Feb. 19th Post-Valentine’s Day food truck frenzy from 2-6pm.
Details :
BOSS Entertainment Group – Sunday’s Lakeside Party
15020 South River Drive, North Miami, FL
View map • Get directions
Lakeside Private Beach,
LIVE Band BOSS Mansion
Pools / Hot Tubs
4 DJ’s Including DJBrito
Car Show
Food Trucks (Chamo On Wheels, Krispy Krunchy Chicken, Churro’s)
Wave Runners / Jet Ski’s
Fashion Show
Swimsuit contest!
Tennis Court / Basketball Court
And Much Much MORE….!!!! A percentage of the events will benefit The Center for Positive Connections (TCPC).
If you are not able to attend, but would like to contribute your tax deductible donation, you can do so by clicking this button:
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