Experience Santa's Parade Of The Elves In Miami, Florida
Are you ready to bring in the holiday spirit even when there's no snow in Miami, Florida? Join in on the festivities with "Santa's Parade of the Elves" on Sunday, December 7th at 2:00 p.m. The South Miami Police Honor Guard will usher in the 26th annual parade.
There will be marching bands, intricately decorated floats, and of course the float that will be carrying good Old Saint Nick. Come with your family and reindeer antler headbands. Dress your little ones up as cute little elves for this enjoyable event and they can even march in the parade.
Don't miss out on any of the other great holiday parades on DISH Network and experience the huge balloons and exciting entertainment that ride in along with the floats.
Feel Safe In Your Home Even With The High Crime Rate In Miami, Florida
We are all concerned about the safety and well being of our families. Depending on where you live doesn't seem to matter anymore as more and more neighborhoods get victimized by burglaries and other serious crimes. Miami, Florida is rated one of the worst large cities for crime. Miami has the highest violent crime rate in the nation. This is quite disconcerting to families living there.
There are ways to keep you and your family protected. It's always scary thinking about leaving your family on a business trip or for long periods of time. How can you feel more secure knowing that they are being watched over? With ADT security, you can be assured that your family is protected while you're away. They have a great monitoring system that is on alert 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You never know what can happen while you're out of the home, but you can have control over the safety of you and your loved ones and have that sense of security we all need.
Snow In Florida? There Is In Naples, Florida At The Snow Fest
So what do you do in a state where it doesn't really snow for the holidays? Well you join in on the Snow Fest in Naples, Florida of course! This event has been sponsored by Collier County Parks and Recreation for 24 years, and it is free to the public.
The lead attraction to this event is the 70 tons of snow. Did I say snow in Florida? How do they pull that off? 900 blocks of ice are trucked in and put through an ice chipper, and it's magically transformed into snow. Of course there are other attractions such as powder park toboggan hills, an ice skating rink, carnival, and so many other things. Enjoy the food and arts and crafts as well.
Don't miss out on this fun family event on December 5th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, visit www.snowfestnaples.com.
Snakes, Frogs, And Lizards Oh My! The Return Of the Florida International Reptile Show
For all you crazy reptile fans out there, you won't want to miss out on the Florida International Reptile Show held in Tampa, Florida which features reptile and amphibian breeders and wholesalers, reptile products and supplies, educational seminars and exhibits, and just a whole lot of fun for your whole family.
You can experience the Reptile Discovery Crocodilian Presentation, The LB Reptile Experience, Snakes of the Southeast, and many other fun activities and events at this show. Many reptiles and amphibians will be on display for you and your kids to enjoy.
I don't know about you and your kids, but I know there's something about snakes, frogs, and lizards that make my son all excited. Kids are usually more daring than adults when it comes to slithering, jumping and stealthy little creatures. Your kids will love you for sharing this experience with them. Visit http://www.repticon.com for more information of this event on November 21st and 22nd.
Explore Through Fallen Ships While Wreck Scuba Diving In Florida
I'm sure there are plenty of you who have gone scuba diving to see the ocean life and the beautiful corals and anemones swaying in the water. How many of you have tried wreck scuba diving? There are some great wreck scuba diving destinations located in Florida.
In Pensacola Bay 11 ships became victims of a hurricane in the 1500s. A massive storm overtook these vessels and became the demise of the colony which only lasted 60 years.
The French wreck, The Trinite, lies off St. Augustine and went down during a storm in 1565. You can also do some wreck scuba diving in Florida, to the resting place of the Atocha and the Santa Margarita, two ships from the Terra Firme fleet that went to their watery graves back in 1655.
For more information on these wreck scuba diving trips including becoming scuba diving certified, go to www.florida-outdoors.com.
