Moss Center brings free Spooky Symphony to Cutler Bay Oct. 23

The Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center hosts its free annual Spooky Symphony on Oct. 23, featuring two kid-friendly orchestra performances, a Halloween dance party, dance showcases, an outdoor movie screening and candy giveaways, with free tickets available starting Oct. 9.

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South Dade TransitWay wins national Project of the Year

The South Dade TransitWay, the all-electric bus rapid transit corridor running through Palmetto Bay and Cutler Bay, won four major national and state awards this summer, including COMTO's Project of the Year.

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Moss Center brings free Spooky Symphony to Cutler Bay Oct. 23

The Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center hosts its free annual Spooky Symphony on Oct. 23, featuring two kid-friendly orchestra performances, a Halloween dance party, dance showcases, an outdoor movie screening and candy giveaways, with free tickets available starting Oct. 9.

Moss Center brings free Spooky Symphony to Cutler Bay Oct. 23

The Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center hosts its free annual Spooky Symphony on Oct. 23, featuring two kid-friendly orchestra performances, a Halloween dance party, dance showcases, an outdoor movie screening and candy giveaways, with free tickets available starting Oct. 9.

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Megan published her first poem in the Sun Sentinel at the age of 11 and has been locked in ever since. She attended UF and FIU and has a degree in Communication Arts. Her professional background includes photography, editing, writing, translation, and graphic design. Megan enjoys learning language, art and vegan foods.

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