The Scoop | Week of February 7
JILL PENMAN February 9, 2023
JILL PENMAN February 9, 2023
While much of the nation has been dealing with punishing ice storms and negative temps, it doesn’t seem that wintry here in warm and sunny Florida. But we always know when it’s winter season with the uptick in world-class events as everyone wants to get out and enjoy the fantastic weather. In this edition of the Scoop, we’ve got something for everyone—sports fanatics, car collectors, boaters and foodies—to experience these wonderful festivals, showcases, tournaments and more.
The world’s largest event of its kind, the Miami International Boat Show takes over six venues—the Miami Beach Convention Center, Pride Park, Herald Plaza, Venetian Marina, Museum Park Marina and Superyacht Miami at Yacht Haven Grande Miami (February 15-19). Look for debuts like Yamaha’s DRiVE X for innovative maneuvering and Frauscher’s 1212 Ghost with a spacious teak deck.
miamiboatshow.com
The dynamic city of Miami Beach is constantly evolving with the influx of new residents, visitors, businesses and brands from all over the world. There’s always something new and exciting to try, whether a starchitect-designed space, museum exhibit or hot restaurant. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following links.
North Beach | North Bay Road
Forever linked to Coconut Grove’s creative heritage, the Coconut Grove Arts Festival returns for its 59th edition over Presidents’ Day Weekend (February 18-20; 2700 South Bayshore Drive). In addition to browsing works by 280 artists, the family-friendly affair entertains all ages with activities, live mural painting, chef demonstrations and local dining vendors. Proceeds fund arts programs and scholarships.
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One of Miami’s most historic neighborhoods with bohemian and Bahamian roots, Coconut Grove continues its evolution as a walkable, tree-shaded destination for the work/live/play lifestyle. An exciting tenant turnover and new development and upgrades are drawing fresh faces. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following link.
Coconut Grove
The 22nd annual South Beach Wine & Food Festival (February 23-26) introduces FoodieCon dedicated to digital content influencers with panels, cooking demos and more at Loews Miami Beach. The third annual 321: Food Fest also features local artisans, shops and bands. Brevard County’s largest food festival expands to two days this year (February 11-12) in Melbourne’s Wickham Park.
sobewff.org | 321foodfest.com
Spanning the southern tip of Miami Beach, South Beach is a globally recognized brand in itself. Beyond the sand and surf, it’s beloved for Art deco architecture, café culture and world-class arts. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following links.
South Beach | South of Fifth
Though most associated with the Kennedy Space Center, hence its Space Coast nickname, Brevard County offers so much more. Its world-class Brevard Zoo supports animal conservation, while its largest city Palm Bay is known for innovation and growth. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following links.
Indialantic | Melbourne Beach
Floridians love their luxury car showcases. Miami Concours takes over the Design District on Presidents’ Day weekend (February 17-19). The circuit continues with the Boca Raton Concours d’Elegance and its Grand Gala (February 24-26). The Amelia’s schedule features Friday’s 24th original auction by RM Sotheby’s, Saturday’s dinner honoring Nascar legend Jeff Gordon and Sunday’s Concours d’Elegance (March 2-5).
miamiconcours.com | bocaratonconcours.com
The Miami Design District has evolved into one of the most dynamic neighborhoods worldwide for its luxury shopping, dining and home showrooms. Many art and design spaces call it home, too. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following links.
Morningside | Upper East Side | Wynwood Midtown
Perhaps most famous for its destination mall and namesake luxury resort, Boca Raton also delights snowbirds and locals alike for its arts, entertainment venues and proximity to down-home Delray Beach. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following link.
Boca Raton
Part of the Sea Island archipelago in the Southeastern U.S., Amelia Island tops many vacationers’ bucket lists. Eight flags have flown over the centuries-old, historic destination, whose quiet beaches and premier resorts such as the Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island continue to draw residents and visitors. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following link.
Amelia Island
Get set for golf. The Honda Classic returns to PGA National Resort (February 23-26) with additions from the Bear Trap stretch’s double-decker fan experience to Honda Classic Cares foundation’s inaugural Play Yellow Birdie Bash fundraiser. Then head north for the Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass (March 7-12), which also hosts a concert by country music star Riley Green.
theplayers.com
A golfer’s mecca, Palm Beach Gardens is home to the PGA headquarters, the Honda Classic and luxury golf communities, many of which attract famous athletes. The community also shines for its conveniences such as the Gardens Mall and Downtown PBG, among well-tended retail centers. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following link.
Palm Beach Gardens
An idyllic oceanside enclave 18 miles south of Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra Beach is often discovered while watching the Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass or vacationing at its iconic Ponte Vedra Inn and Club. Many visitors fall in love with its quiet, chic lifestyle and make it their home. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following link.
Ponte Vedra Beach
Newly signed Josef Martínez joins Inter Miami CF teammates including Leonardo Campana, Ariel Lassiter and DeAndre Yedlin at their fourth season’s opening game against CF Montréal on February 25. Beyond fancy footwork, soccer fans love to see what the fashion plate players will sport on the Pink Carpet during game days at Fort Lauderdale’s DRV PNK Stadium.
intermiamicf.com
Fort Lauderdale, the Venice of America, is a boater’s and beachgoer’s paradise. But it’s also home to a burgeoning art scene that spills over into art-centric neighborhoods and annual events. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following links.
Victoria Park | Plantation
Most tennis fans are familiar with the Miami Open, whose annual tournament will draw premier players like Aryna Sabalenka (though 21-time Grand Slam winner Novak Djokovic may not make it) to Hard Rock Stadium (March 19-April 2). Fans who can’t wait that long to watch great tennis can visit the Delray Beach Open ATP Champions Tour (February 10-19).
miamiopen.com| yellowtennisball.com
Known as the gateway to Latin America, the dynamic city of Miami is constantly evolving with the influx of new residents, visitors, businesses and brands from all over the world. There’s always something new and exciting to try, whether a starchitect-designed space, museum exhibit or hot restaurant. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following links.
Morningside | Wynwood-Midtown
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