The UnderLounge at the Underline is Saturday
The Friends of The Underline Young Professionals are presenting The UnderLounge, a free festival for all ages activating the future Underline: Brickell Backyard, on Saturday, October 15 from noon–6 pm.
With support from the Knight Foundation, The UnderLounge will transform Brickell's Metrorail station into a playground for kids and adults featuring live music, fitness classes, dog park, kids activities, live art and the world's longest mini golf hole. There's something for everyone. Click here to see all the fun stuff to do. Sign up here now.
Support Friends of The Underline! When you sign up for The UnderLounge, please make a tax-deductible donation to support our many community events. And, be sure to thank our volunteers, sponsors and supporters.
With support from the Knight Foundation, The UnderLounge will transform Brickell's Metrorail station into a playground for kids and adults featuring live music, fitness classes, dog park, kids activities, live art and the world's longest mini golf hole. There's something for everyone. Click here to see all the fun stuff to do. Sign up here now.
Support Friends of The Underline! When you sign up for The UnderLounge, please make a tax-deductible donation to support our many community events. And, be sure to thank our volunteers, sponsors and supporters.
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1 Comments:
Why are you supporting this? The last thing we need is a frivolous bike path when there are so many people in the Grove and in Miami that could use that money (more than $100 million is what the Underline will cost). There is a perfectly good bike path from Brickell to Dadeland, we don't need fancy stuff when we have people that have nowhere to live. How many people will actually bike to work in Miami or bike to the Metro? With the rain, heat and humidity I doubt that this will be worth it. It does not matter if the money comes from donations or from the city, We need to take care of people first.
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