WELCOME TO LINCOLN ROAD
Miami Beach, FL, USA.
Lincoln Road is where Miami comes together – to shop, to dine, to celebrate. With over 200 designer boutiques, local merchants, national retail stores, and an outstanding selection of fine restaurants and bars there is something for everyone to enjoy. Lincoln Road is also home to the newly restored Colony Theatre, the architecturally acclaimed 1111 Lincoln Road complex, the stunning New World Center concert hall, Regal Cinema’s state-of-the-art multiplex, ArtCenter/South Florida, and much more.
BOTERO
The Lincoln Road Business Improvement District and the Nader Museum will exhibit 13 monumental Botero sculptures on the pedestrian promenade, from November 21, 2019 through Spring, 2020.
Please check back for a schedule of special events around this extraordinary exhibition.
Neighborhoods.com Why Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road Is for Locals
Read the original article here NATALIE KEITH MIAMI LOCAL LIFE Why Miami Beach's Lincoln Road Is for Locals Tourists who visit Miami Beach have long frequented the Lincoln Road Mall, an eight-block, pedestrian-friendly stretch from Alton Road to Washington Avenue. With more than 350 restaurants, shops, galleries, bars, and cultural outlets—not to mention the endless people-watching opportunities—it’s hard not to find something to keep [...]
Lincoln Road Now Home to 1,000 Blooming Orchids
Partnership with Fairchild Botanic Garden Spurs Conservation Effort and Latest Instagrammable Moment on the iconic pedestrian mall.MIAMI BEACH, July 8, 2019 –Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road District, recognized as the cultural and social hub of Miami Beach, announces its latest permanent installation – 1,000 orchids, planted along the pedestrian street’s trees between Meridian Avenue and Jefferson Avenue. The orchids, which more than a [...]
On Wednesday, July 3rd the Miami Classical Music Festival Symphony Orchestra celebrated Independence Day with a pop-up concert!
Lincoln Road is the country’s second pedestrian district ever created. Every block is full of history and culture that reflect Miami’s evolution since 1912. There’s a mix of architectural designs all over the area, theater, art studios, restaurants for every craving and mood and community activities both locals and visitors can enjoy all year long. Walk, eat, observe and participate. The New Tropic has a great guide to things to do – check it out.
