#MiamiWalks: Miami River Greenway
Sat May 5, 2:00 PM - Sat May 5, 3:30 PM

Our neighborhood exploration of Miami River will be led by Anneliese Morales, a Miami native, avid community activist & volunteer coordinator who’s determined to make Miami the best it can be. This walking tour will focus on the riverside history in East Little Havana. Starting by the mouth of the Miami River, where this area began thousands of years ago, our group will explore the roots of Cuban migration at Jose Marti Park, once known as "Tent City." Stops along the way include a cluster of designated historical sites such as the Miami River Inn and the Miami Hispanic Cultural Center, also known as the J.W. Warner House, a landmark built in 1906. Discover these sites and learn more about the Miami River Greenway, a waterfront linear park, becoming the next multicultural public space connecting Miamians!
Accessibility: #MiamiWalks seeks to make this event as accessible as possible to individuals of all different abilities and needs. This walking tour in particular, will be kid-friendly, dog-friendly, bi-lingual (Spanish), and ADA-friendly.
Contact: For questions or in need of additional accommodations, please send an e-mail to celebratediversitymiami@gmail.com at least 24-hours in advance of the event.