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Special
Events at ICMC 2004
…Expanding
Your Horizons!
We
will be offering numerous special events designed to take advantage
of the University of Miami’s location in South Florida: experience
some of our cuisine, architecture, culture and sporting events
while you are enjoying the diverse music and technical sessions
presented at ICMC 2004.
The
Annual ICMC Banquet at the Rusty Pelican, Key Biscayne
Thursday, November 4, 2004
Cost: $50
“Hot Florida Days…Cool Latin Nights”
Enjoy
a fabulous tropical menu at the restaurant with the most stunning
views in all of South Florida – the Rusty Pelican on Key
Biscayne.
We’ll
take you from the University of Miami Coral Gables campus over
the water to beautiful Key Biscayne, Florida. A special happy
hour on the Rusty Pelican’s terrace will feature drink specials,
Latin jazz and views of the cruise ships, the Miami skyline and
incredible Biscayne Bay. Dinner will be in the Rusty Pelican’s
ballroom, where the sunset light will filter through the floor-to-ceiling
windows. After drinks, dinner and the annual ICMA awards presentations,
get ready to…salsa! We will have a dance instructor waiting
to teach you to salsa and mambo the night away!
South
Beach Art Deco Tour
Friday, November 5, 2004
Cost: $30
Enjoy
a walk through the world famous architecture of Miami Beach’s
South Beach district, featuring the preserved Art Deco buildings
of the 1920s-1960s. You will learn all about the distinct style
and colors of South Beach from a locally renowned historian and
teacher as you spend three hours on Ocean Drive, the chic Lincoln
Road district and historic Espanola Way.
University
of Miami Football Game Day
Cost:
$65
The
dominant college football power of the last 20 years…five
national championships, over 30 first-round NFL draft picks…the
Miami Hurricanes rule college football on Saturdays at Miami’s
Orange Bowl Stadium!
You
will board a charter bus at the UM Frost School of Music and go
to the Orange Bowl to watch the top-ranked Hurricanes play the
Clemson Tigers. It will be a thrilling, frenzied Saturday afternoon
at the Orange Bowl – be there live with 70,000 other screaming
fans!
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