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The pool at the Faena Hotel Miami Beach, part of the Argentine company s District Miami Beach complex.
Accor and luxury hospitality player Faena Group have forged a strategic partnership, under which they plan to introduce the Faena brand to Dubai and other global destinations.
The brainchild of Argentine hotelier Alan Faena, the Faena Group currently operates the Faena Buenos Aires complex, which opened its Faena Hotel Buenos Aires in 2004, and the Faena District Miami Beach, which debuted its Faena Hotel Miami Beach in 2015.
Both are large-scale, mixed-use concepts that integrate their hospitality components with residential, retail and artistic and cultural elements, creating what the Faena Group calls one-of-a-kind, socially responsible, holistic environments.
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MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Dec. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Lavazza is pleased to announce a new multi-year partnership with Faena District in Miami Beach to support arts and culture in Miami, Florida.
In addition to strengthening its presence in Miami as the official coffee partner of the Faena District, Lavazza will support Faena District in the development and expansion of it arts-related content and programming over the next four years.
Lavazza ¡Tierra! coffee will be served at the Faena Hotel Miami Beach, including in-room, spa and pool service, as well as restaurants and venues including Living Room, Los Fuegos, PAO, Tree of Life, Faena Theatre, Casa Faena, and Saxony.
It s not easy having eyes all over the scene, being around to take in all the wild visuals at all the worthwhile places in the city. There are, however, those parties and gallery openings where a fortunate photographer can point and shoot. Every week, in collaboration with World Red Eye, New Times
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For the occasion of Miami Art Week, The Gallery at Seaspice presented a special exhibition called “Art Remedy,” which will run from December 3-January, 2021, at 600 NW Fifth St. The exhibit will present more than 15 local and international artists, with select works from the 55 Project and GBG Arts. Art Remedy aims to convey the importance of creating healthy spaces with controlled access so that visitors can enjoy the healing experience that art offers while offering a platform for local and international artists t