Monet Exhibition and Disinformation Workshop: How to Spend a Weekend in Miami (March 25-27)

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What: Photo exhibition of Anastasia Samoilova

When: Friday-Sunday, March 25-27

Where: HistoryMiami, 101 West Flagler Street Miami, FL 33130

More: FloodZone is an exhibition of Anastasia Samoilova's extensive on-going photography series on environmental changes in coastal cities in South Florida. Playing with restraint with the familiar motives and palette of the region, the photographs work as complex allegories. Samoilova's imagery provides a broad but poignant perspective on what it's like to live in high-risk areas.

The project focuses not only on the environmental problems of the region, but also on the geography of these cities. Despite climate risks, South Florida is experiencing a dramatic increase in population. The concrete jungle continues to expand and replace mangrove forests, wetlands and farms. The images will make viewers wonder how the economy of urban development affects the lives and behavior of people.

Cost: $ 0-10

What: Exhibition about flights

When: Friday-Sunday, March 25-27

Where: Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, 1101 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132

More: This exhibit will take you through the amazing story of how ancient evolution gave birth to animal flight, how humans used imagination and engineering to take to the air, and how outer space is the next frontier.

Cost: $ 0-30

What: Seminar on Fighting Disinformation

When: Friday, March 25, with 10: 00

Where: Online

More: This event will serve as an arena for all those involved in the fight against disinformation, from journalists, fact-checkers, researchers, technology companies and media organizations, in a collaborative effort to tackle this problem.

Cost: Free options

What: Tina Karol and KAZKA in Miami

When: Sunday, March 27, from 19:00

Where: Sport of Kings Theater at Gulfstream Park, 501 S Federal Hwy, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009

More: Two of the brightest stars of modern Ukrainian culture Tina Karol and KAZKA will perform on the same stage for the first time.

Tina Karol's solo program, consisting of new songs and long-loved hits, is filled with fun authentic motives. This is an amazing symbiosis of electronic music and strong vocals. Sensual, charismatic, graceful Tina is able to reach your heart with her unique voice and sense of rhythm.

KAZKA will present its new LP, SVIT, to the public. The group reinterprets modern Ukrainian pop music by adding ethnic notes to the melodies. Each song of the group is a unique combination of strong vocals, traditional motives and driving rhythms.

The incredible tandem of these two Ukrainian hitmakers on the same stage is just an explosion of Ukrainian flavor in its modern interpretation.

Cost: From $ 75

What: Presentation of books about Putin

When: Saturday, March 26, from 11 p.m.

Where: Online

More: "The Jew Who Was Ukrainian", "Vovochka" and "Putin's Last Fight" constitute Alexander Motyl's "Putin Trilogy". Three novels written between 2011 and 2021 chronicle the bizarre rise and humiliating fall of Russia's leader. Rumor has it that Motyl is planning to write a fourth novel, "Putin is on Trial." The author will discuss three of his novels, read some passages and try to explain why he is obsessed with Vladimir Putin.

Cost: Free options

What: vintage market

When: Saturday, March 26, from 13 p.m.

Where: Lincoln's Beard Brewing Co. 7360 Southwest 41st Street Miami, FL 33155

More: In this market, you can find vintage clothing, vintage T-shirts, vinyl records, books, furniture, home decor and other vintage items to add to your collection. This time there will be more than 10 local sellers of vintage goods. Grab a beer with tacos and spend the day exploring the amazing range of vintage merchandise.

Cost: Free options

What: Screening of the cartoon "Zootopia"

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When: Saturday, March 26, from 18 p.m.

Where: Dr. Paul Vogel Community Park 7920 West Drive North Bay Village, FL 33141

More: The cartoon tells about Zootopia - a modern city inhabited by anthropomorphic animals. Like any metropolis, Zootopia is divided into districts, each of which completely repeats the natural habitat of its inhabitants. Animals in the world of Zootopia were once wild, but at the time when the film takes place, people never appeared, and wild animals no longer exist, they are all civilized. That is, instead of people, civilized animals appeared.

Cost: Free options

What: Monet exhibition

When: Sunday, March 27, from 10:00

Where: Ice Palace Film Studios, 1400 N Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33136

More: Visitors can become part of every brushstroke as Monet's artwork comes to life right before your eyes. Guests can become one with the paintings, projections of Monet's works will rotate around turning the space into a representation of his life. All the action will be accompanied by sound effects.

Cost: From $ 23

Dear readers! Please note that due to the epidemic of coronavirus infection, some activities may be canceled or rescheduled for other dates. Therefore, before visiting, we recommend checking the information on the sites of the organizers.

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In addition, look for interesting events for every day of the week in our calendar... Come in, find out, share with your friends. Before visiting, check the organizer's websites for details and locations of events, as they may change.

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