Every Wednesday
12:30
to 1:30 p.m.
Rejuvenating
Hatha Yoga
These
lunchtime yoga sessions encompass a blend of strengthening, stretching and
relaxation indoors (during the summer months) in the Butterfly Room.
Instructor Terra-Nova (RYT) brings a different theme to class each week that
prepares you mentally for the rest of your day, and the rest of your life.
Terra-Nova trained at the South Beach Green Monkey yoga studio where she
studied a wide variety of yoga forms and philosophies from Ashtanga and
Vinyasa, to Iyengar and Kundalini. Students of all experience and levels are
invited to pursue a higher state of consciousness and refresh the mind and
body. Mats are available on a first-come first serve basis. Suggested donation
of $5 for Garden members, $10 non-members.
Saturday, July 5
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Picnic With the Pets
Celebrate the dog-days of summer at this free pet-friendly picnic in the Garden. Bring the whole family to this community event with animal adoptions from Miami Dade Animal Services, a pool park, face painting, paw printing, and freshly grilled hot dogs and soy dogs for $2 and $3. Shop for new pet products with local vendors, make your own dog treats, and meet your new dog beach buddies.
Free leash-walking workshops will be happening at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. with ABC certified dog-trainer, Rose Lesniak. Bring your newly-acquired dog, or teach your old dog a new trick.
2 p.m. Canine fashion show sponsored by Doggie Bag Cafe and G Girl Productions. Bring your dog in their finest Ruff Lauren and Yves St. Bernard for a chance to win prizes!
While Fido is enjoying dog's day out, you can pamper yourself with donation-based haircuts by the Paul Mitchell school, and eyebrow threading by Brow Obsession by Anarkali. All proceeds will be donated to the Miami Beach Botanical Garden.
Live entertainment and dog sketching by Anastasia The Great.
All leashed dogs with current shots are welcome at the picnic. Check out updates on the Facebook page here and post of pic of your pooch to RSVP.
Free leash-walking workshops will be happening at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. with ABC certified dog-trainer, Rose Lesniak. Bring your newly-acquired dog, or teach your old dog a new trick.
2 p.m. Canine fashion show sponsored by Doggie Bag Cafe and G Girl Productions. Bring your dog in their finest Ruff Lauren and Yves St. Bernard for a chance to win prizes!
While Fido is enjoying dog's day out, you can pamper yourself with donation-based haircuts by the Paul Mitchell school, and eyebrow threading by Brow Obsession by Anarkali. All proceeds will be donated to the Miami Beach Botanical Garden.
Live entertainment and dog sketching by Anastasia The Great.
All leashed dogs with current shots are welcome at the picnic. Check out updates on the Facebook page here and post of pic of your pooch to RSVP.
and Friday, July 11.
Free Outdoor Theater: 9 Circles, by Bill Cain
This free community play is presented by the non-profit theater group, Ground Up & Rising, who describes their vision as, "talking to their audience where so many choose to preach."
9 Circles tells the story of an American soldier on trial for his life. The young soldier--honorably discharged but then accused of an unspeakable war crime in Iraq--is forced to navigate a labyrinth of commanding officers, public defenders, preachers, lawyers, and military psychiatrists.
Visit Ground up & Rising for more information. Show runs approximately 80 minutes. Showtimes at 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 5 and Sunday, July 6.
7:30 showing on Saturday, July 11.
9 Circles tells the story of an American soldier on trial for his life. The young soldier--honorably discharged but then accused of an unspeakable war crime in Iraq--is forced to navigate a labyrinth of commanding officers, public defenders, preachers, lawyers, and military psychiatrists.
Visit Ground up & Rising for more information. Show runs approximately 80 minutes. Showtimes at 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 5 and Sunday, July 6.
7:30 showing on Saturday, July 11.
Wednesdays, June 18 through
August 6
10 a.m.
to 1 p.m.
Free
Summer Art Camp
Join
art teacher and gardener Winsome Bolt in the Miami Beach Botanical Garden for
this free annual art camp for kindergarten and grade school students ages 6 and
up. Children will work with a variety of mediums to discover their favorite way
to express themselves, approaching learning with creativity and inventiveness.
Camp-goers will use the Garden as their canvas: we take inspiration from the
surroundings by either recreating what we see in front of us, or using natural
materials such as seeds, rocks and leaves in our art. Children will develop
tactile learning skills and social skills as they use their right brain to
interpret their surroundings. Please bring a small snack for class. Call
305.673.7256 for more information or visit the
Garden's website.
9:30 to
10:15 a.m.
Mommy
& Me Garden Adventure
This
fun multisensory class uses song, dance, games, stories, show and tell, art,
and seed planting to engage the child’s natural curiosity. Draw inspiration
from the Garden as you and your 1-3 year-old explore the different shapes and
colors in the garden. The themes of recycling and taking care of the
earth will be woven throughout the activities. This enriching class specially
designed for toddlers and their caregivers gets everybody involved in the
garden, engages the child’s sense of wonder and discovery as well nourishes the
parent-child bond. Click here to register now and see the
theme for each weekly class. Only a couple spaces left!
Thursday, July 10
7 to 9:30 p.m.
Surfrider
Community & Member Meeting
On the third Thursday of
each month, Surfrider
Foundation Miami Chapter hosts
the Community & Member Meeting at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden in the
Banyan Room. The public and all concerned with the protection of our oceans and
beaches are welcome. We will introduce new leaders and volunteers, update the
community on environmental protection initiatives, and pass out information on
upcoming events and fundraisers. Brief movies may be screened. Afterwards get a
chance to network and talk surf stories.
Friday, July 25 through Friday, August 8
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Opening reception July 25 from 6 to 10 p.m.
Photography Exhibit: La Femme... en Noir et Blanc
This art show by Miami local Henry Perez is a photo study of and about women, capturing their inner and outer beauty in familiar and sometimes peculiar surroundings and circumstances.
The photos are all shot in digital black and white, and have not been doctored or Photoshopped in any way, as a way of preserving their natural, raw state. In the exhibit, each subject or group of subjects is represented by a total of four different images. Most of the subjects have been instrumental in contributing to the surroundings and/or the style of their shoot, as the artist wanted them to feel comfortable and at ease, while he captured the simple joy of being a woman.
Perez states, "I started working on this series about one year ago and have compiled a fairly large amount of images," all of which will be projected onto a large screen during the opening night reception on Friday, July 25 from 6 to 10 p.m. with several 16x24 printed images on display for the duration of the exhibit. All images, as well as a coffee table book, will be available for purchase. Visit Henry Perez's website for more info.
Friday, July 25 through Friday, August 8
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Opening reception July 25 from 6 to 10 p.m.
Photography Exhibit: La Femme... en Noir et Blanc
This art show by Miami local Henry Perez is a photo study of and about women, capturing their inner and outer beauty in familiar and sometimes peculiar surroundings and circumstances.
The photos are all shot in digital black and white, and have not been doctored or Photoshopped in any way, as a way of preserving their natural, raw state. In the exhibit, each subject or group of subjects is represented by a total of four different images. Most of the subjects have been instrumental in contributing to the surroundings and/or the style of their shoot, as the artist wanted them to feel comfortable and at ease, while he captured the simple joy of being a woman.
Perez states, "I started working on this series about one year ago and have compiled a fairly large amount of images," all of which will be projected onto a large screen during the opening night reception on Friday, July 25 from 6 to 10 p.m. with several 16x24 printed images on display for the duration of the exhibit. All images, as well as a coffee table book, will be available for purchase. Visit Henry Perez's website for more info.
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