Such a treat to visit the iconic Bath Club! Such a beautiful building, incredible service and…read morefood. I felt like I was transported to a movie set. If you have a chance to go, please do.

The Bath Club has the absolute best staff looking after the members! The setting is magical ant…read morethe attention to member needs is second to none.

Attended a friend's wedding there. To start, the grounds were incredible. Waterfalls, swans and…read moreother wildlife throughout the property. A wonderful venue for any occasion, in my humble opinion. We were in a clear sided tent which was well illuminated and the air conditioning did not disappoint. The management has contacts for event management, music, food, decor, etc. I do not know if the family brought in their own music and catering or used the venue's, but both were very good. Highly recommend!

We sent an inquiry for my wedding because my boyfriend liked the venue online. However, Joseph…read moreDoyle was very rude, refusing to give us any information until we confirmed the date he said was okay (which, it wasn't, but if had the treatment been different and we liked it in person as much as we did online, we could have compromised). They can keep their garden, I'm not paying 21k to someone who does business like that.

What a beautiful venue! The M Building has it all to make your event such a unique experience…read more William, the manager, is a nice and diligent person who will always help you before, during and after the event to make sure everything is on point. I really wasn't expected that but I really appreciated it. Thank you!

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Being at Space Park felt like being at a music festival, and had the nicest, most chill clientele…read moreof all the nightlife spots I had been to in Miami. Though there was a really long line to get in and a bit of a pile up at the ticketing booth, I didn't sense that the crowd was getting agitated, and once we were inside, it was totally smooth sailing. I don't remember the name of the DJ we saw when I was there, but it was a popular one and the grassy area in front of the stage got more and more crowded as the night progressed, but it was the most comfortable I had felt of all the bars I had been to in Miami previously, where I was getting lots of stares and felt like my personal space was being invaded at all times. It was refreshing to just be, and not feel the need to be hyper vigilant at all times. We had a great view of the light show even from where we were way in the back. There were also food trucks and a couple of bar areas where drinks were easy to pick up. Glad to have found this little music oasis away from the bro-y bar vibes I had experienced elsewhere.

Stumbled across this great venue for two day event Trippy Market. Great outdoor hang with music,…read morefood and shopping.

Villa Paula was constructed in 1926 to be the first Cuban consulate in Miami.  With its combination…read moreof French neo-classical architectural elements, Moorish arches and Spanish tiles, this picturesque house has a distinctive Havana flair. It is one of a handful of homes in South Florida on the register of historic places. The Villa Paula has miraculously survived the trauma of the devastating hurricane of 1926 and attempts to tear it down.  Now Lovingly restored, it is a place for discovering art treasures -- ranging from Renoir and Picasso to Wilfredo Lam and Miami's homegrown genius, the late Pervis Young. The original bucolic environment of the villa grounds is preserved in the garden with its cascades of bougainvillea and its graceful pergola, perfect for enjoying food, wine, and music. This villa is now up for sale.

What a cool building. This 1926 mansion in a neoclassical design used to be the Cuban Consulate. It…read morewas actually a Cuban building on American soil. Some people believe it is haunted by the ghost of Paula who was the wife of Cuban Consul Domingo Millord and for whom the house was named. Supposedly she died in 1932 after having one leg amputated. There are stories all over the internet claiming that this is the most haunted house in Miami. If you love the idea of owning a haunted house then you are in luck because Villa Paula is for sale for $4.5 million dollars. If you saw the neighborhood in Little Haiti you might be a little skeptical as to the price tag of this property. The house last sold in 2016 for a mere $500,000. It was used as an art gallery managed by Martin Siskind. The house is jointly owned by Martin and his brother Richard. Martin wanted to sell but Richard didn't. The dispute between the brothers has finally been settled and the mansion along with four other properties is now on the market. They are justifying the large price by saying that this is an up and coming neighborhood like Wynwood. The house is a designated historic site so it cannot be changed. It will be interesting to see what is eventually done with it. I am hoping for a museum or something in that vein that honors the history of this property.

Vivaldi concert was fabulous. Baroque music is a connection to the kind of music we enjoy now!read more

I love me an outdoor space for live performances and Miami Beach Bandshell is one of my favorite…read morespaces for that in the city. Located in North Miami Beach, the space is nice, spacious and right by the beach so you get this night time beach breeze (if you're attending an evening concert). They have a parking lot conveniently a block away and a bunch of street parking all around. Everytime I have attended an event here, it's typically seamless, well organized and an overall great time. They usually offer seats in the back end of the space, with standing free-space all around. Bars on the sides of the entrance and the stage in the middle. Since it is a smaller venue, you usually get a good view wherever you're at due to the size of the space. I love watching up and coming artists here because it's such an intimate experience.

Sweet Bird North Plaza is a 17,500 square foot event space in the Miami Design District next to the…read moreMuseum Garage. Trees, landscaping, and natural rock walls add beauty to the plaza giving you the feeling that you have found a secret garden The plaza is used to stage pop up events, shops, and food trucks. The wall on the Museum Garage features rotating murals. Also in the plaza is the permanent art sculpture, Jokester 2, 2018, a red crumpled Solo cup that is a condemnation of our throw away culture and urges us to protect the environment. Sweet Bird Plaza is always a popular place for people to take pictures. Right now Sweet Bird Plaza is hosting the beautiful Gucci Holiday Snow Globe which pays tribute to the history of Gucci. A free display, this is the cheapest thing you will ever receive from Gucci but you only have until January 7th to see it.

It's close to my house so I go there often. Delicious Italian- vodka penne, tiramisu. A fun bar…read more Often life music. We also eat Vietnamese as well as a baked Haitian cauliflower with a secret sauce.

The wrap man is the name of the restaurant I got skewers…read moreand fries and homemade mint lemonade Its was really good season well the mint lemonade was definitely refreshing and the service attendant at the cash register was patient in walking my friend and I through the menu. The space is nice but as a mom it can feel a bit tight during busy hours but it's great place to get some fresh made lunch with friends

Great location for an event. Highly recommend. Location is safe and versatile. The booking process…read moreis simple and straightforward.

I stopped by this past Sunday in continuation of my religious exploration - and because this was…read morethe new church of the famous Padre Alberto. The church itself is a pretty space, with a classic look from the wood arches. Acoustics were clear, and the pianist was talented. I mean, they didn't play the Pichy Boys song (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRLm7EkPwoY) but had a modern interpretation of church hymns. I believe Padre Alberto's wife was the vocalist. Padre Alberto himself is an energetic speaker, and made a few relevant modern symbology. The theology is still essentially Catholic.