Forget Holllywood.... try something new... :)

Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam
Miami Beach Cinematheque
512 Espanola Way
Miami Beach, FL 33139
Directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, the film tells the story of a girl who hides her new love interest from her strict father. But her arranged marriage cannot stop the desire that rules her heart. Pre...

Tickets: $10, $7 members
305-673-4567
When:
Tue., Apr. 07, 2009 8:00pm

IF you have never gone... ..what are you waiting for.. ?! Very cool experience!

The Planetarium hosts laser shows on the first Friday of each month and on special occasions e.g. National Astronomy Day and December Laser Fest. Our first Friday laser shows are part of Fabulous First Fridays and include a number of special events. Each Fabulous First Friday begins with a 7:30 p.m. free star show in the Planetarium followed by free telescopic observing in the Weintraub Observatory from 8 until 10 p.m. Additionally we have a new series of free lectures called FYI at 8 p.m.

The Space Transit Planetarium at the Miami Science Museum has been producing laser shows since 1975 and we employ some of the latest laser technology displayed on our 4 story high and 7 story wide dome.



April 3, 2009
7:00pm Kids of the Future Laser Party
9:00pm Best of Pink Floyd
10:00pm Bob Marley
11:00pm Pink Floyd: A Saucerful of Secrets
Midnight Bob Marley

May 1, 2009
7:00pm Kids of the Future Laser Party
9:00pm Best of Pink Floyd
10:00pm Tool
11:00pm Radiohead
Midnight Pink Floyd: Best of the Wall


Astronomy Night Laser Fest
May 2, 2009
9:30pm The Beatles Sgt. Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band
10:30pm Pink Floyd: Interstellar Overdrive/ Echoes
11:30pm Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon


June 5, 2009
7:00pm Kids of the Future Laser Party
9:00pm The Doors
10:00pm Best of Pink Floyd
11:00pm Led Zeppelin
Midnight Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here


Laser show admission:
Adults $7.00
Children $4.00
Each show requires a separate ticket
*Laser show admission includes laser glasses.



***I have gone to the Bob Marley, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and The Doors laser light show. The next ones will be Radiohead and The Beatles... Who is coming with me??!!??******

a happy hour with a splash of SCIENCE...

If you didn't go to the last one, you missed a really neat happy hour. Great scene, great music, great people, and there is SCIENCE.. oh yes! you are actually learning while enjoying a cocktail. Sounds like my type of place. Let me know if you are in.. I will see you there!



@MiaSci Host Committee
Type: Party - Cocktail Party
Network: Global
Date: Thursday, April 30, 2009
Time: 6:00pm - 11:00pm
Location: Miami Science Museum
Street: 3280 South Miami Ave
City/Town: Miami, FL


@MIASCI is a Happy Hour with Substance. Art and science converge on the last Thursday of every month at the Miami Science Museum. Young professionals, science aficionados, art enthusiasts and other 21-45 year olds come together for a happy hour alternative in a non-traditional setting.

A wise man once said....

"If you never did you should. These things are fun and fun is good."
— Dr. Seuss

Feeling Risque ?!?

This Saturday April 4th, 2009

Host: The Vagabond
Type: Party - Club Party
Network: Global
Start Time: Saturday, April 4, 2009 at 10:00pm
End Time: Sunday, April 5, 2009 at 5:00am
Location: The Vagabond
Street: 30 NE 14th Street
City/Town: Miami, FL




The Vagabond
and Back Door Bamby
present

The Shameless Burlesque

And in the Smoke-Out Patio Garden
A Special Live Performance by
Afrobeta

Doors open at 10pm

Complimentary Belvedere and Jack Daniels 10pm-11pm

Featuring Resident DJs
Shannon :: Ray Milian :: Ryan Evans :: Carmel Ophir :: A-Train

Full mOon Kayaking ....?!?!

http://www.fullmoonkayak.com/calendar.htm

Talk about something random to do. This must be fun...

some food for the soul...

Budos Band and Javier Garcia



Friday, April 24th, 7:00 pm - North Beach Bandshell
Friday April 24th, 7 pm
North Beach Bandshell
7275 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach 33141

Advance tickets are $20

The Budos Band, from the Afro-soulful Daptone Family, offer an exciting Fela Kuti-influenced take on instrumental music. Eleven pieces in all, their group consists of drums, bass, guitar, electric organ, two trumpets, baritone saxophone, and a percussion section employing bongos, congas, tambourine, guiro, clave, shekere and cowbell. Their music has been described as compelling, psychedelic, innovative, and above all soulful. However, like many majestic things, their sound had humble beginnings.

The core of the band met as youths while participating in an after school jazz ensemble in Staten Island, New York. On late night ferry rides into Manhattan, they would sneak in the back door of the No Moore Club downtown to hear bands like Antibalas, the Sugarman Three, and Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings. After meeting resistance from the band director about the direction they wanted to take the music, they formed their own band: Los Barbudos (Spanish for "the bearded ones"). The band's name was shortened to Budos Band when one of the members shaved.

With the release of their self-titled debut album in November of 2005, the Budos Band officially joined the ranks of the Daptone Family and began to perform frequently as part of the Daptone Soul Revue, alongside many of the very acts that had inspired them only a few years before at the No Moore Club. In classic Daptone Family form, Budos guitarist Tommy ‘TNT’ Brenneck has since joined as a full-ranking member of the illustrious Dap-Kings band, and Dap-Kings’ trumpeter David Guy has reached across in turn to join the Budos Band for appearances both on the band stand and in the studio. Show after show, the Budos Band have proven their ability not only to deliver the unique, afro-psychedelic raw funk sound of their first record live, but to surpass it with dynamic soulful performances that have whipped crowds into dancing frenzies from coast to coast.