MIAMI SHORES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HOSTS THE ANNUAL GREEN DAY STREET FAIR

MIAMI – September 10, 2013 – Miami Shores Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present its Annual Street Fair with a new “Green Day” theme, on Saturday, October 26, 2013 in Downtown Miami Shores. The fair is free and will take place on NE 2nd Ave, between 94th and 100th Street, from 3:00 till 8:00 p.m.

The Street Fair is Miami Shores' largest outdoor event and will incorporate all of the elements of previous Street Fairs - great food, live music, art, community groups, and family-friendly activities. Newly christened "Green Day", this educational and entertaining event, will demonstrate greener and healthier alternatives at home, including, decorative and edible gardening at home and around the community. During the festival, local organizations will take part in special Green Day activities, such as Bicycle Block, Oasis in the City, Roots of Rhythm, Slow Food in Motion, Breathe Deep and many more. For more information on events and registration, visit www.miamishores.com/greenday.

“Green Day was created to focus on the earth’s natural resources, food, energy, and environment,” says Lance Harke, Chamber President. “The goal is to bring together a variety of representatives from the State of Florida and Miami-Dade County departments, as well as healthy food vendors, local schools, artisans, etc. This will create a unique festival marketplace to attract local residents and tourists visiting Miami to discover and celebrate the goodness of green.”

The event will also feature environmentally friendly products, services and demonstrations including: FPL energy exclusive “Your Home’s Energy Assessment, Home Depot’s clinics for both children and adults, healthy nutrition, well-being alternative medicines, critical health check-ups, author appearances, farmers markets, electric and hybrid vehicles, bike alley and children’s sports and other fun activities. Food trucks, wines, beers and fine dining options will also be available alongside two stages presenting live, musical entertainment.

Local participants showcasing in the Green Day activities include Miami Dade County Extension Office, Water & Sewer Division, Fruit & Spice Park, Audubon Societies, Bakehouse Art Complex, Bakeshop Miami, Biscayne Bay Aquatic Preserve, Biscayne Unitarian Church, Blue Moon Kayak, Brockway Memorial Library, Casey’s Corner, Cote Gourmet, Dade Chapter-Florida Native Plant Society, Doctors Charter School, Enchanting Creations, Flamingo Road Nursery, GG Salon and Spa,Home Depot, Knolls Landscape Design, League of Women Voters, Metro-Ford, Miami Country Day School, Miami Shores Holistic Health, Miami Theater Center, Mr. Solar, Pilates Miami Shores, Pizza Fiore, Primal Fit, Proper Sausages, Rava Design, Roden & Fields Dermatologists, Miami Shores Rotary-Rock Climbing Wall, St. Rose of Lima Church School, Tesla Motors, TREEmendous,

Tropical Botanic Artists, Urban Oasis Farmers Market, Vida Nutrition and The Village Stand. To join these businesses and organizations that have already committed to celebrate the goodness of green, register at www.miamishores.com/greenday.

Miami Shores Chamber of Commerce takes pride in the all of the sponsors Green Day has gathered, including Miami Shores Village, North Shore Medical Center, Barry University, Cars2Go, Costco, Miami Shores Community Alliance, Miami Shores Rotary Club, Miami Theatre Center, Howard R. Miller Communications, Corona Ideas, David Traupman Creative, F&F Construction Services. Some sponsorship benefits include naming rights to the event, priority placement for logos and listings. For more information on sponsorship opportunities, contact the Chamber at (305) 754-5466 or fill out the registration form online.

The Greater Miami Shores Chamber of Commerce provides leadership for the advancement of the economic vitality, civic affairs, and quality of life of the total community.

Howard R. Miller Communications
1175 NE 125th ST, Suite 618, Miami, FL33161
info@gohrmc.com
305-573-0882
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