DJ Anim8ted is a skilled and experienced open-format DJ, Karaoke Host, and MC with over 20 years of…read moreexperience in the music and entertainment industry. Originally from Puerto Rico, he has performed at national and international venues, wowing crowds with his dynamic and versatile sets. Now based in South Florida, DJ Anim8ted has built a stellar reputation for his ability to seamlessly mix and blend tracks from a wide range of genres, creating high-energy and unforgettable experiences for his audiences. I'm thrilled we could get DJ Anim8ted for our Memorial Day Pool Party. He showed up early and set up all of his equipment. He kept the tunes going & everyone singing, dancing & swimming along for hours. Besides being talented, he is just such a nice guy!! We all look forward to having him come again soon!

If you're looking for someone who knows a wide variety of music, American, Hispanic and Brazilian,…read morefrom 50's to today's and in all genres, you need to hire DJ Danny! He knows exactly what to play, when to crunk up the music and keep the party going! If you're looking for the best "Churrasco Gaucho" than you got your man right here! Nobody cooks a Picanha like this guy! Besides being great at everything he does, Danny is friendly and a pleasure to work with and all for a reasonable price!

Our DJ for our New Years Party 2019 was awesome. We loved the music that DJ Jean Marco played. He…read morewas very professional, arrived with plenty of time to set up before the guests arrived. He played a variety of music to please all the guests. We are very happy with his service and plan to request him for our next party.

My fiancée (now wife) and I began planning for our Destination wedding in beautiful Key Biscayne…read moreFlorida and needed to find a DJ that would make our special day one that we would not soon forget. While the idea is very appealing the challenge for us was working from a distance with vendors and trusting that they will deliver according to our expectations. If you have ever been to a wedding or have had one of your own, you can attest to the fact that the DJ or MC is without a doubt what will make or break the party. A good one will know what to play and when to play it to keep folks entertained and most important "on the dance floor", but doing so for our wedding would not be that simple because my wife and I were raised from two different cultures and styles of music. We knew that finding just the person who could be both flexible and creative would be tricky since we didn't know anyone who could give us a word of mouth referral. So, after hours of scouring review sites we finally narrowed our list down to (one DJ) then booked a flight to Key Biscayne to interview him and some other vendor finalists face to face. However, somewhere between the time that we jumped on our flight and the time that we had scheduled our interview to meet with the DJ, someone else had already booked him for our wedding day. We were in shock as there was no time to find a replacement and we now thought that we would have to roll the dice and hope for the best. Fortunately for us, the DJ who we originally planned to sign with recommended "Jean Marco Bendezu" a.k.a. DJ Mirage of Rhythm Revolvers. He assured us that he would be able to step in and get the job done and WOW!!!! DID HE EVER!!!!!! With less than 24hrs notice and without missing a beat, DJ Mirage of Rhythm Revolvers was nice enough to come out to the hotel where we were staying so we could interview him face to face before we had to catch our flight back home. As soon as we met and interviewed him our confidence was restored and we signed a contract on the spot. COMMUNICATION - In the months leading up to our wedding his communication by email and by phone was excellent! He provided excellent guidance in helping us decide the types of music we wanted for our wedding reception and even provided us with audio samples of his work. In addition to that, he worked very closely with our wedding planner to make sure that all details and flow of our night went according to plan from the blessing, to the toasts, to the cake cutting etc.. EQUIPMENT - He used state of the art DJ equipment and LED Up-lighting that made our reception venue look AMAZING!!! SERVICE - This DJ absolutely "ROCKED THE HOUSE" !! The way he blended one song into the next and genre type into another was simply incredible. He truly set the tone for every part of our reception and it was such a blast to see how people were on the dance floor from the first song to the last. PRICE - We feel that we could not have found a more reasonable and affordable DJ anywhere in FLorida. IN SUMMARY - There are simply not enough words to describe just how happy we were with the effort and planning he put into our wedding reception which resulted in the most amazing outcome that we could have ever hoped for. He made it a "Great Night" that we will never forget!!! We would HIGHLY recommend DJ Mirage and Rhythm Revolvers to anyone!

My wife and I hired South Florida DJs for our wedding this weekend and we are so happy we did. From…read moreour phone consultation to go over all the details to the execution the day of the wedding Noel made everything a simple smooth process. We even had a slight change of plans last minute and it was no problem for him. He kept the party jumping all night, knowing just what to play and when. All of our friends and family had a great time and we couldn't be any happier. If you want to hire a great DJ who punctual, professional, and is going to make sure you have a great time go with South Florida DJs.

I recently request Noel Colon services for a large event. I…read morewas extremely impressed with the quality of music and professionalism. I strongly recommend Noel Colon for your next event. Roberto Garcia Manager Vista BMW 4401 W Sample Rd | Coconut Creek, FL 33073 T: (954) 935-2702 E: roberto.garcia@vistabmw.com www.vistabmw.com Vista Motors Vista BMW

I have always wanted to explore the old RC Cola Plant in Wynwood. RC Cola had its origins in…read moreGeorgia just like Coca-Cola but it never became as popular. The building is open sometimes for tours and as an event space. It was closed the day I finally had the chance to come by but I still was able to enjoy all of the art painted on the outside of the building. In 1905 RC (Royal Crown) Cola was founded by Claud Adkins Hatcher, a Columbus, Georgia pharmacist who enjoyed creating soft drinks in the basement of his family's wholesale grocery business. The company was originally called Union Bottling Works. Royal Crown Ginger Ale was the first flavor followed by Royal Crown Strawberry, Royal Crown Root Beer and Chero-Cola. One day Hatcher overheard a route salesman describe a competitors tall bottle as being knee high which inspired him to create the Nehi line of fruit flavors in 1924. These included orange, grape, root beer. By 1925 the name of the company had been changed to Chero-Cola Co. and there were 315 plants in 14 southern states for bottling Chero-Cola and Nehi. In 1928 the company changed its name again to the Nehi Corporation because of the popularity of the fruity soft drinks. Things were going along well for the corporation until the Great Depression and the stock market crash of October 1929. Business finally began to stabilize by the 1930's but Hatcher passed away suddenly at the age of 46 on December 31, 1933. His will provided for the establishment in 1938 for the Pickett and Hatcher Educational Fund named after his good friend Devitt Pickett. The fund offered college educations to students who couldn't otherwise afford them. The fund is still operating today benefitting thousands of college students. Hatcher was succeeded by Vice President H.R. Mott who led the company to profitability in the 1940's by streamlining operations and cutting expenses. In 1946 celebrities such as Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, and Joan Crawford advertised for the company. In 1955 the name of the company was changed to Royal Crown Cola Company. In 1961 they made a breakthrough with a diet cola that tasted good and had no aftertaste. Diet Rite Cola took the company to new heights until cyclamate, the low calorie sweetener used in the soda was banned in 1969. 1975 brought to the public the popular ad campaign "Me and my RC." In 1980 the first caffeine free RC cola was introduced and in 1983 Diet Rite was eventually reformulated with NutraSweet. In 1984 RC Cola was bought by Chesapeake Financial Corporation an affiliate of Victor Posner and the headquarters was relocated from Atlanta, Georgia to Miami, Florida. An unfavorable court ruling against Posner spelled the end of RC Cola and it closed down in 1993 due to financial mismanagement. After becoming abandoned, the building began attracting graffiti. Today the RC Cola building is a focal point of the prestigious Art Basel held every December. It has appeared in the movie 2Fast2Furious. The plant is now owned by the Mana Urban Arts Project nd it is used for parties, festivals, events, and trade fairs. Art pieces painted there are under the curation of the Bushwick Collective. A full list of upcoming events can be found online.

It's an abandoned building! It's Public Art! It's a Grafitti Mural! It's a Movie Set!…read more It's the Old RC Cola Plant!! George M. gave a great historical lesson on it, and I had the chance to check it out during the Wynwood Art Fair this afternoon legally ;) I'm half tempted to take out a star because there were no industrial piping by where they used to make the soda, but there was killer grafitti and you could inhale the history in the air, and see some real cool industrial architecture. I also got to see the making of an action film while sauntering through the facility. This place has potential too, for either a killah Halloween party or Full Moon drumming!

Best hora local by far!! They were super helpful throughout the whole process, the dancers were…read moresupper friendly all the time and had everyone dancing. Not one person was sitting down!

The Quinceanera we captured photos for this past Saturday was great! It ended with fantastic energy…read moreand entertainment. Sunflower Ent. gave this group of family and friends a great show by providing La Mejor Hora Loca. Costumes were great and everyone was upbeat, happy and having a blast. I can't wait to see them at the next event.

Anyone who can make Ariana Grande sound refined, and have all generations jamming to hip hop is 5…read morestars by me! I saw the NuDeco Ensemble perform this past Saturday during their South Beach Wine & Food Festival event at the North Beach bandshell and wow with my good friend Cecilia P and wow!! Normally classical music for me is 90s hip hop and freestyle reunion shows. Boy was I missing out! These guys covered everyone from Queens to OutKast in an orchestral combination. The symphony of strings, percussion and wind was delightful. NuDeco's conductor would also stop between sets to explain their compositions as well. The night was closed with Rev Run (Run DMC you millenials :) The fact they were able to cast a great symphonic spell playing outdoors at the newly renovated North Beach Bandshell was even more spectacular. I look forward to attending some of their other events.

I've been a fan of Nu Deco Ensemble since I attended their sold out season finale at The Light Box…read moreat Goldman Warehouse more than a year ago. ORIGINAL, AMAZING & FABULOUS! Words fail to describe the pleasure of listening to the range of musical styles this Miami-based orchestra blends into such an expressive, beautiful, lively and fun performance. I've since seen Nu Deco Ensemble several more times - at the Adrienne Arsht Center where they featured Macy Gray & BJ the Chicago Kid, at a free performance at Brickell City Center and more. Conductor Jacomo Bairos is a life force - you can feel the incredible passion he has for his work and the pride he has in this incredible orchestra. Nu Deco Ensemble gives way than a performance -- they share an experience. SEE THEM!!!

If Design Miami were a compilation album, it would be Now That's What I Call Art! The homegrown…read morefair compresses a year of industry-leading programming into one dynamic business week, curating festivities that celebrate decades of inspired design while making them accessible to the public. To replicate its impact, you would need to traverse international shows and biennials, cultivate relationships with top-tier curators, and acquire works from the most innovative artists worldwide. Even as a greatest-hits collection of chart-topping creatives unfolds, the scale can feel overwhelming. Yet Design Miami delivers clarity, presenting its selections in a refined, gallery-like setting. The brand also functions as a public forum, where strategy is debated, proposals are pitched, and a creative cycle renews artisans, connoisseurs, and gallerists alike. Though it occupies only a single week each year, Design Miami's influence resonates far beyond its closing day. By distilling global design into an unforgettable experience, Design Miami asserts its role as the definitive stage for visionaries shaping the future of art and culture.

This year's Design Miami is smaller than the past, but just as good. The Moore Building in the…read moreDesign District is a gem - when you're inside, look up ... the white thing across the middle is a sculpture by noted architect Zaha Hadid. Four floors of design fill the building with a fun rooftop bar designed by Murakami. Take the time to talk to the gallerists; they are there to teach (and sell) and are thrilled when people take an interest in their products. While there take the time to explore the Design District - find all the other art venues to see art. And ... please don't forget to wear your mask