A crowd-sourced toplist with the best street art in Espanola Way, Miami Beach. Edited by "Jay-Jay" Dorsey.
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The staff was absolutely FANTASTIC!! We had so much fun during our photo shoot. We purchased the VIP package for Valentine’s Day. Damon was our photographer and he was great!! We laughed so much and it was amazing! We are in our 50s and it was worth every penny! The smash room was definitely a stress reliever!! Wish I could have done like 6 plates instead of the 3 but it was fun!!
We will definitely return with our family! Facility was following CDC guidelines and everyone was social distancing. Definitely a 5 star experience!! Thank you to all the staff that made our Valentine’s Day so memorable!!
Stopping in was so unexpected. I had never heard of Peter Lik before this but you could really see how Adventuresome and dedicated he is to his craft. His story is just as cool as his photographs. The staff here was super knowledgeable and answered all my questions about where the photos were taken. I wish I could afford them!
Love this place.on line classes are outstanding
Superb collection and very diverse. Illustrations, retro kitchen gear, furniture, art work, paintings, and sculptures. Highly recommend this place. Also it's not overwhelming to go through - I got to explore all the floors in about 2 hours.
Loved it, just dislike the fact everyone was out and about as if corona isn't a thing.
This is a good clock. It’s a nice clock located next to the Art Deco Museum, and it’s very easy to tell the time in the clock because it is a large, clearly legible analog clock with the day’s date on it.
This is a a great historic district. I stayed the night here at a hotel and was satisfied with my experience. This historic district has many Art Deco hotels, all of which look very nice. There’s a large park between the beach and Ocean Dr, which is pretty nice. There are also many restaurants and bars in this historic district, which is pretty nice. The historic district is laid out to be three streets wide and as long as South Beach. Ocean Dr, which is by the ocean, Collins Ave, which has larger hotels than Ocean Dr, and Washington Ave, which is wider and has tall condos on it, are the three streets that go through the historic district.
Julie gave us three hours of fascinating history about South Beach and the wonderful Art Deco buildings. She knew all the gossip and insider details. People in our tour had questions and she had all the answers. The questions were the reason our tour took so long. Be prepared to stand for a lot of the tour as some of the stories and descriptions are long.
The art collection was beautifully selected, the displayed in general was so airy, beautiful and peaceful; white tall walls curated with a diverse selection of art made in various mediums. The ocean view in some areas of the space only made the art displays more interesting, you can definitely feel a sophisticated atmosphere all over.
The most fun art festival, took a pic with the 120k banana, too.
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