Faena Journal - April 2017

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Photography by Sebastian Faena, Originally featured in The Daily Miami December 2016.

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RESORT Faena for Families WELLNESS The Sacred Plants of Tierra Santa Healing House / In Honor of Earth Day / Pink Moon EN TERTA I N MET

EMIN At Faena Theater / Magique / C’est Rouge! EPICUREAN Under the Unicorn / Easter Asado / First Call FAENA ART Sunday Sessions at Faena Forum / Biennale of Moving Image / ALEPH Sakura, the Art of Contemplation FAENA ROSE / EVENTS AT FAENA / CALENDAR

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Faena for Families Spring Break is all about family fun under the sun, and no one does Spring Break better than Miami Beach.

Faena Hotel Miami Beach makes family getaways easy—

enjoy half-off rates on a second room, daily American breakfast for up to three guests per room at the Veranda, and complimentary amenities like rollaway beds and half-day sessions for

kids at Faena Play. They’ll spend hours building sand castles, flying kites and playing beach soccer. All that’s left for you to do is make sure you pack your swimsuits.

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Tierra Santa Sacred Plants

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For reservations, dial 305 535 4697 or e-mail reservations-miamibeach@faena.com

IN HONOR OF EARTH DAY

BY DR. ROBERTA DEL CAMPO Board Certified Dermatologist, Tierra Santa Healing House My tip of the month is to choose a physical sunscreen versus a chemical sunscreen.

CHEMICAL SUNSCREENS Rely on various chemicals such as Avobenzone and Helioplex, which absorb and scatter UV rays rather than block them. This leaves your skin only partially protected.

Chemicals found in these sunscreens are a common cause of allergic contact dermatitis and can exacerbate irritated and sensitive skin.

Must be applied 30 minutes prior to sun exposure for effectiveness.

Eucalyptus has been used by indigenous people for centuries, mainly for its antiinflammatory and decongestant properties.

At Faena’s Tierra Santa Healing House, our certified therapists use eucalyptus during aromatherapy, which helps open up the pores, revitalize the skin and clear breathing passages during inhalation. Its antiseptic and stimulating qualities help rid colds or nasal infections while recharging your energy.

Tierra Santa’s unique healing arts treatments were designed by a team of wellness collaborators, including Carlos Gomez, a Mexican-born shaman who studied ancient healing techniques with tribes and healers from Latin America and India.

In-house guests may dial Tierra Santa Healing House at 4381 for further information or reservations.

WELCOMING THE PINK MOON According to the Native American culture, each month’s moon has a particular name.

For April, it’s the “Pink Moon,” a name that reflects the arrival of spring and the blooming of flowers.

Among the many in bloom is the wild ground phlox. This particular species of the Polemoniaceae family comes to life during spring, displaying a hue of pink so intense that some think reflects on the Moon’s surface.

Full moons are also said to recharge your energy and clean chakras, but in order to receive the full benefits of it, we recommend the following: -Take a 20 to 40-minute bath with salts (in this case, we recommend Pink Hamalayan salts).

-Dress comfortably in white and head to the

beach, countryside or a place close to nature if possible. Otherwise, find a quiet, comfortable place with a view to the moon.

-If you have a meditation practice, follow it.

Otherwise, disconnect yourself from any technology and distractions for at least two hours, setting an intention while looking at the sky, repeating it and embracing the power of the universe.

-Remove all jewelry and crystals, spraying them with a lavender oil and water infusion— the moon will also recharge them and they will serve as amulets for protection.

In-house guests may dial Tierra Santa Healing House at 4381 for further information or treatment reservations.

PHYSICAL SUNSCREENS Commonly referred to as sunblocks, they form a complete barrier against the sun’s harmful rays, offering a stronger protection.

Sunblocks contain ingredients like titanium dioxide or zinc oxide, which are natural ingredients and are nonirritating to the skin.

Physical blockers start protecting you as soon as you apply them.

Further, not only are physical sunscreens better for you, they are also better for the environment. When chemical sunscreens are transferred from your skin to the ocean, the chemicals block the sunrays and photosynthesis, which in turn damages marine life, such as coral reefs.

Keep in mind: we no longer have to settle for thick and unpleasant versions.

Physical sunscreens have come a long way as several companies have developed variations that contain micronized ingredients, making physical sunscreens much more cosmetically elegant. Happy Earth Day!

In-house guests may dial Tierra Santa Healing House at 4381 for further information or reservations.

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LIVE ENTERTAINMENT AT THE LIVING ROOM & SA XONY BAR

EMIN at Faena Theater

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Under The Unicorn Pao boldly reflects celebrated Chef Paul Qui’s renowned brand of modern Asian cuisine drawing from his background and range of international styles.

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A TRADITIONAL SUNDAY FOR ALL THE FAMILIES

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EMIN presents Love is a Deadly Game Faena Theater 8:00pm

On May 18, Faena Hotel Miami Beach is proud to welcome singing sensation EMIN to Faena Theater, where he will kick off his second U.S. tour. This intimate performance, presented by PBS, will feature songs from EMIN’s new album, Love is a Deadly Game.

An internationally-acclaimed musician with a clutch of awards from around the world, EMIN is household name in his Russian homeland and bound to become the U.S.’s newest crossover success.

With rock star looks and a polished voice akin to Enrique Iglesias

and Chris Isaak, he’s as dapper as his music is delightful.

Tickets are available on www.ticketmaster.com For more information please dial the Concierge at 4037.

Abracadabra!

Vinyl Blvd, Trio Cubano, Yoli Mayor and the Blenders, Soul Power, Mi Dulce Son, Gipsy Routes, Keba Music, Miami on Beat, Erick Paredes, Javier Garcia, Richard Maldone, Amanda Fischer, Nektar de Stagni, Diego Ciaramella, Sire, Diego Harispe, Funky Therapy, Richie Hell, Jesse Deville, Jodi McDonald and DiscoRocks, among many others.

THE SAXONY BAR WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY FROM 10:00PM

Top Cat, Richie Hell, Jesse Deville, Diego Harispe and Diego Ciaramella, among many others

Reservations at Saxony Bar are required and strongly encouraged for The Living Room.

In-house guests may dial the concierge at 4037

Magique is Faena’s latest spectacle that will thrill your senses and challenge your mind.

APRIL FEATURED COCKTAILS Exclusive concoctions from our Head Mixologist, Marko Tomovic.

A modern magical mystery tour of illusion and artistry set to an exciting soundtrack, Magique is an epic production from acclaimed magician duo Kevin & Caruso. The show combines heart-pounding tricks including levitation and grand straightjacket escapes with Las Vegas flair, cirque-style choreography and so much razzle dazzle it will leave you breathless. Glamorous and boundary-pushing, with stunning choreography and wildly exotic costumes, Magique soars yet remains

surprisingly intimate, thanks to Faena’s thoughtfully-designed 150seat theater.

A mesmerizing extravaganza that expertly pairs comedy, craft and showmanship, the performance also marks the first time Kevin & Caruso have been joined on stage

by Venezuelan enchantress Madame Houdini, a lifelong performer whose masterful aerial circus acts push the show to new heights.

The family-friendly spectacle features choreography from world-

renowned and prolific Mistinguett, a seven-time Show of the Year award recipient. Jaw-dropping and grand, Magique melds art and entertainment in a way you’ve never seen before.

HOLLY WOOD AND VINE Available at Saxony Bar A light and refreshing cocktail perfect for sipping all night.

Hollywood and Vine is based with a grape gin and reisling. Apricot liqueur is the standout star of this recipe, enhanced with housemade sage syrup and finished with refreshing citrus.

Magique plays Sundays & Tuesdays Doors 7:00pm / Show 8:00pm Tickets are available on www.ticketmaster.com In-house guests may dial the concierge at 4037 for further information or reservations.

CATCHER IN THE RYE Available at the Tree of Life & The Living Room The ideal after dinner cocktail comprised of Fernet Branca, Rye whiskey, lemon and homemade grenadine topped with Ginger Ale and a twist.

Paul Qui rocketed the ranks to culinary stardom after winning Top Chef, followed up by a James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef: Southwest. Top Chef Judge Tom Colicchio once called Qui the most talented chef in the show’s history, and he’s grown to become one of the most formidable young talents in the North America with criticallyacclaimed restaurants and a group of Asianinspired food trucks in Austin, Texas.

Born in Manila, Philippines and trained in classic French and Japanese cuisine, Qui takes a modernist approach towards food that’s playful, authentic and unexpected. He’s

“From Top Chef winner Paul Qui comes this swanky concept inside the Faena Hotel Miami Beach, featuring globally inspired Asian cuisine...matched by an impressive wine list. The opulent room sets the stage, with gold-leaf walls, a marble bar, ocean views and the pièce de résistance: a commanding Damien Hirst golden unicorn sculpture standing guard beneath a domed ceiling.”

—THE ZAGAT REVIEW

a master at marrying classical technique with local flavors while also taking inspiration from Filipino, Japanese, Spanish and French culinary styles. “Food is about memories, familiarity and comfort,” says Qui, who strives not to be pigeon-holed into a single type of cuisine. Instead, he’d rather be defined by the experiences of his guests, who continue to deliver rave reviews.

In-house guests may contact the concierge at 4037 for more information. Reservations can also be made at 786 655 5600.

In Miami, we’re turning up the heat on Easter Sunday with our delicious Sunday Asado Brunch—an open-fire barbecue and traditional Argentine social event that is so much more than just a meal. The asado marks a time when family and friends come together to share good wine, great food and even better conversation. While the asador (chef) prepares the meal over a wood-fired grill, young and old have an unhurried afternoon to spend quality time together.

Gather your family this Easter at Los Fuegos for a mouthwatering multicourse feast of oven-baked empanadas, fresh salads and grilled entrees from ribeye to flakey fish, heaps of organic vegetables and a family-style dessert trio.

After brunch, there’s family fun for all ages, including an Easter Egg Hunt, face painting, a special Magique show where guests learn to perform magic tricks, and entertainment and games at Faena Play all served with a side of joyful celebration.

In-house guests may contact the concierge at 4037 for more information. Reservations can also be made at 786 655 5600.

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Easter Sunday Asado Los Fuegos From 12:00pm

FIRST CALL AT CASA FAENA Almost 100 years ago, playwright Tennessee Williams traveled to South Florida and famously introduced a toast at sundown.

To honor this tradition, we invite you to First Call at Casa Faena, a unique get-together to applaud the setting of the sun and the start of Casa’s Craft Cocktail Hour.

Taking place every day of the week, guests can enjoy select cocktails and elixirs starting at $6 from 4:00-7:00PM, along with $30 pitchers of Florida Blood Orange Madras and some of our favorite Casa Faena menu items at a discounted rate.

In-house guests may dial the concierge at 4037 for further information or reservations.

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MIAMI INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL To officially welcome spring to Miami, the city will host the International Jazz Festival with a lineup of bands that combine the genres traditional with Latin flair, European technique, and Asian elegance.

With performances from Wendy Pendersen, Yorgis Goiricelaya & Elegance Project, Medeiros, Conjunto Impacto, Trilok Gurtu, Paolo Fresu, Omar Sosa, Dillard Center for the Arts Jazz Ensemble I, the fest promises an exciting experience for everyone, whether you’re a seasoned listener or a neophyte aficionado.

April 27th to 30th. More information: www.miamiinternationaljazzfest.org

Sunday Sessions at Faena Forum Sunday Sessions at Faena Forum We are continuously expanding our cross-disciplinary program throughout the District, focusing on creating one-of-a-kind cultural experiences that engage the community, spur creativity and elevate the spirit.

Faena Forum kicks off its new Forum Sunday Sessions this May with ángeles veloces arcanos fugaces (art-collective assume vivid astro focus site-specific immersive disco roller rink) and Paperwater, the product of two talented Miami-based music duo. ángeles veloces arcanos fugaces is a sitespecific installation for revelry, participation, transformation, and celebration—the embodiment of Faena Art’s values and cultural manifesto.

It’s a neo-disco roller rink—an all-encompassing fantasia of music, movement, lights, dance, and explosive color that commemorates the utopian ideals of the 60s and 70s, exemplifying Faena’s commitment to promoting participatory and interactive art experiences.

Further information will be available at Faena Art’s site: FAENA ART.ORG

Above and right: “ángeles veloces arcanos fugaces” at Faena Art Cente Buenos Aires, 2014 Below: “ángeles veloces arcanos fugaces” at Faena Miami Beach during Miami Art Week 2015

TOBA KHEDOORI AT PAMM There’s no doubt that Miami has become a cultural engine, powered by several major institutions (including that of Faena District). It’s through this intellectual synergy among art organizations that locals have benefited from the visit of international artists; later this month, the PAMM inaugurates a special exhibition by Toba Khedoori, showcasing the last 15 years of her work.

The Sydney-born, LA-based artist specializes in the use of negative space on a large scale, turning everyday items into decontextualized objects, giving new meaning to the banal, inviting the viewer to slow down and explore ordinariness.

For more information visit www.pamm.org/exhibitions/toba-khedoori

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Biennale of Moving Images Following the exhibition of the Biennale of Moving Images from November 10, 2016, through January 29, 2017, in Geneva, Faena Art brings the exhibition to Miami Beach.

The 27 international artists included have been commissioned to create never-before-seen works that reflect current and relevant trends in video and performance practices today.

Curated by Andrea Bellini in collaboration with Cecilia Alemani, Caroline Bourgeois and Elvira Dyangani Ose. APR

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Comprising a wide array of multimedia installations, films and documentaries usually shown in cinemas, as well as performances, the Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement is a one of a kind hybrid situated somewhere between a cinema festival, a constellation of solo exhibitions and a site for research and experimentation. With this format, artists are invited to push the boundaries of traditional media. The originality of the new

BIM resides in the fact that it consists exclusively of works commissioned and produced for the occasion, with no specific curatorial theme to respond to. This distinguishes the BIM from the usual biennial format and positions it as a post-curatorial event, leaving the artists a carte blanche to shape their own discourse while questioning the status of the curator. The Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement seeks to investigate new exhibition models

and formats by building a show as a choir, bringing together polyphonic voices to offer a window into contemporaneity.

A co-production with the Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève, the Fonds d’art Contemporain de la Ville et du Canton de Genève, In Between Art Film, and HEAD–Geneva, the Geneva School of Art and Design.

Image: Wu Tsang “Duilian”, 2016

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The contemplation of sakura: a tradition that reminds us to blossom Hanami, a Japanese tradition that resembles pure fantasy, is celebrated during the cherry blossom season.

Each January, the Japanese cherry trees blossom in waves in Okinawa, making their way through Kyoto and Tokyo, finally arriving in Hokkaido around March. The sakura season crosses the archipelago from the south to the north, and it takes along with it the ancient practice of hanami, that refers to the habit of picnicking beneath a blossoming cherry tree.

Originally limited to the imperial court’s elite, hanami made its way to the samurai society and by the Edo period it had also reached common people. During their short blooming period, the petals of the sakura fall as white foam onto avenues and parks, and people gather beneath them to celebrate their beauty. Families, groups of friends, labourers, children -and even the homeless can be seen in Tokyo’s Ueno Park (one of the locals’ favourite spots), in full contemplation of this environmental treasure.

The importance of hanami is the (almost forgotten) commotion that arises from meticulous observation. People make their way to the appointment fully aware of the metaphysical relationship that exists between the impermanent beauty of the trees and human existence. When the sun sets,

hundreds of youngsters begin to take flash photographs of the branches in contrast with the surrounding blackness, which they then immediately upload to the internet to eagerly share the aesthetic experience, ad infinitum.

During the sakura season, contemplation becomes conservation. The trees will always be healthy because Japan considers beauty to be an end in and of itself, and nobody considers it odd when a citizen stops what he’s doing to take a sakura branch and inhale their barely perceptible aroma.

Thus the importance of botanical appreciation is also a political act; a combination of cultural information and the environment. For the Japanese, the season of cherry blossoms is appropriately understood as the transience of human life.

Hanami is one of the few popular celebrations that retains its innocence and is surely the most aesthetic and oneiric of communal experiences. By strengthening our environmental values, sakura is also a reminder that we are other peoples’ environment. We are the symbiosis of our surrounding. And whoever understands hanami at some point in their lives will realise that, beyond the impermanence of the white and pink foam, the experience is perpetual.

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C’est Rouge!

Every weekend from Thursday to Saturday, our Theater comes to life with C’est Rouge!, a cabaret-style performance full of comedy and sensuality.

With a cast of international stars, the show has an impressive lineup of acrobats, thespians and artists that entertain the audience with their unique acts. But what are they doing during their free time? We decided to follow them during their rest days, and this is what we found.

Cherry Picking On the third floor of Faena Hotel Miami Beach, you will find Tierra Santa Healing House, a unique temple of wellness for guests to relax and recover, but also home to one of our favorite features: the Spa Boutique.

At Tierra Santa Boutique we showcase handpicked products from around the world, with a wide selection of fashion products, including one of our favorite designers and collaborators: Carolina K. To understand more about the brand and the process that goes into each of the pieces, we interviewed Carolina Kleinman, the brains behind this project.

What is your background? How did you start working with fashion?

I grew up spending a lot of time at my mom and aunt´s clothing store, playing with rolls of fabric; always loved to be surrounded by that world. Designing was something I did naturally. I always had new fashion ideas. When I was 15, I created my first swimsuit collection.

What was your first big project?

At age 21, I moved to Los Angeles and studied fashion, acting and music, which are my other passions.

I started as a stylist for some celebrities, musicians, actors and other people I admire. I also did private labels for big brands and got to travel the world for different projects.

I opened my first retail store in New York while living in Mexico, and then decided to move to Miami and set up our studio here.

I would say that all of our collaborations with Faena, which started with Faena Hotel Buenos Aires and expanded to Faena Hotel Miami Beach, has been some of the most important and rewarding experiences since starting Carolina K.

What’s the inspiration behind your designs?

The artisans and the diverse cultures I’ve met in my travels have been my greatest inspiration from the very beginning. I live through the creative process of each collection; whether I’m traveling within Mexico to Oaxaca or Chiapas, or to Cusco in Peru, I like to spend real time with the artisans, go to their homes, eat at their tables. I even take my husband and kids to have the full experience with me. I first research and study what I want to focus on for the new collection, and then travel and spend time with the people who are actually helping me bring those visions to life.

Are the indigenous communities involved in the creative process?

Very much. They are the soul of the brand, and without them Caro K would not have a true identity.

Many of our designs, from the Oaxacan crochet tops and dresses to the round ottomans of our Home Collection, are made and inspired by Mexican artisans. Most of our knits and leather goods are made in Peru, and our prints are made in India.

Every Carolina K piece we designed for Faena has been made in collaboration with authentic artisans.

How does Miami influence your work?

Every season I try to find a new native bird that represents freedom and uniqueness, and here flamingos will be the stars. We are launching our first resort swimsuit collection, inspired by Miami.

C’est Rouge! at Faena Theater Shows Thursday to Saturday Dinner Shows Fridays & Saturdays Tickets are available on www.ticketmaster.com In-house guests may dial the Concierge at 4037 for further information or reservations.

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The Eternal Romantic Arias Martín

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Long distance calls have improved over the years and Havana isn’t too far from Miami, but even so, whenever Arias calls his acquaintances in Cuba, he likes to sing them a few of the tunes he performs at C’est Rouge!, making sure his melodic voice is properly heard across the Ocean. Although he was born in The States, his Caribbean blood has Every weekend from Thursday to Saturday, comes flavor pumping through his veins, amplifyingour his Theater voice in our Faena to life with and C’est Rouge!,connecting a cabaret-style performance full of Theater intimately with the audience. comedy and sensuality. With a cast of international stars, the show has an impressive lineup of acrobats, thespians and artists that entertain the audience with their unique acts. But what are they doing during their free time? We decided to follow them during their rest days, and this is what we found.

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The Singing Beauty Victoria Blue

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This Cuban-Puerto Rican bombshell is proof that dreams do come true; from a very young age, Victoria liked to sing all over her house (including the bathroom, where there are always great acoustics).

With the encouragement of her father and brothers, all of whom are musicians, she started a family band while signing up for auditions, where she performed her original songs. She hasn’t stopped since and even when she’s relaxing, about to hop in a bubble bath, she makes time to practice the C’est Rouge! repertoire.

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Born in Madrid and Buenos Aires (in the neighborhood of La Boca, the birthplace of Tango, as Armando likes to say), this husband-andwife act is not only sensual but also very melancholic, a highlight of Argentine traditions in Miami. The couple arrived in the city escaping the cold weather of NYC and Boston, light on luggage and full of experience. It’s why you can spot them on the beach, passionately working on their tan, when they’re not on stage stirring the emotions of those who attend C’est Rouge!

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he realized that he was in the midst of documenting history. The band was on the brink of international stardom the night the photograph was taken. Harry recounted, “That picture behind me is iconic because of who they are, but also that was the night they were told I Want to Hold Your Hand was #1 in America. It was also the night they were told they were going to be on the Ed Sullivan Show, which meant they were coming to America— and I was going with them.” Celebrating in the hotel room, Harry suggested to the band that they recreate a pillow fight that they had earlier that week. They were reluctant at first—fearing they would look childish—but ultimately Harry

convinced them. The result was a dynamic image that captured a frozen moment of youthful euphoria, standing out from the usual line-up shots of the band. “If there was a breakthrough moment, that was it,” Harry reminisced.

That night, Harry developed the roll of film in the hotel bathroom, innocent at the time to the significance the image would later hold.

“To me a good picture can never happen again, it’s a glimpse and gone forever. The Beatles will never do the pillow fight over. That’s my idea of photography.”

For more information about Faena Rose, contact rosemembership@faena.com

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and jaw-dropping beach, garden and top-ofthe-world penthouse scenery, there’s no limit to where we can take your big day.

Our stylish spaces and stunning beachfront are the ideal playground to turn birthday parties for guests of all ages into once-in-alifetime bashes. Host a private party in Faena Theater’s exclusive VIP space El Secreto Bar while watching our dazzling shows C’est Rouge! and Magique. Beach-lovers can enjoy decadent gatherings on the sand or for a more active celebration, we organize friendly volleyball and soccer games for party guests.

Our wine cellar, La Cava, offers intimate

candlelit dinners with personalized menus and wine pairings from renowned chef Francis Mallmann. Kids can also rule the roost of at Faena Play or gather friends for a movie in the Screening Room.

Whatever the celebration, our team of designers, chefs and professional event planners can tailor any special occasion to your vision. Come make memories with the people you love. We’ll bring the magic.

For more information on Private Events at Faena, contact events-miamibeach@faena.com

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Faena is made for festivities.

Whether you’re popping the question, tying the knot, celebrating 50 years of wedding bliss or ringing in a big birthday, our dedicated in-house events team prides itself on turning dream fêtes into fantastic realities.

Every bride dreams of a standout wedding day, and Faena takes nuptials to the next level. From an intimate sunset ceremony on our white-sand beach to a lively 300-person catered reception at the Forum or on the Veranda, every couples’ wish is our command.

With curated custom menus from our culinary geniuses Francis Mallmann and Paul Qui,

APR 2017

Red: Faena District Events / Gray: Important Dates

Epicurean

From planning and event design to menu curation and on-the-ground execution, our experts ensure that the milestone moments which matter the most in your life are entirely unforgettable.

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Faena Rose is our art and culture based private members club, which brings together a dynamic community of like-minded individuals through a robust, year-round calendar of the most engaging and transformative cultural experiences.

Legendary photographer, Harry Benson recently joined Faena Rose members for an exclusive, pre-release screening of Harry Benson: Shoot First, which chronicles the photographer’s celebrated 65-year career.

Prior to the event, we had the honor of visiting Harry at his home, where he shared the story behind his favorite and arguably most iconic photograph—The Beatles pillow fight. It was 1964 when Harry was assigned to photograph The Beatles in their Paris hotel. Initially, Benson had planned to travel to Uganda for a different story—“I took myself for a serious journalist and I didn’t want to cover a rock‘n’roll story.”

It was a twist of fate that put him on the job and changed his life forever. “There was another photographer on it, and this is a fact, but it’s stupid: one thing you couldn’t be around the Beatles was ugly… and the guy that was on it before me was ugly. He was a mess,” Harry shared.

Once Harry heard The Beatles play, however,

APRIL 2017

Entertainment

First Call Casa Faena 4:00pm- 7:00pm C’est Rouge!

Show: 9:o0pm Faena Theater Live Music & DJs The Living Room from 7:00pm The Saxony Bar from 10:00pm

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*Calendar of Events is subject to change. Please check with the concierge to confirm days and times / For Live Music and DJs details, please check our website: www.faena.com/miami-beach/entertainment

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