Day 32 – Riverdance Farewell Performances $$$$

April 30th, 2010 Categories: 365 Things To Do In Miami

It’s been 15 years and they’re saying good-bye.  They’ve performed in 32 countries around the globe.  Over 21,000,000 people have been delighted at their shows.    Riverdance is touring their farewell performances around major US cities.  Make sure to catch Riverdance’s farewell performances this weekend at the Broward Center for Performing Arts.  This will be your only chance to catch them locally.  Their tour around the country ends in June.

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Day 31 – Love, Passion, Betrayal – Opera! $$

April 29th, 2010 Categories: 365 Things To Do In Miami

If you’re never been to the opera, you’re missing out. A great way to introduce yourself to it is by attending Florida Grand Opera’s Carmen production.  The famous opera has been pleasing audiences for well over a hundred years and it’s still as fresh as ever.  And while the best seats in the house can cost over $200 a piece, you can enjoy the very same performance for as little as $19 so I kept this one at two dollar signs.

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Day 30 – Take a Flying Leap $$$$

April 23rd, 2010 Categories: 365 Things To Do In Miami

I will say it upfront:  I am terrified to do this.  (cluck, cluck) But I have a secret desire to go skydiving one day.  HA!  So for those of you out there who live off that adrenaline rush, and can actually give in to it, my hat’s off to you. =)

Miami Skydiving offers those less chicken of us (cluck, cluck) the opportunity to prepare for a skydiving experience in about an hour with the utmost attention to safety.  If AFF (Accelerated Free Fall) (and again I say cluck, cluck, gulp) is more your style, they have that too of course.

My heart was pounding just reading their website.  This one will have to remain on my bucket list for a bit longer then.  (cluck, cluck)

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Day 29 – MiaSci Adventure B4 They Move $

April 22nd, 2010 Categories: 365 Things To Do In Miami

Haven’t been to the Miami Science Museum since you were in Mrs. Ramirez’ class? It may still be in the same place, but not for long! The museum is getting a complete overhaul and will have a new home.

But in the meantime, you can still visit the old digs. I was there last month during the week and shouldn’t have been surprised at the many yellow school buses there, but was. Duh! Kids go on school trips, especially if there’s a fun lesson to be learned.

Check out the official site for news and information.

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Day 28 – Camp Expo $ Free

April 8th, 2010 Categories: 365 Things To Do In Miami

Looking for Miami summer camp ideas for the kiddies?  This one-stop event will provide you with all the info you need at one place so you can make an informed choice.  The Shops at Sunset Place third annual “Summer Fun and Camp Expo” on Sat., April 24, 2010 from 12 noon to 5 p.m. on the first level of the mall by Dan Marino’s Town Tavern.

The “Summer Fun Expo” will have representatives in attendance from camp and teen programs from around South Florida. The expo is a wonderful way to receive information on multiple summer programs and party services without the hassle of researching, traveling to, or even calling each one. Event attendees of all ages will also enjoy live entertainment, fun and games, face painting and much more.

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Day 27 – Family Fitness Day $ Free

April 8th, 2010 Categories: 365 Things To Do In Miami

Join the folks at North Bay Village for an afternoon of exciting fitness activities for the entire family at the North Bay Village First Annual Family Fitness Day…

FREE ADMISSION

Soccer, fitness testing, obstacle course, boxing demo, martial arts demo , yoga, power walking, games and much more…

Healthy snacks and refreshments available

Treasure Island Elementary School Athletic Field.  7540 East Treasure Drive, North Bay Village, FL 33141-4376

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