1) The New World Symphony
Founded by Michael Tilson Thomas, one of the world’s most renowned artistic directors, the New World Symphony commemorated its grand opening on the final week of January.

It was celebrated with a festivity event on the gala evening of 29th January with rows of performances as well as the premiere showing of a particularly custom-made video art which accompanied the exhibition which featured Mussorgsky’s pictures.

The New World Symphony campus boasts a futuristic look which was designed by Frank Gehry and it features a grand concert hall with 756 seats, and this was where the gala event was held.

A stirring feature of this new architecture definitely has to be the 7,000-square-foot outer walls which is actually a double for a gigantic mega-screen equipped with high end technology sound system to cater to the public in a live simulcast that can we watched and heard from outside for free in the West 8 designed park that faces the screen.

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In the center of Miami Beach’s high-end shopping district and the center of the Cool Hotels, clubs, theaters, and outdoor cafes on Lincoln Road which stretches from Biscayne Bay to the Atlantic. It doesn’t matter if you are a resident, a snowbird here for the season, or a vacationer, Lincoln Road/The Traveler’s Guide is a must have for anyone wanting to make the scene.

Outdoor Cafes: The outdoor cafes are one of the high points of being on the South Beach. Whether you go for a relaxed breakfast to sit with your best friend and read the paper while eating breakfast or to people watch along the beach during lunch or dinner. The outdoor cafes are certainly a relaxing part of South Beach.

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