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    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/01/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/01/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/01/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Redland Evening Herb Society
    Event Date: 09/01/10 07:30AM
    Contact #: 305-247-5727
    Location: 24801 SW 187 Avenue
    Description: Enjoy learning about herbs and their uses.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/01/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/01/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/01/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/01/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/01/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/01/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/01/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/01/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/01/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/01/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/01/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/01/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/01/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/01/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/01/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/01/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/01/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/01/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/01/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/01/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/01/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/01/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/01/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/01/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/02/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/02/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/02/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/02/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/02/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/02/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/02/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/02/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/02/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/02/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/02/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Playing Tunes Before Noon
    Event Date: 09/02/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-945-3425
    Location: 18601 NE 22 Ave
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/02/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/02/10 09:45AM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 6805 SW 152 Avenue
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/02/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/02/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Everglades Expedition
    Event Date: 09/02/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Glide through the Everglades with your local guide and experience the breathtaking beauty and unique wildlife native to the "river of grass." After your airboat ride, have lunch at the Coopertown Restaurant and then travel to Shark Valley, Everglades National Park where you will enjoy a leisurely paced guided walk through the Bobcat Boardwalk where deer, otter, and alligator are often spotted.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/02/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/02/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/02/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/02/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Low-Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/02/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-226-1622
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.<br>Also held at Goulds Pool<br>21805 SW 114 Ave.<br>(305) 234-1673<br>
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/02/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/02/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 21805 SW 114 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for adults 18 and up who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/02/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/02/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/02/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/02/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/02/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Swim Team
    Event Date: 09/02/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn swim techniques and participate in Special Olympics swim competitions. Participants must have basic swimming skills. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/03/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/03/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/03/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/03/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/03/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/03/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/03/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/03/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/03/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/03/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/03/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/03/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/03/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/03/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/03/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/03/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Miami 101
    Event Date: 09/03/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: If you're new to Miami or just visiting, this is a great introduction to the "magic city." EcoAdventures staff will show you Miami like no one else can. Visit key neighborhoods of the city and learn what made Miami the vibrant international place it is today. It's a four hour van tour with stops along the way that give you the real flavor of Miami. This town has a lot of stories to tell: good, bad, and unbelievable. Let us show you the magic.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/03/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/03/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/03/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/03/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/03/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/03/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/03/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/03/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/03/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Fun On Fridays
    Event Date: 09/03/10 06:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Ongoing program for adults with developmental disabilities. Participate in social programs with community trips and indoor activities. Work on life and safety skills.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/04/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/04/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/04/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/04/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/04/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/04/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/04/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Saturdays In The Park
    Event Date: 09/04/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Ongoing program for adults with developmental disabilities. Participate in social programs with community trips and indoor activities. Work on life and safety skills.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/04/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/04/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Wheelchair Tennis - Beginners
    Event Date: 09/04/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 600 SW 92 Avenue
    Description: Learn how to play wheelchair tennis from a professional. This program is open to children and adults ages 9 and up with physical disabilities.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/04/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/04/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/04/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Trail Tours
    Event Date: 09/04/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 1855 NE 135th Street
    Description: Join us on this naturalist guided tour through a tropical hardwood hammock where you will find an assortment of interesting plants and animals native to South Florida. Come learn about Arch Creek's role in the early history of North Miami. Reservations are required. Call (305) 948-2891.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/04/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/04/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/04/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/04/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Wheelchair Tennis - Advanced
    Event Date: 09/04/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 600 SW 92 Avenue
    Description: Learn how to play wheelchair tennis from a professional. This program is open to children and adults ages 9 and up with physical disabilities.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/04/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/04/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/04/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-247-5727
    Location: 24801 SW 187 Avenue
    Description: Instructor Elisa C. Smith will calmly guide you in the practice of this ancient martial art. Experience increased energy, strengthened muscles, joint mobility, improved balance, posture, and flexibility. Breathing exercises will aid in healthy stress release.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/04/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/04/10 11:30AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for individuals ages 9 - 20 who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/04/10 11:30AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for individuals ages 9 - 20 who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/04/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Goalball
    Event Date: 09/04/10 01:00PM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 7090 NW 22nd Avenue
    Description: Learn and practice the competitive game of Goalball. For children and adults with visual impairments.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/04/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Crandon Park Bayside Canoe Adventure
    Event Date: 09/04/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: This naturalist-led canoe trip explores the forgotten and secret part of Key Biscayne. Explore this peaceful water wilderness where great blue herons, spotted eagle rays, upside down jellyfish and green iguanas live among the mangrove fringes. We recommend closed-toe shoes, water, snacks, sunglasses, sunscreen, towel, and a wide-brimmed hat. Reservations are required.
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/04/10 02:00PM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/04/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/04/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Judo For People With Visual Impairments
    Event Date: 09/04/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 7090 NW 22nd Avenue
    Description: Participants will learn the fundamentals of Judo from a USA Judo instructor. Opportunities for competition will also be available. This program is opened to individuals 6 and up with visual impairments.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/05/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/05/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/05/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/05/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/05/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/05/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/05/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Historic Coral Gables Waterway Canoe Adventure
    Event Date: 09/05/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: One of the joys of paddling a canoe is the access it gives you to memorable places such as the Coral Gables Waterway. It is a leisure canoeing experience that encompasses both nature and history in a delightful blend of unique natural vistas and historic landmarks. A surprising amount of wildlife can be seen in the water and on the shore.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/05/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/05/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/05/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/05/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/05/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/05/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/05/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/05/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/05/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Labor Day Blues Picnic
    Event Date: 09/05/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Enjoy great food and musical entertainment by the Blackstar Blues Band on Sunday, September 5th. The main gate opens at 10:00 am and entertainment begins at 11:00 am. The Estate will close at 5:00 pm.
    Event: Trail Tours
    Event Date: 09/05/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 1855 NE 135th Street
    Description: Join us on this naturalist guided tour through a tropical hardwood hammock where you will find an assortment of interesting plants and animals native to South Florida. Come learn about Arch Creek's role in the early history of North Miami. Reservations are required. Call (305) 948-2891.
    Event: Oleta River Kayak Tour
    Event Date: 09/05/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 16700 Biscayne Blvd
    Description: Join park naturalists on this guided kayak tour of the Oleta River and its mangrove-lined creeks where many wading birds and other wildlife can be viewed up close. Also visit an archaeological site where Tequesta Indians made their home over 2000 years ago. <br>Reservations are required. Call (305) 365-3018. On Sundays and holidays please call Greynolds Park at (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/05/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/05/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/05/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/05/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Crandon Park Bayside Birding Kayak Adventure
    Event Date: 09/05/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Join our naturalist on a kayak tour of Biscayne Bay and explore Key Biscaynes coastline for various bird species that live here. Depending on the season, migratory birds can be seen taking a well-deserved rest from their route. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking. Closed-toe or water shoes, snacks, water, sunglasses, sunscreen, towel, and a wide-brimmed hat are recommended. Reservations required.
    Event: Crandon Park Key Biscayne Bike Adventure
    Event Date: 09/05/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Come and explore beautiful Key Biscayne as you bike along the streets and paths of this historic barrier island. This tour highlights Crandon Park's Bear Cut Preserve, the Crandon Gardens - site of the original Crandon Zoo - and the Village of Key Biscayne. Reservations are required.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/05/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/05/10 02:00PM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/05/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/05/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/06/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/06/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/06/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/06/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/06/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/06/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/06/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/06/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/06/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/06/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/06/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/06/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/06/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/06/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/06/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/06/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/06/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/06/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/06/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/06/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/06/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/06/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/06/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/06/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/06/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/06/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/06/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/07/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/07/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/07/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/07/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/07/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/07/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/07/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/07/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/07/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/07/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/07/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Playing Tunes Before Noon
    Event Date: 09/07/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-945-3425
    Location: 18601 NE 22 Ave
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/07/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/07/10 09:45AM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 6805 SW 152 Avenue
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/07/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/07/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/07/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/07/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/07/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/07/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Low-Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/07/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-226-1622
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.<br>Also held at Goulds Pool<br>21805 SW 114 Ave.<br>(305) 234-1673
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/07/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/07/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 21805 SW 114 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for adults 18 and up who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/07/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/07/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/07/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/07/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/07/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Swim Team
    Event Date: 09/07/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn swim techniques and participate in Special Olympics swim competitions. Participants must have basic swimming skills. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/08/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/08/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/08/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/08/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/08/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/08/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/08/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/08/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/08/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/08/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/08/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/08/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/08/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/08/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/08/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/08/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/08/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/08/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/08/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/08/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/08/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/08/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/08/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/08/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/08/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/08/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/08/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/09/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/09/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/09/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/09/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/09/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/09/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/09/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/09/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/09/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/09/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/09/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/09/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: $5 Days at Zoo Miami!
    Event Date: 09/09/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Wonder no more! Zoo Miami and Walmart are proud to offer $5 days once again at the zoo on those dates. Take advantage of the low admission price and enjoy all Zoo Miami has to offer  over 2,000 animals, lushly landscaped walkways, wildlife shows, keeper talks, safari cycles, tram tours, monorail rides, water play areas where kids can cool down and run around, the childrens zoo, newly born animals, great food and drinks, and much more. For more details visit www.zoomiami.org.
    Event: Playing Tunes Before Noon
    Event Date: 09/09/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-945-3425
    Location: 18601 NE 22 Ave
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/09/10 09:45AM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 6805 SW 152 Avenue
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/09/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/09/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/09/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Everglades Expedition
    Event Date: 09/09/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Glide through the Everglades with your local guide and experience the breathtaking beauty and unique wildlife native to the "river of grass." After your airboat ride, have lunch at the Coopertown Restaurant and then travel to Shark Valley, Everglades National Park where you will enjoy a leisurely paced guided walk through the Bobcat Boardwalk where deer, otter, and alligator are often spotted.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/09/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/09/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/09/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/09/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Low-Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/09/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-226-1622
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.<br>Also held at Goulds Pool<br>21805 SW 114 Ave.<br>(305) 234-1673<br>
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/09/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 21805 SW 114 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for adults 18 and up who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/09/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/09/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/09/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/09/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/09/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Swim Team
    Event Date: 09/09/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn swim techniques and participate in Special Olympics swim competitions. Participants must have basic swimming skills. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Archeology Society of Southern Florida
    Event Date: 09/09/10 06:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: In partnership with the Archaeological Society of Southern Florida, a non-profit, volunteer organization which acts as a support mechanism for the Miami-Dade County Archaeologist, the Deering Estate presents a monthly lecture highlighting unique and interesting connections to our past. Promotes knowledge and appreciation of archaeological and historical sites in South Florida to local archaeology enthusiasts.
    Event: South Dade Garden Club
    Event Date: 09/09/10 07:00PM
    Contact #: 305-247-5727
    Location: 24801 SW 187 Avenue
    Description: In existence for 70 years, 55 years at the Fruit & Spice Park. Come to a meeting and learn about gardening, and make some new friends.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/10/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/10/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/10/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/10/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/10/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/10/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/10/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/10/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/10/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/10/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/10/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/10/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/10/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/10/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/10/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/10/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Miami 101
    Event Date: 09/10/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: If you're new to Miami or just visiting, this is a great introduction to the "magic city." EcoAdventures staff will show you Miami like no one else can. Visit key neighborhoods of the city and learn what made Miami the vibrant international place it is today. It's a four hour van tour with stops along the way that give you the real flavor of Miami. This town has a lot of stories to tell: good, bad, and unbelievable. Let us show you the magic.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/10/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/10/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/10/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/10/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/10/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/10/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/10/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/10/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/10/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Fun On Fridays
    Event Date: 09/10/10 06:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Ongoing program for adults with developmental disabilities. Participate in social programs with community trips and indoor activities. Work on life and safety skills.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/11/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/11/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/11/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/11/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Wheelchair Tennis - Beginners
    Event Date: 09/11/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 600 SW 92 Avenue
    Description: Learn how to play wheelchair tennis from a professional. This program is open to children and adults ages 9 and up with physical disabilities.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/11/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/11/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/11/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/11/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/11/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Saturdays In The Park
    Event Date: 09/11/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Ongoing program for adults with developmental disabilities. Participate in social programs with community trips and indoor activities. Work on life and safety skills.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/11/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/11/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/11/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Trail Tours
    Event Date: 09/11/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 1855 NE 135th Street
    Description: Join us on this naturalist guided tour through a tropical hardwood hammock where you will find an assortment of interesting plants and animals native to South Florida. Come learn about Arch Creek's role in the early history of North Miami. Reservations are required. Call (305) 948-2891.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/11/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/11/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/11/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/11/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Wheelchair Tennis - Advanced
    Event Date: 09/11/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 600 SW 92 Avenue
    Description: Learn how to play wheelchair tennis from a professional. This program is open to children and adults ages 9 and up with physical disabilities.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/11/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/11/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/11/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/11/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-247-5727
    Location: 24801 SW 187 Avenue
    Description: Instructor Elisa C. Smith will calmly guide you in the practice of this ancient martial art. Experience increased energy, strengthened muscles, joint mobility, improved balance, posture, and flexibility. Breathing exercises will aid in healthy stress release.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/11/10 11:30AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for individuals ages 9 - 20 who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/11/10 11:30AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for individuals ages 9 - 20 who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/11/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Goalball
    Event Date: 09/11/10 01:00PM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 7090 NW 22nd Avenue
    Description: Learn and practice the competitive game of Goalball. For children and adults with visual impairments.
    Event: Crandon Park Bayside Canoe Adventure
    Event Date: 09/11/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: This naturalist-led canoe trip explores the forgotten and secret part of Key Biscayne. Explore this peaceful water wilderness where great blue herons, spotted eagle rays, upside down jellyfish and green iguanas live among the mangrove fringes. We recommend closed-toe shoes, water, snacks, sunglasses, sunscreen, towel, and a wide-brimmed hat. Reservations are required.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/11/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/11/10 02:00PM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/11/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Judo For People With Visual Impairments
    Event Date: 09/11/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 7090 NW 22nd Avenue
    Description: Participants will learn the fundamentals of Judo from a USA Judo instructor. Opportunities for competition will also be available. This program is opened to individuals 6 and up with visual impairments.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/11/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/12/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/12/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/12/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/12/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/12/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/12/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/12/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/12/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Historic Coral Gables Waterway Canoe Adventure
    Event Date: 09/12/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: One of the joys of paddling a canoe is the access it gives you to memorable places such as the Coral Gables Waterway. It is a leisure canoeing experience that encompasses both nature and history in a delightful blend of unique natural vistas and historic landmarks. A surprising amount of wildlife can be seen in the water and on the shore.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/12/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/12/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/12/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/12/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/12/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/12/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/12/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/12/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Trail Tours
    Event Date: 09/12/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 1855 NE 135th Street
    Description: Join us on this naturalist guided tour through a tropical hardwood hammock where you will find an assortment of interesting plants and animals native to South Florida. Come learn about Arch Creek's role in the early history of North Miami. Reservations are required. Call (305) 948-2891.
    Event: Oleta River Kayak Tour
    Event Date: 09/12/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 16700 Biscayne Blvd
    Description: Join park naturalists on this guided kayak tour of the Oleta River and its mangrove-lined creeks where many wading birds and other wildlife can be viewed up close. Also visit an archaeological site where Tequesta Indians made their home over 2000 years ago. <br>Reservations are required. Call (305) 365-3018. On Sundays and holidays please call Greynolds Park at (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/12/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/12/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/12/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/12/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/12/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Crandon Park Key Biscayne Bike Adventure
    Event Date: 09/12/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Come and explore beautiful Key Biscayne as you bike along the streets and paths of this historic barrier island. This tour highlights Crandon Park's Bear Cut Preserve, the Crandon Gardens - site of the original Crandon Zoo - and the Village of Key Biscayne. Reservations are required.
    Event: Crandon Park Bayside Birding Kayak Adventure
    Event Date: 09/12/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Join our naturalist on a kayak tour of Biscayne Bay and explore Key Biscaynes coastline for various bird species that live here. Depending on the season, migratory birds can be seen taking a well-deserved rest from their route. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking. Closed-toe or water shoes, snacks, water, sunglasses, sunscreen, towel, and a wide-brimmed hat are recommended. Reservations required.
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/12/10 02:00PM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/12/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/12/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/13/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/13/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/13/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/13/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/13/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/13/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/13/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/13/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/13/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/13/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/13/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/13/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/13/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/13/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/13/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/13/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/13/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/13/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/13/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/13/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/13/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/13/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/13/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/13/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/13/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/13/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/13/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/14/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/14/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/14/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/14/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/14/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/14/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/14/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/14/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/14/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/14/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/14/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Playing Tunes Before Noon
    Event Date: 09/14/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-945-3425
    Location: 18601 NE 22 Ave
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/14/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/14/10 09:45AM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 6805 SW 152 Avenue
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/14/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/14/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/14/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/14/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/14/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/14/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Low-Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/14/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-226-1622
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.<br>Also held at Goulds Pool<br>21805 SW 114 Ave.<br>(305) 234-1673
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/14/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/14/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 21805 SW 114 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for adults 18 and up who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/14/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/14/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/14/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/14/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/14/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Swim Team
    Event Date: 09/14/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn swim techniques and participate in Special Olympics swim competitions. Participants must have basic swimming skills. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/15/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/15/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/15/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/15/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/15/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/15/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/15/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/15/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/15/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/15/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/15/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/15/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/15/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/15/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/15/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Beginning Yoga (Morning Classes)
    Event Date: 09/15/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Practice postures and focused breathing techniques that will help you achieve a sense of well-being and self-control while strengthening your body. Ages 18 and up. Instructor: Marlene Shulman.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/15/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/15/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/15/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/15/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/15/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/15/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/15/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/15/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/15/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/15/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/15/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/16/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/16/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/16/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/16/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/16/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/16/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/16/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/16/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/16/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/16/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/16/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Playing Tunes Before Noon
    Event Date: 09/16/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-945-3425
    Location: 18601 NE 22 Ave
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/16/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/16/10 09:45AM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 6805 SW 152 Avenue
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Everglades Expedition
    Event Date: 09/16/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Glide through the Everglades with your local guide and experience the breathtaking beauty and unique wildlife native to the "river of grass." After your airboat ride, have lunch at the Coopertown Restaurant and then travel to Shark Valley, Everglades National Park where you will enjoy a leisurely paced guided walk through the Bobcat Boardwalk where deer, otter, and alligator are often spotted.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/16/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/16/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/16/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/16/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/16/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Low-Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/16/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-226-1622
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.<br>Also held at Goulds Pool<br>21805 SW 114 Ave.<br>(305) 234-1673<br>
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/16/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/16/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 21805 SW 114 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for adults 18 and up who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/16/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/16/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/16/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/16/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/16/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Swim Team
    Event Date: 09/16/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn swim techniques and participate in Special Olympics swim competitions. Participants must have basic swimming skills. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/17/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/17/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/17/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/17/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/17/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/17/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/17/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/17/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/17/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/17/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/17/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/17/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/17/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/17/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/17/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Miami 101
    Event Date: 09/17/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: If you're new to Miami or just visiting, this is a great introduction to the "magic city." EcoAdventures staff will show you Miami like no one else can. Visit key neighborhoods of the city and learn what made Miami the vibrant international place it is today. It's a four hour van tour with stops along the way that give you the real flavor of Miami. This town has a lot of stories to tell: good, bad, and unbelievable. Let us show you the magic.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/17/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/17/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/17/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/17/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/17/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/17/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/17/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/17/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/17/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Fun On Fridays
    Event Date: 09/17/10 06:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Ongoing program for adults with developmental disabilities. Participate in social programs with community trips and indoor activities. Work on life and safety skills.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/18/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/18/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/18/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/18/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/18/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/18/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/18/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Saturdays In The Park
    Event Date: 09/18/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Ongoing program for adults with developmental disabilities. Participate in social programs with community trips and indoor activities. Work on life and safety skills.
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/18/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/18/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Wheelchair Tennis - Beginners
    Event Date: 09/18/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 600 SW 92 Avenue
    Description: Learn how to play wheelchair tennis from a professional. This program is open to children and adults ages 9 and up with physical disabilities.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/18/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/18/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/18/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Trail Tours
    Event Date: 09/18/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 1855 NE 135th Street
    Description: Join us on this naturalist guided tour through a tropical hardwood hammock where you will find an assortment of interesting plants and animals native to South Florida. Come learn about Arch Creek's role in the early history of North Miami. Reservations are required. Call (305) 948-2891.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/18/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/18/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/18/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Wheelchair Tennis - Advanced
    Event Date: 09/18/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 600 SW 92 Avenue
    Description: Learn how to play wheelchair tennis from a professional. This program is open to children and adults ages 9 and up with physical disabilities.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/18/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/18/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/18/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-247-5727
    Location: 24801 SW 187 Avenue
    Description: Instructor Elisa C. Smith will calmly guide you in the practice of this ancient martial art. Experience increased energy, strengthened muscles, joint mobility, improved balance, posture, and flexibility. Breathing exercises will aid in healthy stress release.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/18/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/18/10 11:30AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for individuals ages 9 - 20 who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/18/10 11:30AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for individuals ages 9 - 20 who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/18/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Goalball
    Event Date: 09/18/10 01:00PM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 7090 NW 22nd Avenue
    Description: Learn and practice the competitive game of Goalball. For children and adults with visual impairments.
    Event: Crandon Park Bayside Canoe Adventure
    Event Date: 09/18/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: This naturalist-led canoe trip explores the forgotten and secret part of Key Biscayne. Explore this peaceful water wilderness where great blue herons, spotted eagle rays, upside down jellyfish and green iguanas live among the mangrove fringes. We recommend closed-toe shoes, water, snacks, sunglasses, sunscreen, towel, and a wide-brimmed hat. Reservations are required.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/18/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/18/10 02:00PM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/18/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/18/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Judo For People With Visual Impairments
    Event Date: 09/18/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 7090 NW 22nd Avenue
    Description: Participants will learn the fundamentals of Judo from a USA Judo instructor. Opportunities for competition will also be available. This program is opened to individuals 6 and up with visual impairments.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/19/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/19/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/19/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/19/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/19/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/19/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/19/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/19/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Historic Coral Gables Waterway Canoe Adventure
    Event Date: 09/19/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: One of the joys of paddling a canoe is the access it gives you to memorable places such as the Coral Gables Waterway. It is a leisure canoeing experience that encompasses both nature and history in a delightful blend of unique natural vistas and historic landmarks. A surprising amount of wildlife can be seen in the water and on the shore.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/19/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/19/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/19/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/19/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/19/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/19/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/19/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Trail Tours
    Event Date: 09/19/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 1855 NE 135th Street
    Description: Join us on this naturalist guided tour through a tropical hardwood hammock where you will find an assortment of interesting plants and animals native to South Florida. Come learn about Arch Creek's role in the early history of North Miami. Reservations are required. Call (305) 948-2891.
    Event: Oleta River Kayak Tour
    Event Date: 09/19/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 16700 Biscayne Blvd
    Description: Join park naturalists on this guided kayak tour of the Oleta River and its mangrove-lined creeks where many wading birds and other wildlife can be viewed up close. Also visit an archaeological site where Tequesta Indians made their home over 2000 years ago. <br>Reservations are required. Call (305) 365-3018. On Sundays and holidays please call Greynolds Park at (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/19/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/19/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/19/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/19/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Crandon Park Bayside Birding Kayak Adventure
    Event Date: 09/19/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Join our naturalist on a kayak tour of Biscayne Bay and explore Key Biscaynes coastline for various bird species that live here. Depending on the season, migratory birds can be seen taking a well-deserved rest from their route. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking. Closed-toe or water shoes, snacks, water, sunglasses, sunscreen, towel, and a wide-brimmed hat are recommended. Reservations required.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/19/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Crandon Park Key Biscayne Bike Adventure
    Event Date: 09/19/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Come and explore beautiful Key Biscayne as you bike along the streets and paths of this historic barrier island. This tour highlights Crandon Park's Bear Cut Preserve, the Crandon Gardens - site of the original Crandon Zoo - and the Village of Key Biscayne. Reservations are required.
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/19/10 02:00PM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/19/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/19/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/20/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/20/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/20/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/20/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/20/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/20/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/20/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/20/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/20/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/20/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/20/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/20/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/20/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/20/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/20/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/20/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/20/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/20/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/20/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/20/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/20/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/20/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/20/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/20/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/20/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/20/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/21/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/21/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/21/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/21/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/21/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/21/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/21/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/21/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/21/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/21/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/21/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/21/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Playing Tunes Before Noon
    Event Date: 09/21/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-945-3425
    Location: 18601 NE 22 Ave
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/21/10 09:45AM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 6805 SW 152 Avenue
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/21/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/21/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/21/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/21/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/21/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/21/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Low-Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/21/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-226-1622
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.<br>Also held at Goulds Pool<br>21805 SW 114 Ave.<br>(305) 234-1673
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/21/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 21805 SW 114 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for adults 18 and up who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/21/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/21/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/21/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/21/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/21/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Swim Team
    Event Date: 09/21/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn swim techniques and participate in Special Olympics swim competitions. Participants must have basic swimming skills. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/22/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/22/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/22/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/22/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/22/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/22/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/22/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/22/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/22/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/22/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/22/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/22/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/22/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/22/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/22/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/22/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/22/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/22/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/22/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/22/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/22/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/22/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/22/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/22/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/22/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/22/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Tropical Fruit & Vegetable Society Of The Redland
    Event Date: 09/22/10 07:30PM
    Contact #: 305-247-5727
    Location: 24801 SW 187 Avenue
    Description: Free tasting table, plant exchange and horticultural library. Monthly guest speaker lecturing on tropical fruits & vegetables.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/23/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/23/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/23/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/23/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/23/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/23/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/23/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/23/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/23/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/23/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/23/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Playing Tunes Before Noon
    Event Date: 09/23/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-945-3425
    Location: 18601 NE 22 Ave
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/23/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/23/10 09:45AM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 6805 SW 152 Avenue
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/23/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/23/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Everglades Expedition
    Event Date: 09/23/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Glide through the Everglades with your local guide and experience the breathtaking beauty and unique wildlife native to the "river of grass." After your airboat ride, have lunch at the Coopertown Restaurant and then travel to Shark Valley, Everglades National Park where you will enjoy a leisurely paced guided walk through the Bobcat Boardwalk where deer, otter, and alligator are often spotted.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/23/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/23/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/23/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Low-Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/23/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-226-1622
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.<br>Also held at Goulds Pool<br>21805 SW 114 Ave.<br>(305) 234-1673<br>
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/23/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/23/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 21805 SW 114 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for adults 18 and up who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/23/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/23/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/23/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/23/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/23/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Swim Team
    Event Date: 09/23/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn swim techniques and participate in Special Olympics swim competitions. Participants must have basic swimming skills. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/24/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/24/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/24/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/24/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/24/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/24/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/24/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/24/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/24/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/24/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/24/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/24/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/24/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/24/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/24/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Miami 101
    Event Date: 09/24/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: If you're new to Miami or just visiting, this is a great introduction to the "magic city." EcoAdventures staff will show you Miami like no one else can. Visit key neighborhoods of the city and learn what made Miami the vibrant international place it is today. It's a four hour van tour with stops along the way that give you the real flavor of Miami. This town has a lot of stories to tell: good, bad, and unbelievable. Let us show you the magic.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/24/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/24/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/24/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/24/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/24/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/24/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/24/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/24/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/24/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Fun On Fridays
    Event Date: 09/24/10 06:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Ongoing program for adults with developmental disabilities. Participate in social programs with community trips and indoor activities. Work on life and safety skills.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/25/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/25/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/25/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/25/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/25/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/25/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/25/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Saturdays In The Park
    Event Date: 09/25/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Ongoing program for adults with developmental disabilities. Participate in social programs with community trips and indoor activities. Work on life and safety skills.
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/25/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/25/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Wheelchair Tennis - Beginners
    Event Date: 09/25/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 600 SW 92 Avenue
    Description: Learn how to play wheelchair tennis from a professional. This program is open to children and adults ages 9 and up with physical disabilities.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/25/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/25/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/25/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Trail Tours
    Event Date: 09/25/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 1855 NE 135th Street
    Description: Join us on this naturalist guided tour through a tropical hardwood hammock where you will find an assortment of interesting plants and animals native to South Florida. Come learn about Arch Creek's role in the early history of North Miami. Reservations are required. Call (305) 948-2891.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/25/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/25/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/25/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Wheelchair Tennis - Advanced
    Event Date: 09/25/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 600 SW 92 Avenue
    Description: Learn how to play wheelchair tennis from a professional. This program is open to children and adults ages 9 and up with physical disabilities.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/25/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/25/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/25/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/25/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-247-5727
    Location: 24801 SW 187 Avenue
    Description: Instructor Elisa C. Smith will calmly guide you in the practice of this ancient martial art. Experience increased energy, strengthened muscles, joint mobility, improved balance, posture, and flexibility. Breathing exercises will aid in healthy stress release.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/25/10 11:30AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for individuals ages 9 - 20 who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/25/10 11:30AM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for individuals ages 9 - 20 who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/25/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Goalball
    Event Date: 09/25/10 01:00PM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 7090 NW 22nd Avenue
    Description: Learn and practice the competitive game of Goalball. For children and adults with visual impairments.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/25/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Crandon Park Bayside Canoe Adventure
    Event Date: 09/25/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: This naturalist-led canoe trip explores the forgotten and secret part of Key Biscayne. Explore this peaceful water wilderness where great blue herons, spotted eagle rays, upside down jellyfish and green iguanas live among the mangrove fringes. We recommend closed-toe shoes, water, snacks, sunglasses, sunscreen, towel, and a wide-brimmed hat. Reservations are required.
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/25/10 02:00PM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/25/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/25/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Judo For People With Visual Impairments
    Event Date: 09/25/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 7090 NW 22nd Avenue
    Description: Participants will learn the fundamentals of Judo from a USA Judo instructor. Opportunities for competition will also be available. This program is opened to individuals 6 and up with visual impairments.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/26/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/26/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/26/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/26/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/26/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/26/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/26/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/26/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Historic Coral Gables Waterway Canoe Adventure
    Event Date: 09/26/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: One of the joys of paddling a canoe is the access it gives you to memorable places such as the Coral Gables Waterway. It is a leisure canoeing experience that encompasses both nature and history in a delightful blend of unique natural vistas and historic landmarks. A surprising amount of wildlife can be seen in the water and on the shore.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/26/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/26/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/26/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/26/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/26/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/26/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/26/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Trail Tours
    Event Date: 09/26/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 1855 NE 135th Street
    Description: Join us on this naturalist guided tour through a tropical hardwood hammock where you will find an assortment of interesting plants and animals native to South Florida. Come learn about Arch Creek's role in the early history of North Miami. Reservations are required. Call (305) 948-2891.
    Event: Oleta River Kayak Tour
    Event Date: 09/26/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 16700 Biscayne Blvd
    Description: Join park naturalists on this guided kayak tour of the Oleta River and its mangrove-lined creeks where many wading birds and other wildlife can be viewed up close. Also visit an archaeological site where Tequesta Indians made their home over 2000 years ago. <br>Reservations are required. Call (305) 365-3018. On Sundays and holidays please call Greynolds Park at (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/26/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/26/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/26/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/26/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/26/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Crandon Park Key Biscayne Bike Adventure
    Event Date: 09/26/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Come and explore beautiful Key Biscayne as you bike along the streets and paths of this historic barrier island. This tour highlights Crandon Park's Bear Cut Preserve, the Crandon Gardens - site of the original Crandon Zoo - and the Village of Key Biscayne. Reservations are required.
    Event: Crandon Park Bayside Birding Kayak Adventure
    Event Date: 09/26/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Join our naturalist on a kayak tour of Biscayne Bay and explore Key Biscaynes coastline for various bird species that live here. Depending on the season, migratory birds can be seen taking a well-deserved rest from their route. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking. Closed-toe or water shoes, snacks, water, sunglasses, sunscreen, towel, and a wide-brimmed hat are recommended. Reservations required.
    Event: Guided Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/26/10 02:00PM
    Contact #: 305-948-2891
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Rated: Easy<br>Join us on a naturalist-guided walk around Miami-Dade County's second-oldest park and discover the wonder of our local history, flora and fauna. Reservations are recommended. Call (305) 948-2891 or (305) 945-3425.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/26/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/26/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/27/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/27/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/27/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/27/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/27/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/27/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/27/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/27/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/27/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/27/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/27/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/27/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/27/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/27/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/27/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/27/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/27/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/27/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/27/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/27/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/27/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/27/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/27/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/27/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/27/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/27/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/28/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/28/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/28/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/28/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/28/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/28/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/28/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/28/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/28/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/28/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/28/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/28/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Playing Tunes Before Noon
    Event Date: 09/28/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-945-3425
    Location: 18601 NE 22 Ave
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/28/10 09:45AM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 6805 SW 152 Avenue
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/28/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/28/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/28/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/28/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/28/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Low-Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/28/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-226-1622
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.<br>Also held at Goulds Pool<br>21805 SW 114 Ave.<br>(305) 234-1673
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/28/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/28/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 21805 SW 114 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for adults 18 and up who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/28/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/28/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/28/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/28/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/28/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Swim Team
    Event Date: 09/28/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn swim techniques and participate in Special Olympics swim competitions. Participants must have basic swimming skills. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/29/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/29/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/29/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/29/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/29/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/29/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/29/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/29/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/29/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/29/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/29/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/29/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/29/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/29/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/29/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/29/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/29/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/29/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/29/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Low Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/29/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-222-2128
    Location: 11201 SW 24th Street
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/29/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/29/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/29/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/29/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/29/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Basketball Team
    Event Date: 09/29/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn basketball skills and drills. Compete in the Special Olympics. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/30/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Dog Park
    Event Date: 09/30/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. The park offers 5 acres of land for dogs. The park features a small dog area as well as an area for large dogs. It also offers obstacle courses for dogs and water stations.
    Event: Mountain Bike trails
    Event Date: 09/30/10 07:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 685-8389
    Location: 401 East 65th Street
    Description: The trails are open to the public everyday from Sunrise to sunset. The trails features novice, intermediate and advance trails. Helmet is required.
    Event: Adult Day Training
    Event Date: 09/30/10 08:30AM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18 and over with Developmental Disabilities participate in a meaningful day of activities. Goal-oriented activities focus on life skills, social skills, community integration, self-help, nutrition, hygiene, art, dance, and fitness. Our person-centered approach includes a team involving the participant, parents/guardian, staff and others who work together to create an individualized implementation plan.
    Event: Bear Cut Preserve Nature Walks
    Event Date: 09/30/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $3/Person<br>Participate in a touch tank presentation and learn about the invertebrates that inhabit the sea grass beds of Crandon Park and then enjoy a leisurely walk along one of the trails of Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about butterflies, birds and the many plant and animal species that inhabit the coast of South Florida. Binoculars and water shoes recommended! You never know what the tide might wash in!
    Event: Kayak Rentals
    Event Date: 09/30/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6444
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Single or 2 Person Kayak: $20.00/Hour or $35.00/3 Hours; Fully equipped 'sit on top' ocean kayak rentals available at Crandon Park from our kayak concession building on the beach at lifeguard tower #3. (North Beach Entrance)
    Event: Boat Rentals (Kayaks, Canoes, And Paddleboats)
    Event Date: 09/30/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-949-1741
    Location: 17530 West Dixie Highway
    Description: Kayak: $5/adult, $3/child for 30 min.<br>Canoes: $10 for 30 min.<br>Paddleboats: $6 for 30 min.<br>Explore the mangrove-lined waterways of Greynolds Park on a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat. Our life-guarded lagoon is the perfect place to learn how to paddle. If you are planning a party at the park this is the perfect activity for all your guests. Bring along your water-bottles, hats, and sun-block.
    Event: Crandon Park Tram Tours
    Event Date: 09/30/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: $4/Adult, $2/Children (14 years old and younger) (minimum 10 people)<br>Enjoy a tram ride through the Bear Cut Preserve. Learn about the island of Key Biscayne and its fascinating history. From the Tequesta Indians to the pirates and pioneers, it's been an amazing journey.
    Event: Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center
    Event Date: 09/30/10 09:00AM
    Contact #: 305-361-6767
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: ($6/car, $12/ bus on weekends/holidays)<br>Crandon Park Visitors & Nature Center is a gateway to the Bear Cut Preserve, a 264-acre natural barrier island on the northern tip of Key Biscayne. EcoAdventures" tours are offered such as bird watching, canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, bicycling, and more. Visit the exhibit room and aquariums with recreated underwater habitats, or tour the nature trails.
    Event: Sea Kayak & Snorkel Adventure
    Event Date: 09/30/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 6767 Crandon Blvd.
    Description: Kayak along the shallow waters of Key Biscayne and explore the protected areas of Bear Cut Preserve where land meets the sea. Discover the tropical fish, spotted eagle rays, sea stars, and coastal birds that share this fragile and unique environment. This trip is a great introduction to kayaking and snorkeling. Reservations are required.
    Event: Dinosaur Encounters
    Event Date: 09/30/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: View a film showing the link between dinosaurs and birds at the Field Research Center, then search for the skeleton of a 40-foot-long carnivorous dinosaur in a mock fossil excavation dig pit.
    Event: Playing Tunes Before Noon
    Event Date: 09/30/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: 305-945-3425
    Location: 18601 NE 22 Ave
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Indoor Activities
    Event Date: 09/30/10 09:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Observe ducks swimming on top of and under the water with fish and turtles through the viewing glass of the indoor, air-conditioned Observation Center. Step out behind two waterfalls to see the aviary from a duck's eye view, and learn how you can participate in local conservation efforts in the Potamkin Conservation Center.
    Event: Tai Chi
    Event Date: 09/30/10 09:45AM
    Contact #: 305-234-1673
    Location: 6805 SW 152 Avenue
    Description: Keyboard lessons for adults of all abilities. Beginner and Intermediate levels welcomed.
    Event: Pine Rockland Guided Tour
    Event Date: 09/30/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Walk through this fire-dependent habitat that the gopher tortoise, great horned owl and the Florida panther call home. Learn about the county's largest remnant of the rare native pinelands that exists nowhere else on earth. Walking tours are scheduled through the Education Department at 305-255-5551.
    Event: Toadstool!
    Event Date: 09/30/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: ToadStool is a place for fun, observation, learning, and is sure to delight the entire family. You can observe poison dart frogs in ferocious battles, watch blind cave fish as they swim without bumping into each other, see Emperor scorpions and meet a large Burmese python.
    Event: Everglades Expedition
    Event Date: 09/30/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: 305-365-3018
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Glide through the Everglades with your local guide and experience the breathtaking beauty and unique wildlife native to the "river of grass." After your airboat ride, have lunch at the Coopertown Restaurant and then travel to Shark Valley, Everglades National Park where you will enjoy a leisurely paced guided walk through the Bobcat Boardwalk where deer, otter, and alligator are often spotted.
    Event: Free Flight Aviary
    Event Date: 09/30/10 10:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Encounter rare and exotic Asian birds close-up and in free flight. Watch them build their nests and care for their young. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/30/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/30/10 10:30AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Low-Impact Water Exercises
    Event Date: 09/30/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: 305-226-1622
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Water exercises for adults to promote joint flexibility, muscle strength, coordination, and balance.<br>Also held at Goulds Pool<br>21805 SW 114 Ave.<br>(305) 234-1673<br>
    Event: The Samburu Giraffe Feeding Station
    Event Date: 09/30/10 11:00AM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: You will get to feed our giraffes delicious veggie treats like romaine or iceberg lettuce, kale or collard greens. Visitors have the opportunity to walk up a custom built ramp that leads to an elevated platform overlooking the giraffe exhibit.
    Event: Fitness Swimming
    Event Date: 09/30/10 12:00PM
    Contact #: 305-382-8160
    Location: 21805 SW 114 Avenue
    Description: Lap swimming for adults 18 and up who have physical disabilities and sensory impairments. Participants must be able to swim already. Instruction on stroke refinement will be provided.
    Event: Natural Area Tours
    Event Date: 09/30/10 12:30PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Walk in the footsteps of Florida's first peoples on this guided one-and-a-half 1½ mile walking tour through a lush forest of tropical hardwood trees and clinging vines down the Native-American footpath that would later become the first Cutler Road/Ingram Highway. Visit the Cutler Burial Mound and Cutler Creek. Comfortable shoes and insect repellent recommended.
    Event: Diego's Discovery Den
    Event Date: 09/30/10 01:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: At the Commercebank Children's Zoo, see Diego in his Discovery Den! The star of Nick Jr.'s Go, Diego, Go!, one of the top pre-school shows on commercial television, has started his featured performances.
    Event: Adult Aftercare
    Event Date: 09/30/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Adults 18+ with developmental disabilities will be provided a guided learning environment in which they will learn leisure activities, physical fitness, continue developing and exercising appropriate social skills, teamwork, and daily living skills.
    Event: Bird Feedings
    Event Date: 09/30/10 02:30PM
    Contact #: (305) 251-0400
    Location: 12400 SW 152 Street
    Description: Follow the bird keepers for fun and information while they go throughout the aviary feeding the birds. American Bankers Family Aviary, Wings of Asia.
    Event: Deering Historic House Tours
    Event Date: 09/30/10 03:00PM
    Contact #: 305-235-1668
    Location: 16701 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: After Charles Deering's death in 1927, the Deering Estate sat frozen in time for decades, virtually unoccupied but immaculately maintained and filled with fine art and antiques. Take a guided tour and learn the amazing history of the Richmond Cottage, the first hotel between Coconut Grove and Key West, and the Stone House, Deering's beloved little piece of Barcelona on Biscayne Bay.
    Event: Swim Team
    Event Date: 09/30/10 05:00PM
    Contact #: 305-665-5319
    Location: 3401 SW 72 Avenue
    Description: Learn swim techniques and participate in Special Olympics swim competitions. Participants must have basic swimming skills. For adults 21+ with developmental disabilities.
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