Miramar Celebrates Caribbean-American Heritage Month

The City of Miramar will celebrate Caribbean-American heritage month on June 18th. This free festival which is said to be fun filled is scheduled to take place at Perry Park, Wellman Field. Celebrations are in high gear as the city looks not only to entertain, wine and dine those in attendance in the rich Caribbean culture but also to educate those in attendance about the rich history of the Caribbean diaspora.

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The organizers of this Caribbean-American celebration will have entertainers and musicians from across the Caribbean diaspora. Popular bands that will perform on this historic night are Jamaican Dancehall Artist, Serani who will be sure to perform a few of his hits which includes “No Games”, “Skip to My Luu,” among others; Alan Cave & Vlix; DJ & Musician Popeye Caution; and Bachata and Merengue band, Bachamambo. This event will be hosted by Stichiz and DJ Epps from 103.5 The Beat.

This celebration will take place from 6:00pm to 10:00pm at Perry Park/Wellman Field, SW 68th Avenue and SW 34th Street, 33023, so bring your blankets and chairs for a free day of family fun and excitement.

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