Last night, the historic Curtiss Mansion came alive with 1920s-inspired glamour as A Night
at the Mansion marked the sold-out kickoff gala celebrating 100 years of Miami Springs.
The ballroom-style affair welcomed more than 200 guests for an elegant black-tie evening
steeped in the spirit of the Roaring Twenties. From live music and formal dining to a silent
auction, the event seamlessly blended history with celebration.
Ahead of the evening’s formal program, Brad Curtis and I were given special access for a
walkthrough of the venue, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the event as it came
together. Brad went live on our Facebook page prior to the gala, sharing the energy and
anticipation building throughout the mansion and its grounds.
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