Bill Graham Farm Village, within Amelia Earhart Park 401 E 65th Street, Hialeah, FL 33013
Click here for more infoThe Dade Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society invites you to its 28th Native Plant Day
Saturday, March 21, 2026, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Bill Graham Farm Village, within Amelia Earhart Park 401 E 65th Street, Hialeah, FL 33013
Our annual public outreach and education event will have something for all ages: exhibitors (organizations / agencies / businesses) with educational display tables, native plant and merchandise vendors, speaker series, landscape professionals, raffles, live music, children’s activities, artists, bird walks, food trucks, opportunities for networking / socializing, and more.
Music by Florida Environmentalist and Singer/Songwriter Grant Livingston
Join us and learn about South Florida native plants and wildlife, how to attract birds and butterflies to your yard, landscaping with native plants, our natural areas, the environment, and more.
There’s much more at this large park, especially for children: enjoy the Farm Village, which provides an opportunity to learn about Miami-Dade County's agricultural past. It’s a replica of the kinds of farms that once dotted three-quarters of the region. There’s even a barn with farm animals you can visit.
Tom Sawyer's Play Island is a fort-style tree house with climbers, spinners, slides, balance beams, swings, and musical instruments to play. The playground is designed for children ages 2-12 and is fully accessible.
Bring your family and friends to enjoy this free day of fun and learning! FREE! Rain or Shine!
640 NE 114th St, Biscayne Park, FL
Click here for more infoSince it began in 2007, Earth Hour has been known for the symbolic “lights off” in support of our planet. 2026 marks the 20th annual Earth Hour, celebrating two decades of collective action and storytelling from communities around the world.
The Village of Biscayne Park will be celebrating Earth Hour at the historic Log Cabin 640 NE 114th St in Biscayne Park. Refreshments at 8pm, lights off at 8:30pm with music by Florida Environmentalist and Singer/Songwriter Grant Livingston. Come on out for your favorite planet!
Luna Star Cafe Sundays presents a dual concert featuring Singer / Songwriters Rod MacDonald and Grant Livingston. Come early at 5pm, meet with Grant and Rod, and get dinner early! Concert starts at 6pm.
Learn more about Rod's music here:
www.RodMacDonald.com
Luna Star Cafe; 775 NE 125th Street; North Miami
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That's a photo of a pair of Painted Buntings, because ... Valentines Day!
I'll be playing at Everglades Day at Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
10216 Lee Road; Boynton Beach,FL 33473
This family-friendly event features outdoor recreational activities such as guided introductions to fishing and archery, or discover something new through guided tours and special exhibitor booths, and Everglades-themed music by Singer/Songwriter Grant Livingston
Directions (from North):From Florida's Turnpike Exit 86, go west on Boynton Beach Blvd, At US-441 turn left, Continue about 2 miles, turn right on Lee Road.
Directions (from South):From Florida's Turnpike Exit 81, go west on Atlantic Ave, At US-441 turn right, Continue about 3 miles, turn left on Lee Road.
10216 Lee Rd, Boynton Beach, FL 33473
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Special event at a special location! On Saturday, December 6, at 6pm, “Songs & Stories of Our National Parks” comes to The Kampong in Coconut Grove.
The Kampong was the home of world-renowned plant explorer Dr. David Fairchild. It was in his living room that Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Ernest Coe, and others met to discuss the creation of Everglades National Park. The park was established on December 6, 1947, so this event is on the 78th "birthday" of the park. The house and gardens are a beautifully preserved piece of history. Along with locations in Hawaii, the Kampong now forms part of the National Tropical Botanical Garden.
Songs and Stories of Our National Parks is a collaboration between award-winning storyteller and retired National Park Ranger Gary Bremen and Florida's Historian-in-Song Grant Livingston. From Yellowstone, Mammoth Cave and Grand Canyon to Gettysburg, Selma and Stonewall, Gary shares deeply personal stories from visits to over 270 national parks, accompanied by folk songs of the times and Grant’s own original songs. Sometimes funny, sometimes poignant, the program leaves audiences wanting to create their own National Park memories.
Having performed at parks from coast-to-coast, Gary and Grant are bringing their program to The Kampong on Saturday, December 6 at 6:00 pm.
Tickets are available at https://ntbg.org/events/songs-and-stories-of-our-national-parks/or by calling (305) 442-7169.
I'm excited to be back at the Key Largo branch library as part of their concert series!
Cover $10 Great food and huge beer selection CASH ONLY
Luna Star Cafe, 775 NE 125th St; North Miami, FL
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An Afternoon with Grant Livingston at Books & Books. Sunday September 21 5pm.
Come for the show, and stay to chat, have coffee and a bite at the Books & Books Cafe.
Parking on-street or at the garage directly across Aragon Ave from Books&Books.
SEE YOU THERE!
Books & Books Coral Gables; 265 Aragon Ave, Coral Gables, FL 33134
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Luna Star Cafe - 775 NE 125th St North Miami
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Park After Dark
Songs and Stories of our National Parks
Gary Bremen • Storyteller
Grant Livingston • Singer/Songwriter
Conservation Through the Arts
A conversation with three artists about how they use art to spotlight conservation issues. Hosted by the Florida Wildlife Federaton.
Sarah Gledhill • President & CEO, Florida Wildlife Federation
Grant Livingston • Singer/Songwriter
Oona Watkins • Illustrator and Designer
Anthony Sleiman • Conservation Photographer
This event was held online in Deceber 2024.
This event was held online in Deceber 2024. To view a recording of the event click the "More Info" link below.
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