Black History Month - The Last Week
From The Historical Museum of South Florida to the World
Erotic Museum in South Beach, I have compiled a brief list of the extreme variety of events this week, capping off February’s Black History Month.
In celebration of Black History month, the City of Miami celebrates the opening of “In the Line of Duty”, an exhibit on the history of Miami’s first Black officers. During the month of February individuals and groups will be able to tour the exhibit on Tuesday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. For more information residents can call (305) 416-1300 OR contact the Office of Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones at 305-250-5390.
Historical Museum of South Florida opens it’s
new exhibition March 5th through January 24th, 2010 ( one would think they would’ve opened this exhibit the beginning of February’s Black History month, but nevermind) Settling in 1896, this diverse group of black African Americans, Africans, black Caribbeans and black Hispanics have greatly influenced Miami over the past 100 years.
On display March 5, 2009 to January 24, 2010
101 West Flagler Street, Miami
305.375.1492
Exhibition Opening: Friday, March 5th 6:00PM
Special Presentations
Buffet & cash bar
Free for members $8 for non-members
More Info & Ticket Purchase call Member Services: 305.375.5356
The World Erotic Museum may seem like an odd inclusion into this article, but it does have
Josephine Baker Exhibit for Black History Month with rare memorabilia & recordings of the “Creole Goddess” as well as African art and sensual sculptures.
The permanent exhibitions consists of tapestries, sculpture and artifacts from many countries, Mythologies, you name it…you gotta go, troops. Until Sun., March 1
1205 Washington Avenue
South Beach
305.532.9336
Admission; $15
Open daily 11AM til Midnight