Friday October 5, 2007
Miami Carnival weekend
“Miami Carnival” is not the same thing as “Carnival,” but it’s something. See Sunday. Also, I believe there’s still time to register for the Spencer Tunick nakedness on Monday.
Tonight
- Homegrown: A Celebration of Florida Poetry, at Books and Books.
- Tango Undressed. Even though Miami Contemporary Dance Company has a BS Google, this looks like a worthwhile event.
- Or, Companhia de Dança Deborah Colker Rota at Carnival (also Saturday). Herald has.
- Or . . . Federico Britos, Uruguayan master violinist, at the Rhythm Foundation (which has a retro new website, replete with frames).
Saturday
- Big stuff: the Moscow International Circus at BU Center. (If you want my honest opinion on this: you’d be stupid not to.)
- Need hip-hop en espanol? Musica Fresca at Bayfront, featuring Orishas, Calle 13, and Pitbull.
- Stitch Rock is in Delray Beach, but I’d be silly not to link to www.rockthestitch.com.
- If you missed the John Sanchez and Kyle Trowbridge opening at Dorsch last month, you get a closing reception to check out tonight.
- Wayne Newton. FGI if you care.
- Updated: Alex Harris, The Idea of Cuba, at Books and Books.
Sunday
- Community Leadership & Activist Training Workshop at Wallflower Gallery. Possibly a life-changing event for you?
- Here: Miami Carnival.
- Guerrilla Gardening is setting up the space in front of the new Sweat Records location right, and you can go help out.
- Poplife shoegaze tribute at PS14.
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Yay! Will you be subversive gardening with us?
Alex Harris, The Idea of Cuba, at Books and Books is on saturday not sunday at 7pm according to the b&b website link.
Thanks — changed!
I’m so glad I checked out your site this morning and read about Rock the Stitch. I’d never heard of it and it was so worth the drive – you made my day.