Super Fan Zone
JANUARY 31 - FEBRUARY 2, 2020
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Places To Eat
Jackson Soul Food
950 NW 3rd Avenue • Miami, FL 33136
www.jacksonsoulfood.com
Comfort style soul food restaurant offering breakfast and lunch.
Groovin’ Bean Coffee Bar & Grill
801 NW 3rd Avenue • Miami, FL 33136
www.groovinbean.com
Coffee bar and lounge offering free wi-fi, savory tapas, live music, signature cocktails, spoken word and superior in quality in-house roasted coffee.
Lil Greenhouse Grill
1300 NW 3rd Avenue • Miami, FL 33136
www.lilgreenhousegrill.com
Edgy neo-soul cuisine by Chef Karim Bryant. Lil Greenhouse Grill is a proud partner of Oprah Winfrey’s 2020 Vision Tour and Weight Watchers as a preferred #WWFavorite restaurant.
House of Wings
1039 NW 3rd Avenue • Miami, FL 33136
World Famous House of Mac
Two Overtown Locations: 2055 NW 2nd Ave. • Miami, FL 33136
600 NW 1st Ave (Central Fare – Mezzanine Level) • Miami, FL
Buzzy local joint offering loaded gourmet mac ‘n’ cheese options, wings, seafood, and pasta.
2 Guys Restaurant
1490 NW 3rd Avenue • Miami, FL 33136
American food offering burgers, subs, seafood and breakfast.
The Urban
1121 NW 2nd Avenue • Miami, FL 33136
www.theurbanmiami.com
Featuring pop-up and food truck vendors and soulfully crafted cocktails.
Mrs. Moore’s Bakery
122 NW 14th Street • Miami, FL 33136
www.mrsmooresbakery.com
Family-owned and operated bakery offering sweet potatoes pies, conch fritters, and delicious cakes.
Places To Go
Black Archives Historic Lyric Theater Cultural Complex
819 NW 2nd Avenue • Miami, FL 33136
This 400-seat theater is the lone survivor of the district once known as “Little Broadway,” which flourished in Overtown for almost 50 years. The theater served as a showcase location for performers such as Aretha Franklin, Count Basie, B.B. King, Redd Foxx, Ella Fitzgerald and more than 150 entertainers. It is now the home of Lyric Live, a monthly amateur night showcase held every first Friday and a monthly comedy show hosted every 3rd Wednesday of the month. The theater currently features Robert Young Young World Faces and Freetown Reborn Exhibit and artwork.
Historic D.A. Dorsey House Museum
250 NW 9th Street • Miami, FL 33136
Former home of Dana A Dorsey, Miami’s first black millionaire
All Power to All People Iconic Sculpture
Red Rooster Overtown
920 NW 2nd Ave. • Miami, FL 33136
This public art sculpture is presented in partnership with Kindred Arts Cultural Equity Initiative, Adrienne Arsht Center and Red Rooster Overtown. It is a larger than life outdoor steel sculpture celebrates cultural identities in the African diaspora. The installation stands as a powerful symbol in the new Historic Overtown Culture and Entertainment District. It is located adjacent to Red Rooster Overtown at 920 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL, 33136, and will be on display through February 2, 2020.
This project was made possible with the collaboration of community partners including Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator (DVCAI), Opa-Locka Community Development Corporation, Red Rooster Overtown, the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Agency (SEOPW CRA), Art Africa Miami Art Fair and Historic Overtown Soul Basel.
Historic Black Police Precinct and Courthouse Museum
480 NW 11th Street • Miami, FL 33136
www.historicalblackpoliceprecinct.org
This historic landmark was built in 1950 to provide a separate and segregated headquarters for Black officers. The building is unique as there is no other known structure in the nation that was designed, devoted to and operated as a separate station house and municipal court for Blacks.
The Purvis Young Mural
Metrorail Bypass
11 Street N.W. 3rd Ave. • Miami, FL 33136
Historic Ward Rooming House
249 NW 9th St. • Miami, FL 33136
www.HamptonArtLovers.com
Programmed by Hampton Art Lovers, the Historic Ward Rooming House features monthly art exhibitions of local and international artist from the African diaspora.
The Urban
1121 NW 2nd Avenue • Miami, FL 33136
www.theurbanmiami.com
A New 58,000 sq foot marketplace and public venue offering soulfully crafted cocktails, live music and DJ’s, art and food trucks.
Theodore Gibson Park
401 NW 12th Street • Miami, FL 33136
Public park notable for full-size swimming pool, weight and exercising room, indoor basketball court, kiddie pool area & year-round camps, plus ball fields & picnic areas.
Overtown Walking Tour
CHAT South Florida is the premier source for authentic cultural and heritage tour experiences of Miami’s heritage and multicultural communities. CHAT offers bus and walking tours to immerse locals, domestic and international tourists in the culture and history found in neighborhoods such as Historic Overtown.
Places To Stay
Dunns Josephine Hotel
Historic landmark turned into a boutique 16-room bed and breakfast hotel. The location is set to open a black-owned winery at the boutique hotel in Spring 2020.
Places To Shop
Suite 110 Urban Wear
1490 NW 3RD Ave. Suite 110 • Miami, FL
Suite 110 Urbanwear is an apparel and footwear store specializing in Historic Overtown souvenir apparel
Ebene
1036 NW 3rd Ave. • Miami, FL 33136
www.ebenenaturals.com
Eco friendly 100% natural hair, skin & body care products by Haitian former fashion model Fayola Nicaisse. Pure, fresh, vegan, non-toxic since 1999.
Cremo Cigar
1033 NW 3rd Avenue, Miami, FL 33136
www.CremoCigars.com
An Overtown based boutique cigar brand and store. They specialize in premium hand-rolled cigars manufactured in Historic Overtown.
Transportation
Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre Metro Rail Station
100 NW 6th Street • Miami, FL 33136
Connecting Metrobus Service: :2, 7 / 7A, 95 Express Golden Glades, 95 Express Broward Blvd, 95 Express Sheridan St, 211 Overtown Circulator, 246 Night Owl
Transfer to/from: Brightline
Parking Spaces: None
City of Miami Overtown Trolley
Operating Hours, M-F 6:30am-7:00pm,
No Service: Saturday & Sunday
Virgin Miami Central Overtown Station
600 NW 1st Ave. • Miami, FL 33136
Driving to the station –
Parking Garage: 161 NW 6th St. (entrance is located on NW 1st Ct.)