Statement | Washington, DC | June 18, 2020
National Trust for Historic Preservation Statement on Confederate Monuments
• Author: The National Trust for Historic
Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day and Cel-Liberation Day, is an American holiday celebrated on June 19. On June 19, 1865,
The Virginia Key Beach Park Trust remembers Albert Moss, a.k.a DJ Uncle AL. Born in Miami and a resident of Liberty City, he became known around Miami for throwing
Historic Virginia Key Beach Park Re-Opening Plan
CDC/COVID19 guidelines for safety
The COVID19 pandemic has made operations of the Historic Beach Park and public access
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Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers.
I never dreamed that we would be celebrating this wonderful spring holiday that salutes moms everywhere, via Zoom
Seventy-five years ago this week, a uniquely bold and courageous action by African American citizens of Miami changed the course of South Florida
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rinidad native and Miami artist Johanne Rahaman pays tender, determined witness to what she calls “the normal that blackness is not ever given.”
Historic Virginia Key Beach Park
As its name implies, Historic Virginia Key Beach Park is rich with history. Since it reopened in 2008, however,
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Recently, Udonis Haslem of the Miami Heat launched his new apparel line called “Homegrown Collection”. The Historic Virginia Key Beach Park (HVKBP) was
Join us in celebrating Miami’s rich destinations and culturally diverse communities by participating in the GMCVB’s Arts & Heritage Months. Go back in
