Alfredo Patino

Hey Brother. The spot looks beautiful. I love the pics. Can't wait to get thrown out one day.
Love Kim and Eric

hi! guys!! come to my "hood" and enjoy where i live!! come and see MiMo-Biscayne blvd. like you have never seen it before!!!trust me!!!

Cino de MiMo..
May 2nd to 4th FESTIVAL
Biscayne bouldevard 67th street to 77th street!!!for more info. go to
www. mimoboulevard. org

hope you see there :)
Gema Mondragon

***just for your info...***

Thoughts on promoting a sense of place.

By Antolín García Carbonell, R.A.


The Bay

Biscayne Bay has been an attraction to visitors since the 16th century when Spanish galleons stopped to replenish their water tanks before crossing the Atlantic. Julia Tuttle saw its potential as the heart of a great city while visiting her father, Charles Torrey Simpson studied its mangroves and migrating birds and taught us how to live in the tropics, Vivian Larramore Rader wrote poems about the clouds that cast shadows on its waters and the moon in her backyard’s mango trees and validated our sense of place, Christo and Jean Claude wrapped its islands in pink polypropolyne and made it into a work of art. They all changed how we view Miami’s greatest asset. They all lived or worked in North East Miami.


The River

Little River provided the easiest access from the bay, past the mangroves onto dry land on the coastal ridge. The Tekesta paddled their canoes upstream to a mound in today’s El Portal, American settlers in the 1870’s used to take their citrus to market before the railroads came, bootleggers in the 1920’s used it to bring in liquor, boatyards still sell recreational craft from its north bank and throughout, manatees have swum upstream in season.


The Settlements

Dry land with waterfront access has always been desirable in South Florida. Lemon City, along N.E. 61st Street was the only place in the upper bay where this happened naturally. In 1889, this became our first urban center. The Florida East Coast Railroad in 1896 built stations at Buena Vista ( N.E. 36th Street) , Lemon City (N.E.
59th Str

RIP JENNY

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Hi!hope you're having a nice weekend!..hope to hear from you soon.

Gemita.

150 20th st Miami Beach produced by Chris Chrebet

We would like to invite you to our special sneak peek of a new event called Retro at O Asian Grill and Lounge this Saturday. From midnight till 5am we'll be pumpin' the finest in 80's and old school hits. Believe it or not, there is still no cover at O Asian Grill and Lounge - 330 Lincoln Rd, next to SET. Bottle and table reservations call 305.776.2606. Brought to you by Chris Chrebet and Townhouse Hotel's Rooftop Lounge, the official preparty for Retro, Our official grand opening is Aug 4th. More info at sobepreparty.com

Thanks for being our friend!

ROOFTOP PARTY, Friday June 8th ? you're invited!

We'll be jammin the hottest house and electro around, no cover. That's right, free admission, pretty cool huh? Hooked on House every Friday night at the Rooftop Lounge of the Townhouse Hotel. Hope to see you there.

More info in the Hooked on House myspace profile on our top friends list. Drink specials 9-11pm, party till 2am. Going up? Townhouse Hotel 150 20th st, Miami Beach. To book a private event or for more info call 305.776.2606. Thanks for your support!

Our new house music party starts this Friday on the rooftop of Townhouse.

?Hooked on House? will make you just that.

There is no cover. Not your headbanging club. We're showing everyone that house really is music. We started our myspace profile last week and already have over 400 member requests?!?! For more info check out the ?Hooked on House? profile in our top friends list, then add us if you like.

See you one of these upcoming fridays!!

ps: This weeks Saturday event has been cancelled for this week only. Friday night, Hooked on House!!