Established in 1912 and considered the oldest bar in Miami, Tobacco Road is simply one of the most fascinating watering holes you will find in all of Florida. Still chugging along almost a century later, this charmingly grungy piece of living history still trots out some of the coolest, loudest bands seven days a week. The Road now also features rock, jazz, funk, acoustic and rock en Espanol. And yes, the Road is still open until 5am every day of the week.
Florida Rock Stars produced its very first event, the 2011 South Dade Rock Festival on February 19, 2011 at the Harris Field Pavilion in Homestead. The inaugural show featured The Regs and Head First, two of the finest rock bands in all of South Florida. Powerful stuff! The monster event included a fabulolous assortment of fine foods and […]
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Ideally located close to Biscayne National Park, this marina is a great starting point for fishing and diving expeditions. It has a dockside restaurant and bar, Black Point Marina Ocean Grill Restaurant and Bar, large picnic pavilion and grill, bikeways, jogging trails, and a jetty which extends 1.5 miles into the Bay, enabling fishing […]
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Based in Miami, Florida, Stalking Mildred is your hard working bar band, playing around town in South Florida venues for the past 5 years. The four piece band features Mike Pinson on lead vocals and lead guitar, Sandy Tejera on bass, Brett Wadanf on drums and Greg Holbrook on rythym guitar. The band plays your […]
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