Electric Piquete at Guanabanas’ Latin Music Night 3/12

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Guanabanas’ Latin Music Night Continues March 12 with Electric Piquete

 

Jupiter, FL – March 2, 2016 – Guanabanas’ monthly Latin Music Night will feature the return of Electric Piquete on Saturday, March 12, 2016, beginning at 9 p.m.  The water-front venue is located at 960 North Highway A1A, Jupiter, FL 33477, and the event is free and open to those 21 and over.  The Miami-based Latin funk band is celebrating co-founder and bassist / vocalist Michael Mut’s birthday that night.

Electric Piquete, twice named Miami New Times’ “Best Latin Band” (2009 and 2015), is probably best known for its fiery originals and inventive interpretations of Latin and jazz standards. A powerfully-tight drums / bass / guitar / keys / congas rhythm section sets the groove for a fiery horn section, taking listeners on an Afro-Caribbean journey of sound. In addition to Mut, the band also features drummer / vocalist Ed Rosado, Chris Correoso on guitar, Rich Dixon on trumpet and flugelhorn, Raymond Ayala on percussion and vocals, and Damian J. Sanchez on tenor sax and flute.

Inspired by South Florida’s musical and cultural diversity,  Guanabanas’ Talent Buyer Matt Cahur conceived the Latin night series in October of 2015, and launched it just after Hispanic Heritage Month. The night has already showcased some of Miami’s top Latin bands, including Spam Allstars, Suenalo (who are scheduled for a return date April 30), Lanzallamas, and others, and will also feature Latin roots rock by Moska Project March 25 and the Cuban son songstress Danay Suarez April 9.

Guanabanas is an open-air restaurant and bar with woven tiki huts and banyan trees towering overhead and hand-chiseled coquina stone pathways underfoot. A full, sumptuous dinner menu is available, as is a full-liquor beverage selection.

For more details about the band, navigate to www.ElectricPiquete.com. For more information about the venue, please visit www.Guanabanas.com or call 561.747.8878.

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Electric Piquete Play Virginia Key GrassRoots 2/21 2:45 p.m.

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Electric Piquete Perform at Virginia Key GrassRoots Sunday, 2/21, 2:45 p.m.

Hialeah, FL – February 9, 2016 – The that has been named Miami New Times’ “Best Latin Band” twice during the last six years will make a return appearance at the 5th annual Virginia Key GrassRoots Festival of Music & Dance Sunday, February 21, 2016 at 2:45 p.m. Electric Piquete will play in the in the Dance Tent; all ages are welcome. Single and multi-day festival and camping passes are available online at bit.ly/VKGRTix2016. 

The festival kicks off February 14 with a special Culture Camp featuring music and dance workshops, yoga, activities for kids and more. This year’s GrassRoots will also feature performances spanning February 18-21 by Donna the Buffalo, Charles Bradley, The Wood Brothers, The Family Stone and more, plus local favorites Spam Allstars, Danay Suarez, Locos Por Juana, Suenalo, Afrobeta, the Nag Champayons, Telekinetic Walrus, and many more on four stages during four days. The event takes place at the historic Virginia Key Beach Park located at 4020 Virginia Beach Drive, Miami, FL 33149.

A Latin funk / fusion band from Hialeah best known for its fiery originals and inventive interpretations of Latin and jazz standards, Electric Piquete features a powerfully-tight drums / bass / guitar / keys / congas rhythm section that sets the groove for a fiery horn section, taking listeners on an Afro-Caribbean journey of sound. The group is a veritable melting pot of influences that range from rock to jazz and spiced with everything in between: funk, fusion, old-school salsa, progressive and R&B. Though mostly instrumental, they feature vocals with three-part harmonies and rapping on several numbers.

Founded by drummer / vocalist Ed Rosado and bassist / vocalist Michael Mut in 2007, Electric Piquete also features members Chris Correoso on guitar and Rich Dixon on trumpet and flugelhorn. The band’s sound is augmented by special guests including Raymond Ayala on percussion and vocals, Charles Gardner on keyboards, Robert Smiley on tenor sax and flute, and occasionally, Maco Monthervil on vocals and Jose Miranda on trombone.

For more information, visit www.ElectricPiquete.com or call 786.810.7112.

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Electric Piquete Return to Ball & Chain 2/12

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Electric Piquete Celebrate Valentine’s Day Early at Ball & Chain February 12

Hialeah, FL – February 2, 2016 – Miami New Times’ “Best Latin Band” 2015 return to the live venue they love the most on Friday, February 12, 2016, for a special pre-Valentine’s Day Miami Boheme night hosted by Joe Cardona. Electric Piquete will play two sets beginning at 10 p.m. on the Pineapple Stage. There is no cover; 21 and over are welcome.

A Latin funk / fusion band from Hialeah best known for its fiery originals and inventive interpretations of Latin and jazz standards, Electric Piquete features a powerfully-tight drums / bass / guitar / keys / congas rhythm section that sets the groove for a fiery horn section, taking listeners on an Afro-Caribbean journey of sound. Also named “Best Latin Band” by the Miami New Times in 2009, the group is a veritable melting pot of influences that range from rock to jazz and spiced with everything in between: funk, fusion, old-school salsa, progressive and R&B. Though mostly instrumental, they feature vocals with three-part harmonies and rapping on several numbers.

Founded by drummer / vocalist Ed Rosado and bassist / vocalist Michael Mut in 2007, Electric Piquete also features members Chris Correoso on guitar and Rich Dixon on trumpet and flugelhorn. The band’s sound is augmented by special guests including Raymond Ayala on percussion and vocals, Charles Gardner on keyboards, Robert Smiley on tenor sax and flute, and occasionally, Maco Monthervil on vocals and Jose Miranda on trombone.

The night will also feature DJ sets by Kenyi Succar. For more information, visit www.ElectricPiquete.com.

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Electric Piquete Open 2016 at Ball & Chain

Electric Piquete Open 2016 at Ball & Chain Friday, January 8

Miami, FL – December 22, 2015 – Electric Piquete, now considered one of Miami’s premiere Latin funk groups, open what promises to be a busy year with a return to Little Havana’s hottest spot Ball & Chain (1513 SW 8th Street, Miami, FL 33123) on Friday, January 8, 2016. The two-time “Best Latin Band” (Miami New Times) will perform as a septet and play (2) 45-minute sets. 21 and over are welcome and there is no cover; valet parking is available.

The band, co-founded in 2007 by drummer Ed Rosado and bassist MichaelMut, calls the gritty Miami suburb of Hialeah their home. Electric Piquete also features members Chris Correoso on guitar and Rich Dixon on trumpet and flugelhorn. That night, special guests will include percussionist Raymond Ayala, Charles “Chip” Gardner (keyboards) and Robert Smiley on tenor sax and flute. They also occasionally feature the talents of Jose Miranda on trombone and singer / songwriter Maco Monthervil, formerly of The Lovers Key, in a guest vocalist role.

Electric Piquete is currently recording a new single with Monthervil, a collaborative funk / soul effort. They released two singles in 2015 – the first is called “De Cara al Sol,” a blistering exercise in Latin jazz chops, inspired by Jose Marti and dedicated to the memory of the victims of the 1994 13 Marzotugboat sinking in Havana Harbor. The song was featured on CNN International’s CNNGo travel destination special about Miami this summer. The second single is a cover of the Mongo Santamaria standard “Sofrito,”a loving and faithful remake of the mid-60s classic. The band is offering its holiday single “Little Conga Boy” as a free download this month – click here for details.

EP’s music is available for sale on iTunes and Amazon.com.  For more information about the band, including sound and video clips, live dates and more, visit the new www.ElectricPiquete.com.

For more information about the venue and the upcoming event, clickballandchainmiami.com or call 305.643.7820.

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The Baboons Invade Hollywood ArtsPark

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The Baboons Invade Hollywood ArtsPark January 2nd

Miami’s percussive primates announce free, all-ages show beginning at 8 p.m.

Miami, FL – December 8, 2016 – The Baboons, Miami’s joyfully genre-smashing ‘Afro-Cuban funk ‘n’ roll’ pioneers, will kick off 2016 with a free all-ages concert at the Hollywood ArtsPark (1 N Young Circle, Hollywood, FL 33020) on Saturday, January 2, 8 – 9:30 p.m. as part of the ArtsPark Live concert series.

The Baboons’ first show of 2016 marks the wildly eclectic ensemble’s return to the beautiful Hollywood ArtsPark in Downtown Hollywood for the first time since 2014. The band will be featuring new songs from its forthcoming 3rd full-length release, Spanglish as well as newer songs never before heard north of the Miami-Dade/Broward border. The music starts promptly at 8 p.m.

The Baboons draw inspiration from the mix of worldly influences found on the streets and beaches of their hometown. Throughout the years, musicians with diverse backgrounds have added to the band’s palette, evolving into a rich global fusion that combines Latin American, Caribbean, African, Middle Eastern and American roots influences.

The seven-piece outfit features sultry singer Majica on lead vocals and founder Mano Pila on drums and vocals (the two also host the “Global Gumbo with Majica & Mano P.” radio show Sundays on WDNA, 4-6 p.m.), Miguel Rega on percussion, Ike Blues on guitar and vocals, Andre Cama on bass, and Dominick Cama and Paul Messina on saxophones and flutes.

““We are thrilled to return to one of South Florida’s coolest and most historic venues,” said Majica. “Young Circle has hosted concerts since the 1920s, and The Baboons have been playing in this iconic community meeting place for two decades, since long before it was reborn as the ArtsPark, and it is always a pleasure to return to the scene of so many memorable events throughout the years.”

The Baboons have been South Florida fixtures for more than 22 years. Born at an In-Progress Art Festival at the now-defunct Ft. Lauderdale nightspot Squeeze on July 2, 1993, the amorphous early ensembles featured a rotating line-up of local musicians eager to explore the band’s culturally curious aesthetic. Throughout the years, the band has shared the bill with Jimmy Buffet, George Clinton’s P-Funk All-Stars, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band and The Radiators.

Since their inception, the group has received many honors, including a Florida Jammy Award for Best Worldbeat Band. The Baboons have released two full-length recordings – the award-winning Evolution, honored by New Times Miami as the “Best Album Of The Past Twelve Months” in 2000, and the critically acclaimed follow-up Global Gumbo in 2001. The band is currently working on the 15-track recording Spanglish at Miami’s Red Door Studio.

For more info, please call 305.510.3003 or email thebaboons@bellsouth.net. Check out http://thebaboons.com and join our community of friends on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/thebaboons, on Twitter at@thebaboons, and on Instagram at @thebaboons305.

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Alex Grey featured at “Entheosis”

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Alex Grey Featured in the 10th Annual Moksha Art Fair “Entheosis”

Visionary artist, friend and Moksha Family Arts Collective collaborator to exhibit original art, deliver lectures and participate in panel discussion on art

Miami, FL – November 18, 2015 – The 10th Annual Moksha Art Fair will be not only a celebration of Miami’s Moksha Family Arts Collective’s signature event during Art Basel Miami Beach, but a salute to the mystic visionary artist and co-founder of the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors (CoSM), Alex Grey. Most of the events to take place between December 2 and 6 will be hosted atDelinquent Designs Gallery (122 NW 25th Street, Miami, FL 33127), in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District December 2-6, 2015, with the Grey lecture scheduled for Thursday, December 3, at the Modesto A. Maidique Campus(10975 SW 17th Street, Miami, FL 33199), in room 105 at 7 p.m.

“Alex has proven to be more than a friend to the Moksha Family Arts Collective,” says Moksha Family head and arts patron Ray Orraca. “It’s an honor to once again have him be a part of the art fair this year and have him help celebrate a decade of excellence in the visionary arts. We feel his lectures and discussions will greatly add to the creative depth with his knowledge and vision.” Grey also exhibited as part of the 2008, 2009, 2011 and 2013 Moksha Art Fairs and also appears in a video produced to help promote the Moksha Family Art Collective’s GoFundMe Campaign.

The Columbus, OH native Grey studied art at the Columbus College of Artand Design and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. He worked as a research technologist at Harvard University’s department of Mind/Body Medicine, and later as an illustrator for doctors at Harvard. Next he taught artistic anatomy and figure sculpture at New York University and began offering a “Visionary Art Intensive” workshop with wife and life-long partner Allyson Grey at the New York Open Center, Naropa Institute in Boulder, CO, the California Institute of Integral Studies and Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, NY.

Today Alex and Allyson teach MAGI workshops (Mystic Artists Guild International) at CoSM in Wappinger, NY. CoSM is named after Alex’s series of 21 life-sized paintings, the Sacred Mirrors, which take the viewer on a journey toward their own divine nature by examining, in detail, the body, mind, and spirit. CoSM is a sprawling 40-acre retreat that offers full moon ceremonies, solstice and equinox celebrations, workshops and spiritual cultural offerings, a 10,000 square foot guesthouse, gift shop and café.  The grounds have towering trees, spectacular foliage,  trails, reflecting pool, and sculptures.

Alex’s art has been utilized by spiritual leaders including Deepak Choprah. His paintings have been featured as part of music releases by Tool, SCI, and theBeastie Boys, and had been seen in Time and Newsweek magazines and on the Discovery Channel. His work had been displayed at solo exhibitions atFeature Inc., Tibet House, Stux Gallery, P.S. 1, The NYC Outsider Art Fair,The New Museum in NYC, the Grand Palais in Paris, and the Sao PauloBiennial in Brazil, as well as the American Visionary Art Museum, and theMuseum of Contemporary Art, San Diego in 1999. He’s served as keynote speaker at conferences all over the world including Tokyo, Amsterdam, Basel, Barcelona and Manaus.

This year’s Moksha Art Fair will also feature gallery receptions, multimedia displays, after parties, DJ sets, live music and more  Admission varies by event; early bird tickets for the Saturday’s Celebration are $40 and available online at bpt.me/e/2462023.

The full line up will be posted online – for more information, please visit www.mokshafamily.org or www.facebook.com/mokshafamily or call 305.757.7277.

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ABOUT MOKSHA FAMILY ARTS COLLECTIVE

From its inception, the artistic collective known as Moksha Family has been a nexus of cultural and artistic expression.  Comprised of artists, musicians, technicians and visionaries, we celebrate the mystery that unites us with an eclectic mix of performances by individuals and groups from the local and international communities.  “Moksha” is the Sanskrit term for enlightenment and liberation.  Moksha Family believes the arts bring us closer to cultural and spiritual freedom.  Some performances are contemporary. Some traditional and sacred.  All are magical, meant to explore the inner landscape on the quest for universal oneness.  Moksha Family gatherings are celebrations of cultural harmony and higher consciousness; they are not your average events.

The Moksha Family Arts Collective is currently running a GoFundMe campaign at www.gofundme.com/mokshafamily – contributions provide the resources to help the organization continue producing events like these.  As a not-for-profit organization, they re-invest all proceeds into creative outlets for people in their community.

Visit www.mokshafamily.org or www.facebook.com/mokshafamily for information about upcoming events and how you can get involved.

ABOUT MOKSHA ART FAIR

This annual event takes place during the week of Art Basel Miami Beach, the biggest and most prestigious art expo in North America.  Since its debut in 2005, the Moksha Art Fair has become the premier visionary art showcase during this world-class, city-wide event.  Previously featured artists include Alex Grey, Allyson Grey, the late Robert Venosa, Martina Hoffmann, Mark Henson, Amanda Sage, Carey Thompson, Chris Dyer, Luke Brown, Randal Roberts, Autumn Skye Morrison, Adam Scott Miller, Alex Sastoque and many more.

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Mouse King Returns December 10-13, 2015

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Mouse King Returns for a Four-Day Run at The Mandelstam Theater in South Miami December 10-13, 2015

October 27, 2015 – South Miami, FL

Who:  Sesame Street veteran Noel MacNeal and renowned South Florida composer Jim Camacho, the cast of the 2015 production.

What: Mouse King, a delightfully entertaining, family-friendly musical conceived by MacNeal and featuring original music written by Camacho, retells the story of the seasonal favorite The Nutcracker from the mice point of view. The children’s musical debuted in 2013 with two sold-out shows, prompting the crew to add two more shows last year. This year’s production, featuring MacNeal’s team of professional puppeteers from New York City, and a collection of unforgettable songs, promises to bring the mouse magic back to the hearts of the young and old, just in time for the holidays.

When:  Thursday, December 10, 10 a.m. (exclusive show for area schools), Friday, December 11, 7 p.m., Saturday, December 12, 3 p.m. and Sunday, December 13, 3 p.m.

Where: The Mandelstam Theater, 8530 SW 57th Ave, South Miami, FL 33143.

Tickets: $20 online at http://mousekingtickets.com.

More information:  www.JimCamacho.com or 800.838.3006.

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Dogs Go Walking “Adopted”

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New Ownership Group “Adopts” Dogs Go Walking 

Tri-county area dog walking and boarding service plans aggressive expansion and help fund ASPCA

Miami Beach, FL – September 22, 2015 – With Americans set to spend nearly $60 billon on their pets this year and a chance to spend more time near home, new owner Daniel Wohlstein’s decision to purchase Dogs Go Walking was an easy one. The home-based company founded in 2004 offers services such as pet walking and sitting, private boarding, transportation and more. Plans to expand throughout the entire state of Florida within 12 months are underway, and when complete, will add approximately 45 jobs.

“The timing was right for this acquisition and I have long been intrigued by technology-based businesses,” says Wohlstein, who traveled abroad frequently during the last four years. “Dogs Go Walking is the largest dog walking / pet sitting service company in South Florida and we intend to continue to offer our customer base the best service possible.” A long-time dog lover, Wohlstein is the proud owner of a Yorkie named Pipi. He also founded and manages the long-time Miami Beach live music venue Jazid and runs the Legal Translation Group.

Dogs Go Walking isn’t just for dogs, however. The company’s carefully-vetted and contracted pet specialists also watch over and care for cats, lizards, rabbits, turtles and just about any other domesticated small animal, in addition to larger pets such as horses. They come to your pet at your home, pick them up and transport them to and from wherever needed, take them to pet-friendly parks or beaches and even clean up after them. Dog training services are also available.

The company is always looking for new contracted sitters – an online application is available here. Dogs Go Walking’s website hosts a fair amount of client testimonials, many of them superlative, using complements such as “conscientious”, “caring”, “reliable” and “outstanding.” Advanced GPS integration is also in the works, allowing pet owners can track their furry and scaly friends while away from them.

Beginning in October, 5% of the company’s net earnings will be donated to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. For more information, please visit www.DogsGoWalking.com, email info@dogsgowalking.com or call 305.877.4061.

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Birdman’s Clambake Debuts at Sunset Tavern

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Birdman’s Clambake to Debut at Sunset Tavern October 2

Miami-based rock and blues trio Birdman’s Clambake will make their Sunset Tavern (7232 SW 59th Ave, South Miami, Florida 33143) debut on Friday, October 2, 2015 with three 45-minute sets of covers and originals beginning at 7 p.m. The venue features a full dining menu and liquor bar and outside seating; the event is free and open to all ages. For more information, call305.665.9996 or visit sunsettavernmiami.com.

Birdman’s Clambake features Sean “Birdman” Gould on guitar and vocals,Monchy Coruguedo on drums and vocals and Michael Mut on bass and vocals. The band regularly performs in the Miami-Dade County area and features a repertoire of rock and blues originals and covers, including 60s and 70s favorites by the Rolling Stones, The Who, The Doors and many more. One of the highlights of each set is the Birdman strolling wirelessly through the crowd playing beer bottle slide solos and posting for selfies mid-song.

For more on the band, visit www.facebook.com/BirdmansClambake.

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AfroRoots World Music Festival Aug. 6-8

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Annual Afro Roots World Music Festival Returns for a 17th Season

2015 edition expands to 10 acts over three days at three Miami and Miami Beach venues, panels and workshops

July 15, 2015 – Miami, FL – The Miami-based non-profit organization Community Arts and Culture, dedicated to presenting the arts as a tool for education, is planning their biggest festival event ever. Taking place August 6 – 8, 2015, the 17th annual Afro Roots World Music Festival will launch with a kick-off celebration on Thursday, August 6th at Blackbird Ordinary (729 SW 1st Ave, Miami, FL 33130), continue with a World Music Conference and Global Locals Showcase on Friday, August 7th at the Little Haiti Cultural Center (212-260 NE 59th Terr, Miami, FL 33137), and wrap with a main event headliners concert on Saturday, August 8th at the North Beach Bandshell (7275 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33141).

Celebrating the evolution of African culture by featuring some of the best performers from all over the Caribbean, the Americas and Africa, the festival’s opening event will feature music by Cortadito (Cuba / Miami) and Patacon Conspiracy (Colombia) along with a global bazaar. Day two at the LHCC includes showcase performances byConjunto Progreso (Cuba / Miami), PALO! (Cuba / Miami), Morikeba Kouyate(Senegal), the Nag Champayons (Little Haiti) and Los Herederos (Cuba / Miami), plus DJ Moses spinning  global selections. Day three on Miami Beach will conclude the festival with headliners Hassan Hakmoun (Morocco), Locos Por Juana (Colombia) and Bateria Unidos de Miami (Brazil), along with DJ Le Spam.

Day two’s World Music Conference and Global Locals Showcase is the festival’s most recent undertaking. The conference will feature three highly-informative panel discussions focusing on the business of world music; such as how to build an effective management, publishing and publicity team, what artists need to know about booking agents and touring, and more. Speakers and panelists will include Dmitri Vietze (CEO / founder of Rock Paper Scissors, Inc.), Isabel Soffer (co-founder / co-director of Globalfest), Deirdre Valente (Lisa Booth Management), Cary Sullivan (producer, Airtel Music Express / booking agent, Afro Funke), Gustavo Fernandez (CEO, Delanuca Music Group, president, BVE 45), and Janice Bond (cultural curator | arts advocate).

Workshops will focus on North and West African traditions and Afro-Cuban folklore. This year’s main festival headliner Hassan Hakmoun will present a lecture on the traditional sounds and culture of the Gnawa people of Marrakesh, and demonstrate his main instrument the sintir, a three-stringed lute with a body made of camel skin stretched over nutwood. Master percussionists Roman Diaz and Mauricio Herreraand multi-instrumentalist Onel Mulet will demonstrate the application of traditional Afro-Cuban based folkloric music in the context of modern or contemporary music. Senegalese percussionist Aly Mbaye and Morikeba Kouyate on the kora will show attendees the rhythms of the sabar drum and djembe, as related to the Mandingo musical traditions of Senegal, West Africa. Delou Africa Inc., a locally based non-profit organization that presents the annual African Diaspora Dance & Drum Festival of Florida, will be hosting a West African dance workshop with a live percussion ensemble.

A special after-party will take place Saturday, August 8 at Naomi’s Garden Vibes Restaurant (650 NW 71st St, Miami, FL 33150), beginning at 10 p.m. featuring DJ Lance – O and the Kulcha Shok crew. There will be a $5 cover charge and the event is open to those 21 and over.

Support for the Afro Roots World Music Festival is made possible the KnightFoundation, the Funding Arts Network, the Miami-Dade Department of Cultural Affairs, the Little Haiti Cultural Complex, Blackbird Ordinary, the New Yorker Hotel, Kulcha Shok Musik and Blackwell Rum.

Day one is free and open to those 21 and over. $20 two-day passes for days two and three are available online at afrorootsfest17.bpt.me or admission is $15 at the door. A $10 discounted door rate is available for students and seniors with ID; kids 12 and under are free.

For more information, visit www.AfroRootsFest.com or contact 786.218.6854 |cacblogspot@gmail.com.

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