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TOMORROW Saturday, August 28th:
Rescue your beach and join us for a VIP Party |
Miami Beach was chosen as one of only a few beaches in America for a Barefoot Wine Beach Rescue project. If you have not helped with one of Surfrider's dune restoration projects, you do not want to miss August 28th.
The special, free Barefoot Wine VIP Party on Ocean Drive is ONLY open to volunteers who volunteer for the morning dune restoration. Details @ BAREFOOTWINE.com
Dune Restoration:
9:00a-11:00a North Shore Open Space Park (@ 81st Street on the beach) - Miami Beach, FL 33141
Celebration: 6:00p-8:00p Ocean Auditorium - 1001 Ocean Drive - South Beach, FL 33139
Join Barefoot Wine and the Miami Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation for a dune restoration/cleanup event and celebration. Please RSVP here and meet at the cleanup location to receive a wristband for the celebration (for those 21+ Only) featuring special guest singer Eric Hutchinson. You must attend the cleanup to be guaranteed entrance into the celebration.
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| Pop-Up Surf Shop! Now through August 30th. |
Our chapter is teaming up with The Webster Miami to create a pop-up (temporary) surf shop at their building on the 1200 block of Collins Ave from July 16 – August 30th. The Surfrider sponsored surf shop will feature historic images of Miami Beach surf culture, locally donated era surfboards, and historic video footage of south beach surf from the 60s and 70s. The pop-up surf shop will launch during the Mercedes Benz fashion week (July 18th) and continue through to the end of August, with 10% of al l sales made during that period donated to Miami Surfrider Chapter. All Surfrider members, non-members, and locals are invited to tour the surf shop and view the collection.
The concept is to create a venue that is totally dedicated to our local surf culture and supports the preservation of that culture. The project will be the first step in a greater effort to begin collecting, inventorying, and archiving a historic record of south beach surfing for future preservation. This effort will eventually become the Miami Surf Archive Project and will be the legacy of all those who have influenced surf cultural locally and beyond.
We are now in the process of reaching out into our community and tapping all of our personal resources to collect as much material as possible for this archive. We are asking you, our members, to dig out those old photos, pull out old video footage, dust off those old surfboards, tell your friends, reach out to old friends that have moved away, and express to all of them the importance of being part of this effort.
If you have any material (pictures, videos, old board, etc.) that you would like to have included in our Webster Pop-Up Surf Shop then please contact miamisurfarchive@gmail.com immediately. If you have material that will take some time to locate but would like to have in incorporated into the archive then contact miamisurfarchive@gmail.com at your soonest convenience.
Share the history and create a legacy.
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