Was it fate or a twist of irony that led the Queen Miami Beach to become a beloved salon and lounge? Standing here, at 550 Washington Avenue, you’re face-to-face with a piece of Miami Beach’s vibrant history. Built in 1935, this building, with its striking Art Deco features, has witnessed the ebb and flow of Miami’s evolution. Once known as the Bamboo Club, it has transformed over time, eventually becoming the Queen Miami Beach we know today. Within its walls, a different kind of magic unfolds. The Queen Miami Beach welcomes guests with open arms, inviting them to indulge in a world-class cocktail experience. Imagine sipping on meticulously crafted cocktails either before a delightful dinner or as a relaxing end to your evening. The ambiance is exquisite, a haven of tranquility where you can unwind and savor the moment. The Queen Miami Beach, though no longer the Bamboo Club of old, still carries an air of sophistication and allure, much like the city it calls home.
Glenn Hubert Library
What secrets lie hidden within the walls of a university library? Right here in North Miami, the Glenn Hubert Library