Coconut Grove Grapevine: Charlie Cinnamon

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Thursday, November 03, 2016

Charlie Cinnamon

Charlie Cinnamon, well-known PR guy and creator of the Coconut Grove Arts Festival, passed away yesterday. Glenn Terry, friend and neighbor has the details here.

Above, from left, Herb Hiller, Charlie Cinnamon and Glenn Terry. All three "started something" here. Charlie, The Coconut Grove Arts Festival (1962); Herb, the Goombay Festival ('77) and Glen, The King Mango Strut (with Bill Dobson in 1982).

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Seth Sklarey said...: My neighbor and friend Charlie Cinnamon has passed away. He was the guy who publicized the Coconut Grove Playhouse and helped create the Coconut Grove Art Festival to complement and promote it.
Charlie was a wonderful guy who had many years of contributions to our community. He always had a smile on his face. The new Coconut Grove Playhouse should be all or part named in his memory.; November 04, 2016 3:16 AM

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