Española Way - Part 1: Talk
Event Information
Description
MDPL Presents our Spring 2019 Speaker Series:
"Great Streets of the Art Deco District"
40 years after the Art Deco District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, we're highlighting the great streets of the district that have helped it to become an internationally known arts, culture, tourism, and heritage capital.
Join us on Española Way for an evening of reminiscing about its past, present, and future. Speakers include:
David Berg, Infinity Real Estate / Clay Hotel
Todd Tragash, STA Architects
Scott Robins, Scott Robins Companies/El Paseo Hotel
Michael Blandino, Scull Sisters
Moderator: Susan Askew, RE:Miami Beach
About Española Way: Española Way is a historic street between 14th and 16th street on Miami Beach, stretching from Washington Avenue to the western corners of Drexel Avenue. Española Way is a quaint and picturesque Spanish-inspired village designed in Mediterranean Revival style. It is a festive street where locals and travelers congregate to commiserate, create and celebrate. With 17 dining locations, a new art gallery, hotels, retail and nightly entertainment, Espanola Way provides visitors with an immersive experience on South Beach. All Miami/Dade locals receive 20% savings through a loyalty card which is downloaded via Smartphone.
About Tapas Y Tintos: Tapas y Tintos, the house of paella, is a restaurant & tapas bar that brings authenticity and heart to the Spanish-inspired, historic streets of Española Way in Miami Beach, Florida.
Dining Reservations: Tapas Y Tintos invites all attendees for dinner before or after this event. Reservations can be made here. All MIami/Dade locals get 20% savings with ID. See the menu here: https://www.tapasytintos.com/home/menus-overview/
Tickets are free but space is limited and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note, we cannot guarantee seating.
Organizer Miami Design Preservation League
Organizer of Española Way - Part 1: Talk
Miami Design Preservation League is a not-for-profit preservation and arts organization founded in 1976, which preserves, protects and promotes the architectural, cultural, social and environmental integrity of Miami Beach and the surrounding areas. Originally organized by Barbara Baer Capitman and friends in 1976, it is the oldest Art Deco Society® in the World.
MDPL provides cultural and educational programs to Dade County residents, surrounding counties, citizens of Florida and to national and international visitors and tourists. Our programs are developed for the general public and have special appeal to those interested in art, design, architecture, history, preservation, urban and community planning and development.
