más, este fue un maravilloso Festival de Arte, auspiciado por el Rotary Club, fue una idea increíble para pasar nuestro Sábado por la tarde. Ellos organizan este evento todos los años aquí en South Miami, con la asociación de talentosos artistas y vendedores de comida para hacer este festival atractivo para personas de todas las edades. Tanto mi hija como yo lo disfrutamos mucho, nos encanto la música jazz de fondo, de una banda tocando en vivo para todos nosotros. Gracias por un gran día!

I have attended this pocket of an art festival twice and it's an "ok" way to while away a…read moremid-winter Saturday afternoon. They close off Sunset Dr. between Red Road and US 1, so it's about 2 blocks long. There aren't nearly as many artist booths as the Coconut Grove Art Festival, so in no time, you've seen them all. The food is standard festival fare, nothing especially stood out. I do enjoy the Rotary Club beer booth. The beer is served extremely cold at a decent price, and the money spent goes to a good cause. They also manage to always have a decent jazz quartet providing entertainment. Unfortunately, you'll probably have to stand while you listen, as seating is VERY limited. Parking is difficult (like always). I worked out a deal with a restaurant valet with the promise (which i kept) that I'd have lunch there! Basically just a "so-so" event, but, hey, it's free...