“From Deco to MiMo”: Dade Heritage Days Kick Off Event
Thursday, March, 6:30 p.m.
10th Street Auditorium at 1001 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach
Dade Heritage Trust invites you to kick off Dade Heritage Days at a reception in the City of Miami Beach’s exciting 10th Street Auditorium, headquarters for the Miami Design Preservation League. Renowned architects Enrique Gutierrez, designer of the Bacardi Building, and Jan Hochstim, UM School of Architecture professor and author of Florida Modern, will give presentations on the hot “new old”--Mid-20th Century Modern Architecture. Park on street or in City garages at 7th Street, between Washington and Collins Ave., and at 12th St., just west of Washington Ave. Refreshments will be served. FREE for DHT and MDPL members; $10 for nonmembers. Call DHT for reservations at 305-358-9572. www.dadeheritagetrust.org
The Villagers’ Garden Tour 2010
Saturday, March 6, 10 a.m.- 3 p.m.
This always-popular tour will feature several outstanding gardens in the Coral Gables and Kendall Drive area. Meet at 55 Casuarina Concourse, Coral Gables. Ticket prices are $25 in advance or $30 at the door. For info call 305-789-0043 or 305-661-2560.
Morningside Walking Tour
Saturday, March 6, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Meet at 5601 NE 6th Avenue, Miami.
Stroll with the Historical Museum’s Historian Dr. Paul George along the bayside shores of this beautiful boom era community amidst an original subtropical hammock. Explore Miami’s first locally designated historic district with its unique blend of Spanish style and Streamline Moderne architecture. Enter the neighborhood through the guard gate at 58th and Biscayne and park on the street. Meeting point is at the corner of NE 6th Avenue and 56th Street. $20 for HMSF members, $25 for non-members. For further info, 305-375-1621, www.hmsf.org
Redland Riot Road Rallye
Saturday, March 6, 10:30 a.m.
Cauley Square, SW 224th St. and U.S.1
Everyone is invited to participate in the annual car caravan adventure through Miami’s bountiful countryside known as Rob’s Redland Riot Road Rallye. The event is hosted by local historian Robert Adams Burr. Participating teams will receive a map and a set of cryptic questions to be answered along the way at Burr’s Berry Farm, Whitney’s Produce, Knaus Berry Farm, Fruit and Spice Park, RF Orchids, Redland Hotel, Florida Pioneer Museum and Robert Is Here Fruit Stand. The final stop is Schnebly Redland’s Winery where participants will enjoy live music, BBQ treats, and the winners will be crowned. Registration is $5 per car. RSVP in advance on the web site www.RedlandRiot.com
Psychic Fair at the Coral Castle
Saturday, March 6 and Saturday, April 3, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
28655 South Dixie Highway, Homestead
Come to the Psychic Fair at America’s “ Stonehenge”. The historic and mysterious landmark of 1100 tons of carved coral rock is not to be missed. The Psychic Fair hosts fortune tellers, tarot card readers, and vendors selling incense and trinkets. Admission is $9.75 for adults, $5 for Dade Heritage Trust members with DHT membership card, $5 for children ages 7-12, $6.50 for Senior Citizens, and free for children under 7. Call 305-248-6345 or visit www.coralcastle.com for more info.
Matheson Hammock Eco-History Walking Tour
Sunday, March 7, 10 a.m. -12:30 p.m.
Matheson Hammock Park, 9610 Old Cutler Road, Miami.
Walk with eco-historian Frank Schena through Matheson Hammock. Hear about its distant past as an Indian hunting ground and absorb the diversity of flora and fauna that grows there today. Learn how this former estate became one of Miami-Dade’s first county parks and how the Civilian Conservation Corps designed and constructed it. Meeting point is at the parking lot just east of the traffic light. HMSF members $20, non-members $25. For further info, 305- 375-1621, www.hmsf.org
A Newsworthy Walk through Miami Histoy
Sunday, March 7, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Meet at Dropped Bowl of Oranges Sculpture
NW 1st Street & 2 Avenue (across from the Cultural Plaza Garage)
Learn about the history of journalism in South Florida on this Metromover Tour with the Historical Museum’s Dr. Paul George. See the site of the first TV station and hear about broadcast pioneers. View the exterior of the Freedom Tower, home to the Miami News, and hear stories about the Miami Herald while you gaze upon this important building. Advance reservations suggested. HMSF members $20, nonmembers $25. For further info.305- 375-1621, www.hmsf.org
Starlight Movie Classics at the Barnacle
Sunday, March 7, Gates open at 6 p.m.; Movie begins at 7 p.m.;
no admittance after 7:15 p.m.
The Barnacle Historic State Park, 3485 Main Highway, Coconut Grove
Watch a movie classic on the lawn of the historic Barnacle, built in 1891, while feasting on your own picnic with friends and family. Four tickets with a $25 membership. Call 305-442-6866 or visit www.FloridaStateParks.org/TheBarnacle
Miami Marine Stadium Presentation by Don Worth
Wednesday, March 10, 6 to 8 p.m.
Design Within Reach, 927 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach
Built in 1964, the Miami Marine Stadium is an icon of 20th century Modern architecture, hosting boat races, concerts, Easter Sunrise services and more. It has been shuttered since Hurricane Andrew in 1992. Since 2008, Friends of Marine Stadium (website: www.marinestadium.org), a coalition of volunteers under Dade Heritage Trust, has worked to bring the Stadium back to life, securing its historic designation and having it included in the City of Miami’s Master Plan for Virginia Key. Much national publicity has been received, including a video endorsement by Jimmy Buffett and recognition by the National Trust and the World Monuments Fund. Don Worth, a long time preservationist, was a member of the City of Miami Beach’s Design Review Board from 1998-2002 and is Co-Founder of Friends of Marine Stadium. He will deliver a Powerpoint lecture that discusses the past, present, and future of the Marine Stadium. Reception follows the 7 p.m. presentation. FREE. RSVP to 305- 531-6470.
Barnacle Under Moonlight
Friday, March 12, 6 p.m.
The Barnacle Historic State Park, 3485 Main Highway, Coconut Grove
Enjoy a concert on the lawn of The Barnacle Historic State Park. Bring a picnic and blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the evening as Bob Ingram entertains on the grounds of The Barnacle, built in 1891 by Commodore Ralph Munroe. No pets. No alcohol. $7 per person for those age 10 and over, $3 for ages 6-9. For further info, 305-442-6866 or visit
www.FloridaStateParks.org/TheBarnacle
Morris Lapidus/Mid 20th Century Historic District Walking Tour
Saturday, March 13 at 11 a.m.
Begin at 4525 Collins Avenue, the Eden Roc Hotel
Parking available at City Lot, 46th Street and Collins Avenue
The Morris Lapidus/Mid 20th Century Historic District is situated within a one-mile long stretch of Collins Avenue between 44 and 53 Streets. This extraordinary collection of Lapidus masterpieces, together with seven mid-century structures designed by other highly respected architects, embodies the full aesthetic, social, economic and historic impact that this stretch would have on the evolution of “Miami Modern” design and the future of post-war modern leisure and apartment living in South Florida and beyond. The t,our, led by William Cary and Deborah Tackett of the City of Miami Beach Planning Department, will include several hotel lobbies and will be approximately two miles. Wear comfortable shoes. FREE. Call 305-673-7000 ext. 6467 for more info.
Bay Harbor Islands MiMo Architecture:
A Celebratory Walking Tour and Photo Exhibit/Reception
Saturday, March 13, Walking Tour: 3:30 – 5 p.m.
Photo Exhibit/Reception 5 to 8 p.m.
Meet at 1019 Kane Concourse, Bay Harbor Islands to take a guided tour of Bay Harbor’s East Island, featuring the country’s most intense collection of MiMo (Miami Modern) buildings created by an array of amazing architects including Morris Lapidus, Norman Giller and Charles McKirahan. See the TV home of Dexter from the Showtime series. Afterward, during a reception, celebrate the publication of Bay Harbor Islands MiMo: Architecture of a Mid-Century Town with a collection of photographs from the book. Prints of photos will be available for purchase. $10 for Walking Tour; reception is FREE. For more info, 305-945-1770 or teri@dadausa.com
Stiltsville, Key Biscayne and Cape Florida Lighthouse Boat
Saturday, March 13, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Bayside Marketplace, 401 Biscayne Blvd. Downtown Miami
Voted Best Tour by the Miami New Times! Enjoy this beautiful boat trip with Dr.Paul George to one of Miami’s hidden gems-Stiltsville, a remnant community of seven houses perched on stilts in the middle of the turquoise waters of Biscayne Bay. See the Cape Florida Lighthouse, learn about the history of Key Biscayne, and hear stories of fabulous parties and nefarious mobsters. Advance reservations and payment required. HMSF members $39, non-members $44. For further info, 305-375-1621, www.hmsf.org
Tour of Miami Beach Residential Gardens
Saturday, March 13, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Miami Beach Botanical Garden, 2000 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach.
Miami Beach Botanical Garden, presents its 8th annual tour of private residential gardens.
The six featured homes include waterfront estates, urban terraces, and private retreats of a former Miami Beach Mayor and an acclaimed author. $20 in advance and for Garden members, $25 on the day of the tour. For reservations with a credit card, 305-673-7256 ext. 206 or lajamieson@mbgarden.org
Secrets of Coconut Grove Walking Tour
Sunday, March 14, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Coconut Grove.
Discover the charming history and hidden secrets of one of Miami’s original settlements, Cocoanut Grove, as you walk with Resident Historian Dr. Paul George. Hear about the challenges faced by early Grove pioneers, Bahamian settlers and visiting Seminoles as you visit significant sites including the Peacock Inn, Millionaire’s Row, Plymouth Congregational Church and the Barnacle, the preserved home of Commodore Ralph Munroe. HMSF members $20, non-members $25. For further info, 305-375-1621, www.hmsf.org
Oleta River Full Moon Eco Boat
Sunday, March 14, 6 - 8 p.m.
Pelican Harbor 1279 NE 79th Street Causeway, Miami
Enjoy the beautiful full moon reflecting on the water and look for night herons on this unique tour with Eco-historian Frank Schena. Ride in an open boat with bench seating for a quiet night trip past the islands of Biscayne Bay from Pelican Island to Oleta River. $30 for HMSF members, $35 for nonmembers. Reservations limited to 20 and payment required in advance. For further info, 305- 375-1621, www.hmsf.org
Miami Shores Walking Tour
Sunday, March 14, at 11:30 a.m.
Meet at the corner of NE 4th Avenue, Grand Concourse and 96th Street at the Miami Shores Baptist Church parking lot, where parking is available
Join Professor Seth Bramson for the first of his series of Dade Heritage Days tours as he takes us on an approximately 1 ½ hour walking tour of Miami Shores, where we will see some of the beautiful 1920 boom homes built by the Shoreland Company and learn about the incredible history of “the Shores.” The tour will depart from the south side of 96th Street. A hat and walking shoes are recommended; no smoking during the tour. FREE, but reservations requested to DHT at 305-358-9572.
Women’s History Luncheon
Monday, March 15, 12 Noon
Legion Memorial Park, 6447 NE 7th Avenue, Miami
The African American Committee of Dade Heritage Trust invites you to attend its 12th Annual Women’s History Luncheon to benefit the historic Miami City Cemetery Commemorative Service and Youth Talent on Parade Program. The honorees
are pioneer women who are buried in the Miami City Cemetery. This year’s honorees will be Della Irene Alaban, Cementina Attleboro, Henrietta Cain, Gladys A. Davis, Nina Estelle Davis, Matilda Knowles Moffat, Mary Moore, and Addie Tate Williams. Come and enjoy an original skit about these women, written by Leone Culmer. Donations
are $30; make checks payable to African American Committee of DHT. For more info, call 305-638-5800.
“Have Women Been the Major Visionaries for Historic Preservation in South Florida?”
Wednesday, March 17, 6- 9 p.m.
Cash Bar, 6 p.m; Dinner, 6:30 p.m.; Program, 7:15 p.m.
Rusty Pelican Restaurant, 3201 Rickenbacker Causeway, Key Biscayne
The Urban Environment League in partnership with Dade Heritage Trust and in honor of Women’s History Month invites you to an evening of stimulating discussion. Panelists include preservationists Sallye Jude, Kathleen Kauffman, Nancy Liebman, Dolly MacIntyre, Arva Moore Parks and Enid Pinkney. The Honorable Coral Gables Mayor Don Slesnick will moderate. For more info, uelinfo@bellsouth.net or call 786-472-0011. The 3-course dinner is $25, $20 for students. Free for the 7:15 p.m. program only.
Sunny Isles Bus Tour
Friday, March 19, 10 a.m.
Meet at Sunny Isles City Hall, 18090 Collins Avenue
Join “Mr. Memorabilia” Seth Bramson for his grand bus tour of Sunny Isles Beach. Park in the City Hall lot. This tour is limited to 22 people, the capacity of the bus. A marvelous look at the glorious history of the great city originally founded by Harvey Baker Graves as Sunny Isles in 1922. Reservations required, call DHT 305-358-9572. FREE.
Walking Tours of Biscayne Boulevard and the Neighborhoods of Northeast Miami
Saturday, March 20, 10:30 a.m.
Vagabond Motel, 7301 Biscayne Boulevard, across from the Coppertone Girl Sign.
Enjoy this tour of 160 years of recorded history of northeast Miami starting with the 1857 Military Trail that became Biscayne Boulevard in the 1920s and served as the spine for the development of the area. Learn about the boom time Belle Meade and Aqua Marine subdivisions, the architecture of the Mediterranean, Art Deco and Post-War Moderne periods and the history of Coppertone, Benjamin Green, its forgotten inventor, and the historical Coppertone Girl Sign. Tours last approximately 1 ¼ hour and cover about a mile on foot. A $10 donation for the Biscayne MiMo Association is requested; no credit cards. For further info contact Antolin Carbonell at antonlingarciacarbonell@gmail.com
Little Havana Walking Tour
Saturday, March 20, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Brigade 2506 Torch, SW 13 Avenue & SW 8th Street
Absorb Cuban culture with Dr. Paul George on this classic tour through one of Miami’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Explore bungalow architecture, see the Tower Theater and marvel at the hand rollers at a cigar factory. Visit Domino Park, Cuban Memorial Boulevard and see the home of Miami’s first mayor. You may join Dr. George for lunch after the tour if you wish. HMSF members $20, nonmembers $25. For further info,
305-375-1621 www.hmsf.org
Pinewood Cemetery Pioneer Day 2010
Saturday, March 20, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Pinewood Cemetery on Erwin Drive, just south of Sunset Drive
The City of Coral Gables and the Pinewood Cemetery Advisory Board present Pioneer Day, a celebration of the history of early pioneer families, many buried at Pinewood cemetery. Join us for a tour of Pinewood Cemetery, recognized as the oldest cemetery south of the Miami River and one of the oldest historic sites in Coral Gables. It is the final resting place for more than 200 pioneers from the 1800s and early 1900s, including veterans of the Seminole Indian War, Civil War, Spanish-American War, and World War I as well as victims of the 1926 hurricane. Harriet Stiger Liles, author of Pinewood Cemetery, Coral Gables, Florida , A History with Pioneer Biographies, is the featured guest speaker. The Villagers, Inc. will also be recognized for their recent efforts at the Cemetery. Light refreshments will be served. FREE.
Walk on the Wild Side of Virginia Key
Sunday, March 21, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Tour starts at the Virginia Key Hammock Trail entrance, next to the parking lot of Virginia Key Beach. There is a City of Miami parking fee.
The Urban Paradise Guild invites you to join a volunteer naturalist on a FREE, guided tour of the Virginia Key Coastal Hammock Trail. Learn about the endangered and threatened native plants and animals that call this 1,000 acre barrier island home. Bring your own picnic lunch and stay for an optional afternoon planting or exploration of another part of the island. Get a head start on the tour by downloading the trailbook, http://www.virginiakeybeachpark.net/guidebook.pdf . For further info, www.urban-paradise.org or sam@urban-paradise.org.
Design District Architecture Walking Tour
Sunday, March 21 from 10 a.m.- 12 Noon.
Charcuterie French Restaurant (now closed), 3610 NE 2nd Avenue, Midtown Miami
Explore the heart of design in Miami with Dr. Paul George. See cutting-edge architecture, examine the nouveau-Minoan figures on the Buick building, and window-shop at the high-end furniture stores and art galleries. Hear about developer Craig Robins, and learn about the neighborhood master plan created buy Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk. Metered parking is available under the I-195 freeway. HMSF members $20, nonmembers, $25. For further info, 305-375-1621, www.hmsf.org
Historic Spring Garden Characters and Greenery Tour
Sunday, March 21, 1 p.m.
Meet at the Spring Garden Entrance, NW 11th Street and 9th Court
Historic Spring Garden is a patch of green nestled between the Miami River and the Health District near downtown Miami. Join us as resident Dr. Jim Broton takes you on
a walking tour describing the neighborhood’s past residents and many historic trees dating from the subdivision’s opening and before. $10 donation to the Spring Garden Civic Association. For more info call 305-324-8477, or eileenbroton@bellsouth.net
Bus Tour of North Beach MiMo Architecture
Sunday, March 21, 2 p.m.
Meet at the North Beach Band Shell, 7275 Collins Avenue, North Beach.
Enjoy a guided bus tour of Miami Beach’s northern neighborhood, known as North Beach, which has one of the largest and most cohesive concentrations of MiMo buildings in South Florida. The two districts that were recently honored with listing on the National Register of Historic Places are made up of over 800 small apartment buildings, hotels and neighborhood commercial buildings. $30, $25 for students and seniors with ID. For reservations and info, 305-865-4147, www.gonorthbeach.com
One Water (2008) Screening & Panel Discussion
Tuesday, March 23, 7-9 p.m.
Vizcaya Museum & Garden, 3251 S. Miami Avenue, Miami
One Water is a film that celebrates the myriad ways water has touched human lives around the globe—and explores our changing relationship to water as it grows ever more perilously scarce. One Water leaves audiences with the provocative question: Is water a human right or a commodity? After the screening of the documentary One Water panelists will discuss the global challenge to preserve clean and safe drinking water from the perspective of the film’s producer, co-director and writer, Sanjeev Chaterjee as well as Vizcaya’s Chief Horticulturalist, Ian Simpkins. Discussion between the panelists and the audience will encourage “local voices to join the global conversation.” Refreshments will be available for purchase. $15, free for students with valid ID. Seating is limited and
opens at 6 p.m. For info, 305-250-9133; www.vizcayamuseum.org
Taste of Palm Grove
Saturday, March 27, 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
565 N.E. 66th Street, the home of Bob Powers
Resident Bob Powers leads this walking tour of the City of Miami’s newest and largest historic district, Palm Grove. The location is the Upper East Side of Miami just west of Biscayne Boulevard’s MiMo District. See the diverse styles of Miami homes in Vernacular, Mediterranean, Art Deco and MiMo architecture. Step inside a few of the neighborhoods’ favorite interiors. Sponsored by the Palm Grove Neighborhood Association. Wear comfortable shoes. Call DHT at 305-358-9572 for reservations. FREE.
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Dade Heritage Days at the Cape Florida Lighthouse
Saturday, March 27, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, 1200 South Crandon Blvd., Key Biscayne
The Lighthouse and Keepers House will be open to the general public. Local historian Joan Gill Blank will offer copies of her book for sale, Key Biscayne, A History of Miami's Tropical Island and the Cape Florida Lighthouse. The Boaters Grill will be serving fish chowder prepared from an old recipe recorded by a former lighthouse keeper. Enjoy the newly refurbished Coco Palm brick walkway and signage, courtesy of a donation from Dade Heritage Trust, and support historic preservation by ordering a commemorative brick to recognize someone special in your life. Free admission to the Lighthouse after Park admission of $4 per individual driver; $8 for up to 8 individuals in a car; $2 per walk- in/bike. For more info, 305- 361- 5811, www.floridastateparks.org/capeflorida
Miami Marine Stadium/Virginia Key Planning Charrette
Saturday, March 27, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Rusty Pelican Restaurant, 3201 Rickenbacker Causeway, Key Biscayne
Help shape the future of Virignia Key and the historic Miami Marine Stadium at a charrette sponsored by the University of Miami and the Urban Environment League. Students from UM’s School of Architecture, under the guidance of architects Jorge Hernandez and Hilario Candela, will present their designs for the City of Miami’s Master Plan followed by public input. FREE. For more info, call DHT, 305-358-9572.
Florida’s Fabulous Hotel Lobbies Coach Tour
Saturday, March 27, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Historical Museum of Southern Florida, 101 West Flagler Street, Miami
Join Dr. Paul George as he celebrates Miami Modern (MiMo), Art Deco, and Mediterranean Revival architecture with entertaining stories on this tour of some of Florida’s best-known and most beautiful hotel lobbies. Tour includes stops at the Biltmore, Fontainebleau, Essex, and the Doral Hotels, and a few surprises. Advance payment and reservations required. Members $39 and nonmembers $44. For further info, 305-375-1621, www.hmsf.org
Walking Tour of Lincoln Road by Seth Bramson
Sunday, March 28, 10 a.m.
Meet on south side of Lincoln Road at James Avenue, between Collins
and Washington Avenues
“Mr. Memorabilia” Seth Bramson will lead this tour from Collins to Meridian, giving an entertaining overview of Lincoln Road, its history, its great stories and how it transitioned from being “the Fifth Avenue of the South” to one of America’s trendiest shopping and dining streets. A hat and walking shoes are recommended; no smoking. FREE but reservations are requested; call DHT at 305-358-9572.
Deering Seafood Festival on the Bay
Sunday, March 28, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
The Deering Estate at Cutler, 16701 SW 72nd Avenue, Palmetto Bay
The Deering Seafood Festival takes place at the historic Deering Estate at Cutler,
South Florida’s magnificent backyard on Biscayne Bay. Festival goers of all
ages will enjoy live all-day island themed entertainment, scrumptious seafood,
cooking demos by local celebrity chefs, an artist’s village, Lil’Shrimp Kids Zone, boat rides aboard the Pelican Skipper and tours of the historic houses.. Foodies can dine on an outstanding array of South Florida’s freshest fish and seafood prepared by local restaurants and caterers, including lobster, fried conch, shrimp egg rolls, grilled dolphin, garlic blue crabs, fresh sushi and mountains of shrimp. $15 adults; $5 children 4-14, Members free. For further info, 305-235-1668 x 263, www.deeringestate.org
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Old Time Dance
Sunday, March 28, 6 p.m
The Barnacle Historic State Park, 3485 Main Highway, Coconut Grove
Dance Instruction, 6:30 p.m; Dance, 7 – 10 p.m.
Kick up your heels as On the Fly plays traditional American music while Lou Dow calls the dance steps in the Micco Pavilion on the grounds of the Barnacle, built by Ralph Munroe in 1891. Dance instruction for these traditional American folk dances is included. Dances such as circles, squares, contras and waltzes were all the rage in the 1800s, so come on out and dance like it’s 1891! $10 a person. For more info, 305-442-6866,www.FloridaStateParks.org/TheBarnacle
River of Dreams: Miami River Presentation
Sunday, March 28, 12 - 1 p.m
Historical Museum of Southern Florida, 101 West Flagler Street, Miami
View old and new slides of pioneer life and modern architecture along the ever-changing Miami River during an updated presentation by photographer, Dr. Elliot Salloway, and the Museum’s Resident Historian, Dr. Paul George. Discounted parking is available at the Cultural Plaza garage, 50 NW 2nd Avenue. Advance reservations suggested. HMSF members free; nonmembers free with Museum Admission. For further info. 305-375-1621, www.hmsf.org
Mystery, Vice & Mayhem: Crime Coach
Sunday, March 28, 1 - 4 p.m.
Historical Museum of Southern Florida, 101 West Flagler Street, Miami
Hear stories of mobsters, drug smugglers and high profile kidnappings on this coach ride with the Dr. Paul George as Miami’s colorful criminal past is revealed. Visit the Miami City Cemetery, the historic Palm Island house of Al Capone, the South Beach doorstep of doomed designer Gianni Versace, the Coconut Grove home of convicted murdered Joyce Cohen and sites where the original Miami Vice was filmed. Advance reservations and payment required. HMSF Members $39, nonmembers $44. For further info.305-375-1621 www.hmsf.org
